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BIRMINGHAM. 


HISTORY    AND    GENERAL    DIRECTORY 

OF    THE 

BOROUGH  OF  BIRMINGHAM, 

WITH    THE    REMAINDER    OF    THE 

PARISH    OF   ASTON, 

THE  SOHO  AND  PART  OF  HANDSWORTII  INCLUDED : 

BEING 


OF 


THE    COUNTY    OF   V/ARWICK. 


The  Ancient  and  Modern   History  of  this   Popnlous   Borough 


AND    ITS    SUBURBS, 


Has  been  compiled  with  great  care  and  labour,  from  personal  application  to  all  the 
Public  Buildings,  Societies,  Associations,  places  of  Business,  private  Residences,  and 
all  places  of  Public  Interest,  from  which  much  new  and  useful  information  has  been 
derived;  and  Hutton  and  Shaw,  the  former  Historians  of  Binningham,  fully  consulted. 
The  rise  and  progress  of  the  varied  ^Manufactures,  and  the  increase  of  the  Population 
fully  pointed  out ;  and  also  the  Charities  from  the  Commissioners  Report. 


BY  FRANCIS  WHITE  AND  Co., 

Authors  of  the  History,  Gazetteer,  and  Directory  of  Nottinghamshire  ;  Directories  of 
Hull,  York,  and  the  East  Riding  of  Yorkshhe;  Newcastle,  and  the  principal  Towns 
in  the  Counties  of  Durham  and  Northumberland:  every  copy  of  which  was  sold  two 
months  after  Publication, 


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PREFACE. 


In  this  attempt  to  present  to  the  Public  a  History  and  Topography  of  the  Borough  of 
Binningham,  with  a  complete  Directory  of  the  Inhabitants,  under  two  arrangements — 
first,  giving  the  Sm-names  in  Alphabetical  order,  with  the  Trades  and  Professions  at 
fiill  length,  places  of  Business,  and  Residences  ;  second,  classified  under  the  Heads  of 
Trades  and  Professions — the  Authors  acknowledge  their  great  obligation  to  the  Literary 
and  Official  Gentlemen  of  the  Borough,  who  have  so  freely  furnished  them  with  various 
sources  of  information;  and  also  to  the  numerous  Subscribers  who  have  favoured  them 
with  their  support  to  so  liberal  an  extent;  and  hope  the  present  Volume  will  be  foomd 
the  most  complete  Book  of  Reference  ever  published  for  this  populous  Borough. 

The  Plan  of  the  Work  embraces  a  General  History  and  Description  of  the  Town 
and  Borough  of  Birmingham,  extracted  from  the  works  of  ancient  and  modem  Authors ; 
and  fi-om  the  Parliamentary  Reports  of  Public  Charities,  Population,  &c. ;  together 
with  a  variety  of  Statistical,  Commercial,  and  Biograpliical  information,  elicited  by 
personal  inquiry ;  with  a  full  and  comprehensive  view  of  the  rise  and  progress  of  those 
beautiful  Manufactures  of  which  Birmingham  is  the  emporium,  to  which  it  and  the 
immediate  locality  owe  much  of  their  present  wealth  and  importance.  Lists  of  Magis- 
trates, Public  Officers,  Streets,  Courts,  Places,  Squares,  Terraces,  &c.,  with  an  Alpha- 
betical arrangement  of  the  addresses  of  the  Inhabitants,  followed  by  a  Directory  classed 
according  to  Trades  and  Professions  ;  the  whole  preceded  by  a  Table  shevring  the  re- 
ciprocal distances  of  all  the  Towns  from  each  other,  and  from  London  ;  and  a  general 
Index,  which  points  out  the  page  at  which  every  subject  may  be  instantly  found. 

The  present  Volume  being  part  of  a  General  History,  Gazetteer,  and  Directory  of 
the  County  of  Warwick,  which  will  appear  complete  in  about  five  months,  and  will  be 
accompanied  with  a  large  coloured  sheet  Map  of  the  County,  prepared  expressly  for  th« 
Work. 

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GENERAL    INDEX. 


Air,  (Natural)  -2 
AliUTinon,  .'IJ 
Al])liabetical  Directory,   88 

to  -289 
Amusements,  54 
Ancient  State.  2.  33 
Annual  Rental,  I 
Antiquities,  39 
Architecture,  36 
Art  Union,  (Roval)  20 
Ashted,  7 

Assay  Oifice,  32, 53 
Assemblies,  54 
Aston,  71  ;  Hall,  72;  Union, 

75;  Directory,  402 
Asylum  for  Children,  28 
Athceneum,  20 
Athenic  Institution,  19 
Bailiff,  (High  and  Low)  2 
Bankruptcy  and  Protective 

Offices,  53 
Banks,  39 
Barracks,  48 
Baskerville  John,  34 
Baths,  (Ladywell  and  Bal- 

sall  Heath)  55 
Battles — Birmingham,    45  ; 

Camp  Hill,  44 
Bellows  Makers,  28 
Birmingham  General,  Bene- 
volent, <fec.  Institutions,  27 
Birmingham  History,  I ;  Dis- 
tricts,   1  ;    Population,   1  ; 
Parishes.    1 ;    Rental,    1  ; 
State  of,  36 
Binningham    and    Midland 
Counties  Lying-in-Hospi- 
tal, 27 
Birmingham   Licensed  Vic- 
tuallers' Asylum,  56 
Bishop's  (Catholic)  House,10 
Blind  Institution,  27 
Bordesley,  1,  73 
Borough,  1 ;  Goal,  38 ,  Va- 
luation, 53 
Botanical  Gardens,  54 
Boulton  Mr.  31 
Boundaries,  1 
Breweries,  39,  314 
Bridgman  John,  72 
British    and    Foreign   Bible 

Society,  28 
Bromford,  74 
Bromwich,  (Little)  72 
Buckles.  32 


Buildings,  52,  70 
Burials,  45 
Buttons,  31,  33 
Callum's  Repository,  60 
Canals,  49,  395 
Carriers,  398  to  401 
Castle  Bromwich  tt  Hall,  72 
Cathedral,  (Roman  Cathie.)  9 
Catholic   (Roman)    Church, 

10,  73 
Cemeteries — Church  of  Eng- 
land, 13;  General,  14 
Chalybeate  Spring,  2 
Charities,  61  to  71;  Aston, 

75  to  78 
Charters,  45 
Chapels,  (Dissenter's)  11 

Baptist,  12 

Baptist,  (General)  12 

Calvinstic,  12 

Friends  Meeting,  13 

Inde}  indents,  12,  74 

Jews-  Synagogue,  13 

Lady  .luntingdon,  12 

Latter  Day  Saints  13 

Methodists,  II  ;  New  Con- 
nexion jVIethodist,  11 

New  Jenisalem,12 

Presbyterian,  II 

Primitive  Methodists,  1 1 

St.  Jude's,  12 

Second  Advent,  13 

Unitarian,  12  to  13 

Unknown  Tongue,  13 
Churches,  3 

All  Saints,  4 

Bishop  Ryder's,  6 

Christ  Church,  6 

Magdalen,  7 

St.  Andrew's,  5 

St.  Bartholomew's,  5 

St.  Barnabas,  73 

St.  George's,  4 

St.  James's,  6 

St.  Jude's,  6 

St.  Lnke's.  6 

St.  Mark's,  6 

St.  Martins.  3 

St.  Mary's,  5 

St.  Matthew's,  6 

St.  Paul's,  5 

St.  Peter's,  6 

St.  Phillip's,  4 

St.  Stephen's,  5 

St.  Thomas's,  4 


Churches  in  Aston,  7 

Holy  Trinity,  7 

St.  James's,  7 

St.  John  Baptist,  7 
Churches  in  Edgbaston,  8 

St.  Bartholomew,  8 

St.  George's,  8 

Church  of  the  Saviour,  8 
Church  of  England  Lay  As- 
sociation, 8 
Clodshale  Walter,  de,  41 
Coaches,  396  to  397 
Coining  Machines,  32 
CoUis  G.  R.  tfe  Co.  35 
Convent  of  Sisters  of  Mercy, 

10 
Corn  Exchange,  31 
Corporation,  Members,  37 
Corporation,  (Petition  for)  45 
Coventry,  (send  him  to,)  44 
Courts,  57 

Bankruptcy,    59 ;    County, 
58  ;  Request,  57  ;  Honour 
of  Tutbury,  59 
Cridda,  28 
Crosses,    (Old,    New,     and 

Welch, )  44 
Deaf  (fe  Dumb  Institution,  26 
Democratic  Club,  54 
Denby,  Earl  of,  Shot,  45 
Depots,  (Tract)  28 
Deritend,  I,  40,  44,  73 
Dirtey,  40 
Digbeth,  44 
Dispensary,  (General)  25 

Hamoepathic,  25 

Self  Supporting,  25 
Duddeston,  1 ,  73 
Dugdale,  Sir  William,  40 
Early  Proprietors,  28,  29 
Earthquake  46, 
Ecclesiastical  Divisions,  3 
Edgbaston  18,  70 
Egginton  Francis,  32 
Electric  Telegraph  51 
^Electro  Plating  33  to  34 
Encroachments  45 
Erdington  and  Hall  73 
Excise  Otfiee,  53 
Eye  Infirmary,  26 
Fairs,  42 
Fire  Arms,  35 

Improvements  in,  36 
Fires,  46,  47 
Fothergill  Mr.  32 


VI. 


GENERAL    INDEX. 


Founderies,  33 
Ciardens,  M,  55,  56 
(ias  \\'orks.  53 
General  IIos])ital,23 
General  Provident    Benevo- 
lent Institution,  27,  39 
Gentlemen  not  Tnhbts.  41 
Grammar  School,  14 
Gravelly  Hill,  74 
(irecian  \'ase,  35 
(inns  and  Swords,  35,  36 
Hackney  Coaches,  39 
Tlandsworth.  1 
Hay  Market,  31 
Ho.sjjital,  (ieucral,  23 

(Queen's,  24 
House  of  Mercy,  10 
Houses  rated  d-  not  rated,  31 
Humane  Society,  24 
Hutton  Wm.  Historian,  48 
Ikenield  street,  43 
Improvements,  36 
Independents  College,  18 
Institutions,  26 
John  a  Dean's  Hole,  44 
Johnstone,  Dr.  22 

King's  standing,  43 

Lamp  Act,  53 

Leather,  31 

Leland,  2 

Librarie.*',  Birmingham,  19 
Circulating,  Medical,  19 
Theological,  4 

Little  lironiwich,  72 

Longevity,  49 

Lords  of  the  Manor,  28,  70 

Lunatic  Asylum,  22 

Magdalen  Asyhim,  28 

Magistrates,  37 

Magnet..  Plating,  33  to  34 

Manor,  2S.     House,  30 

Manor  Kstate,  sale  of,  45 

Markets.  30;  St.  Martin's,  31 

Market  Hall.  30,  69 

Masters  of  Invention,  45 

Members  of  Parliament,  37 

Military  Association,  46 

M<»drrn  Industry,  40 

Money,  value  of,  42 

M(tiiunients  restored,  3 

MoHit  .lohn,  Ksq.,  36 

Munipical,  36  to  38 

Murders,  46 

Museums,  21 

Music  Meeting, Triennial, 54 

Nail  Makers,  31 

Name,  Ancient,  2 

Nrch.'lls,  1 

Newdi^ate  Sir  Richard,  35 

Now  Market  11  all,  .'JO 

Ne\vflpQj)ers,  20 


Officers,  Court  Leet,  30 
Old  Cross.  44 
Organ,  Magnificent.  52 
Oscott  College,  74 
Pantechnetheca,  60 
Parochial  Districts,  4 
Peace,  60;   War,  59 
Peoples  Uu\].  :,4 
Permanent  Equitable  Build- 
ing Society,  39 
Petition  for  a  Corporation, 

38,  45 
Philosoj)hical  Society,  19 
Pitmore  Thomas,  46 
Plague,  (the)  45 
Police  Force,  Station,  tfec,  38 
Polytechnic  Institution,  18 
Poor,  Disbursements  for  un- 
employed, 61 
Poor  Law  Unions,  60 
Population,  59 
Post  Office,  53,  87 
Prince  Albert's  \'isit,  56 
Prince  Rupert,  44 
Priory,  43 
Prisons,  38 
Proof  Houses,  35 
Provident  Societies,  38  to  39 
Public  Accommodation,  51 
Public  Offices,  38,  52 
Pudding  Brook,  30 
Quarter  Sessions,  38 
Queen's  College,  20;  Chapel, 

22 
Queen's  Hospital,  24 
Railways,  50  to  51 
Conveyance,  394  to  395 
Ratepayer'sProtectionSoc.52 
Register,  Extracts  from,  42 
Repositories,  60 
Riots,  46,  47 
Roads,  Ancient,  40 ;  Public, 

49 
Robbery  and  Murder,  46 
Roman  Catholic  Bishop,  10 
Roman  Roads  A-  Stations,  3 
Saltley  and  Washwood,  74 
Savintfs  Bank,  3!) 
Schools,  14;  (irannnar,  14 
Proprietary,  15;  Blue  Coats, 

15 
British,  17;  Catholic,  17 
Independent,  IS 
Infant,  17;  National,  15 to  18 
National  Hebrew,  18 
Protestant  Dissenters  Char- 
ity, 15;   Itagired,  17 
St.  (leor^fe's   Parochial,  17 
St.  Phillip's  Industrial,  15 
Unitarian,     17  ;      Weslevan 
Day,    17 


School  of  Design,  20 

Sherlock  Thomas,  Bibhop  of 
London,  45 

Silver  and  Plated  Manufac- 
turers, 32 

Electro  and  Magneto,  33 

Small  Debts  Act,  5S 

Smethwick,  32 

Smith  C.  J.,  56 

Smoke  Burning,  60 

Society  of  Artists,  20 

Society  for  promoting  Chris- 
tian Knowledge,  28 

Soho,  31,  71 

Stamp  Office,  53 

Steam  Engines,  32,  57 

Steel  Toys,  heavy  and  light, 
32 

Stock  Exchange,  53 

Street  Act,  52 

Streets,  45,  59 

Streets,  (List  of,)  79  to  B6 

Surrogates,  9 

Tame,  40 

Tax  Office,  53 

Taylor  John,  Esq.,  31 

Theatre,  54 

Thomason  Sir  Edward,  35 

TowTi  Hall,  51 

Town  Mission,  28 

Town  Surveyors  Office,  52 

Toy  Shop  of  Eiurope,  36 

Toy  Trades,  31  ;  Steel,  32 

Trade,  31  to  36 

Trades  Directory  289, 

Type  Founding,  34 

Unitarian      Congregational 
Society    18 

Vauxhall  (iardens,  55 

Vauxhall  New,  56 

\'egetable  (wholesale)  Mar- 
kets, 31 

^'ictoria  Benefit  Society,  57 

Walter  de  Clodshale,  44 

War,  59 

Ward  End,  72 

Wards,  37 

Warwick  \'ase,  35 

Washwood,  74 

Water  Orton,  75 

Water  \Vorks,  ^)3 

Watt  James,  32 

Wealth,  69 

AN'elch  Cross,  44 

White  Hart,  45 

Witton,  75 

Workhouse,  60 

Workhouse  for  Aston,  75 

Young     Men's    Instruction 
Society,  18 


vii. 


INDEX   TO    ADVERTISEMENTS. 


BIRMINGHAM. 


20 

12 

14 

5 

8 

7 

43 

28 

16 

27 
22 

2 
18 
14 

27 


Adie  W.  II.  gilt  watch  key  manufactr. 
Allen  and  Moore,  medallists,  etc. 
Allen  cfe  Roue,  box.  cfc  ivory  rule  mnfrs. 
Bach  and  Barker,  moiirninjj^  drapers 
Bedington  John,  mathematical  instru- 
ment, rule,  cVrc.  maunfacturer 
Billing  Martin,  brass  founder  &  factor 
Bridgwater  J  .metallic  hot  house,&c.mfr. 
Capella  M.  carver,  gilder,  etc.  <fcc. 
Capner  H.  die  sinker,  stamper  (fc  piercer 
CorbettT.mathematical  instrument  mfr. 
Cotterill  Edwin,  patent  acme  latch  mfr. 
Cox  H. brass  founder,bras3  ring,A:c.mfr. 
Cox  John,  mnfr.  of  gold  seals,  key,  <fec. 
Creamer  W.  fur  establishment 
Crosbee  T.  coach  harness  furniture  mfr. 
Cutler  Joseph  H.  button,  hook,  eye, 
and  thimble  manufacturer,  &  dealer 
in  mother-o-pearl  4 

Edwards   G.    T.    Castle    Commercial 

Inn,  Coventry  48 

Foster  Jas.  P.  refiner  and  metal  dealer  3 
Foster's,  ^^'■arwickshire   vermin  killer, 

Coventry  48 

Foulkes  W.  C.  clothing  emporium  11 

Garland  J.  weighing  machine  cfec.  mfr.  18 
Gillott  Joseph,  steel  pen  manufacturer  10 
Gough  and  Sumner,  wholesale  sta- 
tioners and  printers  7 
Grand  Junction  Canal  Company  49 
Greaves   Henry,  portmanteau,    carpet 

bag,  &c.  manufacturer  22 

Green  M.  mutual  money  association  2 
GreenM.  professor  of  the  English  lang.  6 
Grifl&n  James,    and   Son,   scythe,   <fec. 

mnufurs.  With pnoor  Works,  Dudley  16 
Hammond  W. cabinet  &  coffin  mkr.  <fec.  6 
Heeley  James  and  Son,patentees,  steel 

pen,  etc.  manufacturers  18 

Hickman  W.  weighing  machine  mnfr.  21 
Hinks  James,  die  sinker,  medalist,  &c.  6 
Hinks,   Wells  and   Co.  steel  pen   and 

holder  manufacturers  26 

Hipwood  and  Steeple,  die  sinkers,  <fec.  20 
Hiron  Saml.  die  sinker,  medalist,  <fec.  23 
Holden  Edw.  glass  lustre  and  chande- 
lier manufacturer  17 
Horton  Joshua  and  W.  boiler  manufr*  17 
Jackson  Wm.  tinmen's  d-c.  tool  mnfr.  46 
Jennens    and    Bettridge,    papier    ma- 

chee  works  54 

Jerome  T.  general  button   manufctr.      23 
Kempson  H.  C.  &  Co.  gun,  pistol,  <fec. 

manufacturers  18 

Kent  W.  &  S.  &  Sons,  vinegar  mchnts. 

Upton-upon-Sevem  13 

Lane  Thos.  Royal  papier  machee  wks.  24 
Life  Assurance,  (Engineers,  <fec.)  9 

Lloyd  cfe  Summerfield,  manufi-s.  of  Coo- 
per's pntnt.  spherical  air-tight  stoppers    4 


London  it  North  Western  Railway  Co. 

carrying  department 
Louis  «fc  Aleir,  merchants,  factors,  <fec. 
Manton  Hy.  caster,  smelling  bottle  top 

(fee.  manufacturer 
Mapplebcck  &  Low,  silversmiths 
Mapplebeck  &  Low,  stove,  grate,  and 

heavy  ironmongery  warehouses,  and 

agricultural  implement  repository 
Mapplebeck  &  Low,  iron  &  brass  bed- 
stead manufacturers 
Mapplebeck  &  Low,  Midland  Counties 

Repository 
Mitchell  John,  steel  pen  &  holder  mnfr. 
Naden  Geo.  grocer,  tallow  chandler,  &c. 
Nathan  N.  fancy  paper  box  &c.  mnfr. 
Neal&Tonks,  jewellers,  lapidaries,  <fec. 
Nevill  Edward,  brass  founder  and  coffin 

furnitm'e  manufacturer  5 

Newman  Wm.  iron  founder  and  mnfr. 

of  door  springs,  &c.  18 

Norman  George,  general  brass  founder  14 
Osier  F.  «fe  C.  glass  chandelier,  (fee.  mfr.  21 
Ottley  Th:     Tiedallist  and  die  sinker 
Parkes  V.  optician  &  spectacle  manufr. 
Peyton  <fe  Harlow,  brass  &  iron  bedstead 

manufacturers 
Peyton  &  lies,  patent  spring  hook  and 

eye  (fee.  manufacturers 
Poncia  John,  hardware,  gun,  (fee.  wrhs. 
Pratt  David,  thimble  manufacturer 


2.'; 

48 

27 
50 


51 

52 

53 
19 
12 
13 

17 


5 
21 

47 

46 
3 
7 
Prime  Thomas,  patent  magneto  plate 

works  I 

Redfern  Joseph,  spectacle  manufacturer  6 
Remond  A.  (fe  Co.  envelope  manufrs.  20 
Rogers  John  (fe  Son,  India  rubber  wks.  15 
Rowland  (fe  Sons,  elegant  toilet,  London  29 
Sabin  F.  F.  (fe  W.  H.  music  warehouse  21 
Schofield  (fe  Jordan's  lace  (fe  millinery 

establishment  7 

Shaw  T.  S.  patent  roasting  jack  mnfr.  22 
Simms  A.  soda  water,  cigar,  (fee.  mnfr.  20 
Smith  C.  J.  manufctr.  of  the  magazine 

self  priming  guns,  (fee.  1 

Smith's  public  library  27 

Smith  T.  B.  grocer  and  spice  merchant  23 
Smith  (fe  Cox,  electro  platers  Sr  gilders  27 
Taylor,  Glover,  (fe  Co.  genrl.  news  agts.  28 
Terry  William,  private  and  commercial 

boarding  house  18 

Thornton  and   Sons,  merchants,   iron- 
mongers, (fee.  5 
Tomlinson  (fe  Insole,  wholesale  grocers  26 
Tuckey  E.  british  plate  ware,  (fee.  mfi-.    14 
Upfill  E.  manufr.  of  wrought  iron  gates, 

garden  chairs,  (fee.  (fe.  8  A 

Watt  Rt.  bookbinder,  stationer,  (fee.  20 
Wilson  W.  E.  pump  mkr.  (fe  well  sinker  7 
AVinchurst  J.  (fe  C.  jewellers,  (fee.  (fee.  27 
Worsey  Joseph,  wire  manufacturer  7 


vm. 


IXDKX    TO    ADVERTISEMENTS. 


SHEFFIELD. 

Algor  Jolin,  shoe,  butcher,   <fec.   knife        j  Marsliall  J.  ct  \V.  edge  tool,  scythe,  etc 

inannfaetnr.'r  38  '       munufacturera 

Appleyard  William,  Scarborough  Arms  49     Matkiii  Thus,  general  shear  manufctr 
Ashmore  W.  spectacle  mfr.  t^  optician  45 
Plnrtim's  steam  printing  office 


lioden  James,  pen  tV  pocket  knife  mfr.  40 
llraitlnvaite  Richard,  scissor  manufctr.  ^9 
broad  hurst  A:  Son,  table   cutlery,   d'C. 

manufacturers  4- 

Hrown  J.  mfr.  of  britannia  metal  goods  39 
Brown  Ar  Flathcr,  brace,  bit,  skate,  Ac. 

manufacturers  32 

('larksou.).bookbndr. machine  ruler.drc.  42 
Cou-sin.s  J.  and  Sons,  scis.sor  and  tailors 

sheiir  manufacturers  39 

Crookes  J.  iVrStm,  spring  knife  <$rc.mfrs.  40 
Dixon  Jamesdr  Son,  silver,  silver  plated, 

d'c.  d'c.  ware  manufacturers  33 

Kllin  Thos.  d:  Co.  steel  cV:  c.itlery  mfrs.  32 
Fowler  F.J.  mfr.  of  britannia  metal  gds.  44 
I'rith  Peter  ifc  Co.  o])licians  3S 

Harrison  J.  mfr.  of  Shetlield plated  gds.  37 
llawcroft  \Vm.  «fe  Sons,  razor  manul'rs.  35 
Haywood,  Clarke,  d:  Co.  joiners  tool, 

d'c.  manufacturers  34 

llinrhliffe  John,  spring  knife  maimfctr.  43 
Howarth  J  as.  edge  tool,  d:c.  manufctr.  32 
Hutchinson  AV.  d'  II,  surgical  instru- 
ment manufacturers  41 
Laycock  J  as.  horse  hair  manufacturer  43 
Maj)j)in  .Ij)h.  fine  cutl'^ry  d:  razor  mfr.  36 
Marsden  iJrothers  iV:  Silverwood,  skate, 

edge  tool,  saw,  drc.  maniifactmrers        45 
Marsden  Hrothers  d'  Silverwood,  mfrs. 
of  Fenton  and   Marsdeu's   registered 
mortice  gauge  8B 


hair  seating,  &c., 
tool   and  table 


Medley  S.   and  Co., 
manufacturers 

Moulson  T.   edge,  d'c, 
knife  manufacturer 

Nickliu  and  Bush,    edge   tool   mannfrs 

Uxley  (i.  d- J.  shoe,  butcher,  dc.  knife 
manufacturers 

Parkin  E.  fine  i^cissor  manufacturer 

Kagg  J.  6c  \V  .  razor  *k  scissor  manufrs. 

Kixham  (i.  manufr.  of  shoe  awls,  dec. 

llogers,  Russell  d:  Horsfield,  saw  mfrs. 

Russell  <k  Jackson,  cabinet  case  mkrs. 

Scholes  George,  Old  Cutler's  Arms 

Scott,  Pacey  <fe  Tasker,  saw,  d:c.  ninfrs. 

Shaw,  Hannah  6z  Son,  general  magnet 
manufact\u-ers 

Shawd'Fisher.britannia  metal  ware  mfrs 

Smitli  d'  Hawksley,  razor  manufactrs. 

St;indfield,  Newbold  and  Baildou,  cut- 
lery manufacturers 

Taylor   Brothers,   saw    manufacturers 

'Iheaker  .lames,  London   colVee   house 

To(tihill  H.  spring  d:  scissor  knife  mfr. 

Tyler  J.  britannia  metal  tea  ])ot,d'C.uWr. 

I'nwin  d:  Rodgers,  cutlery  nmnufactrs. 

\\  alters  J.  d'  Co.  tiible  knife,  dc.  mfrs. 

Warburton    Brothers,    edge  tool,   dc, 
manufacturers 

White  Matthew,  cutlery  manufacturer 

Whittles  G.  dr  Co.  tile  manufactrs.  dc. 

Wilson  J.  shoe,  butcher,  d'C.  knife  mfr. 

WingM.djJ.   file,    saw,    drc.  manufr. 


44 
34 

44 

43 

'69 

39 

45 
43 
42 
38 
40 
49 
44 

36 
.33 
38 

37 
42 
39 
40 
40 
34 
35 

38 
45 
44 
31 
44 


ERRATA. 

irt  in  the. 


•  •"Pi"  •-•■,— ,  .-..^,.-  —  -  . . .  J   

Paj^e  59.  '.M  line,  Herrington,  read  Hrdington. 

Page  59,  l."Uh  line.  Hradham,  read  Badhani. 

Pajfe  «)!,  17l!i  iiin-  from  bottom,  Wtuiion  street,  read  Kenion. 

I'age  (15,  2iid  line  from  Itottom,  suplns,  read  surplus. 

Page  73,  7fh  and  Mth  lines  from  bottoni,  Rev.  Hyla  Holden,   M..\.,  read  Rev.  IIv 

HobbMi  |{o>^e,    M.A.,   inrunibent  ;    and    R(>v.  Hyla   Holden    Rose,    M.A.,   olVlciati; 

(•unite,  reiitl  Itev.  .lolm  lioKlen  Harrison. 
Page  256,  2nd  column,  1  1th  line  from  bottom,  Spicer  Rd.,  read  Spicer. 

OMITTED   L\   GENERAL  ALPHABET. 

RuthT  John,  satldle-tree  nuiker,  court  1,  (Jough  street. 

F.KinKton  Francis,  whij)  ornament  nuiker,  4<»,  I'.ssex  street,  from  Bissel  street. 

(Iriire  (imrtre,  I.nnca^liire  tool  maker,  1.  NVhittall  street. 

Harronrt  Robert  and  Son,  mercliants,  2  10,  Bristol  street  ;   h.  Balsall  heath. 

Hy«h*  .lamrs.  profcsmor  of  music,  37«  Sherhtck  street. 

l^res  Jo««eidt,  wlieehvriu'ht  and  l»lack*^n>ith.  Swan  yard,  ^lurlock  street. 

Spercer  Richard,  victualler,  Duke  of  York,  S,  Horse  fair. 


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HISTORY   AND   DIRECTORY 


or 


BIRMINGHAM. 


BIRMINGHAM,  a  Parish,  Market  Town,  and  Borough,  situated  near  the  centre 
of  the  kingdom,  in  the  north  western  extremity  of  the  County  of  Warwick,  in  a  sort 
of  peninsula,  the  northern  and  western  parts  of  which  are  bounded  by  Handsworth, 
in  the  County  of  Stafford ;  and  the  southern  and  eastern  by  King's  Norton,  in  that  of 
Worcester.     In  52  degrees  29  minutes  north  latitude,  1  degree  bo  minutes  west  longi- 
tude;   18  miles   W,  by  N.  from  Coventry;    20  miles  N.  W.  from  Warwick;    22  miles 
N.  by  W.  from  Stratford-upon-Avon  ;  8  miles  S.E.  from  Dudley;  14  miles  S.S.W.  from 
Wolverhampton  ;  82  miles  S.  by  E.  from  Manchester;  104  miles  S.E.  by  S.  from  Liver- 
pool; and  109  miles  N.W.  from  London,  on  the  Holyheadroad.  A  small  brook,  at  the  dis- 
tance of  about  1^  mile  from  the  centre  of  the  town  of  Birmingham,  separates  this  County 
from  that  of  Stafford  ;  and  a  narrow  tongue  from  the  County  of  Worcester  runs  into 
Warwickshire,  on  the  east  side  of  Birmingham.     The  parish  of  Birmingham  contains 
2660  acres  of  light  sandy  land ;  in  1841  it  comprised  22,272  inhabited  houses,  2958 
uninhabited  houses,  and  226  houses  were  building,  having   138,215  inhabitants,  of 
whom  07,317  were  males,  and  70,898  females.     In  1801  the  population  was  60,822. 
In  1831,   146,896.     The  Annual  Rental  was  assessed,  in  1826,  at  ^239,407.     For 
Ecclesiastical  piu-poses,  Birmingham  is  divided  into  the  district  parishes  of  St.  Martin, 
St.  Philip,  St.  George,  St.  Thomas,  and  All  Saints,  in  the  Archdeaconry  of  Coventry 
and  Diocese   of  Worcester,  each  of  which  respectively,  in   1841,  contained   94,316, 
24,499,  15,078,  and  4,322  inhabitants  ;  but  for  all  civil  purposes  it  is  still  considered 
one  parish.     Birmingham  was  constituted  a  Borough  after  the  Reform  Act  of  1832, 
and  includes  the  hamlets  and    chapelry  of  Deritend  and  Bordesley,  with  those   of 
Duddeston  cimi  Nechells,  in  the  parish  of  Aston,  in  Warwickshire,  with  13,330  acres 
of  land.     The  two  former  contained  3630  inhabited  houses,  451  uninhabited,  and  28 
houses  were  building,  having  18,019  inhabitants,  of  whom  8647  were  males,  and  9372 
females.     Also  the  Parish  of  Edgbaston,  in  the  Birmingham  division  of  the  Hemling- 
ford  Hundred,  V/^  mile  S.W.  from  Birmingham,  and  forming  a  suburb  to  the  town, 
forms  part  of  the  Borough.     Its  parish  contains  2790  acres  of  land,  and  in  1841  here 
were  1227  inhabited  houses,  61  houses  uninhabited,  and  18  houses  were  building,  with 
6609  inhabitants,  of  whom  2660  were  males,  and  3949  females,  making  a  total  for  the 
entire  Borough  of  Birmingham  of  18,780  acres,  which  includes  the  entfre  area  of 
Aston,  with  36,121  inhabited  houses,  3841  uninhabited,  and  323  houses  building,  with 
a  population  of  182,922  souls,  of  whom  88,572  were  males,  and  94,350  females!    The 
extensive  parish  of  Handsworth,  in  the  Hundred  of  Offlow,  and  County  of  Stafford, 
adjoins  the  parish  of  Birmingham  on  the  north  west.     The  hamlet  of  So  ho  forms  a 
populous  suburb  to  the  Borough  of  Birmingham,  and  will  be  included  in  the  Birming- 
ham Directory.     The  remaining  part  of  the  parish,  as  well  as  the  remaining  part  of 
the  parish  of  Aston,  will  be  given,   to  follow  the  Birmingham  Directory,  with  the 
necessary  local  information.     Bu-mingham  ranks  the  fourth  town  in  England  as  to 
population  and  commercial  consequence,  and  it  is  generally  considered  as  the  second 
town  aa  to  manufacturing;  yet  from  the  great  variety  in  its  manufactures,  the  great 
extent,  and  the  value  of  many  of  the  articles,  it  is  by  many  said  to  be  the  first  in 

A 


2  HISTORY    OF    lURM  INGHAM. 

consecjnence  ;  but  on  this  there  a})pears  not  data  to  decide.  The  town,  previous  to  the 
Refonn  Bill,  was  governed  ])y  a  High  Bailiff,  elected  annually,  who  presided  at  all 
public  meetings  ;  a  Low  BaililT,  and  a  Chairman  of  the  Court  Leet.  It  was  free  from 
the  restrictions  of  any  corporate  body,  and  open  for  any  person  to  settle  in  it ;  this, 
joined  with  the  local  advantages  of  its  situation,  its  proximity  to  the  coal  and  iron 
mines,  and  the  convenience  of  canals,  has  long  contributed  to  the  constant  increase 
of  its  buildings  and  augmentation  of  its  population  and  commerce.  It  has  now 
become  a  great  centre  of  Railways,  which  greatly  adds  to  the  other  advantages.  In 
1690  Birmingham  contained  only  /our  thousand  inhabitants.  In  1821  it  contained 
8.5,41G,  at  which  time  Aston  contained  19.189,  and  Edgbaston  2117  inhabitants. 
Dugdale  snjjposes  the  name  of  the  town  to  have  been  given  by  its  Saxon  proprietor, 
but  it  was  more  common  for  a  man  to  take  his  name  from  the  place,  than  to  give 
name  to  it.  llutton,  the  historian  of  Birmingham,  supposes  it  to  be  much  older  than 
any  Saxon  date.  During  the  last  fom-  centuries  the  name  has  been  variously  written, 
iiritrmrychatn,  Dermynrjcham^  Bromu-ycham^  Biirwynr/hnvi,  Bormyngham^  Byrmyngham^  and 
Birmhu/haTn ;  so  late  as  the  seventeenth  ceutiu-y  it  was  \\Titten  Bromycham.  The  word 
has  midergone  various  mutations;  the  original  seems  to  have  been  Bronnvych ;  Brom  per- 
haps from  broom,  a  shrub,  for  the  growth  of  which  the  soil  is  extremely  favourable, 
Wych,,  a  dwelling,  or  a  descent;  this  exactly  corresponds  with  the  declivity  from  the 
High  Street  to  Digbcth.  Two  other  places  in  the  same  neighbourhood  bear  similar 
names,  Castle  Bromwich  and  West  Bromwich.  From  a  series  of  prosperity  its  lord 
might  reside  in  it,  and  assmne  its  name,  and  the  particle  ham  would  natm-ally  follow. 
Prol>ably  this  happened  under  the  Saxon  Heptarchy,  and  the  name  became  Brum- 

irycham. 

Leland,  in  the  reign  of  Henry  VIII.  describes  Birmingham  as  being  inhabited  by 
"  smithiers  that  used  to  make  knives  and  all  sorts  of  cutting  tools,  by  lorimores  that 
make  bittes,  and  a  great  many  nailours."     The  town  is  a})proached  from  every  side 
by  ascent,  except  that  from  Hales  Owen,  north   west,  which  gives  a  free  access  to  the 
air,    and  showers  prom<)te  both  cleanliness  and  health,  by  removing  all  obstructions. 
Ancient  UTiters  represented  Birmingham  as  low  and  watery.     Digbeth.  formerly  the 
chief  street,  bears  that  description.     '•  Binningham,"  Hutton  says,  '•  like  the  empire 
to  which  she  belongs,  has  for  many  centiu-ies  been  travelling  7ip  hill^  and  like  that 
rising  into  consequence."     There  is  not  any  natiu-al  river  runs  through  the  parish; 
its  boundaries  are  marked  by  three,  none  of  which  supjjly  family  use.     After  j)ene- 
tratin;;  into  a  body  of  sand,  with  a  small  strata  of  soft  rock,  and  sometimes  of  gravel, 
at  the  dej)th  of  about  twenty  yards,  plenty  of  water  is  foinid,  rather  hard.     There  are 
in  the  lower  parts  of  the  town  two  excellent  springs  of  soft  water,  one  at  the  top  of 
Higbeth,  the  other  Lady  Well,  or  rather  one  bed  of  water  with  many  outlets,  con- 
tinuing its  course  along  the  ])ottoni  of  the  hill,  and  sufficiently  copious  to  supply  a 
large   city.     A    Chalyueate    Sraixc;,  in  the  manor  of  Duddeston,    one    mile   from 
Hinningham,  on  the  road  to  Coleshill,  which   Hutton   i»bserves  hius  but  one  detect,  »7 
tn%($  iiolhtiig;  '•  here,"  he  adds,  '•^  the  alllicted  might  lind  a  prescription  without  exj)ence, 
eH'icacious  as  if  sigmnl  by  the    whole  College  of  Physicians ;  the  stick  and  the  crutch 
would  be  nailed  round  its  margin  \is  trophies  of  victory  over  disease.     The  bottle  adds 
to  the  spirits  but  shortens  lifo  ;  this  f»>untaiii  is  the  renewer  of  health  and  the  protractor 
of  age."     The  natiu-al  Air  of  Birmingham  cnnnot  be  excelled  in  this  dinnite,  the 
modcnite  elevation  and  dry  soil   evinces  this  trnth  ;  but  it  receives  an  alloy   from  the 
vast  c(iii(^Ti'g;ited  body  ofhnniiin  beings,  the  smoke  of  nmnenms  fjres,  and  the  rtlluvia 
arising  fn»m  particular  tradts.     It  is  no  uncommon  thing  to  .see  a  nuin  with  green 
hair  or  a  yellow  wig,  from  his  constant  employment  in  bnu<»s;  if  he  reads,  the  green 
vestiges  of  his  occupation  renmin  on  every  leaf,  never  to  be  exjmnged.     The  inside  of 
his  b«»dy  receives  no  doidit  the  same  tincture,  but  is  cleaned   ])y  lieing  often  washed 
with  ale. 


HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM.  O 

Churches. — Ecclesiastically,  as  before  noticed,  the  town  of  Binningham  is  now 
<livided  into  five  parishes,  having  fifteen  chnrches,  besides  six  more  within  the  borough, 
in  the  parish  of  Aston,  and in  Edgbaston. 

St.  Martin,  the  ancient  parish  church,  the  antifjuity  of  which  is  too  remote  for 
historical  light,  its  records  ha\-ing  fallen  a  prey  to  tune,  and  the  revolution  of  things. 
From  various  reasons  its  foundation  is  supposed  to  have  been  in  the  eighth  centiu*y, 
or  perhaps  a  little  earlier,  and  it  then  was  at  a  small  distance  from  the  buildings. 
The  present  edifice  cannot  be  assigned  to  an  earlier  period  than  the  l)eginning  of  the 
thirteenth  century,  it  consists  of  a  spacious  nave  with  clerestory,  chancel,  south  aisle 
with  vestry  at  the  east  end,  and  north  aisle,  at  the  west  end  of  which  stands  a  large 
massive  tower,  surmounted  by  a  spire  of  gi-eat  symmetry  ;  the  interior  windows  of  the 
belfry,  as  also  other  portions  of  the  tower,  are  in  the  early  decorated  style  of  architec- 
ture, and  during  some  late  repairs  a  window  or  doorway  of  the  same  style  was  dis- 
covered at  the  west  end  of  the  south  aisle ;  it  therefore  seems  very  probable  that  some 
portion  of  the  church  was  erected  by  that  Sir  William  de  Birmingham  whose  monu- 
ment is  situated  in  the  south  aisle.  In  the  year  1690  the  church  and  tower  were  cased 
with  brich.  The  spire  has  been  several  times  injiu-ed  by  lightning,  and  its  altitude 
diminished.  A  mevislian  line  on  the  south  side  the  tower  was  placed  there  by  Ferguson 
the  astronomer.  The  living  is  a  Rectory,  valued  in  the  king's  books  at  ^19.  3s.  6d. 
now  ^1048,  in  the  patronage  of  trustees,  the  Rev.  John  C.  Miller,  M.A.  incumbent. 
This  clnu-ch  was,  in  1291,  valued  at  seven  and  a  half  marks.  In  the  year  1331  Walter 
de  Clodshale,  of  Saltley,  gave  certain  lands  and  messuages  for  the  founding  of  a 
chantry  at  the  altar  of  the  Blessed  Virgin,  in  this  church,  and  for  maintaining  one 
priest  to  celebrate  divine  service  there  for  the  souls  of  hmiself,  his  wife,  their  ancestors, 
and  all  the  faithful  deceased.  His  son  Richard  gave  other  lands  for  the  like  purjjose. 
In  the  twenty-sixth  year  of  Hemy  VIII.  the  value  of  the  lands  and  tenements  was 
esteemed  at  one  hundred  and  one  shilling.  Richard  de  Clodshale,  who  served  as 
Sheriif  for  this  Coimty  and  Leicestershire,  in  1426,  by  his  last  will,  dated  Edgbaston, 
1428,  bequeathed  his  body  to  sepulture  in  this  church,  "  within  his  own  proper  chapel 
of  our  Lady."  The  Rectory  is  a  large  neat  mansion,  near  St.  Thomas's  Hospital, 
Bath  Row. 

Dm-ing  the  year  1846,  through  the  exertions  of  Mi*.  H.  M.  Blews,  the  restoration 
of  the  ancient  monuments  of  the  "Lords  of  Binningliam"  has  been  effected.  The 
most  ancient  of  which  is  situated  in  the  fifth  window  opening  of  the  south  aisle  ;  it  is 
the  elfigie  of  a  knight,  cross  legged  and  recumbent,  lying  on  a  coffin-shaped  slab, 
gradually  rising  on  each  side  to  an  obtuse  angle  or  ridge.  It  is  supposed  to  represent 
Sir  William  de  Bunningham.  In  the  year  1297,  he  was  in  the  service  of  his  sovereign, 
Edward  I,  under  the  command  of  the  Earl  of  Lincoln,  who  attemping  to  relieve  Bell- 
gai'd,  then  besieged  by  the  French,  was  defeated  by  the  besiegers,  and  the  Earl,  together 
with  Su*  William,  eight  more  knights,  and  very  many  esquu-es,  were  taken  prisoners,  and 
carried  in  great  triumph  to  Paris.  He  died  in  the  latter  part  of  Edward  the  First's 
reign,  for  in  the  year  1304,  his  widow,  Isabel,  presented  John  de  Ayleston,  clerk,  to  the 
church.  In  the  west  window  of  the  south  aisle,  is  the  next  ancient  monument ;  but 
from  the  porous  nature  of  the  stone,  and  its  extreme  dilapidation,  a  perfect  restoration 
of  this  was  prevented;  it  is  supposed  to  be  the  effigy  of  William  de  Birmingham,  a  man 
of  great  repute  in  the  tune  of  the  Second  and  Third  Edward.  In  the  south  aisle  is  a 
high  altartomb,  of  alabaster,  divided  into  compartments,  on  which  is  the  effigy  of  a 
knight  in  plate  armour.  The  slab  on  which  the  effigy  reclines,  is  of  the  form  tcnncd 
en  dus  dane.  It  is  presumed  to  represent  .John  de  Birmingham,  who,  in  the  year  1379, 
was  sheriff  of  this  county  and  Leicestershu'e  ;  he  was  one  of  the  Knights  of  the  Shire 
in  the  parliament  held  at  Westminster,  in  1382.  The  most  interesting  of  these  monu- 
ments is  the  effigy  of  an  ecclesiastic,  placed  upon  a  high  torn!)  of  alabaster,  divided  into 
seven  compartments,  each  consisting  of  a  pointed  arch,  flanked  by  small  pinnacled 


4  HISTORY    OF    BIRMIXGHAM. 

buttresses ;  beneath  each  arch,  on  a  small  projecting  bracket,  stands  the  figure  of  an 
angel,  clad  in  an  alb,  with  outstretched  wings,  supporting  in  his  arms  a  shield ;  Mr. 
Bloxam  has  assigned  the  date  to  the  latter  part  of  the  fifteenth  century,  and  considers 
it  one  of  the  most  curious  monumental  effigies  extant. 

About  the  year  1715,  a  small  portion  of  the  original  parish  of  St.  Martin,  consisting 
of  a  district  in  the  centre  of  the  town,  was  formed  into  the  parish  of  St.  Philip  ;  and  in 
iy29,  two  other  districts  were  formed  into  the  parishes  of  St.  George  and  St.  Thomas ; 
since  which,  in  1832,  Birmingham  Heath  was  formed  into  the  district  parish  of  All 
Saints;  since  which,  two  other  newparishcs  have  been  formed,  St.  Stephen,  taken  out 
of  the  parish  of  St.  George,  and  St.  Andrew,  out  of  Aston  parish. 

St.  Philip's  Paiiish  CHrRCn  is  a  large  handsome  structure,  in  the  Grecian  style  of 
architecture,  combining  the  Corinthian  and  the  Doric  orders,  and  is  much  admired  by 
architects.  It  is  a  stone  structure,  about  140  feet  long  and  75  feet  broad.  It  was  com- 
menced in  171 1>  and  was  consecrated  October  4th,  1715  ;  and  cost  ^^5,012,  exclusive  of 
material  and  labour  given.  It  is  situated  on  the  most  ele\'ated  spot  in  the  town,  on  an 
area  of  about  four  acres;  and  was,  as  well  as  the  site  on  which  the  Blue  Coat  School 
stands,  the  gift  of  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Phillips,  and  her  daughter  and  son-in-law,  Mr.  Wil- 
liam and  Mrs.  Inge;  it  comprises  a  nave,  chancel,  north  and  south  aisles,  a  tower, 
supporting  a  dome  and  cupola,  containing  a  peal  of  ten  bells.  The  interior  is  very 
handsome,  and  commodiously  fitted  up  ;  it  has  two  side  and  one  end  gallery  ;  and  will 
accommodate  2,000  persons.  The  li\-ing  is  a  rectory  not  in  charge,  and  is  annexed  to 
the  prebend  of  Sawley,  in  the  patronage  of  the  Bishop  of  Worcester ;  the  Hon.  and 
Rev.  Grantham  Munton  Yorke,  M.  A.  incumbent.  In  1845  the  roof  of  the  church  was 
leaded,  the  interior  cleaned  and  beautified,  at  a  cost  of  ^2,000.  From  the  top  of  the 
tower,  a  fine  N-iew  of  the  town  is  obtained. 

The  Rectory  house  is  situated  at  the  corner  of  the  church  yard ;  and  in  it  is  a 
Theological  Liurarv,  bequeathed  by  the  Rev.  William  Higgs,  about  a  century  since, 
for  the  use  of  the  clergy  of  the  neighboiu-hood. 

St.  George's  Parish  Church,  near  Tower  street,  is  a  handsome  striicture  in  the 
early  English  decorated  style  of  architcctiu-e,  consisting  of  nave,  chancel,  side  aisles, 
and  a  lofty  square  embattled  tower,  with  pierced  parapet  and  crocketed  pinnacles,  and 
cost,  including  the  boundary  walls  and  gates,  .;£^  12,735,  raised  by  subscriptions,  aided 
by  a  grant  from  the  Parliamentary  Commissioners;  it  contains  1378  free  sittings.  The 
first  stone  of  the  church  was  laid  in  1820,  and  it  was  consecrated  July  30th,  1822. 
The  galleries  are  supported  on  iron  shafts  ;  the  communion  is  ornamented  with  a  fine 
altar  ])iece,  over  which  is  a  window  of  tracery  work,  decorated  with  painted  glass. 
The  living  is  a  Rectory,  ncit  in  charge,  rated  at  jL'.'toO,  in  the  ])atronage  of  the  Bishop 
of  Worcester,  Rev.  John  Garbett,  M.A.  (rural  dean,)  incumbent. 

St.  Thomas's  Parish  CnuncH,  IloUoway  Head,  is  a  handsome  structiu-e  in  the 
Grecian  style  ;  the  front  is  almost  semicircular,  and  ornamented  with  six  chaste  Ionic 
columns.  The  eastern  end  is  also  ornamented  with  Roman  Ionic  columns,  supporting 
a  pediment,  with  a  handsome  spire,  connected  in  the  lower  part  with  the  sides  of  the 
church  by  quadrants  of  the  Ionic  order.  It  was  erected  at  a  cost  of  .^'14,222,  wholly 
defrayed  by  a  grant  from  the  Parliamentary  (%>mmissioners,  and  will  accommodate  2,400 
persons,  1400  of  whom  are  provided  with  free  sittings.  The  church  was  consecrated 
October  22,  1H29.  The  living  is  a  Rectorj-,  not  in  charge,  rated  at  .£500.  The 
executors  of  the  late  William  Ilawkes,  Estj,  had  the  first  presentation.  The  Rev. 
George  Stringer  Hull,  incumbent. 

All  Saints  Paiush  CHrucw.  llimiingliiim  Heath,  is  an  elegant  brick  structure, 
erected  at  a  cost  of  .t'."!Sl7.  exclusive  of  bounchtry  wall,  was  consecrated  September 
2hth,  1833.  It  contains  1 200 sittings,  of  which  7'**' i""*^  free.  Tlie  living  is  a  discharged 
Rectory,  rated  at  .£220.  in  the  patronage  of  the  Rector  of  St.  Martin's.  The  Rev. 
Francis  Samuel  Morgan.  M.A.,  incumbent. 


HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM.  ^^— - 5 

St.  Stephen's  Parish  Church,  Newtown  Row,  is  built  in  the  Norman  Gothic 
style  of  architecture,  at  a  cost  of  ^3,200,  raised  by  the  Bimiingham  Church  Building 
Society.  It  will  accommodate  1000  persons,  of  which  nimiber  500  sittings  are  free. 
It  was  consecrated  July  24th,  1844.  It  comprises  a  district  of  11,000  persons,  and  was 
a  part  of  St.  Georj^e's  parish.  The  living  is  a  Perpetual  Curacy,  rated  at  ^130,  in 
the  alternate  patronage  of  the  Crown  and  Bishop  of  Worcester.  Rev.  Edward  Garbett, 
M.A.,  incumbent. 

St.  Andrew's  Parish  Church,  Bordesley.  A  parish  formed  in  1846,  under  the 
Act  of  Parliament  designated  Sir  Robert  Peel's  Act,  and  was  the  fifth  church  built  by 
the  Birmingham  Church  Building  Society,  formed  for  the  erection  often.  The  church 
was  consecrated  September  30th,  1846,  and  cost  ^3,500.  It  consists  of  a  nave,  (86  feet,) 
a  chancel,  {3S  feet,)  and  a  north  aisle.  A  vestry  adjoins  the  chancel  on  the  north  and 
a  porch  on  the  south  of  the  nave,  added  by  the  parishioners,  who  also  added  an 
organ  at  the  cost  of  ^260,  a  sweet-toned  instrument,  built  by  Banfield,  it  contains  18 
stops  and  about  900  pipes.  The  gable  has  a  fine  light  window  at  the  west  end,  which 
with  the  bold  tower  and  spire  at  the  north  west  angle,  has  a  pleasing  effect.  It  is 
built  of  red  sandstone,  from  a  design  by  R.  Carpenter,  Esq.,  and  is  a  correct  specimen 
of  the  second  pointed  English  architecture.  The  living  is  a  Perpetual  Curacy  of  the 
value  of  ^^  150  per  annum,  with  the  pew  rents,  and  is  in  the  alternate  patronage  of  the 
Bishop  of  Worcester  and  five  Trustees  ;  the  Bishop  and  the  Vicar  of  Aston  always 
to  be  two  of  those  Trustees.     The  Rev.  David  Brown  Moore,  incumbent. 

St.  Bartholemew's  Church,  St.  Bartholemew's  Square,  is  a  plain  brick  building 
with  a  Cupola  erected  in  1749  on  land  presented  by  John  Jennens  Esq.,  as  a  chapel  of  ease 
to  St.  Martin ;  it  has  now  a  district  of  8500  souls  awarded  to  it.  The  interior,  a  good 
specimen  of  the  Tuscan  Order,  is  graced  with  a  richly  carved  altar  piece,  presented  by 
the  Earl  of  Denbeigh,  the  communion  plate  was  presented  by  Mrs.  Mary  Careless. 
The  Chancel  of  this  church  points  to  the  north  instead  of  the  east ;  the  living  a  Per- 
petual Curacy  rated  at  ^300.  in  the  patronage  of  the  Rector  of  St.  Martin ;  Rev.  William 
Duncan  Long,  incumbent. 

St.  Mary's  Church,  in  St.  Martin's  parish,  is  a  neat  octagon  brick  structure  with  a 
tower  and  handsome  spire;  it  was  erected  in  1774,  in  pursuance  of  an  Act  passed  in 
1772  for  the  erection  of  two  additional  chapels  in  Birmingham  ;  the  land  was  presented 
by  Miss  Mary  Weaman,  in  whom  the  right  of  presentation  was  vested.  The  church 
was  repaired  and  beautified  in  1838,  the  interior  is  spacious,  and  comprises  nave, 
chancel,  side  aisles,  and  galleries  ;  the  chancel  is  ornamented  with  a  beautiful  stained 
glass  window  representing  the  ascension.  It  will  accommodate  1690  persons,  of  which 
470  seats  are  free.  It  was  made  a  District  Church  in  1841,  with  a  population  of  8500 
souls  assigned  to  it.  The  living  is  a  perpetual  curacy,  rated  at  ^520.  in  the  patronage 
of  trustees ;  Rev.  John  Cascbow  Barrett  M.A.,  incumbent. 
The  Parsonage,  a  neat  residence  in  St.  Mary's  Row. 

No  Fees  are  required  at  this  church  for  baptisms  and  christenings  from  persons 
resident  in  the  district. 

St.  Paul's  Church,  St.  Paul's  Square,  is  a  handsome  stone  edifice  in  the  Grecian 
style,  comprising  nave,  chancel,  side  aisles,  with  a  handsome  spire.  It  was  erected  by 
subscription  in  1779,  at  a  cost  of  ^1500.  under  the  act  for  two  additional  churches  passed 
in  1772;  but  the  spire,  which  is  much  admired  for  lightness  and  elegance  of  design, 
was  not  erected  till  1823.  In  1791  a  beautiful  stained  glass  window,  representing  the 
conversion  of  St.  Paul,  was  placed  over  the  communion  table.  The  neat  burial 
ground,  which  encloses  the  church,  is  surrounded  with  trees,  the  land  for  the  site  being 
presented  by  Charles  Colmore,  Esq,  A  district  of  1 1,000  souls  is  assigned  to  this  church. 
The  li\-ing  a  Perpetual  Curacy,  rated  at  ^170.  Rev.  George  B.  P.  Latimer,  M.A., 
is  patron  and  incumbent.     Parsonage,  a  neat  residence,  St.  Pauls  Square. 


(\  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

St.  Petlr's  Chirch,  Dale  End,  is  a  neat  stone  edifice,  in  the  Grecian  style  of 
architecture,  with  nave,  chancel,  and  side  aisles.  A  massive  portico  of  the  Doric  order, 
supported  by  four  columns,  forms  the  entrance,  an  octag^onal  turret  rising  above  the 
roof.  It  was  erected  at  a  cost  of  ^13,087,  and,  including  the  site,  about  ^19.000,  and 
contains  1,431  free  sitthigs  ;  the  Parliamentary  Commissioners  appointed  for  building 
new  churches  having  defrayed  a  considerable  j)ortion  of  the  expense.  The  first  stone 
was  laid  1825,  and  it  was  consecrated  August  10th,  lb27  :  was  made  a  district  cmuch  in 
June,  1847,  with  a  population  assigned  of  6,000  souls.  In  1H31.  the  interior  was  nearly 
destroyed  by  fire.  The  chancel  window  contains  '  the  Ascension,'  in  stained  glass.  The 
living  is  a  perpetual  curacy,  in  the  presentation  of  the  rector  of  St.  Philip ;  Rev.  Joshua 
Greaves,  M.  A.,  incumbent. 

Bishop  Ryder's  Chirch.  near  Gem  Street.  Aston  Street,  is  a  neat  brick  structure, 
edged  with  stone.  It  was  built  by  suljscription,  at  a  cost  of  .i^4.500,  and  consecrated 
Decpn:ber  IHth,  18.38,  and  has  a  lofty  tower  at  the  west  end.  The  dense  and  increasing 
population  of  this  part  of  the  town,  which  was  not  supplied  with  any  place  of  worship, 
attracted  the  attention  of  the  late  Bishop  Ryder,  by  whose  example  and  influence  sub- 
scriptions were  raised  for  the  erecting  of  this  church,  which  bears  his  name  ;  it  has  an 
assigned  district  of  9,(>00  souls,  and  seats  are  })rovided  for  the  ]>oor.  The  living  is  a 
perpettial  curacy,  in  the  patronage  of  trustees.     Rev.  Sampson  . J  envois,  incumbent. 

St.  Matthew's  Church,  (it.  Lister  Street,  Duddeston-ciun-Nechells,  Aston  parish, 
is  a  handsome  brick  structiu-e,  in  the  (iothic  style,  with  lancet  windows,  a  tower  and  spire, 
and  was  built  by  the  Birmingham  Church  Building  Society,  fonned  in  1838-9  to  build 
ten  churches,  at  a  cost  of  .^'3,-200,  and  consecrated  October  20th,  1840.  It  has  a  district 
of  about  11.000  souls  assigned  to  it.  The  living,  a  perpetual  curacy,  in  the  patronage 
of  tnu^tecs.     Rev.  (ieorge  W.  Chamberlain,  M.  A.,  incumbent. 

IVte  Parsonapc,  a  neat  residence,  is  near  the  cluu'ch. 

St.  Mark's  Church,  St.  Mark's  Street,  Smnmer  Hill,  is  a  neat  stone  structure, 
with  a  tower  and  spire  at  the  north-west  angle,  and  consists  of  nave,  chancel,  and  side 
aisles,  and  was  erected  by  the  Birmingham  Church  BuiMing  Society,  at  a  cost  of  ^*3, 100. 
It  was  consecrated  July  29th,  1841,  and  has  a  district  of  r),000  souls  assigned  to  it.  The 
living,  a  porjietunl  curacy,  in  tlie  j)atronnire  of  the  Bishop  of  Worcester;  the  rector  of 
St.  Martin  and  others  as  trustees.     Rev.  Daniel  Ledsam,  M.  A.,  incumbent. 

St.  Lukes  Church,  Bristol  Road,  is  a  handsome  structure,  in  the  Norman  style  of 
architecture.  The  foundaticm  stone  was  laid  July  2Sth,  1841,  by  the  Bishop  of  ^Vor- 
cester,  audit  was  consecrated  September  28th,  1842.  It  consists  of  nave,  chancel,  and 
side  aisles,  with  a  tower  at  the  south-west  angle.  It  was  erected  by  the  Birmingham 
(Miurch  Buildint,'  Soci(!»ty,  at  a  cost  of  abimt  .£3,.0OO :  will  seat  1.000  persons,  of  which 
numlx-r  .'litO  are  free  ;  to  which  a  district  of  7.800  souls  is  assigned.  The  living,  a 
perpetual  curacy,  in  the  patronage  of  trustees.     The  Rev.  J.  O.Oldham,  M.  A.  incumbent. 

St.  Jude's  Distrk  t. — For  this  district  of  7v'>00  souls,  the  Natiimal  School  Room, 
in  Pinfold  street,  has  l)een  licensed  for  divine  Service  by  the  Bishop,  where  sen-ice  is 
perfonned,  Sunday  moniing  at  eleven,  afternoon,  half-past  three,  and  Wednesday 
evening,  half-past  seven.  The  living  is  a  perpetual  curacy,  rated  at  .^M.30.  in  the 
alternate  ])atronnife  of  the  crown  and  bishnj).  Rev.  George  Davenport,  wa-^,  in  1S47, 
aj)pointed  incumbent. 

St.  James's  Chapel,  Queen's  College,  Paradise  Street,  St.  Martin's  parish,  which 
was  consecrated  November  Ijth,  1844,  and  divine  ser\iceis  perfonned  daily  at  half-past 
seven,  morning  ;  Sunday  morning  at  half-past  eleven,  and  afternoon  at  three.  Rev. 
Geori,M«  Richards,  M.  A.,  chaplain. 

'iKiisr  (  iiriK  n,  ll(>a(l  of  New  Street,  in  tlie  parisli  of  St.  Philip,  is  a  stone  structure, 
with  a  lolly  portico,  sni»ported  on  colunuis  of  the  Doric  order,  and  a  spire.  The  church 
wa.-f  consecrated  July  ()th,  1813,  and  co.st  about  .t'2r),000.  The  body  of  the  church  is 
provided  with   free  seats  for  the  prtor.     The   .\ltar  Pi(*ce   is  of  carved  mahogany,  sujv 


HISTORY    OK     1UKM1N(JI1.A.M.  7 

Movting  a  Painting  V)f  a  Cross,  sarrounded  by  ('louds.  The  laud  tor  the  site  was  j)re- 
sented  by  William  Phillips  Inge,  E.>»q.,  and  a  donation  of  ^£1,000  was  given  by  liis 
Majesty  George  III.  The  livhig  is  a  perpetual  curacy,  rated  at  .£200,  in  the  patronage 
of  the  Bishop  of  Worcester.     Rev.  George  Lea,  M.  A.,  incuni1)ont. 

CHAi'Eii  at  the  Ma(jilu/t'n^  Broad  Street,  Islington,  licensed  l)y  the  Bishoj)  for  divine 
service,  wasbnilt  by  subscription,  at  a  cost  of  a1)ont  .£1400,  built  with  brick  and  cemen- 
ted, and  opened  April  28tli,  1839.  Service  isperformcd  on  Sunday  morning  at  half-past 
ten,  evenuig,  half-past  six,  and  Wednesday  evening,  quarter  past  seven.  The  Rev. 
Sydney  Gedge,  M.  A.,  and  Rev.  Thomas  Arden,  M.  A.,  are  the  chaplains. 

Churches  in  the  Pai-ish  of  Aston,  within  the  Borough. 

St.  Andrew,  a  parish  church,  and  St,  Matthew,  a  district  church,  are  already  noticed. 

St.  James's  Chapel,  Great  Brook  Street,  Ashted,  at  the  eastern  extremity  of  Bir- 
mingham, is  a  substantial  plain  brick  building,  originally  the  private  residence  of  the 
late  Dr.  Ash,  the  foimder  of  the  General  Hospital,  Bmnin'^ham.  On  his  decea.se,  it 
\vas  converted  into  a  Proprietary  Chapel,  by  Dr.  Crofts,  and  very  neatly  fitted  up  as  a 
place  of  worshijj.  On  his  decease,  it  was  put  up  for  sale  by  public  auction,  and  was 
pirrchased  by  some  friends  of  the  late  Rev.  Edward  Brnii,  incumbent  of  St.  Mary's,  at  a 
cost  of  .£1,200,  repaired  and  re-fitted  at  an  additional  expense  of  .£1,500,  and  conse- 
crated by  Bishop  Coruwallis,  September  7th,  1810,  and  vested  in  the  hands  of  the  Rev. 
Henry  Ryder  and  three  others,  as  trustees  for  sixty  years,  and  the  Rev.  Henry  Burn 
nominated  as  minister.  In  1829,  Mr.  Bum  resigned  the  care  of  the  chapel,  when  the 
Rev.  Josiah  Allport,  its  present  incmnbent,  w^as  appointed.  In  1830,  the  chapel  was 
thoroTighly  repaired,  and. the  galleries  extended  so  as  to  provide  150  free  sittings,  at  an 
expense  of  .£848,  previous  to  which,  in  this  hamlet,  containing  nearly  12,000  souls, 
there  was  no  accommodation  for  the  poor.  In  1835,  the  population  around  being  more 
than  doubled,  the  chapel  was  enlarged,  at  a  cost  of  about  .£1,300,  by  the  addition  of  at 
least  one-third  of  its  present  length,  forming  it  into  a  proper  oblong  ;  besides  the  con- 
struction of  a  suitable  chancel,  and  the  galleries  extended  throughout  the  new  part. 
The  chapel  will  now  seat  1,500  persons,  of  which  600  are  free  seats,  besides  250  sittings 
for  the  Sunday  school  children.  A  sweet-toned  organ,  built  by  Bishop,  was,  dm'ing  the 
time  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Bum,  placed  in  the  chapel ;  and  very  recently,  John  Whittmgham, 
Esq.  bequeathed  ^£200.  for  the  erection  of  a  clock  in  the  turret,  but  which  is  wholly 
unsuited  to  such  an  advantageous  appendage.  The  living  is  a  perpetual  curacy,  in  the 
patronage  of  trustees,  as  before  stated,  but  has  no  endownent  attached  to  it :  the  support 
of  the  minister,  and  defraying  of  all  repairs  and  incidental  expenses,  rests  solely  on  the 
seatholders.  The  present  incmnbent  has  four  public  services  every  Lord's  day :  com- 
mencing at  nine  o'clock  in  the  morning,  for  the  convenience  of  the  military,  in  the 
barracks  contigious  to  St.  James's ;  with  congregational  services  at  eleven,  afternoon 
at  three  ;  and  evenuig  at  half-past  six. 

St.  John  Baptist's  Chapel,  Deritend,  was  founded  and  endowed  with  lands  to 
the  value  of  .£6.  13s.  4d.,  to  support  a  priest.  Hemy  VIII,  in  1537,  seized  the  property 
as  Chantry  lands,  then  valued  at  ^£13.  Is.  7d. ;  but  it  is  supposed  they  were  afterwards 
returned.  In  the  windows  of  this  ancient  chapel  were  the  arms  of  Lord  Diadley,  and 
Dudley  impaling  Barclay,  both  knights  of  the  garter,  and  a  whole  figure  of  Walter 
Arden,  Esq.  The  ancient  building  ha\-ing  fallen  to  decay,  the  present  .structiu-e,  which 
is  a  commodious  place  of  worship,  was  erected  in  1735.  In  1762,  a  square  tower  was 
added  at  the  west  end,  in  which,  in  1777,  a  clock  and  eight  bells  were  placed.  The 
chapel  will  accommodate  700  persons,  and  is  a  chapelry  to  the  parish  of  Aston.  The 
living  is  a  perpetual  curacy,  rated  at  .£319,  in  the  patronage  of  the  inhabitants,  and 
incimibency  of  the  Rev.  William  B.  Smith,  M.  A. 

Holy  Trinity  Chapel,  head  of  Bradford  Street,  Bordesley,  is  a  beautiful  Gothic 
stmcture,  faced  with  stone,  built  from  the  design  of  Godwin,  of  London.  The  noble, 
arch  which  forms  the  entrance,  constitutes  its  finest  feature.     It  contains  nave,  chancel. 


8  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGH.4M. 

side  aisles,  and  galleries ;  cost  j£?  14,235,  and  was  consecrated  January  23rd,  1S23.  The 
church  contains  a  fine  organ,  and  a  beautiful  altar  piece,  painted  by  Fogge,  representing 
Christ  healing  the  sick  at  the  pool  of  Bethesda.  The  nave  and  galleries  are  free ;  linng, 
a  perpetual  curacy,  rated  at  ^300  ;  patron,  the  vicar  of  Aston.  Rev.  Joseph  Oldknow, 
i\I.  A.,  incumbent,  for  whom  a  neat  parsonage  has  been  erected  adjoining  the  church. 

Church  of  the  Saviour,  Edward  Street,  Birmingham  parish,  is  an  elegant  brick 
edifice,  with  a  massive  cemented  front,  in  the  Corinthian  order;  the  entrance  is  a  fine 
ornamented  arch,  supported  by  two  enriched  [columns.  The  church  was  opened 
August  8th,  1847  ;  will  seat  1,500  persons  ;  500  of  the  sittings  are  free.  In  a  niche  at 
the  upper  end  of  the  church,  supported  by  two  beautiful  Corinthian  columns,  is  a  fine 
organ,  which  is  accompanied  by  a  first-rate  choir ;  in  front  of  which  stands  the  pulpit, 
entered  on  either  side  by  a  flight  of  steps  ;  from  the  reading  board  is  suspended  an 
elegant  i)iece  of  drapery,  of  crimson  velvet,  on  which  is  a  beatifully  enriched  emblem 
of  the  cross,  in  ornamental  needle-work;  on  either  side  the  rostnun  stands  a  marble 
tablet,  on  which  is  engraved  the  commandments  laid  down  by  Christ,  "  Thou  shalt  love 
the  Lord  thy  God,"  <fcc.  <fcc.  This  elegant  structure  is  not  an  episcopal  place  of  worship. 
Rev.  George  Dawson,  M.A.,  is  the  minister.  On  the  last  Satiwday  of  each  month,  a 
divine  service  of  music  is  performed  in  this  church,  as  a  means  of  the  expression  of 
religious  feeling  by  that  of  sacred  song. 

Churches,  Edgbaston  Parish,  which  as  previously  explained,  forms  a  part  of  the 
Borough  of  Birmingham.  The  apjjearance  of  the  village  of  Edgbaston  is  very  attrac- 
tive, the  houses  are  well  built,  the  streets  wide,  straight,  and  lighted  with  gas.  There 
are  also  numerous  villas,  and  altogether  it  forms  a  fashionable  appendage  to  Birming- 
ham, extending  two  miles  south  west. 

St.  Bartholomew,  the  Parish  Chin-ch,  is  an  ancient  structure,  which  Dugdale 
informs  us  "  reposed  amongst  the  trees  which  eiuTOund  the  Hall,  and  was  utterly 
destroyed  by  the  Parliamentary  forces  in  the  civil  wars.  After  the  Restoration  it  was 
rebuilt,  and  the  interior  decorated  by  Sir  Richard  Gough.  The  body  of  the  church 
was  rebuilt  in  1810,  and  was  repaired  and  re-roofed  in  1845.  In  the  square  tower  is 
a  peal  of  ])ells,  and  in  the  interior  an  organ,  and  several  monuments,  principally  to 
the  Gough  family.  The  living  a  vicarage,  rated  at  J^35,  now  dt'542,  has  been  aug- 
mented with  .£200.  private  benefaction,  and  ^200.  Queen  Anne's  Bounty.  In  the 
patronage  of  Lord  Calthorpe  and  incumbency  of  Rev.  Isaac  Spooner,  M.A.,  for  whom 
a  nea*^^  parsonage  house  is  about  to  be  erected. 

St.  (iEORGES  Chapel,  Calthorpe  Street,  is  a  handsome  Gothic  structure,  in  the  early 
pointed  style  of  the  13th  century,  the  first  stone  of  which  was  laid  17th  August,  1836, 
and  it  was  consecrated  November  28th,  1838  ;  erected  and  endowed  at  the  sole  expense 
of  Lord  Calthorpe,  aided  by  a  legacy  of  j£^500 .  from  the  late  Mr.  Wheely,  of  Edgbaston, 
at  a  cost  of  about  ^6*6,000.  It  contains  seats  for  1000  persons,  and  has  100  free  sittings. 
The  living  is  a  Perpetual  Curacy,  in  the  patronage  of  Lord  Calthorpe  and  inciunbency 
of  the  Rev.  Edward  Lillingston,  M.A. 

A  few  years  since  the  only  buildings  which  Edgbaston  contained  were  the  Church, 
the  Hall,  the  Parsonage,  and  a  few  farm  houses.  The  present  proprietor  is  Lord 
Calthorpe,  who  lets  <Mit  portions  of  land  on  long  building  leases  ;  and  the  number  of 
its  inhabitants  is  yearly  increasing,  and  the  business  man  of  Birmingham  carries  with 
him  into  his  retirement  a  correct  taste  not  only  for  the  u.seful,  but  also  for  the  beautiful 
and  i)icturesrjue.  The  Botanic  Gardens  and  the  Obser\'atory  are  in  this  parish.  The 
ancient  Hall,  formerly  the  seat  of  the  lords  of  the  manor,  was  burned  by  the  populace 
at  the  revolution,  who  l"eari'd  it  might  become  a  refuge  for  Ronum  Catholics.  The 
present  Hall  was  built  by  Sir  Richard  (Jough.  It  is  seated  in  a  small  well-wooded 
park,  ornamented  with  a  fine  sheet  of  water,  and  is  the  seat  of  Edward  Johnstone, 
.  Esq.,  M.D. 

The  Church  of  England  Lay  Association,  was  called  into  exi.stence  by  a 
requisition,  dated  24th  May,  1838.     The  object  of  this  Association  is  exclusively  the 


HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM.  9 

preservation  of  the  rights  and  privileges  of  the  Church,  and  its  connection  with  the 
State.  The  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Dartmouth,  President.  James  Taylor,  Esfi., 
Treasurer. 

Surrogates  for  granting  marriage  licenses  for  the  Dioceses  of  Worcester  and  Lich- 
field. The  Rev.  J.  C.  xMiller,  lion,  and  Rev.  G.  M.  Y<»rke,  Rev.  J.  Garbett,  Rev.  S.  F. 
Morgan,  Rev.  G.  S  Bull,  Rev.  R.  Kennedy,  Rev.  G.  O.  Fenwicke,  Rev.  C.  Pixell,  and 
Rev.  J.  Allport. 

The  Roman  Catholic  Cathedral  situated  at  the  junction  of  Bath  street  and 
Shadwell  street  is  dedicated  to  St.  Chad,  who  was  bishop  of  Lichfield  in  the  seventh 
centm"y.     It  is  built  with  l)rick,  having  stone  dressings  after  the  example  of  many 
continental   churches.      The  nave  is  divided   from  the   aisles  by  twelve  clusters   of 
pillars,  six  on  each  side,  fi*oni  the  capitals  of  which  a  series  of  pointed  arches  spring 
completely  up  to  the  roof  A\nthout  any  break  for  a  treforiam  or  clerestory,  thus  forming 
the  loftiest  range  of  arches  in  the  kingdom,  a  handsome  screen  surmounted  by  the  holy 
rood  divides  the  choir  from  the  nave,  and  a  similar  though  richer  screen  partitions  off 
the  Lady  Chapel  or  Chapel  of  the  Blessed  Sacrament,  from  the  top  of  the  North  Aisle, 
The  windows  in  the  choir  and  down  the  sides,  with  the  exception  of  those  in  the  tran- 
scepts,  are  long  laurlets,  divided  each  into  two  bays,  while  the  west  window,  and  the 
windows  of  the  transcepts  are  very  large  apertures  distributed  each  into  six  compartments 
affording  great  facilities  for  the  display  of  stained  glass ;  some  good  specimens  of  which 
are  already  to  be  found  in  the  choir,  representing  ancient  Saxon  Saints  in  the  Lady 
Chapel,  where  the  Blessed  Virgin  stands  in  glory  between  St.  Cuthbert  and  St.  Chad  ; 
and   in  the  north  transcept  where  St.  James,  St.  Thomas,  and  St.  Patrick  are  accom- 
panied by  the  leading  featiu-es  in  then'  history.     Among  the  antiquities  of  the  Cathedral' 
may  be  mentioned  the  pulpit,  an  elaborate  carving  in  oak  of  the  sixteenth  century ; 
an  episcopal  sluine  and  stalls  of  the  fifteenth  centiu'y  ;  and  a  brass  littern  of  the  same 
period.     All  these  are  either  of  Flemish  or  German  workmanship.     Beneath  the  cathe- 
dral is  a  ciypt  or  xmdercroft,  dedicated  to  St.  Peter,  and  divided  into  separate  chauntries, 
which  subserve  the  double  purpose  of  Oratories  and  burial  places  for  the  dead.     Besides 
the  principal  chantry  or  chapel  tlu*ee  others  are  fitted  up  and  appropriated.     There  is 
mass  every  Monday  and  Friday  morning,  at  half-past  six.     The  hom's  for  mass  in  the 
cathedral,   are  every  morning  at  seven,  and  on  Sundays  at  seven,  rpiarter  past  nine, 
and  eleven  o'clock ;  the  one  at  eleven  being  the  high  mass.     The  vespers,  followed  by 
benediction,  are  at  half-past  six  on  Sundays,  and  there  is  a  public  service  every  Monday 
and  Thursday  evening,  at  half-past  seven.     The  side  doors  of  the  cathedral  are  opened 
for  private  devotion  every  morning  and  evening  at  six  o'clock.     Visitors  wishing  to 
enter  the  chm-ch  diu-iug  the  day  must  apply  to  the  Sachristan,  who  lives  near  the  north 
door  in  Shadwell  street.     This  church,  one  of  the  most  magnificent  erected  in  England 
since  the  Reformation,  for  Catholic  worship,  is  in  the  middle  age  style  of  architecture, 
from  plans  of  Mr.  Pugin.     It  is  240  feet  in  length,  70  feet  in  width,  and  57  in  height 
di\-ided  lengthwise  into  three  compartments.     The  cost  of  the  building  has  been  .^^60,000. 
it  was  consecrated  on  Tuesday,  the  14th  of  July,  1838,  by  Dr.  Wiseman,  Bishop  of  the 
district,  assisted  by  Dr.  Doyle,  the  pastor  of  the  Chapel.      There  were  present  the 
Archbishop  of  Treeves,  the  Bishops  of  Tom-nay,  Chalons,  and  Chersonesees,  with  their 
caxons  and  chaplains,  with  260  English  and  Foreign  Priests,  together  with  members  of 
many  religioiis  Orders.     There  were  also  present  the  Earls  of  Shrewsbury,  Arundel, 
and  Surrey ;  Lord  Camoys,  Lord  Stafford,  &c. ;  the  entire  body  of  the  chapel  being 
filled  with  Roman  Catholic  laity.     Several  distinguished  members  of  the  Protestant 
chm-ch  were  also  present.     The  Bishops  in  their  mitres  with  the  various  dresses  of  the 
different  orders,  youths  bearing  lights  and  lilies  preceded  and  followed  the  procession. 
The  whole  ceremony  presented  a  most  imposing  coupd'oeil.     The  tower  and  spire  will, 
when  complete,  be  320  feet  in  height.    The  Organ,  by  Bishop,  cost  £7oO ;  there  is  also 
a  smaller  organ  which  cost  £350.     The  metal  works  and  altar  furniture  were  by  Mr. 
John  Ilardman.  of  Birmingham. 

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10  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

Roman  Catholic  Bishop  of  Biniiingliain.  By  a  rescript  from  the  Pope,  the 
Right  Rev.  William  Bernard  Ullathonie,  D.D.  officiating  Bishop  of  the  Western  Di^'trict 
in  England,  was  appointed  Bishop  of  Birmingham,  and  enthroned  at  St.  Chads  Cathe- 
dral, Angu-st  30th,  1848;  the  Pope's  Bull  being  read  by  Dr.  Weedall ;  and  Dr.  Wiseman, 
and  the  Hon.  and  Rev.  G.  Spencer,  with  a  niunerons  body  of  Priests,  took  part  in  the 
ceremony. 

Thc  Bishops  IIoise. — Nearly  opposite  the  west  front  of  the  Cathedral,  in  Bath 
Street,  is  the  residence  of  the  Bishop  and  such  Priests  as  officiate  about  St.  Chads. 
The  entrance  is  through  an  arched  doorway  into  a  short  cloister,  which  communicates 
with  one  side  of  the  kitchen  offices,  and  an  ahnonry  for  the  poor,  and  on  the  other  with 
the  private  and  jmblic  rooms  of  the  establishment.  In  the  second  or  principal  story, 
are  found  the  Bishop's  apartments,  the  library,  the  dc^mestic  chapel,  and  the  refectory 
or  common  hall,  which  is  an  apartment  about  .'{(J  feet  long,  and  is  deci^rated  in  the  style 
of  a  college  hall ;  most  of  these  are  stencilled  with  varioas  de\-ices,  have  caned  fire 
places,  and  are  enriched  with  stained  glass.  The  residents,  are  Right  Rev.  ^^'illiam 
Bernard  Ullathorne,  D.D.  the  Bishop,  who  also  occa.sionly  resides  at  St.  Barnabas, 
Nottingham;  Rev.  John  Moore,  Arch  Priest:  the  other  priests,  are  Rev.  Bernai-d  Ivers. 
Rev.  Thoma-s  Leith,  and  Rev.  William  Molloy,  and  John  Salt,  Sachristan. 

Convent  of  Sisters  of  Mkrcv,  situated  in  Hunters  lane. — It  is  a  brick  building, 
with  stone  doorways,  windows,  etc.,  and  resembles  in  form  and  character  the  conventical 
buildings  of  the  middle  ages;  it  was  provided  by  the  late  John  Hardman  Esq.;  and 
consists  of  chapel  dedicated  to  St.  Mary,  with  cloisters,  oratory,  cemetery,  refectory, 
reception  room,  cells  and  community  room  for  the  religious,  and  kitchen  offices.  The 
chapel  Is  laid  with  encaustic  tiles,  and  highly  ornamented  with  painting  and  coloured 
glass.  An  open  screen  divides  the  chapel  into  two  parts  ;  in  the  interior  of  which  are 
two  ranges  of  stalls  for  the  religii)us.  Niches  filled  with  ancient  carvings,  representing 
chieflv  circumstances  in  our  Lord's  history,  break  the  long  line  of  the  cloister  walls. 
The  Sisters  of  Mercy  are  a  community  of  Ladies  who  have  voluntarily  forsaken  the 
world,  live  in  one  common  house,  and  labom-  together  for  the  spiritual  and  temporal 
pood  of  their  destitute  fellow  creatures.     The   Rev.   Miss  Juliana  Hardman  is  tlie 

Princii)al. 

House  of  Mercy,  at  a  short  distance  from  the  Convent,  and  united  to  it  by  a  very 
picturestpic  cloister,  is  the  House  of  Mercij^  which  was  erected  at  almost  the  sole  ex- 
pence  t)f  the  sisterhood.  In  it  poor  destitute  young  women  are  entertained,  if  they  can 
bring  with  them  a  good  character;  and  they  are  boarded,  clothed,  and  provided  with  work, 
until  proper  situations  can  be  provided  for  them  ;  they  have  every  facility  aflordedthem 
f<»r  improving  themselves,  and  learning  useful  arts.  There  Ls  an  excellent  laundry, 
washhouse,  drying  room,  w(»rk  room,  bakehouse,  and  kitchen.  There  are  several  ex- 
tensive well  aired  dormitories,  and  medicines  prej)ared  under  the  direction  of  an 
experienced  physician,  hi  a  dispensary  on  the  premises.  The  number  of  young  women 
in  the  house  is  usually  about  sixty,  including  eight  or  ten  orphan  cliildren,  who  reside 
permanently  in  the  houses,  where  every  attention  is  paid  to  their  habits  and  morals. 
Servants  are  sent  from  this  establishment  all  over  the  kingdom,  and  application  may  be 
made  for  th<«  purpose,  either  personally  or  by  letter. 

St.  Peter's,  Catholic  Chapel,  St.  Peter's  Place,  Broad  Street,  is  a  neat  plain  brick 
b.iiMintr,  erected  in  IJSU,  ii"d  enlarged  in  1798;  Rev.  (leorge  Jeffries  and  the  Ri«v. 
Michael  OSullivan,  j)rie.sts.  The  chapel,  jirevious  to  thc  erection  of  this,  was  at  Edg- 
baston. 

Catiiomc  CHHRcn,  Mas.shou.se  lane.  The  first  stone  of  this  Church  was  laid  by 
Brother  Lee,  of  St.  Mary  Magdalen,  alias  Hand-.lph,  of  the  Holy  Order  of  St.  Francis, 
March  2:{rd,  1(587.  On  the  Kith  day  of  August,  HISS,  the  first  stone  of  St.  Marie  Mag- 
dalen's Convent  was  laid  at  the  north  west  corner  of  the  above  Clnu-ch  ;  it  had  five 
cro.Hs.'M  nn..n  it.  with  hftcrs-  eiiL-raven  ;  and  on  the  4th  September,  in  the  same  year,  the 


HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM.  11 

fliurcli  was  consecrated  by  the  Right  Rev.  Father  in  God,  Ronaventure  GifTavd,  Bishop 
of  Mnudaura,  and  Apostolical  Vicar,  and  dedicated  to  (iod  and  St.  Marie  Magdalen. 
The  church  contained  three  Altars,  the  High  Altar  in  Honour  of  God  and  St.  Marie 
Magdalen,  the  North  Altar  in  Honour  of  God  and  the  Blessed  Lady,  and  the  South  in 
Honoiu-  of  God  and  the  Holy  Father,  St.  Francis.  The  sum  of  .£^1,281  2s.  .')d.  was 
raised  by  subscriptions  and  donations,  the  whole  of  which  was  expended  in  building  and 
iittiiig  up  the  church.  His  Majesty,  King  James  H.,  gave  I2o  tons  of  timber  from 
Needwood  Forest ;  Sir  John  Gage  gave  timber  valued  at  jCYAO.',  Mrs.  Ann  Gregg  gave 
.£'250. ;  Queen  Catherine  Dowager  gave  c6T0.  15s.  Od. ;  with  many  others.  The  chm-ch 
and  part  of  the  Convent  was  first  defaced  and  most  of  it  burnt  within,  to  near  the  value 
of  .£400,  by  Tvord  Dellamere's  orders,  November  26th,  1688;  and  that  day  sc'nnight 
the  rabble  began  to  pull  the  Church  and  Convent  down,  and  ceased  not  till  the  foun- 
dations were  pulled  up  ;  plate  to  the  value  of  .£40.  only  was  saved.  After  this,  a  small 
Chapel  was  erected  at  Edgbaston,  part  of  which  is  now  a  Fann  house. 

Wesleyax  METHoniSTS  form  a  numerous  and  influential  body  in  Birmingham, 
a«d  have  many  Chapels  in  the  Borough,  and  date  their  origin  from  John  and  Charles 
Wesley,  who  commenced  their  extraordinary  laboiu-s  in  the  year  1729.  These  eminent 
men  devoted  their  unwearied  efforts  to  the  good  of  mankind,  emphatically  fulfilling 
their  apostolic  mission,  by  preaching  to  the  poor  and  ignorant.  They  have  two  Cir- 
cuits. The  East  Circxiit  comprises  the  large  Chapels  at  Belmoxt  Row,  Bradford 
Street,  New  Towx  Row,  Netchells  Greex,  and  Balsall  Heath,  where  Divine 
Services  are  performed  three  times  every  Sunday,  and  also  on  various  Week-day  nights. 
The  Circuit  also  extends  to  Small  Heath,  Coleshill,  Whitacre,  Bodymore  Heath, 
Castle  Bromwich,  Hill,  Water-Orton  and  Curdworth,  Curdworth  and  Water- 
Ortox,  and  Lord  Street,  where  Services  are  perfonned  twice  or  three  times  every 
Sunday,  and  on  other  days  ;  it  also  extends  to  eleven  other  places,  where  Ser\'icea 
are  performed  once  a  week  ;  having  five  Itinerant  Preachers,  36  Local  Preachers,  with 
five  on  trial,  and  eight  Exhorters ;  Superintendent,  P^ev.  Joseph  Roberts.  The  West 
Circuit  comprises  the  large  Chapels  at  Cherry  Street,  Wesley  Chapel,  Islington 
Chapel,  Bristol  Road,  and  Ninevah,  where  Divine  Services  are  performed  three 
times  every  Sunday,  also  on  various  week-day  nights ;  the  Circuit  also  extends  to 
Summer  Hill,  Astox  Ville,  Streetley  Street,  Harborne,  and  Quintox,  where 
Services  are  performed  twice  on  Sundays,  and  also  on  other  weekdays;  and  also  extends 
to  ten  other  places,  where  Ser\-ices  are  performed  once  a  week  ;  having  five  Itinerant 
Preachers,  42  Local  Preachers,  with  two  onTrial,  and  nine  Exhorters;  Rev.  Isaac 
Keeling,  Superintendent. 

New  Connexion  Methodists  were  foimded  by  the  Rev.  Alexander  Kilham,  who 
separated  from  the  Wesleyans  in  1795.  They  have  a  Chapel  in  Unett  Street,  a  plain 
brick  building,  and  a  small  Chapel  in  Oxford  sti-eet. 

The  Primitive  Methodist  Chapel,  New  John  Street,  West,  erected  in  1848,  having 
let  to  the  Independents  their  Chapel  in  Bordesley  Street. 

Presbyterian  Church,  Broad  Street,  Islington,  in  connection  with  the  Synod  of 
the  Presbyterian  Chiu-ch  in  England,  and  in  communion  with  the  Free  Church  of  Scot- 
land, established  their  small  place  of  Worship,  in  1834,  which  having  become  too  small 
for  the  Society,  the  first  stone  of  the  New  Chiu-ch  was  laid,  Monday,  July  25th,  1848, 
by  Charles  Coivati,  Esq.,  of  Edinburgh.  It  is  in  the  Italian  style,  fi-om  a  plan  by  Mr.Bolham, 
of  Birmingham.  In  external  dimensions,  90  feet  long,  and  47  wide  ;  the  principal  front 
next  Broad  street,  is  occupied  by  a  tower,  vestibules,  and  staircases,  and  the  opposite  end 
l)y  a  deep  arched  recess,  for  the  minister's  platform,  with  a  vestry  on  one  side  it,  and  a 
vestibule  to  the  entrance  in  the  flank  of  the  building  next  Oozells  Street.  The  body  of 
the  Chm-ch  is  71  feet  6  inches  long,  and  43  feet  6  inches  wide,  and  will  accommodate  640 
persons;  a  gallery  at  the  tower  end  extonding  the  whole  width  of  the  building,   will 


12  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

afford  acconimoflation  for  260  j)or.son.s ;  and  provbion  is  made  for  the  erection  of  side 
gallerie.s  hereafter.  1  he  chiircli  is  li-^'hted  from  the  roof.  The  interior  is  plain,  but 
neatly  finished.     Rev.  Jolin  Robinson  Mackenzie  is  the  Pastor. 

IxDCPEXDEXTs. — The  Chapel,  in  Carr  Lane,  is  a  large  brick  building  cemented, 
ha\-ing  an  imposing  fi-ont  in  the  Grecian  style  ;  waserectedin  1820,  at  a  cost  of  .£10,000, 
raised  by  subscription,  and  will  seat  2000  persons,  and  under  the  pa-storal  care  of  the 
Rev.  Edwin  Dorringtoii.  In  connection  with  this  Chapel,  is  the  Palmer  Street  Cha- 
pel, a  small  brick  building,  erected  in  1S.'J2,  in  St.  Andrew's  Parish,  Bnrdesley. 

Graham  Street  Independent  Chapel,  is  a  large  handsome  brick  building,  with 
stone  facings,  erected  in  1844;  will  seat  1200  persons.     Rev.  Brewin  Grant,  Pastor. 

Independent  Chapel,  Legge  Street,  a  neat  small  stuccoed  edifice,  to  accommodate 
160  hearers,  originally  built  by  the  Primitive  Methodists,  but  has  been  occupied  by  the 
Independents  about  20  years,     llev.  Peter  Sibree,  Pastor. 

Trinity  Tabernacle,  (Independent)  Parade,  is  a  small  brick  building,  of  which 
Rev.  James  Jay,  is  Pastor. 

Independent,  (Boabnen's)  Crescent  Locks,  is  u small  place,  and  has  no  regular 
Pastor. 

St.  Jude's  Chapel,  New  Hall,  is  a  substantial  building,  imder  the  pastoral  care  of 
the  Rev.  F.  C.  B.  Earle. 

Salem  Chapel,  Peck  Lane,  a  small  cemented  brick  building,  is  occupied  by  a 
Calvinistic  congregation.     No  regular  minister. 

Ebenezer  Chapel,  Stcelhouse  Lane,  is  a  large  commodioiLs brick  building,  erected 
in  1818,  by  a  Calvinistic  congregation.     No  Minister  at  present. 

Baptist  Chapels. — Circus  Chapel,  Circus  Street,  is  a  large  cemented  brick  building, 
foniu'rly  used  as  the  Amjdiitheatre;  it  was  piu-chased  of  Mr.  Joseph  Stiu-ge,  and  William 
Lucey,  by  Mr.  William  Middlemore,  and  the  Rev.  Charles  Ilill  Roe,  for  .i'lO.lO,  and 
converted  into  a  Chapel,  at  the  expence  of  .£1200;  it  is  well  fitted  up  in  the  interior, 
and  will  seat  800  persons,  and  was  opened,  October  24th,  1848,  by  Dr.  Rallies,  from 
Liverpool,  and  the  Rev.  John  Adescoe,  from  London.  In  connectit>u  with  this,  is  a 
small  neat  Chapel,  in  lleneage  Street,  erected  in  1842.    Rev.  Charles  Hill  Roe,  Pastor. 

Baptist  Chapel,  Bond  Street,  is  a  neat  substantial  building,  established  in  17Si5. 
Rev.  Isaac  New,  the  Pastor. 

Baptist  Chapel,  New  Hall  Street,  is  a  small  plain  building;  has  no  stationary 
Minister. 

Baptist  (General)  Chapel,  L(mibard  Street,  is  a  substantial  brick  building,  erected 
in  1786;  will  seat  GOO  persons.     Rev.  (Jeorge  Cheatle,  Pastor. 

Baptist  Chapel,  (Jraham  Street,  is  a  large  neat  brick  cemented  ])uilding,  erected 
in  1820;  has  galleries  all  round,  and  will  seat  2,000  persons,  tmder  the  pastoral  care  of 
the  Rev.  M<trtlock  Daniell. 

Baptist  Chai'i:l,  foot  of  King  Street,  erected  in  1S4S.     No  regular  Pastor. 

liADY  IliNTiNiiTON's  Chapel,  Peck  Lane,  is  an  elegant  spacioiLs  building,  of  which 
the  Rev.  John  Jones  is  the  Pastor. 

New  Jerusale.m  Chtrch,  Summer  Lane,  is  a  handsome  commodious  structure, 
was  erected  in  the  year  1S.'{0.  to  accomodate  600  jjersons.  This  Church  was  formed 
about  fifty  years  ago.  They  are  hearers  of  the  doctrines  of  the  word  of  God,  as 
oxj)ounded  in  the  writinL,'s  of  the  I  Ion.  I'mfuuiel  Swedeiiliorg,  a  Swedish  Nt>bl(Mnan, 
disliiimnshcd  alike  for  his  proroiuid  b-aruin!/,  as  he  was  illustritms  for  his  attaiinneuts 
in  piiilosophy  and  science.     Kev.  Edward  MadeU'y,  Pastor. 

I'nitarian  Church,  New  Hall  Hill,  is  a  large  neat  brick  edifice,  erected  at  a  cost 
of  .£4100,  raised  by  subscrij)tion,  and  opened  in  July,  IS.'W  ;  it  will  accommodate  1,000 
persons,  and  is  undiT  the  j)astoral  care  of  the  Rev.  James  Cranebrook. 

Tnttarian  New  Meetinc,  Moor  Street,  is  a  neat  building  erected  in  1730,  at  which 
time  one  in  Digbcth  wrnt  into  (li'^use  ;  the  Rev.  Samuel  Badie.  the  pastor. 


HISTORY   OF    BIRMINGHAM.  ]:.) 

Unitarian  Old  Meetino,  Old  Mectin«T  Street,  is  a  neat  brick  edifice,  erected  in 
1794,  at  a  cost  of  jt'0,000,  and  will  seat  1,000  persons;  Rev.  Hugh  Hutton,  isthepastor' 
The  Unitai'iaus  here  have  been  foremost  in  every  pliilauthropic  effort  to  ameliorate 
the  condition  of  the  poor ;  and  they  have  a  Domestic  Mission  Chapel,  in  Lawrence 
Street,  a  neat  brick  edifice,  to  accommodate  500  persons  ;  it  is  well  attended  by  the 
poorest  people;  Rev.  John  Gent  Brook,  is  the  pastor. 

Friends'  Meeting  House,  Bull  Street,  is  a  plain  building,  having  a  neat  interior, 
with  a  cemetery  at  the  back. 

Unknown  Tongue  Chapel,  New  Ilall  Street,  is  a  small  plain  building,  formerly 
the  Scotch  Kirk.     No  regular  minister. 

Latter  Day  Saints'  Chapel,  Livery  Street,  is  a  plain  substantial  building.  No 
regular  minister. 

Second  Advent,  a  small  body  of  Christians  here,  founded  by  Mr.  Miller,  an  Amer- 
ican, who  have  a  room  in  Cambridge  Street,  and  one  in  Anne  Street,  but  no  regular 
minister. 

Jewish  Synagogue,  Severn  Street,  is  a  neat  building  erected  in  1817,  and  enlarged 
1823.  They  have  a  burial  ground  amidst  some  gardens  near  Broad  Street.  Rev.  Maurice 
Jacob  Raphall,  M.  A.,  Rabbi  and  Theological  Doctor,  Rev.  L.  Chapman,  Reader. 

Church  of  England  Cemetery,   Warstone,  Birmingham,  was  consecrated  Tues- 
day, August  8th,  184S.     It  has  been  established  by  a  proprietary  of  ^£20,000,  raised  iu 
shares  of  .^10.  each,  the  whole  of  which  has  been  expended.     The  purchase  consisted 
of  16  acres  of  land,  of  which  9  acres  are  enclosed  and  consecrated.     The  Church  of  the 
cemetery  is  in  what  is  called  the  third  pointed  perpendicular  style  of  architecture,  having 
a  nave,  chancel,  tower  and  spire,  it  being  thought  proper  to  provide  a  place  in  which  to 
administer  the  Holy  Sacrament,  to  mom-ners  under  grief  for  the  loss  of  their  friends 
requiring  such  service  or  consolation.     The  nave  of  the  building  is  formed  by  the  intro- 
duction of  a  handsome  open  stone  screen  at  the  entrance,  which,  while  separating  that 
portion  of  the  btdlding  intended  for  the  burial  service  fi-om  that  which  is  open  to  the 
people,  is  kept  so  low  as  not  to  interfere  with  the  proportions  of  the  interior,  or  to  in- 
terscept  the  view  through  the  tower  arch  of  the  lower  w^est  window.     The  nave  has  a 
fine  open  roof.     Ranges  of  carved  seats  are  placed  on  each  side  for  those  who  attend 
the  burial  sen-ice,  and  in  the  centre  of  the  nave  is  an  ornamented  stand  for  the  bier, 
whence,  by  means  of  Bramah's  hydraulic  machine,  the  coffins  are  let  down  to  the  vaults 
below,  and  by  a  subterranean  passage  conveyed  to  the  circular  catacombs.     The  chancel 
is  of  ample  dimensions,  with  a  fine  east  window  of  three  lights,  fitted  with  stained  glass, 
presented  by  Mr.  ^V'.  Chance  to  the  company,  executed  at  his  works.     The  roof  is  board- 
ed with  neat  panelled  work,  and  the  floor  laid  with  encaustic  tiles,  while  that  of  the 
nave  is  plain  chequered  squares.     The  tower  is  formed  at  the  base  by  three  massive 
archways  intended  as  a  porch  for  the  hearses.     The  architect  has  introduced  cloisters, 
or  ambulatory,  extending  north  and  south  of  the  main  entrance.     This  featm*e  is  quite 
■unique  in  this  country.     These  cloisters  are  cut  off  from  the  body  of  the  chapel,  and 
have  a  doorway  to  each  on  the  eastern  side,  communicating  with  the  grounds.     This 
ambulatory  is  150  feet  in  length,  is  of  beautiful  construction,  having  a  long  range  of 
rich  windows  in  the  western  front,  and  blank  recesses  of  corresponding  tracery  for  the 
reception  of  monuments  on  the  other,  seats  having  been  formed  out  of  the  window 
sills,  and  recesses  on  each  side  for  the  accommodation  of  those  who  frequent  tliem. 
This  place  was  long  a  neglected  sand  pit,  which  will  form  a  regular  circle,  and  two 
ranges  of  catacombs  be  constructed  in  the  banks  faced  with  rough  battlemented  stone- 
work.    These,  when  seen  at  a  distance,  will  form  a  sort  of  basement  to  the  main 
building,  crowning  the  summit  of  the  hill.     The  entrance  to  the  principal  front,  on  im- 
mediately turning  Frederick  street,  Warstone,  forms  a  commodious  residence  for  the 
secretary,  with  a  bold  archway  for  hearses  to  drive  through,  and  the  directors'  room 
over,  with  a  handsome  oriel  window.     On  passing  through  this  archway  the  funeral 


14  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

procession  enters  an  avenne  of  cyjjresses  and  other  funeral  trees.  The  grounds  are 
tastefully  laid  out  and  planted.  The  church  is  dedicated  to  St.  Michael,  patron,  the 
Bishop  of  Worcester;  Rev.  James  Brown,  B.A.,  Chaplain;  Mr.  George  Horton, 
Secretary. 

The  General  Cemetery,  Kay  Hill,  Hockley,  is  a  favoxu-ite  place  of  resort  for  the 
inhabitants,  and  was  formed  by  a  proprietary  of  12(t()  j)ersons,  in  shares  of  ^10  each. 
It  comprises  about  ten  acres  of  land,  tastefully  laid  out  in  walks,  interspersed  with 
lawns  and  shrubberies.  In  the  centre  of  the  ground  stands  the  chapel,  in  which  the 
burial  service  is  performed ;  underneath  wliich  is  a  residence  for  the  registrar.  A  large 
portion  of  the  cemetery  is  on  rock,  in  which  are  placed  catacombs.  The  ground  was 
opened  in  April,  1H36,  and  contains  some  elegant  and  superior  monuments;  one  in 
particular  of  white  marl)le,  by  Mr.  IloUins — flowers  in  full  bloom,  cut  by  the  scythe — 
is  very  beautiful.  Rev.  Peter  Sibree,  chaplain;  Mr.  Joshua  Hammond,  secretary; 
Mr.  George  Barnes,  registrar. 

Schools  are  numerous  in  the  Borough  of  Birmingham ;  Sunday  Schools  are  attached 
to  nearly  every  place  of  worship,  and  many  have  day  schools.  By  a  circular  issued  in 
1S4(),  relative  to  the  establishment  of  Infant  Schools,  it  was  stated  that,  in  regard  to 
Children,  l)etwcen  the  ages  of  Seven  and  Fifteen,  educational  provision  had  been  made, 
eitlier  by  the  Chm-ch  of  England,  or  Dissenting  bodies,  for  7749  in  daily  schools,  of 
wliicli  i>,837  were  stated  to  belong  to  the  Church  of  England.  From  a  report  dated  5th 
Ai)ril,  1H47,  it  is  stated  there  were  18  Boy's,  18  Girl's,  and  10  Infant  schools  belonging 
to  the  established  churches  in  the  Borough,  in  connexion  with  the  Nation'al  School 
Society;  that  Society  contending  that  to  profess  the  education  of  a  child,  and  yet  to 
to  make  nought,  or  to  make  light  of  religious  belief  and  j)rinciple,  is  to  endanger  in 
youtli  the  most  fatal  habit  of  mind  and  thought,  and  sap  the  foundation  of  all  religion 
in  the  breast. 

Free  Grammar,  or  Krxr,  Edward's  School,  New  Street,  was  founded  by  King 
Edward  the  \'I.,  in  the  fifth  year,  (15.r2.)  of  his  reign,  and  endowed  with  the  revenues  of 
the  CJuild  of  the  Cross,  which,  prior  to  the  dissolution,  occupied  the  site  of  the  present 
building.  Tlie  endo\^^nent  arising  from  land,  at  that  time  prodxiced  only  j£30.  per 
annum,  but  now,  from  being  let  on  building  leases,  produces  from  .£"8,000.  to  .£10.000 
per  annum,  which  on  the  expiration  of  leases,  is  still  increasing.  The  management  is 
vested  in  a  bailiff  and  18  governors,  who  appoint  a  head  master,  second  master,  and 
usher,  with  a  writing  master  and  a  drawing  master.  Visitors:  The  Lord  Chancellor, 
and  (in  some  cases)  the  Bishop  of  Worcester.  A  new  and  suitable  edifice  was  erected  in 
1834  by  the  governors  of  this  wealthy  establishment,  on  a  convenient  site  in  the  centre  of 
tlie  town, at  an  expence  of  nearly  .£-\<0,000.  The  desi^,'n  was  furnished  by  Mr.  C.  Barry,  of 
London,  and  presents  a  mixed  style  of  (iothic  architecture,  characterized  by  new  but 
beautiful  and  aj)j)ropriate  ct>mbinations.  The  external  fonn  of  the  structure  is  rpiadran- 
gular,  and  extends  174  in  front,  and  125  feet  in  flank  ;  the  internal  arrangements  embrace 
two  courts  similar  in  form,  around  and  between  which  the  different  sections  of  the 
buildings  rise  ;  the  wings  of  the  front  and  flanking  buildings  form  elegant  mansions  for 
the  head  and  second  masters,  besides  a  fixed  salary  of  .:6*400.  a  year;  the  head  master 
derives  additional  emoluments  in  ])r<>|)ortion  to  the  niunber  of  l)Oys  in  the  school,  by  a 
capitation  fee  on  each  boy,  which,  calculating  the  number  of  boys  at  400,  will  make  the 
salary  .XMOOO.  a  year.  The  governors  have  recently  obtained  an  act  to  enable  them  to 
ajipoint  masters  to  teach  mathematics,  modern  languages,  and  the  arts  and  sciences  in 
the  ^Tamnmr  school.  The  head  master  is  also  entitled  to  receive  18  boarders,  and  the 
second  master  12.  An  annual  visitation  of  the  school  is  held,  at  which  thr(»e  resident 
members  of  tbe  universities  attend  and  examine  tlu»  boys,  and  report  u])on  the  state  of 
(lie  scliool  to  tbe  j^'overnors.  There  are  ten  exhil>itions  of  ^*.>0.  a  year  each,  for  four 
y<'ars,  attaclied  to  this  school;  they  are  open  to  any  college,  and  are  given  by  the 
pf>vernore  to  tlie  boys  who  are  declared  by  the  examiners  to  be  liighest  in  classical 


HISTORY    OF    BIRAIINGMAM.  15 

attahnucuts.  Five  clomcutary  .schools  on  this  foundation  are  under  the  inspection  of 
the  head  master,  the  Rev.  E.  H.  Giflord,  M.'A,  viz.,  a  Branch  in  Gem  Street,  a  neat 
buihling  erected  in  1S.*]8,  will  accomodate*  l.'^.^l)oys  and  13Up:irls.  A  Branch  in  jNIoridau 
street,  a  neat  brick  building,  erected  in  18.'}S,  to  acconnnodate  240  boys  ;  and  a  Branch 
in  Edward  street,  for  boys  and  girls,  to  accommodate  140  each.  It  is  a  neat  brick  build- 
ing erected  in  1838.  These  schools  are  always  fully  attended,  and  by  the  report  pub- 
lished 1847,  1,200  children  are  returned  for  King  Edward's  School.  The  names  of  the 
teachers  are  given  in  the  Directory.  A  sum  of  c£'.'i9,000  has  been  paid  to  the  Governors 
of  the  Grannnar  School,  by  the  London  and  North  Western  Railway  Company,  for 
property  recpiired  in  Birmingham.     The  clahn  was  for  .£42,000. 

The  Birmingham  and  Edobastox  Propuietauy  School,  Five  "Ways,  Edgbaston, 
founded  in  1838,  and  the  present  building  completed  in  1841,  at  a  considerable  expcnce, 
including  the  grounds.  It  comprises  a  handsome  building  in  the  Elizabethan  style,  with 
stone  dressings ;  in  the  rear  of  the  building  are  extensive  play  grounds.  The  building  is 
divided  into  class  rooms,  one  of  which  is  70  feet  long,  30  wide,  and  25  high.  The 
frontage  consists  of  the  entrance  to  thcschool,  flanked  on  each  side  with  masters  houses. 
The  east  wing,  occupied  l)y  the  commercial  master,  is  a  large  and  commodious  house, 
fitted  up  in  the  first  style  of  elegance,  as  a  boarding  establishment,  and  in  which  the 
comfort  and  convenience  of  the  pupils  has  in  every  possible  manner  been  studied,  the 
number  of  boarders  being  limited.  The  west  wing  is  occupied  by  the  French  and  junior 
masters,  each  of  whom  take  a  few  pupils  as  boarders.  There  are  private  establishments 
in  Edgbaston,  where  pupils  are  received  as  boarders.  The  Rev.  Edward  lUingworth, 
M.A.,  the  Principal. — See  Directory. 

Blue  Coat  Charity  School,  St.  Philip's  Church  Yard,  was  established  by  sub- 
scription in  1724,  for  the  maintenance,  clothing,  and  education  of  twenty  boys  and  ten 
girls.  Its  funds  having  been  increased  by  additional  subscriptions,  donations,  and 
legacies,  the  buildings  were  enlarged  in  1794,  and  now  fonn  a  noble  substantial 
edifice.  There  are  now  130  boys  and  70  girls  in  the  school,  the  average  income  being 
^"2,400.     ]Mr.  George  Kirkland,  head  master. — (See  Directory.) 

Protestant  Dissenting  Charity  School,  Graham  Street.  This  institution  was 
founded  in  1760,  by  the  societies  of  the  Old  and  New  Meeting  Houses.  It  was  origi- 
nally devoted  to  the  maintenance  and  education  of  children  of  both  sexes,  but  in  1813 
was  confined  to  girls,  who  are  trained  up  in  it  under  the  care  of  a  governess,  for  some 
respectable  and  beneficial  service.  The  school  was  originally  situated  in  Meeting 
street,  whence,  in  1791,  it  was  removed  to  a  house  in  Park  street,  and  in  1840  to  its 
present  situation,  which  comprises  a  large  substantial  brick  building,  erected  in  1839 
for  its  use.  The  institution  is  supported  entirely  by  voluntary  contributions,  consisting 
of  donations  and  annual  subscriptions,  and  collections  made  annually  after  sermons 
preached  in  behalf  of  the  charity,  at  the  two  places  of  worship  with  whose  religious 
societies  it  originated.  The  management  of  the  institution  is  vested  in  the  hands  of 
the  Governors  for  the  time  being  ;  an  annual  subscription  of  one  guinea  entitling  any 
person  to  be  a  Governor.  A  meeting  of  the  Governors  is  held  on  the  last  INIonday  in 
January,  for  the  election  of  the  committee  and  officers  of  the  school  for  that  year. 
Children  are  chosen  for  admission  at  any  period  between  nine  and  twelve  years  of  age, 
by  a  plurality  of  votes  of  the  Governors  present  at  the  annual  general  meeting  in 
January.  The  present  number  of  girls  is  about  40,  who  are  clothed,  educated,  and 
fitted  for  service.  They  are  put  out  at  the  age  of  fifteen ;  their  number  is  not  limited. 
Mr.  Samuel  Bache,  Secretary. 

St.  Philip's  Industrial  Free  School,  19,  Lichfield  Street,  originally  established 
and  the  school  erected  in  1724,  in  St.  Philip's  Church  Yard  :  the  present  building  being 
erected  in  1846,  where  170  children,  boys  and  girls,  are  instructed. 

National  Schools. — Schools  are  attached  to  all  the  Churches  of  the  Establi.shment 
^18  in  number)  in  Birmingham,  for  boys  and  girls,  ten  of  which  have  infant  schools, 


16  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

viz: — All  Saints,  attended  by  105  infants  ;  St.  George's,  269;  St.  Thomas's,  125;  St. 
Matthew's,  160;  St.  Paul's  159;  St.  Marj-'s,  139;  St.  Stephen's,  82;  and  one  each  at 
St.  Philiji's,  Christ  Chnrch,  and  St.  Luke's.  The  number  of  children  present  at  the  63rd 
anniversary  meeting  of  the  Birmingham  Church  of  England  schools  on  Whit  Friday, 
May  2Sth,  1M7,  including  the  Magdalen,  Blue  Coat  school,  Asylum,  Edgbaston,  and 
Bordesley,  were  9566. 

National  Schools  noticed  by  Parishes  alphabetically  : — 

All  Saints,  Birmingham  Heath,  is  a  neat  brick  building,  with  residences  for  the 
master  and  mistress,  and  erected  in  11S43,  by  subscription,  aided  by  a  grant  of  .^500. 
from  the  National  Society,  and  ^616.  from  the  Committee  of  Council  of  Education, 
will  accommodate  750  children.  The  present  average  numbers  are  100  Boys,  70  Girls, 
90  Infants. 

B I  SHOT  Ryder's,  Gem  street,  Aston  street,  a  commodious  brick  building,  erected 
1837,  to  accommodate  170  Boys,  and  300  Girls  and  infants.  The  average  attendance 
is  240. 

BouDESLEY,  Aston  Parish,  a  neat  brick  building,  erected  in  1831,  will  accommodate 
180  Boys,  and  180  Girls.     The  average  attendance  being  112  Boys,  and  120  Girls. 

St.  Andrew,  Watery  street,  Aston  Parisli,  is  entirely  supported  by  the  Rev.  David 
Brown  Moore,  the  Incumbent.  Will  accommodate  120  Boys,  and  120  Girls  and  In- 
fants. Also,  an  evening  school  is  open  on  four  nights  in  the  week  for  such  as  may  be  cm- 
ployed  during  the  day. 

St.  Bartholemew's,  St.  Bartholemew  Square.  A  neat  brick  building,  erected  1834  ; 
will  accomnjodate  200  Boys  and  150  Girls. 

St.  George's,  Great  Russell  street,  is  a  neat  brick  building,  adjoining  the  Cluu-ch, 
erected  1842,  with  a  house  for  the  master.  Will  accommodate  180  Boys,  200  Girls,  and 
200  IiifiMils.  The  average  atteadance  being  150  Boys,  90  Girls,  and  150  Infants.  Also  a 
ni'fht  school  for  those  who  cannot  attend  in  the  day.  In  connexion  with  this  School 
and  Church,  is  the  St.  George's  Instruction  Society,  established  January,  1843. 
The  object  of  this  Society  is  the  Diffusion  of  Religious  and  Useful  Information,  and  it 
offers  to  the  Subscribers  the  following  advantages: — A  Library,  consisting  of  about 
1,500  Vt)lumes.  A  lieadmfj  Room,  supplied  with  Newpapers  and  Periodicals.  Lectures 
on  dilfcrent  subjects,  and  Classes  for  improvement  in  the  various  de])artments  of  know- 
ledge. Annual  subscription,  5s.,  or  Is.  6d.  per  rpiarter.  Also,  a  Provident  Society, 
Clothing  Club,  and  Ladies'  Dorcas  Society,  drc.  President,  Rev.  John  Garbett,  AL  A. 
St.  James's,  Henry  street,  will  accommodate  200  each,  Boys  and  (iirls;  90  Boys 
and  70  Girls  is  the  average  attendance. 

St.  John's,  Deritend,  Aston  Parish;  a  neat  brick  building,  consisting  of  three  rooms 
erected  in  1848,  havitit;  accommodution  for  120  oach.  Boys,  Girls,  and  Infiuits. 

St.  Mark's,  St.  Mark's  street;  a  neat  brick  building,  erected  in  1843,  to  accommo- 
date 200  each.  Boys  and  (iirls;   1(50  Boys  and  100  (Jirls  are  the  average  attendants. 
St.  Martin's,  Well  lane,  Allison  street,  for  Boys  and  Girls;   150  regularly  attend. 
St.  Mary's,  Bath  street;  a  neat  building,  erected  fnuu  the  exertions  of  the  Rev. 
John  Casebow  Barrett,  the  Incumbent   of  St.  Mary's  Church,  to  supply  the  original 
schoftl  built  in  1.S24.     The  land  having  been  originally  given  by  Mr.  Jt)nes,  of  Edgbivstou. 
The   new  schotils  were  opened  Sth   January,    1S4().     The  building  consists  «>f  school 
rooms  for  Boys,  Girls,  and  Infants,  with  commodious  class  rooms,  and  a  handsome  and 
well  supplied  reading  room  and  library,  which  latter  by  a  moveable  i)artition,  can  he 
thrown  into  the  Girls'  8chot>l  nxmi,  thus  forming  a  large  elegant  room  for  lectures  and 
other  pur])oses.  The  total  cost  of  the  building  was  .£2,187.,  of  which  .t' 1,090.  was  raised 
hy  sui»s(ription,  and  .^,'1,100.  from  the  National  Society  and  the  Privy  CounciH^unmit- 
tee  of  Kdiuation.     It  is  in  the  (iothic  style  of  archchiteiture,  and  allitwed  to  be  one  of 
the  neatest  and  most  comjilete  minor  t'cclesiiustical  bnildings  in  the  town  or  neighbour- 
hood.    It  will  accomnuidatc  at  one  time,  in  the  various  departments,  900  Children;  in 


HISTORY    OF    niRMlNGEIAM.  IT 

tiilflition  to  the  day  and  sabbath  schools,  evcnintf  schools,  and  a  Church  Lvstructiox 
Society,  with  its  lectures,  classes,  library,  and  reading  rooms,  are  carried  ou  upon  the 
premises. 

St.  Matthew's,  Lxipiu  street,  a  lari^e  substantial  building,  erected  in  1841 ;  will 
accommodate  2l)0  Boys,  100  Girls,  and  loO  Infants ;  the  avcrasje  attendance  being  98 
Boys,  50  Girls,  and  90  Infants. 

St.  Pall's,  Warstone  lane,  Spencer  street,  a  handsome  bxiilding,  in  a  stylo  of  archi- 
tecture, to  con-espoud  with  St.  Paul's  Church.  It  was  opened  in  January,  l!S4.>,  and 
cost  jt'2,000,  raised  by  subscription,  aided  with  grants  from  the  National  Society  and 
the  Committee  of  Council  of  Education  ;  the  site  being  given  by  the  Lord  of  the  Manor. 
The  school  consists  of  a  spacious  lower  and  upper  room,  to  accommodate  250  Boys, 
170  Girls,  and  250- Infants;  the  average  being  I70  Boys,  50  Girls,  and  130  Infants* 
Adjoining  is  a  house  for  the  residence  of  the  Teachers. 

St.  Peter's,  Dale  End,  a  commodious  brick  building,  established  in  1844,  to  ac- 
coumiodate  400  children ;  the  average  attendance  being  80  boys  and  45  girls. 

St.  Philip's,  Lichfield  Street,  a  large  neat  brick  building,  erected  in  1842,  to  accom- 
modate 300  each,  boys  and  girls,  with  infants  ;  the  average  attendance  being  210. 

St.  Stephen's,  New  Town  Row,  is  a  large  quadrangular  building,  erected  in  1846, 
at  a  cost  of  ^£2.400,  raised  by  subscription,  aided  by  a  grant  from  the  National  Society ; 
it  consists  of  three  airy  well-ventilated  rooms,  to  accommodate  150  each,  boys  and  girls, 
and  160  infants;  average  attendance,  100  boys,  50  girls,  and  50  infants. 

St.  Thomas's,  Wood  Street,  is  a  large  stuccoed  brick  building ;  average  attendance 
being  300  each,  boys  and  girls,  and  100  infants. 

St.  George's  Parochial  Schools,  Carpenter's  Road,  Edgbaston.  This  school  was 
commenced  in  May,  1847,  and  completed  the  following  December,  and  cost,  with  the 
interior  fittings,  j^I,400.  raised  by  subscription.  The  site,  about  three-quarters  of  an 
acre,  was  given  by  Lord  Calthorpe,  and  ratified  by  his  two  next  heirs.  A  house  for 
the  master  and  mistress  is  also  to  be  erected,  land  being  set  apart  for  that  purpose. 

Infant  Schools.  A  fund  has  been  raised  for  the  building  of  infant  schools.  The 
first  stone  of  the  first  school  to  be  bmlt  from  that  fund,  was  laid  on  Friday,  November 
10th,  1848,  in  Fainn  street,  near  Hockley  Hill,  St.  George's  parish,  by  the  Rev.  John 
Garbett,  rector  and  rural  dean. 

British  School,  (for  boys.)  Severn  Street,  erected  in  1808,  through  the  agency  of 
Joseph  Lancaster ;  average  attendance,  273.  There  is  in  connection  with  this  school. 
an  extensive  library  and  laboratory,  for  giving  correct  ideas  of  scientific  subjects. 

An  Infant  School,  in  St.  Ann  Street,  to  accommodate  160  children,  is  supported 
by  subscription,  chiefly  by  the  society  of  Friends;  average  attendance,  120. 

Infant  School,  Digby  Street,  to  accommodate  160,  but  averages  60;  in  connection 
with  the  Legge  Street  Independent  Chapel. 

Infant  School,  Graham  Street,  erected  1821,  to  accommodate  80 ;  average  attend- 
ance, 60  ;  in  connection  with  the  Baptist  societies. 

Ragged  School,  I,  Windmill  Street,  established  1845,  by  William  Chance,  Esq.,  to 
accommodate  280 ;  average  attendance,  250.  There  is  a  li))rary,  for  the  use  of  the 
children.  Also,  the  same  generous  iiidi\-idual,  in  November,  1848,  establislied  a  Ragged 
School,  in  Digby  Street;  in  connection  with  the  Independent  Chapel,  Legge  Street. 

Unitarian  School,  Lawrence  Street ;  average  attendance,  120. 

Catholic  Schools,  in  Shadwell  Street  and  in  St.  Peter's  Place ;  the  former  erected 
in  1839,  for  boys  and  girls,  with  an  average  attendance  of  230  children.  They  are  both 
neat  brick  buildings,  and  well  attended. 

Weslevan  Methodist  Day  Schools.  Cherry  Street  School,  a  substantial 
brick  building,  to  accommodate  120  boys  and  80  gii'ls ;  average  attendance,  90  boys  and 
50  girls. 

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18  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

Hatchet  Street  School,  erected  1834,  to  accommodate  300  boys  ;  average  attend- 
ance, 200.     Also,  an  Infant  School. 

Law  LEY  Street  School,  to  accommodate  200  boys ;  average  attendance,  10(».  Also, 
an  Inkaxt  School. 

Lord  Street  School,  to  accommodate  200  girls;  average  attendance,  100. 

Mott  Street  School,  built  1831,  to  accommodate  130 boys;  average  attendance,  90. 

Independent  Schools.  New  Meeting  Street  School,  is  a  handsome  sn})stan- 
tially  built  l>rick  building,  erected  1844,  at  a  cost  of  .£2,164.  17s.  9d. ;  the  site  having 
cost  upwards  of  ^6*800.  It  consists  of  an  ujjpcr  and  lower  room  ;  the  fonncr  usL*d  as  the 
school,  to  accommodate  2.>0  l)oys ;  average  attendance,  230.  The  ground  floor  is  used 
as  a  lecture  room,  and  will  seat  450  persons.  The  girls  and  infant  schools  are  situated 
])ehind  the  lectnre  room,  and  will  accommodate  liiO  girls  and  120  infants,  and  averages 
80  in  the  fonncr  and  70  in  the  latter. 

iNDEPrNDENT  CoLLEGE,  Spring  Hill,  for  educating  young  men  for  the  ministry, 
among  the  Independents,  was  established  in  1838.  The  college  is  in  connection  with 
the  University  of  Londtm ;  and  empowered  to  send  students  to  take  their  degi-ee  at  the 
University.  Tltors: — In  biblical  and  classical  philology,  the  Rev.  J.  R.  liarker;  in 
philosophy,  the  Rev.  Henry  Rogers ;  in  theology,  the  Rev.  Francis  Watts.  Honourable 
secretary  to  the  committee  of  management,  Thomas  Beilby,  Esq. 

Unitarian,  New  Meeting  Congregational  Society,  f(»r  the  support  of  evening  schools. 
The  object  of  this  society  being  to  diffuse  religious  knowledge  among  the  poor,  by  the 
establishment  of  evening  schools  ;  and  to  promote,  as  far  a.s  possil)k',  their  moral  and 
intellectual  improvement.  By  the  report  of  1848,  these  schools  were  well  attended, 
and  many,  during  the  winter,  were  refused  admittance  for  want  of  room.  The  adult 
classes  were  well  attended,  and  an  additional  room  opened  for  the  yonng  men.  The 
Society  also  have  afternoon  .sewing  schools,  in  New  Meeting  Street,  and  LawTence 
Street,  which,  from  the  exertions  of  the  Misses  llawkes,  and  the  Misses  Bedford,  have 
gone  on  well.  Aljout  120  children  are  taught  to  make  and  mend  their  own  and  their 
families'  clothes.  A  Library,  Reading,  nnd  News  Room,  is  also  ai)pendent  to  this  society ; 
the  library  consists  of  1250  volumes;  the  number  of  members  is  upwards  of  GOO — for 
whose  accommodati«m  three  daily  papers  and  nineteen  weekly  ones  are  taken,  besides 
some  of  the  weekly  and  monthly  magazines.  This  society  has  effected  much  good,  and 
is  supported  by  donations  and  subscriptions.  Rev.  Samuel  Bache,  President;  A.  S, 
Clarkr,  Huiioran/  Secretary. 

IlrruiEw  National  School,  Lower  Hurst  Street.  This  school  was  built  in  1843, 
for  the  instruction  of  youth  in  the  Hebrew  Language,  as  well  as  the  English  and  French. 
The  average  atlt-ndance  is  (50  boys  and  2o  girls. 

YouNO  Men's  Instri'ction  Society,  (>,  Edmund  street,  was  established  in  1844, 
for  mutual  instruction,  and  consists  of  about  'M  mrnibers,  who  (^ach  jiay  Is.  jxt  (juarter; 
meet  every  nii,'ht,  except  Saturday,  from  half-jjast  seven  to  ten  o  clock  ;  and  Sunday 
morning  and  aft<njoon. 

Polytechnic  Institi'Tion,  lu'ld  in  the  Theatre  of  the  IMiilosophical  Institution, 
Cannon  street,  was  t'stablislu-d  in  184.'{.  It  embraces  Pi-blic  Classes  f«)r  Instruction 
in  English  Literature,  Music,  and  Drawing,  the  French,  Latin,  and Cicnnan  Languages, 
Experimental  classes  in  Scii-nce,  and  Phono;/r(i/>/iic  and  I'/umcli/pir  clashes.  Ln- 
T,., IPS— of  which  3H  were  delivered  in  IS.'J/,  with  great  benefit,  and  beard  with  great 
interest.  A  Lirrary,  consisting  of  about  3,.'i(»()  vidumes.  Mr.  Macready,  from  a  re- 
(piest  made  to  him  in  December,  184(),  gave,  tor  the  l)enefit  of  the  Institution,  a  read- 
ing of  the  tragedy  of  Macbeth,  by  which  the  sum  of  .£'2(1  was  raised.  News  and  Kead- 
iNo  Rooms,  which  are  attended  with  great  interest.  The  possession  of  larger  and  more 
comm«»dious  j)remises  appears  to  be  the  only  thing  wanting  to  ensure  permanent  suc- 
cess. Members  (^iiiirteriy  Tickets  for  the  News  Room.  Lectures,  Library,  and  Classes, 
,.„j,t,  ."is.— all  ••rpially  modi-rate.  J'nsidcul  -^William  Scholefield,  K^.j.  Ifvtwniri/  Sccrc- 
/,„.y_('l,nrles  M.  Evans.  Esq.     Librarian  -Mr.  George  Battison  Haines. 


illSTORT    OF    BIRMINGHAM.  10 

Athemc  Institute,  Snflfolk  Street,  established  in  1848;  its  object  being  to  provide 
its  members  with  the  means  by  which  may  be  obtained  mental,  moral,  and  physical 
improvement,  together  with  rational  amusement.  Edward  Norton,  Secretary.  Terms 
very  moderate. 

Libraries. — The  Birmingham  Library,  23,  Union  street,  was  established  in  the 
year  1779 ;  it  comprises  a  handsome  stone  building  with  a  circular  portico.  The  read- 
ing room  is  circular,  and  is  lighted  by  a  dome  lanthorn,  resting  on  handsome  Ionic 
pillars  of  poii)hi,Ty.  It  was  erected  in  1798,  at  a  cost  of  ^'900.  raised  by  a  tontine  sul)- 
scrijjtion  of  £o  shares.  The  society  pays  a  ground  rent  of  c£^12  per  annum,  and  2=} 
per  cent,  upon  the  building.  At  this  time,  (1848),  100  of  the  nominees,  out  of  181,  are 
alive.  In  1845,  the  library  was  enlarged  at  a  cost  of  ^2,000.  The  institution  is  under 
the  du-cction  of  a  committee.  The  terms  of  admission,  at  the  commencement,  were  one 
guinea,  and  an  annual  subscription  of  six  shillings.  In  1781,  the  annual  subscription 
was  raised  to  eight  shillings;  and,  in  1782,  the  library  received  that  stability  and  method 
without  which  no  institution  can  prosper.  In  1786,  the  admission  was  advanced  to  a 
guinea  and  a  half — on  the  niunber  of  subscribers  amounting  to  300 — to  two  guineas ; 
and  when  400,  to  three  guineas.  In  1794,  there  were  437  subscribers,  at  ten  shillings 
per  annum.  In  1798,  that  when  the  number  of  subscribers  amounted  to  500,  the  price 
of  admission  should  be  four  guineas.  In  the  year  1805,  the  annual  subscription  was 
raised  to  fifteen  shillings;  in  1812,  to  seventeen  and  sixpence,  and  the  price  of  admis- 
sion to  ten  pounds.  In  the  year  1820,  the  subscription  was  raised  to  one  pound,  and  in 
1835,  to  twenty-five  shillings.  In  1844,  the  Medical  Library  was  admitted  to  join  this, 
and  in  1848,  the  subscription  was  raised  to  thirty  shillings  annually.  The  Library  con- 
tains 1,000  folio  volvmies,  2,300  quarto,  14,000  octavo,  4,700  duodecimo,  and  4,000 
volumes  on  medicine,  making  a  total  of  26,000  volumes.  Mr.  William  Alldrett, 
Librarian. 

The  Philosophical  Society,  Cannon  Street,  which  had  been  established  some 
years,  in  1810  extended  then-  plan,  and  erected  a  commodious  Theatre  for  the  delivery 
of  Lectures,  by  their  own  members,  and  occasionally  by  eminent  Professors  in  the  various 
branches  of  science.  They  have  a  Museum,  containing  a  fine  collection  of  minerals 
and  fossils  ;  an  extentive  philosophical  apparatus;  a  library  and  reading  room.  The 
Institution  consists  of  219  Proprietors  and  Subscribers.  Of  these  9  are  permanent 
Tmstees,  25  are  Fellows,  and  4  are  Associates,  Tinder  the  management  of  a  committee 
of  16  members.  Gentlemen  subscribing  £\  lis.  6d.  annually,  are  entitled  to  a  Irans- 
ferahle  ticket  to  the  lectures,  and  to  personal  admission  to  the  news  room,  museiuu, 
and  library  of  the  institution.  Ladies  subscribing  £\  Is.  annually,  are  entitled  to  a 
ticket  to  the  lectm"es,  (transferable  among  ladies  only.)  and  admission  to  the  museum 
and  library.  Subscribers  as  above  are  entitled  to  tickets  to  the  lectures,  transferable 
among  the  members  of  their  respective  households,  at  15s.  each.  Subscribers  of  ^'1.  Is. 
annually  are  entitled  to  a  non-transferable  ticket  to  the  lectures,  and  to  personal 
admission  to  the  musemn  and  lil^rary.  Minors,  being  children  of  non-residents  sub- 
scribing 15s.  are  entitled  to  personal  admission  to  lectures,  museum,  and  library.  The 
amount  of  income  and  expenditure  of  the  institution  exceeds  ^1000  per  annum.  The 
Right  Hon.  Lord  Wrottesley,  F.R.A.S.,  president;  Mr.  James  Russell,  treasurer. 

At  the  Philosophical  Institution,  one  of  Osier's  self-registering  anemometers  and  rain 
guages  is  in  operation,  by  means  of  which  a  constant  record  is  obtained  of  the  direction 
and  force  of  the  wind,  and  quantity  of  rain  which  falls.  A  sheet  of  paper,  having  the  re- 
quisite lines,  etc.  is  placed  daily  in  the  instniment,  and  is  moved  on  regularly  by  means  of 
a  clock,  at  the  rate  of  about  half  an  inch  per  hour  ;  while  three  pencils,  worked  by  the  in- 
strument, are  employed  in  constantly  registering  ;  one  the  direction  of  the  wind,  another 
its  force,  and  the  third  the  quantity  of  rain  that  fall?  ;  recording  at  the  same  moment,  the 


20  HISTORY    OF    BIRMIKGUAM. 

})recisc  time  at  wliidi  any  clianijes  occur.  For  more  particulars  of  the  coustmction  of 
tlii:<  iiistruinont.  mid  tlie  advanccmeut  of  science,  we  must  refer  our  readers  to  the  reports 
]>ul)li.slied  by  the  British  Association. 

RovAL  iJip.MiNOHAM  and  Midland  Counties  Art  Union,  IIH,  New  Street. 
Established  conforma])le  to  the  provisions  of  the  Act  of  Parliament  for  legalizing  Art 
Unions.  Its  object  is  to  aid  in  extending  the  love  of  the  Fine  Arts  throughout  England, 
and  to  give  encouragement  to  artists  beyond  that  afforded  by  the  patronage  of  indi- 
viduals ;  but  more  especially  with  a  view  to  the  attainment  of  that  high  condition  of 
provincial  art,  which  is  essential  to  the  perfection  of  EuglLsh  manufactures.  Patrons. 
Her  Majesty  the  Queen;  Ills  Royal  Highness  Prince  Albert,  K.  G.,  tfec.  President. 
The  Ejirl  of  Shrewsbury.     Secretary,  Capt.  Henry  Van  Bearle. 

Society  of  Artists,  Athaeneum,  Temple  Row,  was  established  in  1842,  solely  for 
the  encouragement  of  the  Fine  Arts.  An  annual  exhibition  of  modern  paintings  is 
h»'ld,  which  is  kept  open  for  the  space  of  four  months.  President,  Sir  Mai-tin  Arthur 
Shee,  P.  R.  A.     Secretary,     Mr.  Henry  Harris. 

Society  of  Arts  and  School  of  Design,  69,  New  Street,  in  connection  with 
the  Government  School  of  Design,  Somerset  House,  London.  This  structTU-e  has  a  fine 
fr«mt,  in  the  Grecian  style  of  architectm-e,  consisting  of  a  lofty  and  bold  portico,  sup- 
ported by  fluted  columns,  with  rich  ca})itals,  supporting  a  triangular  pediment.  The 
large  exhibition  room  is  of  a  circular  form,  52  feet  in  diameter,  and  adjoining  are 
smaller  ones  for  the  reception  of  casts  and  marbles,  d'C.  now  used  for  modelling,  draw- 
ing from  the  antique,  <\:c.  The  formation  of  this  institution  is  due,  in  a  great  measure, 
to  Sir  Robert  Lawley,  who,  in  1821,  presented  a  collection  of  casts  moulded  from  the 
original  Grecian  mai'bles.  It  has  also  received  donations,  presents  of  works  of  art,  and 
valualile  books  from  many  noblemen  and  gentlemen.  The  management  is  vested  in 
a  committee.  In  1843  the  school  was  opened  as  a  School  of  Design,  a  liberal  grant 
and  donation  of  casts  and  necessary  fiirnitiu-e  having  been  made  by  the  Government 
School  of  Design,  in  London.  The  grant  has  been  increased,  and  in  1847  was  cC'SoO^ 
which  was  hoped  would  l)e  increased.  The  Provincial  Schools  are  now  placed  under 
the  special  superintendence  of  Mr.  Wilson,  formerly  Director  of  the  Government 
School,  in  London.  Many  valualjle  gifts  have  been  made  to  the  permanent  and  lend- 
ing libraries;  and  M.  P.  W.  Boulton,  Esq.  has  added  to  the  works  of  art  a  series  of  the 
Soho  coins  and  medals.  The  number  of  pupils  are  upwards  of  350,  who  are  admitted 
on  the  payment  of  small  fees,  on  the  nomination  of  a  subscriber.  There  are  male  and 
female  classes  at  stated  hours.  An  annual  meeting  is  held  in  May,  when  prizes  are 
given  to  the  most  deser\ing.     Honorary  Secretary — J.  W.  Unett,  Estj. 

Newspapers. — The  periodical  press  of  Birmingham  furnishes  foiu"  weekly  news- 
papers. 

Aris's  Gazetti:,  estal)lished  .Tune  4th,  1741,  by  T.  Aris  ;  published  and  j)rinted 
Monday,  by  John  Caldicott,  71,  High-street. 

BiRMiNtiiiAM  JoiRNAL,  established  .huie  4th,  ls2.'»,  has  several  times  changed  pro- 
])rietorH,  now  published  and  printed  on  Saturday,  at  38,  New-street,  by  John  Frederick 
Feeney,  on  liberal  princi])les. 

Midland  Counties  Heualp,  established  July  28th,  183G,  on  the  plan  of  a  gra- 
tuitous circulation,  ])rincip;illy  dcv<>t«'d  to  advertistMuents ;  has  an  extensive  circulation 
in  nirmingliiiin,  and  also  through  the  j)rincipal  towns  and  cities  in  England;  j)rinted 
and  pul)lished  Thursday,  by  '1  ht)mas  Barl)er  Wright,  Union-street,  for  Wright  and 
Dain,  the  first  establishers. 

liiHMiMHiAM  Merci'rv,  established  December  3()th,  1848,  on  strict  independent 
principles;  printed  and  j)ublishcd  on  Saturday,  ut  110,  New-street,  by  William  Benja- 
min Smith. 

t^i  EE.NH  Coi.i.rcr.,  Paradise  street,  Birmingham,  was  ftiunded  in  the  year  1828,  by 
the  indefatigable  exertions  of  William  Sands  CoXj  Esq.,  F.U.S.     It  is  a  handsome  strue- 


HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM.  21 

ture,  in  the  later  EnglLsli  stylo  ;  erected  xinder  the  sui)erintenflence  of  Mes.'^rs,  Jhitemaii 
and  Drury,  Architects,  The  Collo'^e  was  Incorporated  by  Koyal  Charter,  in  August, 
184^;  and  in  1S47,  a  Sn])i)leniental  Charter  was  ad(k^d.  IJy  these  Charters, the  Princi- 
pal and  Coiuicil.  and  their  snccessors,  are  empowered  to  take,  piircliiise,  and  hold  for 
the  use  of  the  said  College,  any  goods,  chattels,  or  personnl  proj)erty,  whatsoever;  and 
are  also  empowered,  notwithstanding  the  statutes  of  mortmain,  to  take,  purchase,  and 
hold,  not  only  all  such  lands,  tenements,  and  hereditaments,  and  possessions,  what- 
soever, as  may  be  from  time  to  time  used  exclusively  for  the  sites,  and  immediate 
purposes  of  the  said  College  ;  but  also  for  the  use  and  maintenance  of  the  said  College, 
any  other  lands,  tenements,  and  possessions,  not  exceeding  the  annual  value  of  j£.'2,o00. 

CovLRxous.  A  donor  of  .;6'1U0.  constitutes  a  Life  Governor,  with  the  privilege  of 
nominating  annually  a  student,  who  being  approved  by  the  Council,  has  preference  of 
chambers,  and  pays  reduced  rent.  A  donor  of  ^oO.  constitutes  a  Governor  of  the  second 
class,  and  has  the  privilege  of  appointing  a  student  annually,  subject  to  the  approval  of 
the  Council.     A  donor  of  ^£25.  constitutes  a  Governor  of  the  third  class. 

The  Council,  as  appointed  under  the  Charter,  consists  of  twenty-four  persons,  viz  ; 
a  Principal,  Vice  Principal,  Dean  of  the  Faculty,  Twelve  Governors  elected  at  the  annual 
meetmg  of  Governors,  two  Professors,  two  members  of  the  Committee  of  Council  of  the 
Queen's  Hospital,  the  Senior  Physician,  and  Senior  Surgeon  of  the  said  Hospital,  the 
Lord  Lieutenant  and  High  Sheriff  of  the  C(ninty  of  Warwick,  the  Dean  of  the  Cathedral 
of  Worcester,  the  Archdeacon  of  the  Archdeaconry  of  Coventry,  the  Mayor,  the  High 
Bailiff,  and  the  Rectors  of  the  Parishes  of  St.  Martin  and  St.  Philip.  The  Goveunment 
of  the  College  is  vested  in  the  Council,  subject  only  to  a  general  meeting  of  the  Gover- 
nors. 

The  System  of  the  College  is  based  on  that  of  Oxford  and  Cambridge,  varied 
according  to  difference  of  time  and  circumstance  ;  the  general  education  is  carried  on  in 
four  distinct,  yet  mutually  related  departments :  first,  the  Theological  department ; 
second,  the  department  of  General  Literatiu*e  and  Science  ;  third,  the  department  of  the 
Applied  Sciences  ;  fourth,  the  Medical  department. 

Degrees. — The  course  of  education  qualifies  for  the  Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts, 
Master  of  Arts,  Bachelor  of  Laws,  Doctor  of  Law,  Bachelor  of  Medicine,  and  Doctor 
of  Medicine,  to  be  conferred  by  the  University  of  London;  also  for  the  Diplomas  of  the 
Royal  College  of  Surgeons  of  England,  and  the  Society  of  Apothecaries,  w^ithout 
any  residence  elsewhere. 

Endowment. — The  system  of  the  College  was  prominently  brought  under  the  notice 
of  the  Reverend  Samuel  Wilson  Warneford,  L.L.D.  by  the  Rev.  Vaughan  Thomas,  B.D. 
in  a  printed  letter,  dated  August  18th,  1842.  That  great  philantliropist  has  made  the 
following  endowments  : — For  the  endowment  of  a  Chaplaincy,  ^1,000  ;  for  the  endow- 
ment of  a  Professorship  of  Theology,  ^1,000;  for  the  endowment  of  a  Scholarship, 
^1,000;  for  the  endownnent  of  Prize  Essays,  .^1,000;  for  the  endowment  of  a  resident 
medical  tutor,  .^1,000  ;  and  for  the  endo\\nnent  of  a  Professorship  of  Pastoral  Theology, 
.^2,000.  The  Rev.  Chancellor  James  T.  Law,  INLA.,  Rev.  Vaughan  Thomas,  B.D., 
and  William  Sands  Cox,  F.R.S.,  are  Trustees  under  these  endowments. 

Honorary  Distinctions. — Scholarships,  medals,  and  certificates  of  honour,  are 
annually  offered  by  the  College  to  the  Students  in  the  several  departments.  The 
Students  are  alSo  admitted  to  contend  for  the  Scholarships,  Exhibitions,  (lold  Medals, 
and  Books  offered  by  the  Senate  of  the  University  of  London,  and  Students  in  the 
Medical  Department  are  eligible  to  offer  themselv^es  for  the  Studentships  of  the  Royal 
College  of  Surgeons  of  England. 

Museums  and  Library. — Connected  with  the  College  are  Museums  of  Human 
and  Comparitive  Anatomy,  containing  upwards  of  3000  specimens  ;  enriched  by  the 
collections  of  the  late  George  Freer,  and  the  late  Alfred  Tukes,  surgeons  of  the  General 
Hospital,    and  the  late  John  Ingleby,  surgeon  of  the  Dispensary,    the  pathological 


22  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

models  of  the  late  Dr.  Felix  Thiljert ;  also  innseiims  of  Zoologj-,  Geology,  and  the 
other  departments  of  natural  historj*;  enriched  by  the  invaluable  coUecticm  of  the  late 
Karl  of  MoTintnorris,  and  the  late  Vicomit  \'alentia;  also  by  the  Weaver  Mnsemn, 
jjurchased  at  the  sunl  of  .£151)0.  The  Library  contains  upwards  of  3000  volumes, 
whicli  includes  some  of  the  best  editions  of  the  classics,  Works  of  Divinity,  General 
Literature,  towards  the  formation  of  which  the  late  Dr.'John  Johnstone,  the  Rev.  Dr. 
S.  \V .  \\arneford,  and  the  llev.  Chuncellor  .lames  T.  Law,  have  been  jkrrcat  contributors. 
The  Museums  and  Library  arc  at  all  times  open  to  the  Governors,  Fellows,  Professors 
and  Students,  under  certain  regulations. 

Thh  Chapel. — The  foundation  stone  of  the  chapel  was  laid  on  the  18th  August, 
1S43,  by  the  Rev.  Chancellor  James  T.  Law;  and  consecrated  by  the  Bishop  of  the 
Diocese,  in  November.  1S44.  The  chapel  has  recently  been  enriched  by  a  splendid 
painted  glass  window;  the  subject, — "Christ  healing  the  sick;'  designed  by  Mr. 
Jirooke  Smith,  and  executed  by  Mr.  Pemberton.  The  window  was  suljscribed  for 
through  the  exertions  of  James  Vaughan  Hughes,  a  distinguished  student  of  the  college. 
The  arms  of  the  \-isitor,  the  Rev.  S.  Warneford;  of  the  principal,  Lord  Lyttleton  ;  the 
\ice-i)rinci])al,  the  Rev.  Chancellor  Law;  the  late  principal.  Dr.  Johnstone;  and  of  the 
founder,  ^Villiam  Sands  Cox,  occupy  compartments  of  the  window. 

Dn.  Johnston  r,  of  Edgbaston  Hall,  was  appointed  the  first  ])rincipal  under  the  char- 
ter, and  on  his  retirement,  at  a  pul)lic  meeting,  held  in  the  Town  Hall,  October  2Sth, 
1^45,  a  resolution  was  imanimously  passed: — "  The  governors,  comicil,  professors,  and 
students,  beg  to  convey  to  Dr.  Johnstone,  on  the  occasion  of  his  retirement  from  the 
office  of  principal,  the  earnest  and  affectionate  exjjression  of  their  gratitude,  for  his 
invaluable  and  unremitting  sen-ices  in  promoting  the  fonnation,  and  in  presiding  over 
the  councils  of  the  college,  for  the  long  period  of  IS  years,  A-c. ;  and  it  is  their  earnest 
lioi)e,  that  it  may  please  Almighty  Providence  to  continue  long  to  him  the  enjo^nnent 
of  health,  and  of  every  earthly  blessing;  and  to  the  college,  in  council  asseml)led.  the 
l)rotracted  benefit  of  that  fostering  care  and  paternal  advice,  which  have  so  essentially 
contributed  to  its  present  p»)sition  and  character." 

The  expense  of  the  charter,  and  supplemental  charter,  was  almost  entirely  defrayed 
by  the  Rev.  Dr.  S.  \V.  Warneford.  and  the  Rev.  James  Thomas  Law,  chancellor  of  the 
diocese  of  Lichfield,  (the  vice-principal  and  honoran,'  warden  of  the  college.)  whose 
generous  sernces  have  thus  been  recorded  in  the  annals  of  the  institution.  "'  The  coinicil 
desire  to  have  placed  on  record,  the  inestimable  l)enefit  the  college  has  derived  from 
the  personal  jiresence  of  the  vice-principal,  diu-ing  his  residence  within  their  walls,  in 
the  honorary'  performance  of  warden.  His  presence  raised  the  tone  and  gave  elevation 
to  the  thoughts  of  the  students;  and  the  felicitous  influence  of  the  precepts  ''that  teach 
by  e\antj)l(','"  has  been  very  i>roniinently  marked  in  the  general  reirularity  and  practical 
working  of  the  institution."  At  a  meeting  of  the  governors,  held  on  the  illith  of  August, 
lH4l),  the  council  conchided  their  report  by  stating,  that  'Minder  the  blessing  «)f  God.  now 
the  institution  was  ccMuplete  in  all  its  parts;  they  could  not  refrain  from  referring  to 
one,  who  may  be  virtually  c<msidered  the  foiuider  ttf  the  Queen's  College,  and  of  the 
Queen's  Hospital,  William  Sands  Cox,  Esq.;  who  has  at  every  personal  sacrifice,  given 
himself  up,  heart  and  soul,  during  a  jieriod  of  21  years,  to  the  institution  ;  hnviti^'  therel)y 
conferred  a  lasting  benefit  on  the  j)lace  of  his  birth,  and  secmvd  to  hims^df  a  claim  upon 
the  gratitude  of  his  country." 

Li'NATic  AsvMiM,  Winson  Green.  2.}  miles  W .  from  the  Hull  Ring.  'I'he  first  stone 
of  Ibis  liiiilding  was  laid  2!)th  SfptenilxT.  1S47,  and  it  is  t<»  be  completed  in  September, 
1S4!).  '1  111-  rstinmted  cost  <»f  tbe  building  is  .t'4r»,000,  and  is  to  be  defrayed  out  of  the 
llorongb  Kiitf.  Tlic  building  is  of  lirick,  and  consists  »tf  two  wings,  one  for  nmle,  and 
tlie  otbcr  for  ft'nialr  patients,  containing  fine  ifoUeries  in  each,  which  willacciunmodate 
.'{.'•O  ]»ers(»ns.  witb  rmmiv  for  tbe  board  of  directf»rs.viipi>rintendent.  nmtron,  surgeon,  iVc. 


HISTOKV    OF    BIRMINGHAM.  23 

and  will  occupy  about  fiftocu  acres  of  land,  liavinfr  ciiflitcon  airini;  com-(.s  or  ^-iirds. 
besides  extensive  walks  and  pleasiu-e  i^'ronnds.  and  each  win^'  will  coxitain  a  suit  of  baths. 
Daniel  Kowliuson  Hill,  Es(i.  is  the  architect,  and  Mr.  John  Ilardwick,  the  contractor, 
both  of  Birminjj;hani. 

General  Hospital.  Summer  Lane,  a  noble  institution,  for  the  relief  of  the  poor 
inhabitants  of  the  town.  It  is  an  extensive  brick  buildinjj^,  commenced  in  the  year 
176t?.  but  the  funds  bcinij  exhausted,  the  stnictm-e  was  delayed  till  1778,  when  other 
subscriptions  and  donations  were  obtained,  and  in  177i^  it  was  opened  to  the  public. 
The  wings  were  added  in  1791.  The  interior  is  well  arranged,  containing  fom-tcen 
wards,  in  which  are  one  hundred  and  sixty  five  beds,  for  the  accommodation  of  its  sick 
inmates,  with  excellent  ranges  of  offices  and  apartments  for  the  medical  and  other 
officers  connected  with  the  institution.  A  fine  room,  in  which  the  committee  assem1)le, 
contains  a  portrait  of  Sir  Joshua  Reynolds,  of  Dr.  Ash,  an  eminent  physician,  to  whose 
exertions  the  establishment  of  the  hospital  is  mainly  to  be  attril>uted.  It  also  contains 
a  good  portrait  of  the  late  Mr.  Freer,  by  T.  Phillips,  B.A. ;  and  a  bust  of  the  late 
Charles  Lloyd,  Esc^. ;  also  of  William  llolle,  Esq.,  a  great  benefactor  to  the  institution, 
and  one  to  the  late  G.  Biu-ker,  Esq.  The  institution  is  under  the  management  of  a 
committee,  comprised  of  the  Right  lion,  the  Earl  of  Dartmouth,  the  Hon.  Frederick 
Gough,  and  sixteen  others.  Four  physicians  and  four  surgeons  render  gratuitous  ser- 
vice; twelve  visitors  are  appointed  to  inspect  the  wards,  and  a  clergyman  of  the  Church 
of  England  officiates  as  chaplain.  There  is  also  a  resident  surgeon  and  apothecary, 
with  a  steward  and  matron,  who  reside  in  the  hospital.  It  is  supported  by  subscrip- 
tions, donations,  and  by  funds  arising  from,  the  triennial  Musical  Festival.  The  first 
festival  was  held  in  September,  1776,  at  St.  Philip's  Church,  the  perfonuances  consist- 
ing of  selections  of  sacred  music,  lasted  three  days.  Since  the  town  hall  was  completed 
they  have  been  held  there.  The  morning  performances  are  generally  an  Oratorio  of 
Handel,  or  of  some  other  celebrated  composers;  and  the  -Jveniug  concerts,  consistiu"'  of 
selections  from  the  compositions  of  foreign  and  English  masters,  are,  perhaps,  the  most 
magnificent  that  are  held  in  the  kingdon.  The  orchestra  usually  includes  the  first  in- 
strumental and  vocal  performers  in  Europe.  On  the  last  evening  a  dress  ball  is  given. 
This,  though  a  very  uncertain  source,  yet  from  the  extraordinary  exertions  used  in 
providing  this  Grand  Mcsical  Festival,  in  1846,  the  sum  of  j^J,508  5s.  lid.  was  paid 
over  by  the  committee  of  the  Festival  to  the  treasurer  of  the  General  Hospital ;  the 
largest  sum  ever  received,  except  in  the  year  1824,  when  it  reached  £5,807.  The  chief 
support  to  this  Hospital,  at  its  first  establishment,  arose  from  country  subscribers.  At 
the  present  time,  about  two  thirds  of  the  subscribers  are  resident  in  the  town  and  im- 
mediate neighbourhood.  Within  a  few  years,  hospitals  have  been  erected  at  Leaming- 
ton, Coventry,  and  W^olverhampton,  each  successive  year  thei-efore,  increases  the 
necessity  of  looking  to  the  immediate  locality  for  additional  aid.  Since  the  first  open- 
ing of  the  Ho-^pital,  to  the  niidsmnmer  of  1847,  the  number  of  In-patients  admitted  was 
74,234,  and  the  nmnber  of  Out-patients  189,024.  Dming  the  period  of  that  year  1,9J4 
In-patients  had  been  admitted,  and,  during  the  same  period  of  that  year,  140  deaths 
occurred;  pre\-ious  to  which  the  average  nmnber  of  deaths  was  about  100  annually. 
The  income  for  the  year  ending  midsummer,  1847,  was — Annual  Subscriptions,  ^'2,247 
5s. — Dividends  on  Stock,  Interest,  tfec.  ^1082.  9s.  4d. — Donations,  ^'160.  12s.  Id. — 
Legacies,  ^1,401  10s. — which,  with  the  smn  received  from  the  ^Musical  Festival,  making 
a  total  of  jC10,400  3s.  Id.,  exclusive  of  small  contingencies.  The  real  expenditiue  be- 
ing ^o,9ll  lis.  8d.,  but  which  left  a  balance  in  the  hands  of  the  Treasurer,  House 
Steward,  and  IVIatron,  of  ^'410  14s.  4.  against  a  similar  balance  of  .i^364  5s  at  the  com- 
mencement of  the  year.  The  present  Officers  of  the  Hospital  (1848)  are,  Prcsidcnl — • 
Lord  Ward.  Vice-Presidents — Lord  Brooke,  Evylin  John  Shirley,  Esq.,  M.P,,  Charles 
Newdigate  Newdegate,  Esq.,  M.P.,  Richard  Spooner,  Esq.,  M.P.  Physicians — Dr. 
James  Johnstone.  Dr.  John  Eccles,  Dr.  George  Fabian  Evans,  and  Dr.  Bell  Fletcher. 


24  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

Surgeons — Mr.  Ricbard  Wood,  Mr.  Dickinson  Webster  Cromptou,  Mr.  Samuel  Hohn- 
den  Anij)lilet,  and  Mr.  Alfred  Baker.  Committee — Consisting  of  eighteen.  Commit- 
tee OF  Ar(  dints — Mr.  John  Cadbury.  and  Mr.  Sampson  S.  Lloyd.  Auditors — Joseph 
Frederick  Ledsam,  Esq.,  and  Mr.  Thomas  (Joodman.  Visitors — Consisting  of  twelve. 
Chaplain — Rev.  Charles  Hume.  Treasurers — Messrs.  Taylor  and  Lloyd.  House 
SuRGEo.v — Mr.  Oliver  Pemberton.  Matron — Mrs.  Rebecca  Hawkes.  Secretary 
and  House-Steward — Mr.  Henry  Howell.  Collector — Mr.  John  Culcope  Bond. — 
The  Humane  Society,  f<tr  the  recovery  of  persons  apparently  drowned,  established  in 
179'N  ^va.'^,  in  the  year  ISU^,  attached  to  the  General  Hospital. 

The  Queen's  Hospital,  situated  on  an  elevated  site  of  deep  red  sand  stone  and 
gravel,  at  the  west  extremity  of  the  town.  It  consists  of  a  centre  and  two  wings,  called 
respectively  the  Victoria  and  Adelaide  wings.  This  Institution  was  founded  under  the 
auspices  of  the  Rev.  James  Thomas  Law,  Chancellor  of  the  Diocese  of  Lichfield,  by 
the  unwearied  exertions  of  William  Sands  Cox,  F.R.S.  The  first  stone  was  laid  18th 
June,  1840,  l)y  the  Riu'ht  Hon.  Earl  Howe.  The  Masonic  l)ody  of  the  Town  and 
Midland  Counties  attended  on  the  occasion.  The  Rev.  Vaughan  Thomas,  B.D.,  vicar 
of  Stoneleigh,  delivered  a  most  impressive  address  to  the  spectators.  The  Wards 
were  opened  for  the  reception  of  patients,  l)y  the  Lord  Bishop  of  the  Diocese  in  the 
folhiwing  year,  when  an  eloquent  sermon  was  preached  at  St.  Thomas's  Church  by 
the  Diocesan.  The  fimndation  stone  of  the  detached  Fever  Wards  was  laid  on  the  16th 
.July,  184o,  by  Edward  Towuseud  Cox,  Esq.,  and  patients  admitted  within  their  walls 
1st  October,  184(3.  This  building  also  contains  a  centre  and  tA-o  wings,  and  will 
accommodate  "JO  patients.  The  Hospital  is  a  chaste  and  elegant  structure  from  a  design 
by  Bateinan  and  Dmry,  architects.  The  entire  cost  of  the  building  was.i^8746.  1  Is.  Id. 
The  Chapel,  the  Physicians  and  Surgeons  rooms,  and  the  Dispensary,  were  fitted  up 
at  theexpence  of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Warneford  ;  and  the  whole  of  the  glass  required  in  the  Dis- 
pensary, was  presented  ])y  T.  Gammon,  Esq.  of  the  Belmont  glass  works.  The  Hospital 
contains  l.'iO  beds,  and  is  approached  by  an  elegant  pctrtico,  surmounted  by  the  arms 
of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Samuel  Wilson  \\'arneford,  a  great  benefactor  to  the  charity;  who,  to 
furnish  the  patient.s  with  the  advantages  of  religious  instruction  and  consolation, 
l)resented  in  the  year  1842  to  the  committee,  the  munificent  sum  of  .£1.000.  To  relieve 
the  Charity  from  a  building  debt  in  the  year  1847,  the  artizans  instituted  a  penny 
subscription,  and  through  their  chairman,  Mr.  Alderman  Palmor,  their  treasurer,  Mr. 
Aldcrmiui  IMiillips.  and  their  Secretary,  Mr.  John  Talbut,  contributed  the  noble  sum 
<)f  X"!)0."<,  which  is  rec<»rded  on  a  marble  tablet  in  the  vestibule.  Also  here  is  placed  a 
Inist  from  the  studio  »)f  Mr.  Peter  Ilollins,  of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Warneford.  By  Subscriptions 
and  Donations  for  the  year  1847,  .^t'lO.jl  was  received  ;  .£.'315. 18s.  by  Fees  for  Students, 
and  .f-JSO.  the  proceeds  of  a  Hall,  and  the  sum  of  .£453.  8s.  Id.  remained  in  the 
Treitsurers  hands.  The  In-Patients  were  908,  and  the  Home  and  Out  Patients,  2264, 
Iloiiorarv  Physicians,  Edward  Johnstone,  M.D.  and  Jtdin  K.  IJooth,  M.  D. —  Honorary 
Suri^eon,  Edward  TovnisiMid  Cox.  — Pii vsicians,  John  Birt  Davies,  John  B.  Melson, 
ami  Sanuiel  Wright.— Sur(;i:ons,  William  Sands  Cox,  F.R.S,,  G.  B.  Kuowles,  F.L.S. 
and  Langstou  Parker.  The  Charity  is  open  to  the  sick  and  lame  poor,  from  whatsoever 
county  recommended,  and  for  the  reception  of  all  contagioxis  fevers.  As  a  dispensary 
for  out  and  home  patients,  who  enjoy  the  advantages  of  medical  and  surgical  assistance 
at  their  own  homes.  As  a  maternity  charity,  for  the  benefit  of  poor  lyinir-in  married 
women,  who  are  attended  at  their  own  homes,  under  the  direction  of  the  professors  of 
niiilwifery,  at  t^ueen's  C«dlege.  Every  governor  is  entitled  to  recommend  t\)r  "Vaccine 
Innocubition  '  lus  nuiny  as  he  may  think  j»roper.  Subscribers  of  one  guinea  have  tho 
])rivilege  to  recouunend  one  In-jjatient,  one  Home-patient,  and  one  Out-patient,  and  so 
in  proportion.  The  maimgement  of  the  Hosi)ital  is  by  Subscribers  of  two  Guineas  and 
iq)wards.  The  general  bnsin«vss  is  transacted  by  a  Committee,  called  the  Ccunmittee 
«)f  Coun'il.  which  consists  of  the  Princii>al.  \'ice-Principal.  and  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of 


HISTORY    OF    in  RIMING  HAM.  25 

the  Queen's  College,  and  two  of  the  Professors,  tojjcther  with  not  more  than  twenty 
nor  less  than  twelve  Governors,  to  be  elected  annually,  by  ])rinted  lists  sent  to  each 
Benefactor  and  Governor.  The  medical  olTioors  attend  daily  at  9  o'clock,  and  on 
roturninf?  from  the  Wards,  enter  their  names  in  a  book  to  the  previously  written  or 
printed  day  of  the  month. 

General  Dispensary,  Union  Street,  is  a  neat  modern  stone  building,  with  a  centre 
and  two  wings,  hax'ing  four  lofty  pilasters,  supporting  a  triangular  pedunent.  Over  the 
entrance  is  an  appropriate  piece  of  sculpture  in  relief,  the  work  of  Mr.  H.  Hollins.  The 
Dispensary  was  established  in  1794  :  the  object  of  the  charity  is  to  relieve  poor  patients, 
who  must  be  recommended  l)y  a  subscriber.  The  subscription  is  a  guinea  a  year,  and 
upwards.  There  are  two  resident  surgeons,  a  dispensing  apothecary,  and  an  accoiicheur. 
Three  physicians  and  six  surgeons  give  their  gratuitous  services.  The  total  number  of 
patients  up  to  December  31st,  1847,  was  117,927  sick,  26,937  midwifery,  and  68,190 
of  vaccine  innocculation.  The  expenditm'e  amounts  to  about  j£l,100.  per  annum,  and 
the  receipts,  from  January  1st,  to  December  31st,  1847,  to  j^l242.  Us.  4d.,  made  up 
from  an  annual  Subscription  list  amounting  to.:£701.  8s.,  from  Dividends  on  Stock  ^£98. 
18s.  4d.,  Interest,  from  Worcester  Canal  Company,  for  Loan  of  j^oOO,  c£23.  Is.  3d.,  and 
Interest  of  money  in  the  hands  of  the  Treasurers,  c£10.  9s.  lid.,  and  ^331.  Is.  from  le- 
gacies and  donations  during  the  year,  lea\-ing  a  balance  in  the  hands  of  the  Treasurers 
of  i£^499.  13s.  Id.  The  Officers  are,  President — W.  S.  Dugdale,  Esq.  Committee  of 
(iovERNORS — Consisting  often  gentlemen.  Treasurers — Messrs.  Moilliet  and  Son. 
Physicians — Samuel  Wright,  M.D.,  L.L.D.,  and  James  Russell,  M.B.  Surgeons — 
Messrs. G.  Elkington,  S.  A.  Boudley,  James  Harmar,  W.  M.  Richards,  Edward  Cripps,  and 
T.  L.  Hill.  Resident  Surgeons — Mr.  John  Carter  and  Mr.  Thomas  Shaw.  Resident 
Surgeon  Accoucheur — Mr.  Richard  Thomason.  Dispensing  Apothecary — Mr.  Geo. 
Webb.  Collector — Mr.  Richard  Beilby.  In  connection  with  the  Dispensary,  is  a 
Fund  for  the  relief  of  the  destitute  patients  of  the  General  Dispensary,  which  was  esta- 
l^lLshed  at  a  meeting  held  November  16th,  1842.  This  fund  is  principally  supported  by 
subscriptions,  which,  for  the  year  ending  Michaelmas,  1847,  amounted  to  £5A.  13.,  and 
a  donation  of  £\.  Is.  The  expenditure  was  <^o().  Os.  2d.,  whch,  however,  left  a  balance 
of  .^68.  Us.  4d.,  in  the  hands  of  the  Treasurers. 

Birmingham  and  Deritend  Self-Supporting  Dispensary. — Central  office,  .3, 
Colmore  Row.  The  objects  of  this  Institution  are,  to  place  within  the  reach  of  the 
provident  and  industi'ious  among  the  working  classes,  who  reside  within  three  miles  of 
St.  Philip's  Cluu-ch,  prompt  and  competent  medical  assistance,  on  the  payment  of  a 
smn  suited  to  their  circmnstances,  to  enable  them,  dm-ing  health,  to  pro\'ide  for  the  ne- 
cessities of  sickness,  and  enable  them  to  prevent  the  danger  of  incurring  medical  ex- 
penses which  they  may  never  be  able  to  discharge.  Twelve  siu-geons,  in  various  dis- 
tricts, give  their  attention  to  this  Institution.  The  Registrar,  Mr.  Josiah  Allen,  3, 
Cobnore  Row,  can  give  tickets  and  every  other  information. 

HoMCEOPATHic  DisPENSARY,  13,  Old  Square — Disciples  of  Ilalmeinan.  This  Insti- 
tution was  commenced  in  1847.  Homoeopathy  was  first  introduced  into  Birmingham  in 
184o,  when  only  one  family  could  be  found  to  aver  their  readiness  to  be  treated  Ijy  it  in 
acute  illness,  the  practice  being  one  of  simples,  and  medicines  greatly  diluted,  in  oppo- 
sition to  the  administering  of  extracts  and  strong  chemical  preparations.  The  present 
Dispensary  was  opened  in  May,  1847,  so  that,  from  the  very  beginning,  it  had  many 
obstacles  to  contend  with.  Three  medical  men  in  Birminr/ham  are  now  practisin(j  it  exclw 
sivel;/,  and  the  applications  to  this  institution  have  greatly  increased.  Every  subscriber 
or  donor  of  one  guinea  is  entitled  to  recommend  for  gratuitoiLs  ti-eatment  at  the  Insti- 
tution, six  patients  annually,  and  one  other  to  be  attended  at  his  or  her  home.  Other 
persons,  who  do  not  seek  relief,  are  prescribed  for  at  the  Dispensary,  on  paying  two 
shillings  and  sixpence  per  month,  or  six  shillings  per  quarter.  By  a  Report,  from  the 
10th  May,  1847,  to  the  24th  June,   1848,  the  sum  of  .£363.  Os.  6d.  was  received  from 

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26  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

subscribing  patients,  and  the  sum  of  ^'IJl.  os.  7<i. from  annual  subscriptions  and  dona- 
tions, making  a  total  of  ^514.  6s.  Id.  The  total  expenditure  was  ^310.  \6s.  Ud.,  leav- 
ing a  balance  to  the  credit  of  the  Dispensary  of  ^203.  9s.  2d.  Patients  are  admitted 
daily,  from  two  to  three  o'clock.  Every  exertion  is  used  in  obia'ming  funds  necess  iry  for 
the  reception  of  In-patients.  The  present  Officers  are,  Patrox — E.  J.  Shirley,  M. P.  A 
Committee  of  nine  persons  as  Managers.  Mudical  Officers. — Dr.  Fearou  attends 
on  Mondays,  Tuesdays,  and  Thursdays.  Mr.  LauTence  on  Tuesdays,  Thvirsdays,  and 
Saturdays.  Mr.  Pearson  on  Mondays,  Wednesdays,  and  Fridays.  Secretary — Mr. 
George  Taylor.     Chemist — Mr.  Corfield,  11,  New  Street. 

Eye  Infirmary,  Cannon  Street,  was  founded  in  1823,  and  opened  in  April,  1824, 
for  the  relief  of  poor  persons  afflicted  with  diseases  of  the  eye.  Attendance  is  given 
every  day  (Sunday  excepted),  at  one  o'clock :  patients,  in  certain  cases,  received  as  In- 
patients. Donors  of  ten  guineas,  annual  subscribers  of  on?  guinea,  and  the  medical 
officers,  are  governors,  a'.id  possess  the  right  of  recommending  an  unlimited  number  of 
patients :  and  the  head  or  other  officer,  for  the  time  being,  of  any  parish,  township,  body 
corjiorate,  or  society,  making  such  donation  or  subscription,  shall  be  a  governor.  The 
power  of  appointing  all  paid  officers  is  vested  in  a  committee.  During  the  year  ending 
31st  March,  1848,  3,325  patients  were  admitted,  Avhich  exceeded  the  number  in  the  pre- 
vious year  by  nearly  500  cases.  The  whole  nmuber  since  1824  is  51,026.  The  expendi- 
ture, during  the  year,  was  j£^154.  9s.  2d.,  with  an  income  of  .£269.  14s.  9d.,  of  which 
i£18S.  3s.  was  subscriptions,  £\0.  15s.  donations,  and  £00.  the  legacy  of  Miss  Primer. 
The  sum  of  .£2.  in  the  charity  box;  interest  on  the  bank  account,  .£7.,  and  on  a  loan  to 
the  Gas  Company,  ^I 1.  4s.  7d.  The  regular  subscriptions  fall  considerably  short  of  the 
expenditm-e.  The  Committee  are  very  anxious  to  obtain  a  more  capacious  and  perma- 
nent l)uilding  for  the  use  of  this  Institution.  The  attending  Surgeons  are  Mr.  Ryland, 
Mr.  Cheshire,  and  Mr.  Soloman,  and  the  consulting  Surgeon  Joseph  Ilodgsou,  Esq. 
F.R.S. 

I.NSTiTUTioN  FOR  THE  Relief  OF  Deafness.  Tliis  lustitiition  owes  its  establish- 
ment to  William  Dutton,  Esq.,  M.R.C.C.  The  expenses  for  the  year,  ending  Novem- 
ber 30th,  1847,  amounted  to  c£53.  3s.  8d.,  and  the  income  to  £\()y).  12s.  lOd.,  of  which 
.i^47.  5s.  was  subscriptions,  ^£^50.  a  legacy  from  Miss  Prim9r,  and  £3.  7s.  lOd.  the  interest 
on  the  Ijalance  in  the  Treasurer's  hands  for  one  year,  including  interest  on  the  legacy 
for  foiu  mouths — the  balance  in  hand  being  £dS.  5s.  U^d.  During  the  year  253  cases 
were  under  treatment,  many  of  which  were  of  long  standing;  of  these,  98  were  cured, 
84  relieved,  50  incurable,  and  21  remained  under  treatment.  President — Right  Hon. 
Lord  Ward.  Medical  Officer — William  Dufton,  Esq.,  M.R.C.S.  Treasurer — W. 
L.  Sargant,  Esq.  IIoxorary  Secretary — W,  Chance,  jim..  and  a  Committee  of  eight 
gentlemen. 

(lEMiUAi-  Institi'tion  for  the  Instruction  of  Deaf  and  Dtmb  Children,  Edgbaston, 
near  Birmingham,  established  in  the  year  1812.  This  excellent  charity  was  founded, 
princii)ally,  by  the  exertions  of  Drs.  De  Lys  and  Blair.  It  comprises  a  handsome 
building,  having  accommodation  for  sixty-five  children,  for  which  an  annual  rent  of 
£15.  is  paid  to  Lord  Calthorpe.  No  children  are  lodged  or  boarded  in  the  asylmn  un- 
less Iheir  friends,  or  the  ]»arishes  to  which  Ihey  belong,  contribute  towards  the  expenses 
of  their  maintenance  ami  clothing,  according  to  a  rate  to  l)e  re;,'ulated,  from  tinu^  to 
time,  by  the  Committee.  Annual  subscribers  «»f  one  guinea  are  members,  with  the 
right  of  voting  at  General  Meetings.  Dtinors  of  XIO.  and  upwards,  (at  one  time,)  or 
executors  paying  a  legacy  of  ,£50.  or  upwards,  nre  entitled,  for  life,  to  the  jnivileges  of 
members.  Durint?  the  past  year,  endiuir  October  1st,  1847,  legacies  and  donation.s 
lunomitiiij;  to  .t'753.  Is,  1  Id.  have  been  received  ;  of  which,  .£400.  was  from  the  executors 
of  th(*  late  Samuel  Barlx  r,  and  ,£150.  from  the  cxix-utors  of  the  late  .Tosej)h  \\'alker. 
Annual  .subscript ions,  aiuountiug  to  ubotit  .£500.  per  annum,  are  received  from  War- 
wickshire,   Worcestershire,  Staffordshire,  Derbyshire,  Leicestershire,   Gloucestershire, 


HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM.  27 

Sliropsliire,  and  other  Counties.  Tlic  state  of  the  institution  is  most  satisfactory. 
During  the  year,  £-2S\.  12s.  Sd.'was  expended  in  building,  repairs  of  buildings,  &c. ;  the 
housekeeping  expenses  amounted  to  £63S.  7s.  6d. ;  and  .£'6()0.  was  invested  in  the 
three  per  cent,  consols  ;  55  children  were  in  the  institution,  of  whom  three  were  paid 
for  by  their  friends,  Mr.  Arthur  IT<^ppor,  B.A.,  the  iNSTRrcroR,  wlio  ranks  high  for 
his  skill  and  diligence  in  the  education  of  the  jmpils,  has  accommodation  to  receive  a 
Ihnited  niimber  of  private  deaf  and  dmnb  pupils ;  Secuetart,  Mr.  Edward  Everitt; 
Drawing   Master,  Mr.  W.  (Ireen  ;  Matron,  Mrs.  Green. 

Institutiox  for  the  Blind,  113,  Broad  Street.  This  institution  for  some  time 
existed  as  a  private  establishment,  but  at  the  first  annual  meeting,  held  at  Dee's  Royal 
Hotel,  on  Monday,  24th  Ai)ril,  1848,  it  was  resolved  to  form  a  piiblic  institution,  to  be 
called  •'  The  Bu-mingliam  Institution  for  the  Blind."  During  the  previous  year  the 
pupils  had  never  exceeded  17,  though  20  had  been  admitted;  11  other  applications  had 
been  made,  but  the  smallncss  of  the  premises  prevented  their  admission,  either  as  day 
pupils  or  boarders.  The  committee  are  searching  for  suitable  premises,  and  for  a  great 
extension  of  the  subscriptions  and  donations,  &c.  The  annual  subscriptions  for  the 
year  ending  Lady  Day,  1848,  amounted  to  ^'80.  18s.;  donations,  .^123.  3s.;  and  a 
donation  of  ^25.  for  extending  the  institution  ;  £16.  3s.  9d.  was  received  from  the  pupils, 
and  £6.  4s.  Sd.  from  the  sale  of  articles  manufactm-ed  by  the  pupils,  with  the  sum  of 
£1.  15s.  interest  from  the  Savings'  Bank,  making  a  total  of  ^£253. 5s.  5d.  The  ex- 
penditure, including  furniture  and  a  piano,  amounted  to  £\99.  17s.  lOd.,  leaving  a 
balance  of  ^53.  7s.  7d.  President,  James  Taylor,  Esq. ;  Chaplain,  Rev. George  Lea; 
Physician,  Dr.  Bell  Fletcher;  Surgeon,  Mr.  Thomas  Chavasse;  Treasurer,  Mr. 
Thomas  Goodman;  Honorary  Secretary,  Mr.  C.  P.  Higgs. 

Birmingham  General  Provident  and  Benevolent  Institution,  established 
1833.  Central  office.  No.  25,  Ann  Street,  with  13  other  district  offices  and  agents. 
On  December  31st,  1847,  there  were  2,501  members  on  the  books,  of  whom  2,147  were 
insuring  medical  attendance;  1,878  insiu-ing  a  sum  of  money  at  death,  (630  of  them 
being  children  in  the  Sitnday  Schools ;)  30  are  paying  double  for  18  years  and  7  months ; 
4  treble  for  1 1  years  ;  and  8  quadniple  for  7  years  and  9  months,  to  become  independent 
of  their  weekly  contributions  to  their  sick  club,  and  to  insure  an  extra  provision  for 
their  widows  and  orphans  at  their  death  ;  one  is  already  independent,  two  are  paying 
for  independent  endowments,  and  two  for  independent  annuities ;  one  is  paying  for  an 
annuity  after  the  age  of  60,  and  thirty-one  for  annuities  after  the  age  of  65  ;  256  are 
depositing  in  the  saving's  fund  ;  and  58  are  honorary  members,  subscribing  to  the 
benevolent  fund  only.  This  institution  is  rapidly  increasing  in  usefulness,  and  has  a 
balance  in  hand  of  .£3,767.  In  1841  the  number  of  members  were  670,  and  the  balance 
in  hand  £6S6.  The  central  office  is  open  daily,  from  nine  in  the  morning  until  six  in 
the  evening  ;  Mr.  W.  Thompson,  Secretary.  Under  the  patronage  of  the  Right  Rev. 
the  Lord  Bishop  of  Worcester. — A  Branch  Office  of  the  Birmingham  Provident  and 
Benevolent  Institution  is  opened  at  St.  Andrew's  Parish,  Bordesley,  school  house, 
Watery  lane,  every  Monday  evening,  at  7  o'clock,  Mr.  E.  Wigley,  agent;  also  a 
Clothing  Club  at  the  same  time.  A  Dorcas  Society  is  also  held  at  Mr.  Moore's, 
the  minister's  house,  1,  St.  Andrew's  TeiTace;  and  a  Sick  Linen  Society  is  held  in 
connection  with  the  Holy  Trinity,  Bordesley,  and  the  hamlet  of  Deritend.  The  linen 
kept  at  William  Rowley's,  next  the  school  house.  Watery  lane. 

Birmingham  and  Midland  Counties  Lying-in-Hospital  and  Dispensary, 
Islington,  instituted  in  the  year  1812,  by  the  indefatigable  exertions  of  a  few  charitable 
individuals;  and  nearly  .£1,500.  was  received  as  the  proceeds  of  a  bazaar,  held  at  the 
Town  Hall.  The  objects  of  this  institution  is  to  supply  medical  and  obstetric  attend- 
ance to  poor  married  women,  at  their  confinements ;  either  in  their  own  houses,  or 
within  the  wards  of  the  hospital,  and  to  afford  medical  relief  in  the  diseases  incident 
to  women  and  children.     From  the  commencement  of  the  charity,  to  the  year  end- 


28  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

ing  September  29tlj,  1847,  upwards  of  2,851  patients  liave  received  medical  attend- 
ance, in  the  midwiferj'  depiirtment ;  and  2,205  have  been  attended  l)y  the  medical 
oflBcers,  and  supplied  with  medicines,  <fec.,  in  the  dispensary  department.  A  Mu- 
seum is  attached  to  the  Hospital.  The  present  building  is  quite  inadequate  to  the 
wants  of  the  institution  ;  and  it  seems  desirable,  that  this  important  subject  should  re- 
ceive the  immediate  attention  of  the  governors  and  friends  of  the  Hospital.  During  the 
year,  the  annual  subscriptions  amounted  to  £263.  lis.;  a  legacy  of  £30.  was  received 
from  the  late  Mr.  Owen;  and  small  donations  amounting  to  .£1.5s. ;  making  ^314.  16s. : 
also,  dm-ing  the  year,  was  received  donations  in  aid  of  the  Building  Fimd,  amomiting 
to  j^245.  Secretary  and  Collector,  Mr.  Da\-id  Cope;  Medical  Officers,  Francis 
Elkington,  Esq.,  M.R.C.S.,  Eric  Mackay,  Esq.,  M.D.,  M.R.C.S.,  John  Archer,  Esq., 
M.R.C.S.  ;  Resident  Surgeons,  Mr.  Basset,  and  Mr.  Deakin ;  Dispenser,  Mr.  Atkin- 
son; Matron.,  Mrs.  Saggers. 

Magdalen  Asvlim,  Broad  Street,  Islington,  was  instituted  1828,  as  a  Penitentiary 
for  unfortunate  females,  who  profess  themselves  desirous  to  return  to  the  paths  of  virtue  ; 
its  object  and  design  having  respect  to  the  formation  of  principles  and  habits,  that  will 
qualify  their  subject  to  live  a  reputable  and  usefiil  life.  A  Chapel  is  connected  with 
the  institution,  in  which  divine  senice  is  perfonned  twice  on  a  Simday,  at  half-past  ten, 
morning,  and  half-past  six,  evening.  The  number  remaining  in  the  Asylum,  at  the 
close  of  the  year  1846,  was  21;  and  eight  applications  had  l)ecn  rejected  for  want  of 
room.  Many  donations  have  been  made  to  the  institution,  since  its  establishment ;  and 
annual  subscriptions,  amountmg  to  upwards  of  ^160.;  a  collection  at  St.  Martin's 
Church,  t(j  j£30;  with  work  and  other  somces  of  income;  which  renders  the  institution 
tolerably  efiicient.  President,  the  Right  Rev.  the  Lord  Bishop  of  Worcester;  Physi- 
cian, Samuel  Wright,  M.D.,  L.L.D.;  Sirgeon,  Mr.  Samuel  Berry;  Chaplain,  Rev. 
Thomas  Arden;  Secretary,  Mr.  .Joseph  Rock;  Matron,  Elizabeth  Carpenter. 

Birmingham  Town  Mission  ;  .John  Whitehouse  Showell,  Secretary,  26,  Teujplo 
Street.     Also,  the  Otlice  for  the  Animal's  Friend  Society ;  and  the  Depot  for  the  Reli- 
gious Tract  Society,  London,  and  for  the  Sunday  School  Union. 
Bible  Society's  Depot,  at  William  Ilaswells,  New  Street. 

The  Society  for  Promoting  Christian  Knoui.edges  Depot,  at  Henry  Charles 
Langbridge's,  Bull  Street. 

Tin;  St.  (Ieorge's  Association,  and  the  British  and  Foreiga  Bible  Society's  Depot, 
at  AVilliam  Deer's,  3,  Great  Russell  Street. 

Asylum  for  Children,  Summer  Lane,  was  fonned  in  the  year  17^7,  for  the 
purjjose  of  afibrding  an  Asylum  to  the  infant  children  of  the  poor.  It  is  under  the 
management  of  a  committee  of  overseers  and  guardians,  and  supported  from  the  Poor's 
rate  ;  it  will  accommodate  343  children,  boys  and  girls  ;  nveraging  upwards  of  300. 
Every  attention  is  ])aid  lo  the  morals  and  comfort  of  the  children,  the  establishment 
being  provided  with  a  i>lay  gi'ound,  a  ])ath,  and  a  chapel  for  Divine  Service.  Those 
who  are  old  emuigh,  are  emph)yed  in  shoe  making,  tailoring,  sewing,  «fec.  Master, 
Matthew  Dixon;  Matron,  Hannah  Silcock ;  Schoolma.ster,  Charles  Tye;  School- 
mistress, .lane  A.  Edwards. 

The  Manor  of  Birmingham  was  for  many  centuries  the  possession  of  the  noble 
family  of  Bimiinghiim.  Iluttov  states  that  Cridda.  a  Saxon,  came  over  with  a  body  of 
troops,  and  reduced  MtTcia,  (of  which  lUriningham  was  nearly  in  the  centre)  in  ."»82  ; 
therefore  as  no  revolution  hap])ened  alter,  that  w(mld  cause  Birmingham  to  change  its 
owner,  and  as  the  land  was  not  in  a  very  saleable  state,  there  is  the  greatest  reason  to 
suppose  the  fotinder  of  the  house  of  Binuintrham  came  over  with  Cridda  as  an  officer 
in  his  army,  and  procured  this  little  flourishing  domini(ni  as  a  reward  for  his  services. 
The  succeeding  generations  of  this  family  are  too  remote  for  historical  penetration,  and 
the  mutiitions  of  time  too  vari»)us,  until  the  reign  of  F.dward  the  Confessor,  the  livst  of 
the  Saxon  Kings.     In  lOoO,  L'lwin  became  its  possessor  ;  iu  1060,  Richard,  who  lived 


HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM.  2(7 

at  the  period  of  the  conquest,  succeeded  hhn;  In  1130,  William,  who  like  his  unfortu- 
nate father,  was  in  a  state  of  vassalage  ;  in  1 154,  Peter  de  Beumingham,  the  first  of 
his  family  who  took  up  the  name  of  Benningham,  lived  in  affluence  at  the  Moat  near 
Bermingham  ;  in  l-21t),  William  de  BEiiMixdHAM,  whose  uncle  was  supposed  to  bo 
instnimontal  under  Strongbow,  in  the  reduction  of  Irelnnd,  in  the  reign  of  Henry  11., 
and  who  was  rewarded  with  an  estate  and  the  title  of  Earl  of  Lowth  ;  in  1-24G,  William 
DE  Bermingham  married  the  daughter  of  the  eminent  Thomas  de  Astley,  and  joined 
lam  under  Simon  de  Montfort,  Earl  of  Leicester,  and,  in  1265,  fell  in  the  battle  against 
Henry  III.  at  Evesham.  The  barons  were  prescribed,  and  the  manor  of  Benningham 
(valued  at  .£40.  per  annum)  confiscated,  and  afterwards  given  by  the  King  to  Roger  de 
Clifiord,  one  of  his  favoiwites.  In  1265  William  de  Bermingham  redeemed  hLs  lands, 
and  recovered  the  inheritance  of  his  family ;  in  1306, William  de  Benningham  succeeded, 
but  was  not  knighted  until  1317;  in  1324,  William  de  Bermingham,  Lord  Bermingham 
raised  troops  under  Edward  H.,  and  in  the  first  year  of  Edward  HI.  was  for  the  first 
and  only  time  siunmoned  to  parliament,  by  the  title  of  Lord  William  de  Benningham. 
In  1340,  Sir  Fouk  de  Berminghaji  succeeded,  was  returned  member  forWarwick,  1352, 
1362,  and  in  several  succeedmg  parliaments ;  in  1376  Sir  John  de  Bermingham,  was,  in 
succession,  returned  member  for  the  Counties  of  Warwick,  Bedford,  and  Buckingham. 
In  1500,  Edward  Bermingham  succeeded  his  grandfather  at  the  age  of  three,  being 
bom  in  1497,  and  in  his  minority,  Edward  Lord  Dudley  was  granted  the  wardship,  by 
Henry  VU.  in  1502.  The  family  estates  then  consisted  of  the  manor  of  Bermingham, 
five  others  in  the  county  of  Oxford,  one  in  Bucks,  and  one  in  Worcester ;  and  after 
peaceable  possession  of  these  estates  for  nearly  forty  years,  this  ancient  and  illustrious 
family  was  overwhelmed  by  the  ambitious  and  base  John  Diidley,  Duke  of  Northum- 
berland, and  his  possessions  surrendered  to  the  crown  xmder  a  special  Act  of  Parlia- 
ment, which  allowed  the  said  Edward  and  his  wife  <;£^40  a-year  during  their  lives.  This 
Duke  of  Northumberland,  being  anxious  to  possess  himself  of  this  manor,  by  a  wicked 
device  contrived  it  that  Edward  de  Bermingham  was  apprehended  and  prosecuted  as 
one  of  a  party  of  robbers,  and  his  estates  were  given  up  to  the  crown  as  above  stated  ; 
and  remaining  nine  years,  (probably  so  long  that  the  world  might  not  censure  the 
act.)  was,  on  December  21st,  the  37th  of  Henry  VIII.  granted,  with  the  patronage  of 
the  Rectory,  and  all  the  other  estates  of  Edward  de  Bermingham,  to  Viscount  L'Isle, 
commonly  known  by  the  greater  titles  of  Earl  of  WarvWck  and  Duke  of  Northumber- 
land. ]Mr.  Hutton  states  that  he  knew  of  no  branch  of  this  family  except  that  of  which 
the  Earl  of  Lowth  was  head.  In  1537,  John  Duke  of  Northumberland  became  lord 
ofthe  manor  of  Binningham,  but  it  did  not  prosper  under  his  government;  although 
he  exercised  the  ownership,  he  did  not  accept  the  grant  until  1546,  when  these  cla- 
moiirs  had  somewhat  subsided.  He  kept  possession  six  or  seven  years  only,  when, 
through  his  ambition  and  artifices,  he  was  attainted  in  the  first  of  Queen  Mary,  and 
losing  his  head,  fell  unlamented  ;  and  the  manor  reverted  to  the  crown,  which  Queen 
Mary,  in  1555,  gi-anted  to  Thomas  Marrow,  in  whose  family  it  continued  nearly  two 
centuries,  when,  from  the  male  line  failing,  it  became  the  property  of  four  co-heiresses, 
who  disposed  of  the  private  estate  in  the  manor,  to  Thomas  Shu-lock,  Bishop  of  London. 
It  then  amounted  to  about  j£^400.  per  annum;  in  1796  the  annual  rent  increased  to 
^2,400.  The  manor  itself  was  sold  for  ^6^1, 700.  in  17-16,  to  Thomas  Archer,  Avhose 
family  had  resided  at  Umberslade,  in  this  county,  for  more  than  six  centuries.  It  de- 
scended ft-om  him  to  Andrew  Lord  Archer,  who,  at  his  demise,  left  the  manor  to  his 
three  daughters;  one  married  the  Earl  of  Plymouth.  The  present  Lord  ofthe  Manor, 
who  succeeded  his  father,  is  Christopher  Musgrave,  Esq.  John  Arnold,  Esq.  is  the 
Steward,  who  holds  a  Court  Leet  annually,  when  the  ancient  officers  are  chosen. 

After  the  extinction  of  the  Bermingham  family,  the  lords  did  not  reside  on  the 
manor.  This  place  gives  the  title  of  Baron  Birmingham  to  Lord  Viscount  Dudley  and 
Ward,  who,  by  the  female  line  is  descended  from  the  Norman  Barons,  the  Fitz-Aus- 
culfs,  the  Paganalls,  the  Somerys,  the  Suttons,  and  the  Dudleys. 


30  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

Manor  House. — The  Moat,  the  residence  of  the  h:)rds  of  Bemiingham.  was  situated 
within  sixty  yards  of  St.  Martin's  church,  and  twenty  west  of  Digbeth.  The  moat, 
which  defended  the  manor  house,  was  supplied  by  a  small  stream,  which  originally 
joined  the  Rea,  at  Vaughton's  hole,  and  divided  the  parishes  of  Birmingham  and  Edg- 
baston.  At  the  formation  of  the  Moat,  the  course  of  this  apparently  insignificant 
stream,  (which  afterwards  turned  a  thread  mill  for  several  years  in  Mill  lane.)  wa-s 
changed,  and  was  so  level  and  gentle,  that  another,  (ai)pro])ri:itely  called  PfnniNG 
Brook,  fn»m  receiving  the  washings  of  the  town,)  ran  parallel  with  it  in  an  opposite 
direction.  On  the  filling  up  of  the  Moat,  the  former  stream,  which  had  been  diverted 
from  the  river  Ilea  for  about  one  thousand  years,  was  again  restored  to  it  by  an  arti- 
ficial channel,  near  Vaughton's  hole.  The  Moat  was  filled  up  in  1816,  until  which 
period  some  slight  traces  remained  of  the  original  Hall,  where  the  Court  Leets  were 
held.  The  original  site  of  the  mansion  and  domain  is  now  converted  into  a  cattle 
market  of  great  extent  and  utility,  and  named  Smilkfield,  after  that  of  the  metropolis. 

The  Oflicers  chosen  at  the  Court  Lect,  are,  High  Bailift,  William  James,  Esq. ; 
Low  Bailii-f,  Robert  Martin,  Esq.;  Constables,  Messrs.  George  Tiu-ner  and 
Edwin  Smith  ;  Headborough,  Mr.  George  Red  fern  ;  Constable  for  Deuitend,  Mr. 
Thomas  Wells  Ingram  ;  Flesh  Coxners,  Messrs.  John  Schofield  and  Edward  Shrews- 
bury ;  Ale  Cowers,   Messrs.  John  Machin  and  Richard  Bates. 

Market  Hall. — This  building,  which  is  constructed  of  fi"ee  stone,  from  a  design 
by  Mr.  Edge,  of  Birmingham,  extends  from  High-street  to  Worcester-street,  and  is 
360  feet  long,  108  wide,  and  28  high  up  to  the  roof.  It  is  a  plain  Grecian  structure, 
with  a  deep  base,  and  a  projecting  entablature,  having  one  large  and  lofty  entrance 
in  Fligh-street,  and  another  in  Worcester-street;  two  similar  entrances,  with  plain 
pyramidal  projecting  facades  in  Phili])-street,  and  two  in  Bell-street,  to  the  \inder  part 
of  tlie  building  ;  and  from  thence  by  sto])s  np  to  the  hall.  The  roof  is  composed  of  a 
lantern  middle  ])art  for  air  and  light,  iind  has  fifly-six  windows  on  each  side,  and  five 
at  each  end,  with  seventeen  large  sky-lights  at  the  top,  and  two  side  parts  of  the  com- 
mon angular  construction,  which  have  seventeen  sky-lights  each.  The  whole  is  sus- 
tained by  seventeen  series  of  beams,  which  are  supported  by  seventeen  pairs  of  iron 
pillars,  28  feet  high,  and  20  feet  a-part.  There  are  twenty-six  lot\y  circular-headed 
windows  on  each  side  of  the  hall ;  six  at  the  north  entrance,  and  two  at  the  south  ; 
and  altogether  there  are  22^  windows  in  the  luiilding.  In  Bell-street,  the  west  side, 
there  is  a  row  of  vaults  which  are  let  for  shops,  twenty-three  in  number  ;  and  there  are 
forty  vaults  under  the  building,  in  a  long  range  of  cellaring,  which  are  used  as  stores. 
In  the  body  of  the  hall  there  is  room  for  accommodating  600  persons  with  stalls,  with 
sj)ace  sufficient  for  three  or  four  thousand  persons  to  perambulate.  The  cost  of  the 
Imild in-,' was  about  X'2r». 000.;  and  the  erection  occupied  nearly  two  years.  The  an- 
nual rent  paid  for  stalls  amoiuits,  j)rol)ably,  to  l)etweeii  five  ami  six  thousmul  ])Ounds. 
It  is  usually  allowed  to  be  one  of  the  finest  l)uildings  in  the  kingdom.  This  hall  was 
erected  imder  an  Act  of  Parliament,  passed  May  23rd,  1828,  for  improving  the  town 
of  Binnint^ham,  under  which  the  Market  Place  was  made  very  extensive.  Tlie  Mar- 
kets are  Monday,  Thursday,  and  Saturday.  Fairs  are  held,  for  horses  and  cattle,  on 
Thursday,  in  AVhitsun  week,  and  the  Tlnu"sday  nearest  to  Micliaelmas-d;iy  ;  the  two 
days  succeeding  each  are  pleasure  fairs. 

In  the  centre  of  the  Market  Scpiare  stands  Nelson's  Statue.  It  is  a  bronze  figure, 
by  Westmacott.  The  figure  rests  on  a  round  nuirble  jjedestal,  which  is  ornamented 
with  scul])ture;  the  left  arm  reclines  u])on  an  anchor,  and  the  group  is  nuide  up  with 
the  tnodel  of  a  ship  of  war.  The  statue  is  surrounded  by  a  sfjuare  of  iron  jialisades, 
the  comers  of  which  are  appropriately  ornamented  with  castings  of  cannon.  It 
cost  about  .£'2,;')00.  and  was  opened  f«>r  public  insj)ection  in  the  year  1800. 

Also  a  New  Market  Hall,  in  Pros])ect  Row,  was  erected  in  1837,  by  Messrs, 
E.  and  C.  Robins,  at  their  own  expense,  the  great  increase  of  pojmlation  in  the 
immediate  neighljoxuhood  having  induced  thereto.     The  market  is  divided  into  com- 


F^ISTOliY    OF    IJIRMIXGDAM.  .3i 

partment«,  and  a  house  is  attached,  in  which  the  superintendent  resides.  Tliese 
Halls  are  for  the  sale  of  butter,  ejfgs,  poultry,  fruit,  vegetables,  tfec. — Corn  is  sold 
at  the  CoHX  ExcH.wtiK,  Iliifh  street,  Tuesday  and  Thiirsday,  the  latter  being  the 
principal  day.  Smithkikiu  Cattli:  Maiiki.t,  (St.  Miulins,)  for  horses  and  cattle 
on  Thiu-sday.  Fish  M\hki:t,  Dale  End,  is  generally  supplied  with  every  variety 
of  fish  in  season,  and  also  with  game.  St.  Mautin's  Market,  Jamaica  row,  for 
wholesale  butchers  on  Tuesday,  Thiu-sday,  and  Saturday,  from  four  till  nine  in 
the  morning.  Wholesale  Vegetable  Markets. — Bull  Ring,  Tuesday,  Thiu-sday, 
and  Satxu-day.  And  a  wholesale  vegetable  market  also  on  the  same  mornings  at 
Costa  Green.     The  Hay  and  Straw  Market  is  on  Tuesday,  at  Smithfield. 

The  Corn  Exchange  was  erected  by  a  Joint  Stock  Company,  whose  capital  is 
.£5,000.,  in  shares  of  £-2o.  each .  It  Ls  a  beautiful  building,  in  the  Doric  order  of  archi- 
tecture, and,  including  the  vestibule,  is  172  feet  long.  It  is  lighted  from  the  roof, 
which  is  glass  throughout  the  extent  of  the  building.  It  is  decidedly  the  most  elegant 
Corn  Exchange  in  the  kingdom,  and  the  interior  decorations  and  fittings  reflect  the 
highest  credit  on  the  ai'chitect.  It  was  opened  for  business  in  October,  1847,  and  ou 
Thm-sdays  is  crowded  with  farmers  and  dealers  from  the  town  and  country. 

Trade. — Among  the  early  articles  of  ti-ade  in  Buiuingham,  Leather  fonued  one  of 
its  most  extensive — it  now  forms  one  of  the  least.  Digbeth  not  only  abounded  with 
tanners,  but  Birmingham  was  also  a  considerable  market  for  the  sale  of  hides,  which  ar- 
rived weekly,  and  the  whole  country  found  a  supply  of  leather,  deposited  in  the  Lea- 
ther Hall.  Mr.  Hutton  considers  this  market  of  such  antirpiity  as  to  have  existed  700 
years.  It  continued  till  the  commencement  of  the  eighteenth  century.  Houses  and 
shops  now  cover  the  tan-vats,  and  the  Leather  Hall  has  disappeared.  The  making  of 
Bellows,  which,  doubtless,  was  co-existent  with  the  leather  trade,  is  still  extensively 
carried  on.  The  making  of  Nails  was  one  of  its  earliest  trades,  and  it  is  still  exten- 
sively earned  on,  although  it  has  undergone  great  changes.  A  large  portion  are  cut 
by  power,  from  rolled  iron,  and  others  are  cast,  or  founded,  from  pig  metal,  and  then 
annealed,  or  made  malleable,  the  hammer-made  nails  being  procured,  mostly,  by  the 
merchants  from  country  makers.  Hutton  obsen'es,  the  "  efforts  of  nature  will  produce 
a  ten-fold  crop  in  the  field,  and  those  of  art,  fifty."  He  also  obser\-es,  (1795,)  "  there  are 
not  four  thousand  houses,  in  Birmingham,  that  pay  the  parochial  rates,  whilst  there 
are  more  than  seven  thousand  that  do  not."  Hence  we  see  the  amazing  nmnber  of  the 
laborious  part  of  mankind  amongst  us.  "This  valuable  class,"  he  observes,"  are  the  prop 
of  the  remainder.  They  spread  oiu-  tables,  and  oil  the  wheels  of  oiu*  carnages."  The 
practice  of  the  Birmingham  manufacturer  was,  for  ages,  to  keep  within  the  w^armth  of 
his  own  forge,  the  foreign  customer  regularly  making  his  appearance  twice  a-year ; 
and,  although  this  practice  is  not  quite  extingtiished,  a  different  one  is  adopted.  The 
merchant  stands  at  the  head  of  the  manufacturer,  piu-chases  his  produce,  and  travels 
the  whole  island  to  promote  the  sale  ;  nay,  the  commercial  spirit  of  the  age  is  such, 
that  the  whole  world  is  made  subsennent  to  his  desires.  Genius  seems  to  increase  with 
multitude.  John  Taylor,  Esq.  effected  great  improvements ;  the  spring  and  conse- 
qiience  of  action  were  open  to  his  view.  He  rose  from  small  beginnings.  To  his  un- 
common genius  the  gilt  button,  the  japanned  and  gilt  snuffboxes,  and  the  nmnerous 
classes  of  enamels,  and  the  painted  snuff-box,  are  due.  A  nobleman  purchasing  some 
of  the  articles,  and,  amongst  the  rest,  a  toy  of  eighty  guineas  value,  whilst  paying  for 
them,  obsen-ed,  with  a  smile,  that  "ho  plainly  saw  he  could  not  reside  in  Birmingham 
for  less  than  .:£'2U0.  a  day."  Mr.  Taylor  died  in  1775,  at  the  age  of  64,  after  acquiring 
a  fortune  of  jt':200,0()0.  The  toy  trades  first  made  then*  api)carancc  in  Birmingham  at 
the  beginning  of  Charles  H.'s  reign,  in  an  amazing  variety,  attended  with  all  their 
beauties  and  graces.  The  late  Mr.  Boulton  was  unremitting  in  his  efforts  to  advance 
the  national  character,  and  augment  the  national  wealth,  by  extending  manufactures 
and  commerce,  facilitating  lal)oiu-,  and  enlarging  the  sphere  of  human  ingenuity.  In 
1762  Mr.  Boulton  jnirchased  the  lease  of  the  Soho,  a  hamlet  in  the  parish  of  Hands- 


32  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

wortli,  in  Staffordshire,  but  forming  a  suburb  to  Birmingbam ;  here  was  a  small  house 
and  a  mill,  which  but  a  few  years  before  liad  only  a  naked  hut,  the  habitation  of  a 
warrener.     In  1764  he  laid  the  foundation  of  the  most  superb  and  extensive  manu- 
factiu^ing  establishment  in  the  world,  which  was  finished  the  next  year,  at  a  cost  of 
j£!9,000.  and  the  manufactory  removed  there  from  Birmingham,  where,  in  connection 
with  his  tlu'n  partner,  Mr.  Fothergill,  established  a  mercantile  correspondence  through- 
out Eiirope.     To  assist  his  water  mill,  in  1767,  be  made  a  steam  engine  on  Savary's 
plan,  with  the  intention  of  retiuTiing  and  raising  the  water  twenty  feet  high.     He 
soon  after  formed  an  acquaintance  with  Mr.  James  Watt,  of  Glasgow,  who,  in  1765, 
had  invented  several  valuable  im})rovements   in  the  steam  engine;  and  in  1775  Mr. 
Watt  entered  into  partnership  with  Mr.  Boulton,  and  they  established  a  very  exten- 
sive manufactory  of  steam  engines  at  the  Soho,  and  many  of  them  were  conveyed  to 
the  deep  mines  and  extensive  works  where  great  power  was  required.     About  the  year 
1779,  that  ingenious  art  of  copying  pictiu-es  in  oil  colours  by  a  mechanical  process,  waa 
invented  at  Soho,  and  brought  to  such  perfection  as  to  be  taken  for  originals  by  the 
most  experienced  connoiseurs.     This  was  chiefly  conducted  by  the  ingenious  Mr.  Eg^- 
ton,  which  led  bun  to  that  of  painting  and  staining  glass,  which,  far  surjiassing  that 
of  the  ancients,  will  long  continue  a  monmnent  of  his  imrivalled  abilities.     He  exe- 
cuted fur  many  extensive  windows  in  all  parts  of  the  kingdom ;  he  died  March  •25th, 
1805.     In  1788  a  mint  was  erected  at  Soho,  to  be  worked  by  the  steam  engine,  from 
the  rolling  of  the  copper  into  sheets,  afterwards  passing  it  through  polished  steel  rollers 
and  cutting  out  the  lilanks,  all  which  was  performed  with  the  greatest  ease  and  regu- 
larity by  children.     The  coining  machines  were  worked  with  rapidity  by  boys  from 
twelve  to  foiuleen  years  of  age,  the  machine  depositing  the  blanks  upon  the  dies,  and 
when  struck  displacing  those  that  had  received  impressions,  and  depositing  other  blanks 
in  their  place.     To  facilitate  the  manufactm-ing  of  steam  engines,  Messrs.  Boulton  and 
Watt  erected  an  iron  foundry  at  Smethwick,  on  the  banks  of  the  Birmingham  canal, 
where  most  of  the  laborious  work  is  done  by  the  steam  engine.     Steam  engines  of  all 
sizes  and  power  were  manufactured,  and  the  coining  of  medals,  medallions,  ttc.  of  any 
size,  carried  on.     Mr.  Bcmlton,  on  his  removal  to  Soho,  engaged  the  most  celebrated 
artists  of  every  sort.    Silvi:r  and  Plated  wares  were  manufactured  to  such  an  extent 
that  it  caused  an  apj)lication  for  an  Assay  Office,  which  siicceeded,  and   was  estab- 
lished in  1773,  in  Birmingham.     The  manufacture  of  Plated  Goods  consists  in  mak- 
ing such  goods  as  had  before  been  made  of  silver,   of    copper  covered  with  silver,  on 
either  one  or  })oth  sides,  and  that  by  such  a  heat  of  fusion  as  imited  them  together  as 
firmly  as  if  one  l)()dy  ;   such  union  to  be  eftbcted  before  the  articles  were  made,  in  that 
respect  difl"<Tiiig  from  what  bad  been  long  called  Frcnrli   J'ldiiiiff.     About  the  year  1743 
Mr.  Thomas  Bolsover,  an  ingenious  cutler,  at  ShetVield,  connnenced  the  plated  manu- 
factory, he  having  previously,  when  employed  in  repairing  the  handle  of  a  knife  partly 
of  silver  and  partly  of  copper,    being,  by  the  accidental  fusion   of  the  two  metals, 
struck  with  the  possibility  of  uniting  them,  so  as  to  fonn  a  cheap  substance  which 
should  present  only   an  exterior  of  silver,  and  which  might  therefore  be  used  in  the 
manulacture  of  various  articles  in  whicli  silvt>r  had  before  been  sololy  emjdoyed.     The 
Soiio  and  the  town  of  Binningham  early  «>l)tained  a  share  in  this  lucrative  business. 
Mr.  Boulton  connnenced  the  manufacture  of  silver  and  plated  articles  of  every  de- 
scription ;    tea  urns,  vast-s,  tureens,  dishes,  candelabras,  and  every  necessary  article  to 
decorate  the  table  and  the  drawing-room.     Metals  of  every  description  are  here  rolled 
to  any  length  t>r  breadth  required  ;  cojjyingnuichines,  fine  polished  steel  fire  irons, steel 
liutfons,    ornanuMits  for  stov<'  grates,  fenders,   and  any  other   article    in  steel,  where 
taste  and  elegance  are  necessary.     The  Somo  is  now  let  to  various  jirrsons.     Tn  e  II  eavy 
SteelTov  ranks  amongst  th»"  most  ancient  manufacture  of  Birmingham,  and  is  still  ex- 
tensively  manufactured,  which  consist  of  hammers,  hatchets,  shears,  tfec.  ;    and  the 
Light  Steel  Toy,  inider  which  is  included  corkscrews,  snuflers,  nxitcrackers,  ni])pers, 
plyers,  tweezers,  watch  chains,  A-c.      The  Bitklf  Tiiade,  which  at  (me  time  employed 


HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM.  33 

20,000  persons,  and  the  large  plated  buckle,  worn  so  late  as  1785,  was,  by  the  Prince  of 
Wales  appeiiring  at  a  ball  in  shoe  strings,  completely  ruined,  and,  with  the  exception 
of  very  small  buckles,  or  those  used  at  court  on  any  particular  occasion,  are  sujierseded 
by  strings.  The  Buttons  are  manufactiu-cd  in  great  variety,  though  the  most  ex- 
pensive of  the  engraved  and  ornamented  sorts  have  not  of  late  been  so  much  in  de- 
mand as  formerly,  yet  the  consumi)tiou  is  still  iumiexise.  The  pearl  button  is  manu- 
factured in  hnmeuse  quantities,  and  bone  buttons  to  a  great  extent,  and  buttons  from 
humble  horn  may  be  obtained  at  Hd.  per  gross,  to  the  splendid  button  of  one 
guinea  each. 

Iron  ForxDixo  has  attained  singular  excellence  ;  every  article  that  can  cross  the 
imagiuatiou  is  now  cast ;  locks  and  keys,  hinges  with  moveable  joints,  buttons  to  imi- 
tate steel,  scissors,  and  even  nails,  and  even  needles,  with  various  other  articles  in  the 
coach  and  harness  fiumitirre  line,  which  are  annealed  and  made  malleable,  and  con- 
verted so  that  they  will  draw  out  under  the  hammer,  and  harden  and  temper  like  steel, 
as  well  as  stoves,  ranges,  saucepans,  and  all  heavier  articles. — Brass  Founding  is  car- 
ried on  in  every  variety. 

The  Electro  and  Magneto  P  latino  form  branches  of  manufacture  which  essen- 
tially belong  to  Birmingham.  It  is  among  the  more  singular  events  of  the  age,  that 
the  accidental  ob.ser\-ation  of  a  deposit,  precipitated  by  the  action  of  the  galvanic  bat- 
tery cell,  containinij  sulphate  of  copper,  being  a  complete  copy  of  such  cell.  Who 
would  have  thought,  that  the  mere  dissolving  of  metals  by  acid,  or  the  revolving  of  a 
wire  in  front  of  the  poles  of  a  magnet,  should  be  the  means  of  establishing  a  trade  which 
is  useful,  most  beautiful,  and  promises  to  become  the  most  extensive  the  art  of  working 
in  metals  may  have  to  boast  of.  The  galvanic  or  electro  plating  of  the  Messrs.  Elking- 
ton  and  others,  and  magnetic  plating  of  Mr.  J.  S.  Woolrich,  furnishes  the  means  of  per- 
forming these  wonders  of  science.  The  methods  of  plating  and  gilding  are  almost  en- 
tirely carried  on  by  these  processes,  and  from  their  enabling  the  manufacturer  to  use 
cast  and  richly  ornamented  goods,  the  style  is  daily  improving  over  the  rigid  and  stiff 
forms  of  the  old  branch  of  the  plated  wares  manufacture.  By  the  new  methods,  articles 
of  any  size,  shape,  or  lightness,  can  be  coated  with  the  same  cost  as  the  plainest  sheet 
of  metal ;  conse<|uently  we  see  the  manufacturers  availing  themselves  of  cast  orna- 
ments, which  they  could  not  do  before ;  all  had  to  be  manufactured  from  the  plated 
copper,  the  seams  more  or  less  showing  the  solder  xmed  in  putting  them  together  ;  and 
when  the  plate  was  worn  off,  Alexander,  the  coppersmith,  necessarily  protruded.  The 
new  process  enables  the  manufacturer  to  make  his  goods  from  German  silver,  an  alloy 
of  nickel,  which  is  hard  and  white ;  and  after  the  articles  are  made  and  polished,  they  re- 
ceive the  last  thing,  a  coating  of  the  "precious  metal,"  which  entirely  envelopes  the 
white  base ;  and  the  articles  cannot  then  be  detected  by  the  eye  from  that  of  solid 
silver,  and  have  the  great  advantage,  when  the  silver  is  worn  off,  of  not  showing  the 
red  copper.  The  process  was  accused  of  peeling  off,  and  want  of  hardness,  which,  by 
subsequent  improvements,  has  been  entirely  mastered.  The  process  is  by  means  of 
large  wooden  vats,  which  contain  a  strong  solution  of  silver,  in  which  is  placed  at  con- 
venient distances,  sheets  of  pm-e  silver,  connected  with  a  wire,  which  forms  one  of  the 
channels  for  electricity  ;  and,  resting  upon  the  top  of  the  vats,  are  likewise  })rass  rods, 
which  ai-e  coimected  together  by  a  wire  ;  after  having  licen  well  cleaned,  the  various 
articles  to  be  plated  are  suspended  from  these  rods  by  wires  between  the  sheets  ;  a  cur- 
rent of  electricity  is  sent  by  the  wire  to  the  sheets,  through  the  liquid  to  the  articles, 
and  then  along  the  brass  rods  back  to  its  source  ;  the  solution  suffers  decomposition, 
the  silver,  of  which  it  Is  partly  composed,  is  deposited  on  the  articles,  while  at  tho 
same  tune  the  silver  sheets  loose  the  same  amount  of  silver  ;  this  process  goes  on  a* 
long  as  required,  so  that  the  thinnest  film,  or  the  thickest  coat,  may  be  obtained  ;  the 
goods  being  weighed  before  and  after  the  process,  shriws  the  amount  of  metal  deposited 
upon  them.     The  electro,  or  galvanic  plating,  is  performed  by  means  of  galvanic  bat- 

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34  HISTORV    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

teries,  wliich  arc  made  with  plates  of  zinc,  copper,  and  dilute  stilphuric  acid  ;    by  the 
action  of  the  acid  upon    these    metals,    electricity  is    generated  ;    and  which  being 
passed,  by  the  means  described,  into  a  solution  of  cyanide  of  potassium  and  silver,  the 
plating  is  effected.     This  constitutea  the  essential  part  of  the  patent  granted  to  Messrs. 
Elkington,  in  March,  1840,  and  which  they  carry  on  in  their  extensive  works  in  New- 
hall-street.     The  Magneto  Process  consists  in  the  novelty  of  single  currents  of  mag- 
netic electricity,  which  are  generated  by  simply  revolving  a  coil  of  wire  between  the 
poles  of  a  steel  magnet,  and  is  found  to  answer  every  purpose  of  a  galvanic  battery, 
without  any  of  its  uncertanity  of  action,  expense,  or  trouble.    The  same  machine  admits 
being  regulated  in  power  for  the  largest  or  smallest  articles.    The  o})jection  to  its  use  is, 
that  it  requires  a  small,  constant  power,  to  turn  the  coil  of  wire  ;  a  thing  of  no  moment, 
where  steam,  or  other  power  is  used  ;  its  regularity  of  action,  however,  constitutes   one 
of  its  chief  advantages.     The  amount  of  metal  deposited  is  ascertained  by  the  length 
of  time  the  articles  are  under  operation,  and  in  this  respect  it  is  greatly  superior  to  the 
battery,  which  is  more  or  less  incessant ;  and  as  there  are  many  classes   of  articles 
which  cannot  be  weighed,  its  excellency  is  self-evident.     The  solution  employed,  is 
sulphate  of  pottasa  and  silver;  the  deposit  from  this  solution  is  much  harder,  and  not  so 
liable  to  tarnish  as  that  from  the  cyanide.     This  process  is  carried  on  by  the  patentee  at 
his  establishment,  12,  James-street,  St.  Paul's;  the  patent  is  dated  August,  1842.     Li- 
censes have  been  granted  under  these  patents  to  several  manufacturers,  but  it  is  found 
that  the  process  is  more  cheaply  and  better  carried  on,  on  a  large  scale.     Establish- 
ments, therefore,  have  been  opened  where  individuals  can  send  their  work  to  be  plated 
and  gilt.     Another  great  superiority  over  the  old  mode  of  manufacturing  plated  wares 
is,  when  the  silver  may  be  worn  off,  they  can  be  re-plated  at  a  moderate  expense. 
Another  application  of  electricity  consists  in  the  deposition  of  metals  xipon  wax  casts, 
which,  when  melted  out.  leaves  the  precise  form  in  metal;  this  j)rocess  is  known  under 
the  name  of  Electrotype,  and  which  at  some  futvue  period  will  be  of  immense  moment 
to  the  manufacturers. 

Type  Founding  and  Printing. — John  Basken-ille,  a  native  of  Wolverley,  in 
Worcestershire,  was,  in  succession,  a  stone  cutter,  a  schoolmaster,  a  japanner,  and  lastly 
an  eminent  type  founder  and  printer.  He  gave  a  name  to  the  first,  and  his  establish- 
ment of  fame  to  the  other.  Hutton,  his  biographer,  observes  that  in  174.5  he  took  a 
building  lease  of  about  eight  acres  of  land,  to  which  he  gave  the  name  of  Easy  Hill  ; 
converted  it  into  a  Little  Eden,  and  built  a  house  in  the  centre,  and  it  was  soon  sur- 
rounded with  houses.  Here  he  continued  the  bu-siness  of  japanner  for  life;  his  car- 
riage (each  pannel  of  which  was  a  distinct  picture,  might  be  considered  as  the  pal  tern 
card  of  his  trade)  was  drawn  by  a  beautiful  pair  of  cream-coloured  liorses.  His  inclina- 
tion for  letters  induced  him  in  \7o()  to  turn  his  thoughts  to  the  press.  His  first  attemj)t, 
in  175(),  was  a  quarto  edition  of  \'irgil;  this  ho  is  said  to  have  repvhited  in  17o8,  and 
was  emi)l(»yed  by  the  I'niversity  of  Oxford  upon  an  entirely  new-faced  Greek  tj'pe. 
His  talrnts  were  now  generally  appreciated,  luid  he  printed  nnmy  extensive  works, 
manufacturing  his  own  paper,  type,  and  ink.  He  had  leave  from  the  University  of 
CamV)ridge  to  print  a  bible  in  royal  f»>lio,  and  two  editions  of  the  common  jjrayer  book, 
in  three  sizes,  for  the  pennission  of  doing  which  he  i)aid  a  great  preiuiinn.  After  the 
i)ublication  of  this  bible,  Mr.  Baskerville  became  weary  of  iirinting,  and  endeavoured, 
though  unsuccesfully,  to  disi)ose  of  his  types  and  printing  materials,  lie  died  without 
issue?  JanuMry  Hth,  177."»,  aged  Gi),  and  by  his  will  directed  his  body  to  be  buried  in  a 
conical  building  on  his  own  premises,  heretofore  used  an  a  mill,  which  he  had  raised  and 
painted,  and  in  a  vault  prepared  for  it.  A  literary  society  in  Paris,  in  1771'.  for  .£":?,70<), 
purchase!  this  valnal)le  jjrojierty,  and  expended  .flOO.OOO  in  printing,  with  Baskenilles 
elegant  type,  the  works  of  Voltaire.  Mrs.  Haskenille  died  in  March,  1788.  John  Ry- 
land,  Es(i.,  mud.-  considerable  improvements  to  IJaskervilles  house,  which  were  but 
jnst  complet<Hl,  when,  on  the  1.5th  of  July,  17^1.  «»»  the  second  day  of  the  Birmingham 
riota,  they  were  burned  by  the  rioters,  and  the  conic  urn,  placed  to  Uaskerville's  memory. 


HISTORY    OF    BlRMINGHAiM.  35 

lost  in  the  niiua.     In  levelling  the  ground  fur  the  formation  of  some  wharfs,  his  coffin, 
.standing  in  an  upright  position,  and  in  an  entire  state,  was  dug  \ip  ;  upon  opening  it      % 
the  body  was  found  nut  to  be  decomposed,  and  the  teeth  had  the  appearance  of  being  ^  "^ 
perfectly  sound. 

Sir  EnwARD  Thomason's,  now  G.  R.  CoUis  &  Co.'s,  manufactory, in  Church-str  "'^' 
with  a  splendid  suite  of  show  rooms  attached  to  it,  are.  replete  with  costly  and  el  ^^'^" 
rate  specimens  of  workmanship,  in  gold,  silver,  plated  ware,  medals,  bronzes,  anr  ■''i^ 
chrystallized  bases  of  metals.     Among  the  more  massive  productions,  is  a  stat- ^*'^* 
bronze,  of  his  late  majesty,  George  IV.,  in  his  coronation  robes ;  it  is  more  th'^'"^*'* 
feet  high,  weighs  forty-five  hundredweight,  and  is  so  proportioned  at  its  proper  r-''*'  > 
tion,  to  present  a  fine  resemblance  in  comitenance,  form,  and  statiu-e,  of  the  mor'"^"** 
when  at  the  age  of  fifty.     In  a  room,  built  entirely  for  the  puri)ose,  is  a  fac-similO'a" 
the  celebrated  Grecian  Vase  of  Lysippus,  who  flourished  325  years  before  the  Christi 
era,  dug  from  the  ruins  of  Adrian's  palace,  near  Tivoli,  which  was  brought  over  v 
England  by  the  late  Sir  William  Hamilton,  at  the  expense  of  Lord  Warwick,  and 
placed  in  the  gardens  of  Warwick  Castle.     To  this  huge  piece  of  art,  which  is  more 
than  twenty-one  feet  in  cu-cumference,  six  feet  in  height,  and  weighs  ninety  hundred 
weight,  the  proprietor,  by  the  peculiar  process  which  he  adopted,  has  imparted  a  soft 
solidity  of  colour,  unequalled  by  any  example,  both  in  the  porphyritic  oxyde  of  the 
ground,  or  field,  and  in  the  ancient  green  bronze  of  the  arms,  visors,  panthers'  skins, 
foliage,  and  other  ornaments,  with  w^hich  it  is  embellished.     Mr.  Thomason,  who  was 
early  initiated  at  the  scientific  school  of  Soho,  also  produced  a  beautiful  series  of  six- 
teen scientific  and  philosophical  medals  of  German  silver,  each  containing  within  a 
circle  of  three  inches  in  diameter,  a  complete  epitome  of  one  of  the  sciences:  they  are 
inclosed  in  a  morrocco  case,  in  the  form  and  size  of  an  imperial  octavo  volume.     The 
present  proprietors  have  their  extensive  rooms  fitted  up  in  the  most  elegant  and  costly 
manner,  and  visitors  are  conducted  tlu-ough  theii-  extensive  manufactory,  and  never  fail 
to  be  highly  gratified. 

Guns  axd  Swords. — The  sword  was,  no  doubt,  the  manufacttu-e  of  Bu-mingham  in 
the  time  of  the  Britons;  but  tradition  says,   King  William,  once  lamenting  that  guns 
were  not  manufactured  in  his  dominions,  but  that  he  was  obliged  to  procure  them  from 
Holland,  at  a  great  expense,  and  greater  difficulty.  Sir  Richard  Newdegate,  one  of 
the  members  for  the  county,  being  present,  told  the  King  '•  That  genius  resided  in 
Wanvickshire,  and  that  he  thought  his  constituents  could  answer  his  Majesty's  wishes." 
The  King  was  pleased  with  the  remark,  and  the  member  posted  to  Birmingham. 
Upon  application  to  a  person  in  Digbeth,  the  pattern  was  executed  %vith  precision, 
which,  when  presented  to  the  royal  board,  gave  entire  satisfaction.     Orders  were  im- 
mediately issued  for  large  munbers,  and  the  ingenious  artists,  so  amply  rewarded, 
Hutton  says,  that  they  have  rolled  in  their  carriages  to  this  day.     G overnment  have  at 
all  times  large  stores  of  fire-arms  in  the  Tower  of  London,  yet,  after  the  French  re- 
volution, in  1793,  and  England  was  threatened  with  an  invasion,  the  numerous  volun- 
teers, who  offered  their  sen-ices  at  that  time  to  repel  the  enemy,  required  such  a  pro- 
fusion to  be  disfributed  among  them,  that  it  became  necessary  to  purchase  large  quan- 
tities from  any  part  of  the  continent  where  they  could  be  procured  ;  and  the  volun- 
teers from  this  town  were  supplied  with  muskets  from  Prussia.     At  that  time  the  num- 
ber of  hands  employed  in  the  trade  were  but  few.     In  the  year  1804,  they  were  enabled 
to  supply  five  thousand  stand  of  arms  monthly.     In  1809,   government  was  supplied 
with  twenty  thousand  stand  of  arms  monthly.     In  1810,   the  number  was  increased 
from  twenty-eight  to  thirty  thousand  monthly;  and  the  number  was  regularly  sup- 
plied until  the  peace  of  Paris.     An  act  of  parliament  was  obtained,  in  the  year  1813, 
for  the  erection  of  a  Proof  House  in  this  town,  situated  in  Banlnu-y-street,  where  all 
barrels  of  guns,  pistols,  blunderbusses,  &c.  must  be  proved  and  marked,  under  a  se- 
vere penalty  ;  and  since  that  time  the  manufacturing  of  fowling  pieces  has  very  con- 


•3(5  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

«idera1)ly  incroased  ;  it  is  conducted  under  the  direction  of  three  wardens,  who  are 
chosen  1)}-  certain  trustees  and  guardian?,  under  the  act.     The  proof  house,  for  the 
government  department,  Baggot-street,  for  manufacturing  and  proving  small  arms,  is 
large  building.     Capt.  Frederick  James  Ranie,  store  keeper.     The  definitive  treaty 
ElkiL*^^  peace  of  Amiens  arrived  in  Bunningham  9th  March,  ly02,  when  the  intelligence 
hall-st  hrought  from  London  in  ten  hours  and  forty  minutes, 
netic  e^f  tl»e  various  improvements  in  the  manufacture  of  fire  arms,  the  nipple  and  perciLs- 
poles  o  '^^  detonating  powder  cap,  which  superseded  the  old  hammer  and  flint  in  their  dis- 
withoutN"'^"' probably  the  greatest.     It  was  the  invention  of  a  clergjnnan,  and  has  been 
being  rf"  about  forty  years.     Mr.  C.  J.  Smith,  of  Birmingham,  has  lately  obtained  a  patent 
that  it  s(?lf-pnming  gun,  and  a  self-j)riming  revolving  pistol.     The  weapon  is  not  primed 
where-h*^  hammer  is  on  full  cock;  thus  rendering  it  perfectly  safe  in  use,  and  the  touch 
of  it«^  ^^  covered  and  protected  from  damj)  and  dirt.     Compared  with  the  ordinary  gun,  tlie 
of  f''&''^  of  the  communication  from  the  point  where  the  detonating  box  explodes,  to  the 
^,.  body  of  the  powder  inthebanel,  is  reduced  about  onefifth,  thereby  gi-eatly  lessening  tlie 
chance  of  missing  fire ;  and  the  strength  of  the  fire  enhanced,  and  as  the  cap  is  alto- 
gether dispensed  with,  loading  is  greatly  facilitated  ;  the  detonating  powder  is  enclosed  in 
copper.     A  revolving  six-ban  eilcd})istol  does  not  require  a  cap  or  nipple,  but  is  supplied 
by  the  action  of  the  pistol  itself,  v.hen  in  use,  at  the  last  instant.     The  pistol  having  no 
liammer,  a  clear  and  double  sight  for  taking  aim  is  resen-ed  ;  and  the  nipj)le  lieing  hori- 
zontal, instead  of  perpendicular,  renders  a  shield  or  guard  unnecessary,  so  that  the  body 
of  the  weapon  is  reduced  to  the  size  of  the  barrel.     Specimens  of  both  were   presented 
on  Thursday,  October  31st,  1848.  to  Ilis  Royal  IIii,'hness  Prince  Albert;  the  Board  of  Ord- 
nance, the  Earl  of  Auckland,   and  the  Board  of  Admiralty,  and  many  distinguished 
officers  of  the  army  and  uavy  ;  and  the  invention  was  generally  approved  of. 

BinMiNMjHAM,  '•  I'he  grand  toy  shop  of  Europe,"  a  century  and  a  half  ago,  was  an 
insignificant  market  town,  that  never  experienced  the  emanations  of  royal  favour. 
We  have  endeavoured  to  describe  some  of  its  first  great  manufactm-ing  and  mercantile 
men  ;  they  have  been  constantly  followed  by  successors  equally  ingenious,  scientific, 
and  spirited.  And  pi^haps  we  cannot  conclude  these  remarks  on  The  Tbade  better 
than  by  giving  the  last  stanza  of  appropriate  lines,  ^^Titten  by  John  Morfitt,  Esq.,  a 
gentleman  who  intended  writing  a  history  of  Birmingham,  and  in  these  lines  gives  a 
li\ely  dc'srri{)tion  of  its  trade,  d-c. 

"  Thine,  too,  the  trJnkpt  that  the  fair  adorn- 
But  who  can  count  the  spangles  of  the  moru  ? 
What  pencil  can  pourtray  this  splemliil  mart, 
This  vast  stupendous  wilderness  of  art? 
Where  fancy  sporta  in  nil  her  rainbow  hues, 
And  beautifs"  radient  forms  perplex  the  muse; 
The  boundless  theme  transcends  poetic  lays, — 
Let  plain  historic  truth  record  thy  praise.  " 

IHnningham,  during  the  last  fifty  years,  by  the  spirited  expenditure  of  individuals, 
and  the  judicious  maniigement  of  the  street  commissioners,  has  changed  its  character  of 
blackness-,  closeness,  and  def««ctive  taste,  for  that  of  a  town  of  spacioiLs,  wide,  and  well 
])aved  streets,  abounding  in  puldic  buildings,  in  the  offices  of  large  trading  companies, 
and  in  private  undertakings,  oxbibilinij  generally  a  highly  advanced  state  of  jinhitec- 
tiiral  decorations,  and  a  general  air  of  substantial  wealth  and  indi^pendence. 

MiNiriPAi,.  Birmingham,  until  the  passing  of  the  Refonn  Act,  in  1832,  and  the 
Corporation  Refonn  Act,  !Mb  September,  IS.'i.'*,  was  unrepresented  in  the  great  council 
of  the  nation.  As  previously  stated,  it  now  sends  two  members  to  parliament,  and  the 
bonmgh  is  ctmiposed  of  the  parishes  of  liinningham  and  Ed^baston,  and  the  hamlets  of 
Bordesley,  I)nddest(»n  and  Nechells,  and  Deritend,  in  the  j)arishof  Aston,  and  in  the 
county  of  Warwick.  On  the  .'Mst  October.  18:{8,  it  received  a  municipal  charter;  and 
r*u  the  '2»>th  Di'ceinljrr.  IH.JS,  the  first  election  of  mayor,  town  councillors,  and   alder- 


HISTORY    CF    BIRMINGHAM.  1^7 

men,  took  place,  whoii  V»'illiani  Scholofu'ld,  Ivsq.,  was  elected  mayor.  The  l)orough  is 
divided  into  tliirteen  wards,  of  which  the  parish  of  Birmingham  forms  ten,  the  parish 
(»f  Kdghaston,  and  the  townsliips  of  Borde.sley  and  Deritend,  and  of  Duddeston  and 
Nechells,  each  one.  For  the  entire  borough,  sixteen  aldermen  are  elected ;  of  these 
one  each  is  elected  to  represent  each  of  the  thirteen  wards  by  the  burgesses,  and  the 
other  three  are  elected  by  the  body  corporate,  and  act  in  case  of  any  of  the  representa- 
tives for  the  wards  being  absent ;  three  councillors  are  elected  for  ten  wards,  and  six. 
each  for  the  other  three  wards ;  making  a  total  of  forty-eight  councillors.  The  ten 
\vards  of  Birminghant,  with  the  population  of  each,  are,  Lady  Wood,  8,7!^7;  All-saints, 
1.3,719;  Hampton,  110)37;  St.  George,  19,648;  St.  Mary,  14,682;  St.  Paul,  8,97.3; 
Market  Hall,  13,014  ;  St.  Peter,  16,  773;  St.  Martin,  ]3,.323  ;  and  St.  Thomas,  18,234. 

A  separate  Court  of  Quarter  Sessions  has  recently  been  granted.     The  Borough 
Gaol  is  situated  at  ^\'iuson  Green,  2^  miles  west  trom  the  Market  Hall. 
The  corporate  body  are 

Members  of  parliament,  J.  G.  F.  Muntz,  Esq.,  William  Scholefield,  Esq. 
Mayor.     Samuel  Thornton,  Esq. 
Recorder.     M.  D.  Hill,  Esq. 

Mayisiraies.  Samuel  Beale,  Esq.;  Thomas  Beilby,  Esq.;  Thomas  Bolton,  Esq, ; 
Francis  Clark,  Esq.;  John  Birt  Davics,  Esq.;  Charles  G  each,  Esq.;  James  James,  Esq.; 
John  T.  La^^Tence,  Esq.;  Howard  Luccock,  Esq.;  William  Mathews,  Esq.;  J.  B. 
Melson,  Esq.;  John  Meredith,  Esq.;  C.  R.  Moorson,  Esq.;  T.  Pemberton,  Esq.;  C.  C. 
Scholefield,  Esq.;  William  Scholefield,  Esq.;  Charles  Shaw,  Esq.;  Henry  \'au 
Wart,  Esq. 

Towx  Council.  Lady  Wood.  Alderman,  John  Pabner.  Councillors. — Mr. 
John  Collins,  Mr.  Charles  Stm-ge,  Mr.  James  Baldwin. 

All  Saints.  Alderman,  P.  H.  Muntz.  Councillors. — Mr.  L  Prime,  Mr.  J. 
Hinks,  Mr.  F.  Matchett. 

Hampton.  Alderman,  C.  Lawde\y.  Councillors. — Mr.  T.  R.  T.  Hodgson,  Mr. 
G.  V.  Blunt,  Mr.  Aaron  Jennens. 

St.  George's.  Aldennan,  H.  Van  Wart.  Councillors. — Mr.  W.  Spicer,  Mr. 
Kalph  Heaton,  Mr.  G.  Lingard. 

St.  Marys.  Alderman,  T.  Weston.  Councillors. — Mr.  Thomas  Walker,  Mr. 
Charles  Cheshire,  Mr.  L  B.  Wright. 

St.  Paul's.  Alderman,  James  James.  Councillors. — Mr.  S.  G.  Onion,  Mr.  W. 
L.  Sargant,  Mr.  E.  Lucas. 

Market  Hall.  Alderman,  Thomas  Phillips.  Councillors. — Mr.  J.  Smith,  Mr. 
J.  B.  Pavne,  Mr.  A.  Browett. 

St.  Peter's.  Alderman,  H.  Smith.  Councillors. — Mr.  R.  Smith,  Mr.  Joseph 
James,  Mr.  D.  Barnett,  Mr.  C.  Dollman,  Mr.  J.  Shackel,  Mr.  C.  Clifford. 

St.  Martin's.  Alderman,  J.  H.  Cutler.  Councillors. — Mr.  J.  Rodway,  Mr.  J. 
Roderick,  Mr.  S.  Briggs. 

St.  Thomas's.  Alderman,  R.  Martineau.  Councillors, — Mr.  J.  C.  Wynn,  Mr. 
J.  Poolton,  Mr.  J.  Harcourt. 

Edgbaston.  Alderman,  S.  Beale.  Councillors. — !Mr.  W.  Bolton,  Mr.  R.  Under- 
hill,  Mr.  S.  Bucklev. 

Deritend  and  Bordesley.  Aldennan,  Charles  Geach.  Councillors. — Mr.  J. 
Hawkes,  Mr.  W.  Boddington,  Jun.,  Mr.  H.  Holland,  Mr.  T.  Harding,  Mr.  R.  B. 
Potter,  Mr.  T.  Harlow. 

Duddeston-cum-Nechells.  Aldennan, W. Scholefield,  Esq.,  M.P.  Councillors. — 
Mr.  W.  Wood,  Mr.  H.  Hawkes,  Mr.  W.  Gammon,  Mr.  S.  Haycock,  Mr.  E.  Gwtb^, 
Mr.  H.  Cracklow. 

Aldermen  not  assigned  to  wards,  Thomas  Bolton,  Francis  Room. 
Coroner.     J.  B.  Da\-ie9,  Esq.,  M.D. 


38  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

Town  Clerk.     S.  Bray.  Esq. 

Clerk  of  the  Peace.     G.  Edmonds,  Esq. 

Deputy  Clerk  of  the  Peace.     E.  Wright,  Esq. 

Treasurer.     Mr.  Henry  Knight. 

IlKiH  Constable.     Mr.  G.  Redfem. 

Chief  Superintendent  of  Police.     Mr.  R.  A.  Stephens. 

Prison  Keeper.     Mr.  G.  Glossop. 

Public  Offices  and  Prison,  Moor  Street,  were  erected  in  1806,  for  the  meetings  of 
the  magistrates.  The  PrLson  was  separated  from  the  Pii])lic  Office  hy  an  extensive 
yard,  and  has  two  departments,  one  for  male  and  the  other  for  female  prisoners.  These 
premises  are  now  transferred  to  the  corporation. 

Police  Force  consists  of  one  cliief  Superintendent,  five  Inspectors,  six  Sub- 
Inspectors,  twenty-two  Sergeants,  and  282  Constables. 

Chief  Police  Station,  First  Divison,  60,  New  Street,  opposite  the  Post  Office. 
Chief  Superintendent,  Mr.  Richard  AUeyn  Stephens.  Inspector  of  Nuisances,  James 
Bliss.  First  Division  Inspector,  John  Leggett ;  Chief  Clerk,  John  Austen.  Sergeants 
John  Gaule,  Melvill  Burton,  Thomas  Hall,  Joseph  Timmins,  Thomas  Spear,  Timothy 
Sullivan,  and  John  Casey. 

Police  Station,  No.  2,  Sand  Pitts.  Sub-Inspectors,  Henry  Frceth  and  John  Taylor. 
Sergeants,  Joshua  Rest  Prankish,  Allen  Hewson,  William  Orme,  and  James  Baker. 

Police  Station,  No.  3,  Staniforth  Street.  Inspector,  Edward  Edmunds.  Sub- 
Inspectors,  Cornelius  Sullivan  and  Edwin  Hine. 

Section  House,  Bath  Row  and  Crooked  Lane. 

Office  of  the  Detective  Force,  Public  Offices,Moor  Street.  ^Ir.  George  Glossop, 
Insj)ector,  and  Mr.  George  Philip  Tandy,  Sub-Inspector. 

Public  Office,  Moor  Street,  Petty  Sessions,  held  daily. 

Quarter  Sessions  are  fixed  by  the  Recorder. 

The  Prison  department  contains,  16  cells,  S  for  males,  and  8  for  females;  fomr 
airing  yards,  and  a  bath  room.  There  are  also  three  bed  rooms,  set  apart  for  the 
Governors  house,  for  the  more  respectable  class  brought  here,  who  are  accommodated 
with  a  feather  bed  and  clean  sheets,  &c.  for  which  a  charge  of  one  shilling  per  night  is 
made,  which  goes  to  the  Borough  fund.  The  cells  are  fitted  up  with  every  convenience, 
and  great  credit  is  due  to  the  Governor,  Mr.  George  Glossop,  for  the  cleanliness  obsened 
in  this  place;  which  is  only  used  as  a  place  of  confinement  befure  trial,  or  until  fully 
convicted. 

Borough  (Jaol.  Previous  to  the  grant  of  a  separate  Court  of  Quarter  Ses^iious  for 
the  Borough,  all  prisoners  after  conviction  by  the  magistrates,  were  sent  to  Warwick, 
to  the  county  prison,  to  await  their  trials.  A  Borough  Gaol  was  conunenced,  atWinson 
Green,  in  1848,  distant  2\  miles  from  the  Market  Hall;  it  is  built  after  the  model 
prison,  Pentonville,  London,  to  accommodate  340  prisoners,  intended  for  males,  females, 
juveniles  and  debtors,  the  estimated  cost  being  ^50,000.,  to  be  defrayed  out  of  the 
Bor(tUL'h  rate.  The  prison  stands  uj)on  foiu"  acres  of  groiind,  built  of  brick  and  stone. 
a  bouiidiiry  wall  twejity  fet't  bigh,  surrounding  the  prison,  having  four  wardrr's  turrets 
overlooking  the  prison  yards. 

In  noticing  a  Petition  about  the  year  1716,  for  a  Corporation,  addressed  to  King 
George  I.  Huttonsays,  •••  a  more  simple  government  cannot  be  instituted,  nor  one  more 
efficacious;"  and  adds,  ''  a  town,  gitverned  by  a  multitude  of  governors,  is  the  most 
likoly  t(»  be  ill  governed." 

I'rovidpnt  SociiTirs.  Belonging  to  this  class,  there  are  in  this  town  many  Benefit 
Societies  (Chil)s,)  the  members  »)f  which  })ay  small  monthly  contributions  to  tbeir 
resjiective  funds,  from  which  they  are  relieved  in  cases  of  sickness,  infinnity,  and 
superannuation;  and  from  which  the  friends  of  decea.«jed  members  receive  a  certain 
sum  of  money  to  provide  for  their  decent  interment.     Amongst  these  fraternities  are 


HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM.  30 

several  secret  Orders,  whose  splendid  Regalia  gives  an  imposing  effect  to  all  public 
processions.  Numerous  other  Provident  Societies  exist  in  liirminghara,  of  which  the 
Permanent  Equitable  Benefit  Building  Society,  established  at  Mr.  J.  Corbett's 
Temperance  Hotel.  49,  Paradise  Street,  on  Friday,  November  6th,  1846,  and  enrolled 
according  to  Act  of  Parliimmt,  is  conducted  by  four  Trustees  and  twelve  Directors  ; 
and  its  rules  appear  well  calculated  to  ensure  beneficial  results. 

General  Provident  Benevolent  Institution,  for  the  working  classes,  established 
in  1833,  for  various  benevolent  objects.  The  number  of  members  on  the  books, 
December  31,  1847,  were  2501,  of  whom  2147  were  insuring  medical  attendance  ;  1878 
insuring  a  sum  of  money  at  death ;  1864  insmTing  weekly  payments  in  sickness,  (630 
of  them  being  children  in  the  Sunday  Schools;)  30  are  paying  double  for  18  years  and 
7  months,  and  4  treble  for  1 1  years,  and  8  quadruple  for  7  years  and  9  months,  to  become 
independent  of  their  weekly  contributions  to  the  Sick  Club;  and  to  insure  an  extra 
prov-ision  for  their  widows  and  orphans  at  their  death :  1  is  already  Independent;  2  are 
paying  for  Independent  EndowTnents;  and  2  for  Independent  Annuities;  I  is  paying 
for  an  Annuity  after  the  age  of  60,  and  31  for  Annuities  after  the  age  of  65:  2i>6  are 
depositors  in  the  Savings  Fund;  and  58  are  Honorary  members,  subscribing  to  the 
Benevolent  Fund  only.  13  Offices  are  established  in  various  parts  of  the  Borough. 
Central  Office,  25,  Ann  Street,  open  daily,  from  nine  in  the  morning  to  six  in  the 
evening;  Secretary,  Mr.  W.  Thompson.  Patron,  the  Right  Rev.  the  Lord  Bishop  of 
Worcester.     President,  the  Rev.  J.  C.  Miller,  M.  A. 

The  Saving's  Bank,  9,  Temple  Row,  is  a  provident  institution,  which  affords  a 
safe  and  beneficial  investment  of  the  savings  of  the  humbler  classes  ;  it  was  estab- 
lished in  1827.  A  handsome  building  has  been  erected  out  of  the  surplus-fand,  with  a 
residence  for  the  secretary.  It  is  open  from  12  till  2  every  Monday  and  Thursday. 
The  balance  due  to  depositors,  20th  November,  1847,  was  .;£:337,216.  2s.  9d.,  in  18,634 
accounts,  of  which  there  were  12,882  whose  respective  balances  did  not  exceed  ^20. ; 
3,161  were  above  ^^20.,  and  not  exceeding  ,^50. ;  1,304  were  above  ^50.,  and  not  ex- 
ceeding ^100.  ;  378  were  above  ^100.,  and  not  exceeding  ^150. ;  193  were  above  £160., 
but  not  exceeding  ^200. ;  48  were  charitable  societies,  and  71  friendly  societies;  and 
of  the  above  sum,  ,^3,300.  belonged  to  the  seperate  surplus-fund.  President  :  Right 
Hon.  Lord  Calthorp.  Vice-Presidents  :  Sir  Fras.  Lawley,  Bart.,  and  William 
Stiatford  Dugdale,  Esq.     Secretary:  Mr.  William  Bolton. 

Breweries. — A  wholesale  brewery  was  established  in  the  Hinckleys  in  1752^  but 
soon  fell  to  decay ;  the  publicans  at  that  time  brewing  their  own  beer.  In  1782  another 
was  erected  in  Mosely  street.  In  1784,  a  brewery  was  established  in  Warstone  Lane, 
to  furnish  the  town  with  porter  in  the  London  style;  this  is  supplied  by  a  small  rivulet 
which  once  served  to  guard  the  castle.  Hutton  says,  "  the  proprietor  may  be  said  to 
barrel  up  a  river,  and  the  inhabitants  to  swallow  a  stream,  which  run  useless  for  ages." 

Hackney  Coaches. — In  1775,  a  man  was  determined  to  try  if  a  hackney  coach 
would  succeed;  he  had  not  mounted  the  box  many  times,  before  he  inadvertently 
dropped  the  expression,  "thirty  shillings  a  day,"  and  very  soon  a  second  rolled  into  the 
circus,  and  in  1793  were  augmented  to  fifteen. 

Banks. — Previous  to  the  year  1765,  the  discounting  of  bills  was  principally  done  by 
the  drapers  and  grocers,  but  in  that  year  two  opulent  individuals,  Messrs.  Taylor  and 
Lloyd,  established  a  regular  bank ;  success  produced  a  second,  by  Francis  Cooke,  Esq. ; 
and  a  third,  by  Francis  Goodall,  Esq. and  Co.;  and,  in  1790,  a  fourth,  by  Isaac  Spooner, 
Esq.  and  Co.  To  enumerate  the  greatvariety  of  trades  and  occupations  in  Binningham 
would  be  useless;  we  must  therefore  refer  the  reader  to  an  examination  of  the  Directory, 
which  vWU  present  him  with  the  trades  of  every  sort,  and  also  with  the  number  in  eacli 
trade. 

Antiquities.— It  has  been  truly  remarked,  that  until  Mr.  Ilutton's  History  of 
Birmingham,  very  little  pains  had  been  bestowed  in  describing  a  place,  holding  so 


40  HISTORY    Of    IURMLVGHaSI. 

liiijlj  a  rank  thruughout  Europe,  in  tlie  scale  of  its  population  and  commerce,  and  in 
the  mechanical  and  n.sefal art«j.  Dugdale,  the  {^reat  historian  of  the  county,  only  be- 
stowed a  few  pages  to  its  early  lii^tory  Lelaiid,  in  his  Itinerary,  compiled  by  the 
order  <.f  Henry  VIII.  says,  -I  came  thronj,'h  a  pretty  street  as  ever  I  entered,  into 
Ijinningham  town.  This  street,  as  I  remember,  is  called  Dirtey  (Deritend).  In  it 
dwell  smiths  and  cutlers,  and  there  is  a  brook  that  divides  this  street  from  Birmingham, 
an  hamlet  member  belonginj^'  to  the  parish  thereby.  There  is  at  the  end  of  Dirtey  a 
proper  chapel,  and  mansion  hoiise  of  timber  (the  moat)  hard  on  the  ripe  (bank)  as  the 
brook  runneth  down,  and  as  I  went  through  the  ford  by  the  bridge,  the  water  came 
down  on  the  right  hand,  and  a  few  miles  below  goeth  into  the  Tame.  This  brook, 
above  Dirtey,  Jjreaketh  into  two  arms;  tluit  a  little  beneath  the  bridge  close  arruin. 
Tliis  brook  riseth,  as  some  say,  four  or  five  miles  above  Birmingham,  towards  lilack 
hills.  The  beauty  of  Birmingham,  a  good  market  town  in  the  extreme  parts  of  War- 
wicksliire,  is  one  street  going  up  alonge,  almost  from  the  left  ripe  of  the  brook,  up  a 
mean  hill,  by  the  length  of  a  quarter  of  a  mile.  I  saw  but  one  parish  church  in  the 
town.  A  great  part  of  the  town  is  maintained  l)y  smithes,  who  have  their  iron  and 
sea-coal  out  of  Stafturdshire." 

We  have  no  histories  of  those  times  but  what  are  letl  us  by  the  Romans,  who  pur- 
sued Britain  a  whole  century  before  they  reduced  it,  which  indicates  they  considered  it 
a  valuable  prize.  Though  the  Britons  were  not  masters  of  science,  like  the  Romans, 
yet  by  many  testimonies,  it  is  evident  they  were  masters  of  plain  life  ;  that  many  of 
tlie  simple  arts  were  practised  in  that  day  as  well  as  in  this  ;  tlie  Romans  themselves 
allow  the  Britons  were  complete  masters  of  the  chariot  ;  that  when  the  scythe  was 
lixed  at  each  end  of  tlie  axletree,  they  drove  with  great  dexterity  into  the  midst  of 
the  enemy,  broke  tlieir  ranks,  and  mowed  them  down.  The  instnmients  of  war  used 
by  the  Britons,  were  a  sword,  spear,  shield,  and  scythe.  If  they  were  not  the  manufac- 
turers, how  came  they  by  these  instnmients.  It  cannot  be  supposed  that  either  they 
or  the  chariots  were  imported,  for  that  would  give  them  much  greater  consequence. 
They  must  have  been  well  ac(piainted  with  the  tools  used  in  husbandry ;  and  bad  as 
their  houses  were,  a  chest  of  carpenter's  tools  would  be  necessary  to  complete  them. 
1'here  is  the  greatest  reason  to  supj)ose  our  forefatliers,  the  Britons,  were  supplied  with 
these  necessary  imj)lements  by  the  artists  of  the  Birmingham  forge.  Iron-stone  and 
coal  are  the  materials  for  this  production,  both  which  are  found  in  the  ncighl)ourhood 
in  great  plenty.  The  smelting  of  iron-stone  was  do  doubt  practised  by  the  Britons; 
the  vast  heaj)s  of  slag  or  cinder  remaining  are  sufficient  e\-idence,  and  the  great  num- 
ber of  disuN(^l  coal  pits  on  \Veduesl)ury  Old  Field,  lead  to  the  same  conclusion.  The 
chief,  if  not  the  only  manufacture  of  Binningham,  from  its  tirst  existence,  j)robably  as 
long  before  the  days  t>f  C'a'sar  as  since,  to  the  restoratitm  of  Charles  the  Second,  was  in 
iron  ;  of  tliis  was  j)roduced  the  instnnnents  of  war,  and  of  husbandry,  furniture  for 
the  kitchen,  and  tools  for  the  whole  system  of  carjientry.  The  very  roads  that  pro- 
ceed from  Birmingham  are  additional  indications  of  her  great  antiquity  and  commer- 
cial influence;  having  been  worn,  by  the  long  practice  of  ages,  into  deep  hollowayg, 
Pome  of  them  twelve  or  fourteen  yards  below  the  surface  t)f  the  l)anks  with  which  they 
were  once  even.  Modern  industry,  anil  various  turnpike  acts,  have  changed  these 
roads.  Its  inland  trade  was  sn»all,  ])rior  to  the  titteenth  century.  The  liorse  was  the 
chief  conveyer  of  burdens  among  the  Britons,  and  for  centuries  alter;  if  we,  therefore, 
consider  the  great  length  of  tinu'  it  would  take  for  tlie  rains  tofonn  these  deep  ravages, 
we  must  plac«!  the  origin  «tf  Birmingham  at  a  very  early  date.  The  ancient  centre  of 
Binniiigliam  seems  to  have  been  the  Oi.n  Ciioss.  from  the  ntunber  of  streets  pointing 
towards  it,  numy  of  them  formed  with  narrow  (Mitraiu-es.  Iluttt)n  justly  observes,  "  (uie 
generation,  for  want  ol*  foresight,  tonus  a  narrow  «>ntrance.  and  another  widens  it  by 
Act  of  I'arliaiment."  Success,  which  ever  waits  on  indu>try,  produced  a  gradual  but 
>ery  slow  increase  in  Birmingham;  but  having  taken  firm  root,  wa^  able  to  stand   the 


niSTORY    OF    III  RM  INCH  AM.  41 

wintry  blasts  of  fortune,  and  continnod  to  wield  her  sparkling  heat,  in  executing  the 
orders  of  tlie  sturdy  Briton  ;  tlien  of  the  polite  and  lieroic  Ilonmn ;  afterwards  of  our 
mild  ancestors,  the  Saxons,  and  whether  for  the  plundering  Dane,  is  uncertain  his 
reign  being  sliort ;  and  lastly  for  the  resolute  and  swrly  Norman. 

liinningham.  from  its  first  formation  to  the  present  day,  was  never  the  liabitation 
of  a  gentleman,  the  lords  of  the  manor  excepted,  (see  ])age  28.)  The  smoke  of  Bir- 
mingham is  very  ))ropitious  to  their  growth,  but  not  to  their  maturity.  Gentlemen,  as 
well  as  buttons,  have  l)een  stamped  here ;  but,  like  them,  when  finished,  are  moved  off. 
They  both  originate  from  a  very  imcouth  state,  without  form  or  comeliness^  and  pass 
through  various  stages ;  some  of  them  at  length  receive  the  last  polish,  and  arrive 
at  perfection  ;  while  others,  ruined  by  a  flaw,  are  deemed  ivasters.  Hutton  says,  "  I  have 
known  the  man  of  opulence  direct  his  gilt  chariot  out  of  Birmingham,  who  first  approach- 
ed her,  an  helpless  orphan  in  rags :  I  have  known  the  chief  magistrate  of  fifty  thousand 
people,  fiiU  from  his  pluTton,  and  luunbly  ask  bread  at  a  parish  vestry."  The  paternal 
ancestor  of  the  late  Sir  Charles  Holt,  was  a  native  of  this  place;  and  purchaser,  in  the 
beginning  of  the  reign  of  Edward  Til.  of  the  several  manors  which  have  been  the  hon- 
our and  support  of  his  house  to  the  present  time.  Walter  Clodshale  was  a  native  of 
Birmingham,  who,  in  1332,  purchased  the  manor  of  Saltley.  The  Colmore  family,  of 
which  a  numerous  branch  still  flourish  here — of  whom,  the  predecessor,  in  the  reign  of 
Henry  VIII.  is  said  to  have  occupied  a  shop,  in  High  street,  as  a  draper,  and  general 
receiver  of  taxes — the  head  of  it,  in  the  reign  of  James  I.  erected  New  Hall,  and  him- 
self into  a  gentleman.  On  this  desirable  eminence,  about  half  a  mile  from  the  buildings, 
they  resided,  till  tune,  fashion,  and  success,  removed  them,  like  their  predecessors,  the 
sons  of  fortune,  to  a  greater  distance.  The  place  was  then  possessed  by  a  tenant  as  a 
fanii ;  biit,  Birmingham,  a  speedy  traveller,  marched  over  the  premises,  and  covered 
them  with  twelve  hundred  houses,  on  building  leases  ;  and  the  farmer  was  converted 
into  a  fellmonger.  Many  other  families  were  equally  successful.  Richard  Smallbroke, 
bishop  of  Lichfield  and  Coventry,  in  the  reign  of  George  II.  was  a  native  of  Binnmgham. 
It  has  often  been  remarked,  that  wealth  seldom  continues  for  more  than  three  genera- 
tions in  one  family,  and  Hutton  points  out  many  fallen  families  to  corroborate  the  above 
remark ;  he  adds,  "  the  families  of  those  ancient  heroes,  of  Saxon  and  Norman  race, 
are  chiefly  by  the  mutations  of  time  and  of  state,  either  become  extinct  or  reduced  to 
the  lowest  verge  of  fortime.  These  few,  therefore,  whose  descent  is  traceable,  may  be 
carried  higher  than  that  of  the  present  nobility ;  none  of  whom  claim  peerage  beyond 
Edward  I.,  about  1295.  Hence  it  follows,  that  for  antiriuity,  alliance,  and  blood,  the 
advantage  is  evidently  in  favour  of  the  lowest  class.  Most  of  the  ancient  chm-ches  in 
England  are  of  Saxon  original,  and  were  erected  between  the  fourth  and  tenth  cen- 
tury; that  of  St.  Martin's  is  ancient  beyond  the  reach  of  historical  knowledge;  but 
frona  various  concmrent  cu'cumstances,  it  appears  most  probable  to  have  been  erected 
in  the  eighth  century,  and,  no  doubt,  according  to  the  custom  of  the  times,  was  out  of 
the  precincts  of  the  to^^^l,  Digbeth  and  Deritend  lying  in  the  road  to  Stratford,  War- 
wick, and  Coventry  ;  all  places  of  antiquity  were  now  formed,  and  this  famous  niu*sery 
of  arts  might  by  this  time  consist  of  six  hundred  houses.  Deritend,  as  an  appendage 
to  Birmingham,  long  laboured  under  the  inconvenience  of  being  remote  fi-om  the 
parish  church  of  Aston,  and,  too  numerous  for  admission  into  that  of  Birmingham,  pro- 
cured a  grant  in  I38I,  to  erect  a  chapel  of  their  own.  It  does  not  appear  that  Deri- 
tend was  attended  with  any  considerable  augmentation  from  the  Nonnan  conquest  to 
the  year  1767,  when  a  turnpike  road  was  opened  to  Alcester,  and  when  Henry  Brad- 
ford publicly  offered  a  freehold  to  the  man  who  should  first  build  upon  his  estate ;  since 
which  time  it  has  made  rapid  progress.  In  1309,  William  de  Birmingham,  Lord  of  the 
manor,  took  a  distress  of  the  inhabitants  of  Bromsgrove  and  King's  Norton,  for  refusing 
to  pay  the  customary  tolls  of  the  market.  The  inhabitants,  therefore,  brought  their 
action,  and  recovered  damages,  because  it  was  said,  their  lands  being  the  ancient  de- 

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42  HISTORY    OF    BIRMIVGHAM. 

mesne  of  the  crown,  they  had  a  right  to  sell  their  produce  in  any  market  in  the  King's 
dominions.  It  appeared  in  the  course  of  the  trial,  that  the  ancestors  of  William  de 
Bermingham  had  a  Market  here  before  the  Norman  conquest.  An  old  author  ob- 
ser\-es,  that  in  the  time  of  the  Saxons,  Birmingham  was  governed  by  two  constables; 
which  says  much  in  favour  of  the  population  and  antiquity  of  the  place.  In  Domes- 
day book  it  is  rated  at  four  hides  of  land.  A  hide  was  as  much  as  a  team  could  con- 
veniently plough  in  a  year;  perhaps  about  fifty  acres.  It  was  also  said  to  contain 
woods  of  half  a  mile  in  length,  and  four  fiirlongs  in  breadth.  What  difference  sub- 
sisted in  ancient  times  between  half  a  mile  and  four  fiulongs  is  uncertain ;  we  know  of 
none  now.  The  mile  was  reduced  to  its  present  standard  in  the  reign  of  Queen 
Elizabeth  ;  neither  are  there  the  least  traces  of  those  woods.  Timber  forms  no  part  of 
the  manufactory  of  Birmingham.  The  ancient  increase  of  the  town  was  towards  the 
50uth,  because  of  the  great  road,  the  conveniency  of  water,  the  church,  and  the  manor 
house,  all  which  lay  in  that  quarter ;  but  the  modern  extension  was  chiefly  to  the 
north,  the  scions  of  her  trade  having  been  transplanted  as  far  as  Wednesbury,  Walsall, 
and  Wolverhampton.  But  particularly  as  approaching  the  coal  depths,  which  were 
considered  the  soul  of  her  prosperity.  The  following  extract  jfrom  the  register,  will 
show  her  gradual  increase,  even  before  the  restoration: — In  the  year  1555,  there  were 
.37  christenings,  15  weddings,  and  27  burials;  in  the  year  1603,  65  christenings,  14 
weddings,  and  47  burials  ;  in  1625,  76  christenings,  18  weddings,  and  49  burials.  In 
1251,  William  de  Bermingham,  Lord  of  th^  manor,  procured  an  additional  charter 
from  Henry  III.,  reviving  some  decayed  privileges,  and  granting  others ;  among  the 
last  was  that  of  the  Whitsuntide  fair,  to  begin  on  the  eve  of  Holy  Thursday,  and  to 
continue  four  days.  At  the  alteration  of  the  style,  in  1 752,  it  was  prudently  changed 
to  the  Thursday  in  Whitsun  week,  that  less  time  might  be  lost  to  the  injury  of 
work  and  the  workmen.  lie  also  procured  another  fair,  to  begin  on  the  eve  of  St. 
Michael,  and  continue  three  days.  Both  which  fairs  are  still  in  great  repute.  By  the 
interest  of  Audomore  de  Valance,  Earl  of  Pembroke,  a  license  was  obtained  from  the 
crown,  in  1319,  to  charge  an  additional  toll  upon  every  article  sold  in  the  market  for 
,  three  years,  towards  paving  the  town.  Every  quarter  of  corn  to  pay  one  farthing,  and 
other  things  in  proportion.  At  the  expiration  of  the  term,  the  toll  was  foimd  inade- 
quate to  the  expense,  and  the  work  lay  dormant  for  eighteen  years,  till  1337,  when  a 
second  license  was  obtained  equal  to  the  first,  which  completed  the  intention.  Bir- 
mingham, in  the  twelfth  century,  was  crowded  with  timber,  within  and  without ;  her 
streets  dirty  and  narrow.  The  inhabitant  became  an  early  encroacher  upon  her  nar- 
row streets ;  and  sometimes  the  lord  was  the  greatest.  Her  houses  were  mean  and 
low,  but  few  reaching  more  than  one  story,  perhaps  none  more  than  two,  composed 
of  wood  and  plaster;  she  was  a  stranger  to  brick;  no  public  building  but  the  church-. 
In  the  fourteenth  century  lier  buildings  were  multiplied,  but  not  much  improved  ;  and, 
besides  the  church,  a  priory  of  stone,  founded  by  contributicm,  at  the  head  of  which 
stood  her  lord,  the  guild  of  timber,  now  the  Free  School ;  and  Deritend  chapel  of  the 
same  materials,  resembling  a  barn  with  somethmg  like  an  awkward  dove  cote  at  the 
west  end,  by  way  of  steeple.  The  inhabitants  were  plain,  industrunis,  and  honest, 
In  curious  operations,  knoum  only  to  a  few,  the  artist  was  anq)ly  paid.  The  great 
difleronre  in  the  value  of  money  will  appear  by  the  following  transcripts  from  the 
churchwarden's  ledger :— "  Paid  for  bread  and  ale  to  make  my  Lord  Abbot  drink  in 
llogaticm  Week,  2d,"  An  ecclesiastical  nobleman  accepting  a  twopenny  treat  from  a 
country  churchwarden  would  now  be  strange ;  the  sum  that  sei-\'ed  my  Lord  Abbot 
would  now  be  devoured  by  a  journeyman  in  four  minutes.  ''  1498,  i)aid  for  repeyling 
the  organs,  to  the  organ  uuiker,  at  Ikomirliam,  IDs.'  Birmingham  then  discovered 
the  j)o\vers  of  genius  in  the  finer  arts,  as  well  as  in  iron.  It  appears  while  the  artist 
could  procure  as  much  money  for  tunnig  an  organ  as  would  purchase  an  acre  of  land, 
or  treat  near  half  a  gros«  of  Lord  Abbots,  the  art  of  making  money  was  as  well  un- 
derstood by  our  fathers  as  by  us. 


HISTORY    OF    BIRMIXGUAM.  43 

Ikexield  Street.    About  five  furlongs  North  of  the  Navigation  Bridge,  in  Great 
Charles  Street,  runs  the  Ikenield  Street,  an  ancient  Roman  Road,  which  rises  near 
Southampton,  extends  nearly  North,  through  Winchester,  Wallingford,  and  over  the 
Isis,  at  New-bridge  ;  thence  to  Burford,  crossing  the  Foss  Way,  at  Stour  in  the  Woulds, 
near  Bitford  Bridge,  in  the  county  of  Warwick,  to  Alcester,  by  Studley,  Ipsley,  Beely, 
Wetherick-hill,  Stuteley  streets,   crosses  the  road  from  Birmingham  to  Bromsgrove,  at 
Selley-Oak,  leaving  Harborne  a  mile  to  the  left;  also,  the  Hales  Owen  road,  a  mile 
west  of  Birmingham ;  thence  by  the  Observatory,  in  Lady  Wood  Lane,  where  it  enters 
the  parish  of  Birmingham,  crossing  the  Dudley  road,  at  the  Sand-pits,  along  Worstone 
lane,  through  the  Little-pool  and  Hockley-brook,  where  it  quits  the  parish;  thence  over 
Handsworth  Heath,  entering  a  little  lane  on  the  right  of  Bristle  land's-end,  and  over 
the  river  Tame,  at  Offord-house,  (Oldford,)  directly  to  Sutton  Coldfield.     It  passes  the 
Ridgeway,    1-26   yards  East  of  King's  Standing,  a  little  artificial  mount,  on  which 
Charles  L  is  said  to  have  stood,  when  he  harangued  the  troops  he  brought  out  of  Shrop- 
shire, at  the  opening  of  the  civil  wars  in  1642:  from  thence  the  road  proceeds  through 
Sutton  Park,  and  the  remainder  of  the  Coldfield;  over  Radley-moor,  from  thence  to 
Wall,  a  Roman  Station,  where  it  meets  the  Watling  Street,  leaving  Lichfield  a  mile  to 
the  left;  it  leads  tlu-ough  Street-hay,  over  Fradley-heath ;  thence  through  Alderwas-hays, 
crossing  the  river  Trent,  at  Wichnor-bridge,  to  Branson  turnpike,  over  Branson-moor, 
where  for  about  200  yards  it  is  visible;  thence  over  Burton-moor,  to  Monk's-bridge, 
upon  the  river  Dove;  along  Eginton-heath,  Little-over,  Stepping  Lane,  Nun-Green, 
and  Darley  Slade,  to  the  river  Derwent,  one  mile  above  Derby,  upon  the  eastern  banks 
of  which  stands  little  Chester,  built  by  the  Romans.     The   Romans  properly  termed 
their  ways  streets,  a  name  retained  by  many  of  them  to  this  day ;  one  of  the  smaller 
roads  issuing  from  London,  passes  through  Stratford-upon-Avon,  (Street-ford,)  Monks 
path-sti"eet,  and  Shirley  street,  to  Birmingham ;  all  which  serves  to  prove  that  Bir- 
mingham was  a  place  of  note  in  the  time  of  Caesar.     (For  a  full  account  of  the  Roman 
Roads,  see  the  General  History  of  Warwickshire.) 

The  Priory  was  founded  in  the  early  reigns  of  the  Norman  Kings,  by  the  Berming- 
hams,  lords  of  the  manor  of  Birmingham,  and  was  called  the  Hospital  of  St.  Thomas; 
the  priest  being  bound  to  pray  for  the  souls  of  the  founders  every  day,  to  the  end  of  the 
world.  In  1285,  Thomas  de  Madenhache,  Lord  of  the  manor  of  Aston,  gave  ten  acres 
of  land  in  his  manor  ;  William  de  Bermingham,  ten,  supposed  to  be  where  the  Priory 
stood;  and  Ranulph  de  Rukeby,  three  acres  in  Saltley.  About  the  same  time,  sundry 
others  gave  houses  and  land  in  smaller  quantities.  The  religious  fervour  of  that  day 
run  high ;  it  was  unfashionable  to  leave  the  world,  and  not  remember  the  Priory.  In 
1351,  Fouk  de  Benningham,  and  Richard  Spencer,  jointly  gave  to  the  Priory,  one 
hundred  acres  of  land,  lying  in  Aston,  and  part  in  Birmingham,  to  maintain  another 
priest,  who  should  celebrate  divine  service  daily  at  the  altar  of  the  Virgin  Mary,  in  the 
church  of  the  hospital,  for  the  souls  of  William  la  Mercer,  and  his  wife.  The  church  is 
supposed  to  have  stood  upon  the  spot  in  Hutton's  time,  of  No.  27,  in  Bull  Street.  In 
the  garden  belonging  to  the  Red  Bull,  nearly  opposite,  have  been  discovered  human 
bones,  which  has  caused  some  to  suppose  it  the  place  of  interment  for  the  religioua 
belonging  to  the  Priory.  The  Cemetery  more  probably  extended  North  to  the  Minories, 
leading  to  the  square,  for  in  the  premises  of  Charles  Greatrex,  many  bushels  of  hmnan 
bones  were  dug  up  in  1786,  in  great  perfection,  the  polish  of  the  teeth  remaining.  At 
the  dissolution  of  the  abbies,  in  1536,  the  king's  visitors  valued  the  annual  income  at 
the  trifling  sum  of  £8.  8s.  9d.  The  land  formerly  used  for  the  Priory  of  Birmingham, 
is  now  the  property  of  many  persons :  upon  that  ground,  where  about  thirty  persons 
lived  upon  the  industry  of  others,  about  three  thousand  live  upon  their  own.  In  1775, 
Mr.  Hutton  took  down  an  old  house  of  wood  and  plaster,  which  had  been  erected  in 
1567-  The  foundation  of  this  seemed  to  have  been  built  with  stones  from  the  Priory, 
some  of  which  were  again  used  in  the  fire  place  of  an  under  kitchen.  Perhaps  they 
are  the  only  Gothic  fragments  remaining  of  that  venerable  edifice. 


44  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

Walter  de  Clodshale,  a  native  of  Bimiingliam,  who  having  acquired  several  estates 
in  Birmingham,  purchased  the  manor  of  Saltley  ;  and  in  1331,  procured  a  licence  from 
the  lord  of  the  manor  of  Birmingham,  and  from  the  crown,  to  found  a  chantry  at  the 
altar  of  St.  Martin's  Church,  for  one  priest  to  pray  for  his  soul,  and  that  of  his  wife. 
This  was  dissolved  in  1535,  then  valued  at  £5.  Is.  per  annum,  and  was  seized  by  the 
King. 

Old  Cross,  so  called  after  the  erection  of  the  Welch  Cross,  previous  to  which  it 
was  simply  called  The  Cross.  This  important  article  of  religion  was  thought  to  answer 
two  purposes,  that  of  collecting  the  people,  and  containing  a  charm  against  ghosts, 
evil  spirits,  <fec. ;  with  the  idea  of  which  that  age  was  very  much  infested.  To  accom- 
plish these  singular  ends,  it  was  blended  into  the  common  actions  of  life ;  and  at  that 
period  entered  the  Market  Place.  A  few  circular  steps,  from  the  centre  of  which  is- 
sued an  elevated  pillar,  terminating  in  a  cross,  was  the  general  fashion  throughout  the 
kingdom;  which  continued  with  various  reparations  till  1702,  Avhen  the  Old  Cross  waa 
erected  at  the  expense  of  £30.  9s.  Id.,  and  was  the  first  upon  that  spot  honoured 
with  a  roof,  the  under  part  being  found  a  useful  shelter  for  the  market  people;  the 
room  over  it  being  designed  for  the  court  leet,  and  other  public  business.  This  building 
was  taken  down  in  I7t5*i. 

Welch  Cross. — The  place  where  this  stood  was,  250  years  ago,  called  the  Welch 
End,  perhaps  from  the  number  of  Welch  in  its  neighbom-hood,  or  probably  from  its 
being  the  great  road  to  that  principality,  and  was  at  that  time  the  extremity  of  the 
town.  It  was  erected  early  in  the  seventeethcentmy  for  a  Saturday  market ;  but  though 
time  had  brought  it  nearly  in  the  centre  of  the  town,  it  was  not  a  favourite  market. 
The  markets  were  generally  inconvenient  and  detached,  till  the  late  improvements. 

John  a  Dean's  Hole. — At  the  bottom  of  Digbeth,  aboiit  thirty  yards  north  from 
the  bridge,  on  the  left,  is  a  watercourse  that  takes  in  a  small  drain  from  Digbeth,  but 
more  from  the  adjacent  meadows,  and  which  divides  the  parishes  of  Aston  and  Bir- 
mingham, called  John  a  Dean's  Hole,  from  a  person  of  that  name,  who  is  said  to 
have  lost  his  life  there ;  and  from  the  antiquity  of  the  name,  the  time  of  this  unhappy 
man's  misfortune  may  be  fixed  about  the  reign  of  Edward  the  Third. 

Battle  of  Camp  Hill,  1643. — Clarendon  reproaches,  with  virulence,  our  spirited 
ancestors,  for  disloyalty  to  Charles  I.  The  day  after  the  King  left  Bu-mingham,  on 
his  march  from  Shrewsbury,  in  1642,  they  seized  his  carriages,  containing  the  royal 
plate  and  furniture,  which  they  conveyed,  for  security,  to  Warwick  Castle.  They  ap- 
prehended all  messengers  and  suspected  persons,  frequently  attacked  and  reduced 
small  parties  of  the  royalists,  whom  they  sent  prisoners  to  Coventry.  Hence  the  pro- 
verbial expression,  to  a  refractory  person,  send  him  to  Coventry.  In  1643,  the  King  or- 
dered Prince  Rupert,  with  a  detachment  of  2,000  men,  to  open  a  communication  be- 
tween Oxford  and  York.  In  his  march  to  Birmingham  he  found  a  company  of  foot 
kept  for  the  parliament,  lately  reinforced  by  a  troop  of  horse  from  the  garrison  at  Lich- 
field ;  but,  supposing  they  would  not  resist  a  power  often  to  one,  sent  his  (piarter-master 
to  demand  lodgings,  and  oflfer  protection.  But  the  sturdy  sons  of  freedom,  having 
cast  up  slight  works  at  each  end  of  the  town,  and  ban-icadod  the  les-er  avenues,  re- 
jected the  offer  and  the  olficers.  The  military,  uniting  in  one  small  and  compact  body, 
assisted  by  the  inhabitants,  were  determined  the  King's  forces  should  not  enter.  Their 
little  fire  oi)ened  upon  the  Prince ;  but  bravery  itself,  though  possessed  of  an  excellent 
spot  of  ground  for  defence,  was  obliged  to  give  way  to  numbers.  The  Prince  quickly 
put  them  to  silence  ;  yet,  under  the  success  of  his  own  anus,  he  was  not  able  to  enter 
the  town,  for  the  inhabitants  had  clioaked  up  with  carriages  the  deep  and  narrow  road 
then  between  Deritend  and  Camp-hill,  whicli  obliged  the  l»rince  to  alter  his  route  to  the 
left,  and  proceed  towards  Long-bridge.  The  spirit  of  resistance  was  not  yet  broken  ; 
they  sustained  a  second  attack,  but  to  no  piu-pose,  except  that  of  .slaughter.  A  run- 
ning Hght  continued  through  thetown  ;  victory  dcclnred  loudly  for  the  Prince;  the  re- 


HISTORY    OF    B[RMINGHAM.  45 

treat  became  general ;  part  of  the  vanquished  took  their  way  to  Oldbury.  William 
Fielding,  Earl  of  Den])igh,  a  volunteer  under  the  Prince,  being  in  close  pm-suit  of  an 
officer  in  the  serx'ice  of  the  parliament,  and  both  upon  the  full  gallop,  up  Sherland-lane, 
in  the  manor  of  Smethwick ;  the  officer,  instantly  turning,  discharged  a  pistol  at  the 
Earl,  and  mortally  wounded  him  with  a  random  shot.  The  parliament  troops  were 
animated  in  the  engagement  by  a  clergyman,  who  acted  as  governor ;  but  being  taken 
in  the  defeat,  and  refusing  quarter,  was  killed  in  the  Red  Lion  Inn.  The  Prince,  pro- 
voked at  the  resistance,  in  revenge,  set  fire  to  the  town.  His  Avrath  is  said  to  have 
kindled  in  Bull-street,  and  consumed  several  houses  near  the  spot,  afterwards  No.  12. 
He  obliged  the  inhabitants  to  quench  the  flames  with  a  heavy  fine,  to  prevent  further 
military  execution.  Part  of  the  fine  is  said  to  have  been  shoes  and  stockings  for  his 
people.  The  parliament  forces  had  formed  their  Camp  in  the  angle  which  dix-ides  the 
Stratford  and  Warwick  roads,  upon  Camp-hill.  The  victorious  Prince  left  no  garrison, 
because  their  insignificant  works  were  untenable;  but  left  an  humbled  people,  and 
inarched  to  the  reduction  of  Lichfield. 

When  the  charter  for  the  market  w^as  granted  is  uncertain,  but  it  has  been  re- 
newed both  by  Saxon  and  Norman  Kings ;  and  the  day  seems  never  to  have  been 
changed  from  Thursday. 

The  Plague. — In  1665,  Birmingham,  as  well  as  London,  and  many  other  parts  of 
England,  was  visited  with  this  dreadful  mark  of  the  divine  judgment.  The  infection 
is  said  to  have  been  caught  by  a  box  of  clothes  brought  by  the  carrier  and  lodged  at 
the  White  Hart.  Depopulation  ensued  ;  the  church  yard  was  insufficient  for  the  re- 
ception of  the  dead,  who  were  conveyed  to  Lady-wood  green,  one  acre  of  waste  land, 
thence  denominated  the  pest  ground. 

It  has  been  asserted  that  Birmingham,  at  the  restoration,  consisted  only  of  three 
streets  ;  this  remark,  published  in  1743,  Mr  Hutton  thinks  was  not  correct,  and  that  it 
more  probably  consisted  of  fifteen  ;  however,  the  same  author  says,  from  the  restoration 
to  the  year  1700,  the  streets  of  Birmingham  were  encreased  to  thirty-one.  From  the 
year  1700  to  1731,  there  is  said  to  have  been  a  further  addition  of  twenty -five  streets. 
From  1741  to  1781,  Birmingham  appears  to  have  acquired  the  amazing  augmentation 
of  seventy-one  streets,  4,172  houses,  and  25,032  inhabitants;  the  total,  then,  as  Mr. 
Hutton  states,  being  125  streets,  8,382  houses,  and  50,295  inhabitants  ;  and  in  1791,  he 
says,  the  streets  were  203,  the  houses  12,681,  and  the  population  73,653;  which,  as 
previously  shewn,  has,  to  the  present  time,  continued  rapidly  to  increase. 

Thomas  Sherlock,  Bishop  of  London,  about  the  year  1730,  purchased  the  private 
estate  of  the  ladies  of  the  manor,  chiefly  lands,  about  .^^400.  per  annum.  The  bishop 
was  frequently  asked  to  let  building  leases,  but  answered,  "his  land  was  valuable,  and  if 
built  upon,  his  successor,  at  the  expiration  of  the  term  would  have  the  rubbish  to  carry 
oiF;"  he,  therefore,  not  only  refused,  but  prohibited  his  successor  from  granting  such 
leases.  But  Sir  Thomas  Gooch,  who  succeeded  him,  procured  an  act  of  parliament, 
about  1766,  to  set  aside  the  prohibiting  clause  in  the  bishop's  will.  A  considerable 
town  was  soon  erected  on  his  property,  producing  .^2,400.  per  annum. 

Huttton  says,  "  the  inhabitants  of  Birmingham  may  justly  be  styled,  masters  of 
invention  i"  but,  if  genius  displays  herself  in  the  shops,  she  is  seldom  seen  in  the  streets  ; 
there  is  not  a  street  in  the  whole  town,  but  might  have  been  better  constructed  ;  for 
tresspasses  and  encroachments  appear  to  have  been  often  connived  at,  previous  to  the 
year  1769,  when  the  lamp  act  was  obtained. 

Petitiox  for  a  Corporation. — A  petition,  signed  by  eighty-four  of  the  principal 
inhabitants,  was  addressed  to  King  George  I.,  about  1716,  in  which  they  beseech  his 
majesty  to  incorporate  the  town,  and  grant  such  privileges  as  will  enable  them  to  sup- 
port their  trade,  the  king's  interest,  and  destroy  the  villainous  attempts  of  the 
Jacobites,  <fec. 


46  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

Earthquake. — At  four  in  the  morning,  of  November  loth,  1772,  a  shock  of  an 
earthquake  was  felt;  it  extended  about  eight  miles  in  length,  and  four  in  breadth. 

Military  Association. — Upon  the  change  of  the  Lord  North  ministry,  in  1782, 
the  new  premier,  in  a  circular  letter,  advised  the  nation  to  arm,  as  the  danger  of  in- 
vasion threatened  us  with  dreadful  aspect.  Binningham  instantly  responded  to  the 
call;  public  meetings  were  held,  and  the  Birmingliam  association  was  formed,  amount- 
ing to  seventy.  Each  was  to  be  officer  and  private  byballot,  giving  an  idea  of  equality, 
and  was  called  upon  to  exercise  once  a  week.  Hutton  observes,  "  as  their  uniform  re- 
sembled that  of  a  commander,  so  did  their  temper.  There  were  none  to  submit,  and 
the  farce  ended  by  a  quarrel."  Probably  Mr.  Hutton  is  a  little  too  severe,  and  the 
cause  of  their  disbanding  was  that  the  danger  had  parsed  away. 

Thomas  Pitmore,  a  native  of  Cheshire,  after  spending  a  fortune  of  ^700,  was  cor- 
poral in  the  second  regiment  of  foot ;  and  John  Hammond,  an  American  by  birth, 
was  dnunmer  in  the  thirty-sixth,  both  of  recruiting  parties  in  Birmingham.  Having 
prociu"ed  a  brae©  of  pistols,  they  committed  several  robberies  on  the  highways.  At 
eight  in  the  evening,  of  November  22nd,  1780,  about  five  Inmdred  yards  short  of  the 
four  mile  stone  on  the  Coleshill  road,  they  met  three  butchers  of  Birmingham,  who 
closely  followed  each  other  in  their  return  from  Rugby  fair.  One  of  the  robbers  at- 
tempted the  bridle  of  the  first  man,  but  his  horse  being  young,  started  out  of  the  road 
and  ran  away.  The  drmnmer  then  attacked  the  second,  Wilfred  Banvick,  with,  "  stop 
yovir  horse,"  and  that  moment,  through  the  agitation  of  a  timerous  luind,  discharged  a 
pistol,  and  lodged  a  brace  of  slugs  in  the  bowels  of  the  unfortunate  Barwick,  who  ex- 
claiming, I  am  a  dead  man,  fell.  A  fourth  butcher  and  a  lad  coming  up,  who  having 
heard  the  report  of  the  pistol,  seen  the  flash,  and  saw  the  druimner  escape  into  a  field, 
leaped  over  the  hedge  in  pursuit  of  the  murderer,  and  the  dmmmer  was  captured.  The 
drummer  impeached  hLs  companion,  who  had  retreated  to  Birmingham,  and  they  were 
both  that  night  lodged  in  the  dungeon.  Upon  the  trial,  March  31st,  1781,  the  matter 
was  too  plain  to  1)C  controverted.  They  were  both  executed,  and  hung  in  chains  at 
Washwood-heath,  April  2nd. 

RiOTS. — The  scarcity  of  provisions,  in  1766,  excited  the  mminur  of  the  poor;  they 
began  to  breathe  vengeance  against  the  farmer,  miller,  and  baker,  for  doing  what 
they  do  themselves,  procure  the  greatest  price  for  their  property.  On  the  market  day 
a  common  labourer  formed  the  resolution  to  lead  the  mob.  He,  therefore,  erected  his 
standard,  an  inverted  mop,  and  cried  out,  "  Redresj  of  Grievances."  The  colliers 
were  to  bring  their  dark  retinue  and  destruction  from  Wednesbury.  Amazement  seized 
the  town;  the  people  of  fortune  trembled.  John  Wyrley,  an  able  magistrate,  swore  in 
about  eighty  constables,  to  oppose  the  rising  storm,  armed  them  with  a  staff  of  au- 
thority, warm  from  the  turning  lathe,  and  applied  to  the  war  office  for  a  military 
force.  After  a  slrort  exertion  of  power,  the  lime-powdered  monarch  gave  way,  and  was 
committed  to  prison,  and  harmony  restored  without  Ijlood. 

HuTTOX,  always  critical,  at  all  times  wished  to  shew,  that  industry,  civility,  and  a 
peaceable  disposition,  greatly  predominated  in  the  inhabitants  of  Binniughani;  but 
in  1791  found  that  bigotry,  licentiousness,  disorder,  insult,  rapine,  burnings,  and  mm-- 
der,  possessed  the  people.  These  unhappy  riots,  which  astonished  all  Europe,  com- 
menced on  Thursday,  July  14th,  1791,  and  were  a  shameful  attack  upon  private  pro- 
perty; they  were  a  disgrace  to  humanity,  and  a  lasting  stigma  on  the  place.  About 
eighty-one  persons,  of  various  denominations,  having  met  at  the  hotel  to  celebrate  the 
anniversary  of  the  French  Revolution,  the  mob  collected  and  broke  the  windows.  They 
went  afterwards  to  the  New  Meeting,  (Dr.  Priestley's)  which  they  burnt,  then  to  the 
Old  Meeting,  which  they  also  left  in  ashes  ;  from  thence  they  marched  to  Dr.  Priest- 
ley's house,  about  a  mile  from  town.  Here  his  valuable  fiu-niture,  library,  his  philo- 
sophical apparatus,  and  his  manuscripts,  together  with  the  extensive  buildings,  ended 
in  flames.     Friday,  July  15,  began  with  the  conflagration  of  the  mansion  of  John 


BISTORy    OF    BIRiMlXGHAM.  41 

Ryland,  Esq.,  at  Easy  Hill.  And  while  one  mob  were  consuming  Borde.sley  Hall,  tlie 
elegant  and  costly  residence  of  John  Taylor,  Esq.,  another  mob  was  destroying  Mr. 
Ilutton's  house,  stock-in-trade,  books,  and  furniture.  Saturday,  16th,  commenced  with 
burning  Mr.  Hutton's  house  and  fm-niture  at  Saltley,  two  miles  distant.  Next  the 
beautiful  residence  of  George  Humphreys,  Esq.,  fell  a  prey  to  rapine.  Also  that  of 
William  Russell,  Esq.,  of  Showel  Green,  ended  in  a  blaze.  Moseloy  Hall,  the  pro- 
perty of  John  Taylor,  Esq.,  next  felt  their  vengeance.  This  was  occupied  by  Lady 
Carhampton,  mother  to  the  Duchess  of  Cumberland.  But  neither  the  years  of  this 
lady,  being  blind  with  age,  nor  her  alliance  to  the  king,  could  protect  it.  She  was 
ordered  to  remove  her  furniture,  and  "if  she  wanted  help  they  would  assist  her." 
She  was,  therefore,  like  lot,  hastened  away  before  the  flames  axose^J^ut  not  by  angels. 
They  next  carried  the  faggot  to  the  Rev.  Mr.  Hobson's,  and  burnt  his  all ;  then  to  Mr. 
Harwood's,  whose  house  was  licensed  for  public  worship  ;  then  plundered  that  of  the 
Rev.  Mr.  Coates,  and  also  those  of  Mr.  Hawkes  and  Thos,  Russell,  Esq.  Sunday,  the 
17th,  was  ushered  in  with  burning  of  Kings  Wood  Meeting  House ;  the  parsonage  house, 
with  that  of  Mr.  Cox,  licensed  for  divine  service.  Returning  nearer  Birmingham,  they 
plimdered  Edgbaston  Hall,  the  residence  of  Dr.  Withering,  and  attacked  that  of  Mr. 
Male;  but  hearing  in  the  evening  that  a  troop  of  light  horse  were  near,  they  silently 
minished  away.  The  damage  by  this  outrage  was  more  than  ^60,000.  An  act  was 
obtained  in  1793  to  reimburse  the  sufferers.  The  sufferers,  in  their  various  trials,  re- 
covered ^£^26,961.  2s.  3d.,  which  were  conducted  at  the  expense  of  ^13,000.  The  trus- 
tees of  the  New  Meeting  having  lost  their  license,  were  debaiTed  a  suit ;  the  king  was, 
therefore,  graciously  pleased,  upon  the  application  of  Mr.  Russell  to  Mr.  Pitt,  to  grant 
a  warrant  upon  the  treasury  for  ^2,000.  The  trustees  of  the  Old  Meeting  House  re- 
covered at  law  damages  to  the  amount  of  <;^1,390.  7s.  5d.,  and  a  Nevr  Meeting  House 
was  erected  on  the  site  of  the  former,  at  the  expense  of  about  .^5,000 . 

Birmingham  was,  from  January  1839,  held  in  considerable  alarm.,  from  many  meet- 
ings being  held  on  that  public  instrument,  well  known  as  "  the  National  Petition."  The 
mayor  and  two  magistrates,  as  a  deputation,  went  to  London,  and  had  an  interview  with 
Lord  John  Russell,  the  Home  Secretary.  The  deputation  returned  to  Birmingham  the 
afternoon  of  July  4th,  accompanied  by  60  police  officers,  under  the  command  of  inspec- 
tor George  Martin,  and  on  arriving,  almost  immediately  attended  a  meeting  in  the  Bull- 
ring, with  the  mayor  and  Dr.  Booth  at  their  head  ;  and  the  man  then  speaking  was 
ordered  to  be  aiTested,  but  before  that  could  be  done,  he  had  mingled  with  the  crowd 
and  escaped ;  and  the  populace  fled  in  general  consternation,  and  were  pm-sued  by  the 
police,  who  had,  from  the  moment  they  entered  the  Bull-ring,  made  very  free  use 
of  their  staffs,  the  only  weapon  they  carried.  In  the  eagerness  of  pursuit  they  became 
dispersed.  Fired  with  resentment  at  the  treatnient  to  which  they  were  so  little  accus- 
tomed, the  people  rallied,  stood  at  bay  against  them  ;  and  after  some  time  the  police 
gave  way,  and  were  pursued  by  the  people  as  far  as  the  Public  Office ;  the  gates  of 
which  being  closed,  the  military  soon  after  arriving,  the  police  were  liberated,  and  the 
riot  act  read  ;  and  the  aproaches  to  the  Bull-ring  occupied  by  the  soldiers  ;  and  under 
their  protection  the  police  acted  with  effect ;  and  though  a  good  deal  of  excitement 
continued  for  some  hom-s,  yet  as  the  night  advanced,  the  crowd  kept  dispersing.  How- 
ever, a  cry  for  Holloway  Head  was  raised,  and,  by  evidence  produced,  it  appears  about 
2,000  persons  were  there  assembled  ;  after  some  discussion,  it  was  agreed  to  retimi  to 
the  centre  of  the  town ;  and  a  party,  on  reaching  St.  Thomas's  church,  commenced 
tearing  up  the  iron  rails  which  fenced  the  burial  ground  ;  but  on  the  arrival  of  a  party 
of  riflemen,  sent  by  the  magistrates,  they  immediately  dispersed.  From  this  time  to 
July  15,  the  London  police  appears  to  have  acted  as  though  martial  law  was  in  force, 
and  all  civil  right  at  an  end.  Monday,  the  15th  of  July,  opened  without  any  indica- 
tion of  those  lamentable  scenes  which  followed ;  nor  does  it  appear  that  the  magis- 
trates were   warned  of  the  impending  outbreak.     A  bellman,  in  the  morning,  gave 


48  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

liotice  of  a  meeting  to  be  held  at  Holloway  Head,  at  one  o'clock,  at  which  Mr.  Attwood 
would  preside,  for  the  purpose  of  making  a  report  as  to  the  reception  given  by  parlia- 
ment to  the  National  Petition.  Mr.  Attwood  did  not  attend,  and  the  bellman  a^ain 
went  round  to  call  meetings,  at  three  o'clock,  and  at  six  o'clock  in  the  evening.  The 
mayor  continued  at  the  Public  Office  until  five  o'clock,  and  all  seemed  quiet ;  and  on 
his  leaving,  charged  Mr.  George  Redfern,  should  there  be  any  indication  of  disorder, 
to  send  for  Dr.  Booth  and  himself.  About  six  o'clock,  pursuant  to  the  last  notice  given, 
people  began  to  assemble  in  considerable  numbers  at  Holloway  Head;  more  than  a 
thousand  were  quickly  assembled ;  all  were  unarmed ;  there  were  no  flags,  no  instru- 
ments of  music  ;  nothing  to  excite  the  public  mind.  The  police  had  received  orders  to 
keep  as  much  as  possible  out  of  sight ;  but  it  would  appear  did  not  act  accordingly. 
Mr.  Redfern  soon  recommended  the  superintendent  to  call  in  his  men ;  however,  various 
altercations  took  place  between  them  and  the  people.  At  a  little  more  than  half-past 
eight,  and  quite  light,  the  crowd  entered  the  Bull-ring,  probably  about  five  hundred  per- 
sons. The  inhabitants  began  to  be  much  alarmed,  and  to  close  in  their  shops ;  loud  shouts 
were  uttered,  and  the  mob  made  a  show  of  their  weapons  as  they  advanced  ;  at  the  corner 
of  Moor-street  many  threw  down  their  arms  and  slunk  away;  the  rest  went  straight  to 
the  Public  Office.  The  police  had  retreated  into  the  office,  and  the  gates  were  closed  ; 
the  mob  called  them  to  come  forth,  and  proceeded  to  break  the  windows  of  the  Public 
Office  ;  after  which  shojis  were  broken  open,  and  in  mere  wantonness  much  property  de- 
stroyed ;  others,  bent  on  pillage,  hurried  away  mth  their  share  of  the  spoil ;  meanwhile 
part  of  the  crowd  had  made  a  bonfire  in  the  open  space  near  Nelson's  Montunent ;  and 
from  this  were  carried  brands,  by  which  two  houses  were  burned  to  the  ground ;  Mr. 
Walker,  one  of  the  borough  magistrates,  ordered  the  Bull-ring  to  be  cleared,  which  was 
easily  effected  by  the  police,  who  were  soon  joined  by  the  military.  The  Riot  Act  was 
read,  and  the  mob,  as  if  glutted  with  revenge,  were  quickly  dispersed  in  every  direction. 
The  town  remained  in  an  excited  state  for  some  days,  and  the  number  of  special  con- 
stables increased ;  yet  the  necessity  of  any  extraordinary  precaution  soon  ceased. 

Barracks. — Cavalry  Barracks,  Great  Brook  Street,  Ashted.  In  consequence  of 
the  riots  in  1791,  Government  determined  to  form  in  Birmingham  a  military  station  for 
the  security  of  the  town,  and  these  barracks  were  erected  in  1793.  The  barrack  yard  is 
extensive,  and  on  each  side  of  it  are  ranges  of  stabling ;  above  which  are  the  rooms  of  the 
soldiers  and  non-commissioned  officers.  A  handsome  house  is  appropriated  to  the  use  of 
the  officers.  The  head  quarters  of  a  regiment  of  cavalry,  Avith  three  or  four  troops,  are 
generally  stationed  here.     Captain  Frederick  J ames  Ranie,  Barrack  master. 

In  fantry  Barracks,  occupy  a  spacious  building  formerly  being  a  part  of  Beardsworth's 
horse  and  carriage  repository.  Since  the  riots  of  1838,  a  regiment  of  Infantry  have  been 
stationed  here  in  this  temporary  barrack. 

William  Hutton,  the  historian  of  Birmingham,  was  born  September  30th,  17-9,  in 
Full  Street,  Derby,  and  was  sent  before  five  years  of  age  to  a  poor  day  school  of  that 
town,  but  when  he  attained  his  seventh  year,  he  was  placed  at  the  silk  mill ;  after  losing 
his  mother  and  l)eing  cruelly  treated  by  his  master,  he  formed  the  resolution  of  seeking 
his  fortune;  passing,  not  without  some  distress,  through  Burton,  Lichfield,  Walsall, 
Birmingham,  Coventry,  Nuneaton,  and  Hinckley,  in  search  of  work,  but  in  vain.  He 
returned  to  Derby,  and  to  his  accustomed  employment.  He  had  now  acfiuired  an 
inclination  for  reading,  and  ha\'ing  become  possessed  of  three  volumes  of  the  Gentleman's 
Magazine,  he  contrived  to  bind  them  together,  a  business  he  afterwards  followed  with 
some  success.  He  afterwards  opened  a  shop  in  Si)uthwell,  at  the  reutof  20s.  per  year, 
with  about  20s.  worth  of  books;  and  conuuencod  business  in  Birmingham  in  17i>0,  in 
half  a  sho])  for  which  he  paid  one  shilling  a-wcek  rent ;  he  soon  after  piu-chased  the 
refuse  of  a  Dissenting  Minister's  library,  and  at  the  end  of  the  year  had  saved  .£20.  He 
took  a  house  of  .£8.  a-year  rent  and  extended  his  business  and  secured  many  friendships. 
In  1756,  he  married  Sarah  Cock,  the  niece  of  a  neighbour,  (Mr.  Grace)  and  had  several 


HISTOKY    OF    BIRMINGHAM.  49 

children,  and  after  cairying  on  business  40  years,  realized  a  considerable  fortune ;  and 
in  17i)3,  reined  his  house  to  his  son.  Mr.  Iluttou  became  a  publisher  late  in  life;  his 
first  publication  was  ''a  History  of  Birmingham  to  the  end  of  the  year  1780;"  8vo.  pub- 
lished in  1782,  and  again,  with  additions,  in  1783;  and  a  third  edition,  with  new  engravings 
of  the  public  buildings,  in  179.>;  and  a  fourth  was  published  in  1819.  Mr.  Hutton,  in  his 
86th  year,  published  a  trip  to  Coatham,  a  watering  place  in  the  north  extremity  of 
Yorkshire;  and  observes,  in  taking  leave  of  his  readers,  that  he  drove  the  quill  thirty 
years,  in  which  time  he  wrote  and  pxiblished  thirteen  books.  He  died  September  20th, 
1814,  at  the  advanced  age  of  92,  and  was  buried  in  Aston  Church. 

LoxGEViTV. — Mr.  Hutton  obser\-es,  "  it  is  easy  to  give  instances  of  people  who  have 
breathed  the  smoky  air  of  Birmingham  for  three  score  years,  and  yet  have  scarcely 
quitted  the  precincts  of  youth  ;"  and,  in  his  history,  enumerates  many  of  his  acquaintance 
who  were  from  80,  85,  90,  and  Joseph  Scott,  94  years  of  age.  In  1780,  he  notices  Hugh 
Vincent,  who  died  at  the  age  of  94  ;  John  Pitt,  at  the  age  of  100 ;  George  Bridgens,  at 
that  of  103 ;  Mrs  Moore,  104  ;  and  one  man,  who  kept  the  market  for  about  80  years, 
who  died  at  the  age  of  107. 

PcBLic  Roads. — During  the  last  forty  years  the  pu1)lic  roads  had  every  where  in 
England  received  the  greatest  attention.  An  immensity  of  capital  expended  in  pro- 
curing turnpike  acts  and  making  the  roads,  to  facilitate  commerce  and  improve  agricul- 
ture. In  1795,  Mr.  Hutton  says,  "  twelve  roads  issue  from  Birmingham,  as  from  a  grand 
centre,  that  point  to  as  many  towns  ;"  some  of  these,  within  memory,  have  scarcely 
been  passable.  He  adds,  "  all  are  mended,  and  though  much  is  done,  more  is  wanted ; 
and  the  stranger  would  be  sm*prised  to  hear  that  throxigh  most  of  these  twelve  roads,  he 
cannot  travel  in  a  flood  with  safety,  for  want  of  causeways  and  bridges."  Since  this 
period  the  roads  have  been  brought  into  the  most  excellent  state.  But  not  satisfied 
with  gallopping  ten  or  twelve  miles  in  the  hour,  we  must  now  travel  forty,  fifty,  or 
sixty.     Expedition  has  no  bounds. 

Caxals. — An  act  was  obtained,  in  1767,  to  make  a  canal  between  Birmingham  and 
the  collieries,  about  Wednesbury.  Coal,  before  this  act,  was  brought  by  land,  at  about 
13s.  per  ton,  but  afterwards  at  8s.  4d.  This  canal  is  extended,  in  the  whole,  to  about 
twenty-two  miles  in  length,  until  it  unites  with  the  Staffordshu-e  canal,  which,  crossing 
the  island,  communicates  with  Hull,  Bristol,  and  Liverpool.  The  expense  was  about 
.^^70,000.  divided  into  shares  of  .i^l40.  each,  no  person  to  hold  more  than  ten  ;  and 
which,  in  1782,  sold  for  about  ^370. ;  and  in  1792,  for  ^•1,170.  The  proprietors  took  a 
perpetual  lease  of  six  acres  of  land,  of  Sir  Thomas  Gooch,  at  ^£^47-  per  annmn,  which 
is  converted  into  a  wharf,  upon  the  front  of  which,  a  handsome  otfice  was  erected. 
This  canal  passes  over  a  hill,  having  six  locks  to  reach  the  summit,  and  the  same  num- 
ber to  descend  again  ;  the  level  of  both  ends  being  nearly  the  same.  These  locks  now, 
ha\-ing  the  competition  of  railroads,  are  found  very  disadvantageous. 

BiLSTOx  Canal. — The  profits  of  the  canal  company,  above  noticed,  had  increased 
the  shares  from  ,^140.  in  1768,  to  400  guineas,  in  1782.  These  emoluments  being 
thought  enormous,  a  rival  company  sprung  up,  which,  in  1783,  petitioned  parliament 
for  an  act,  for  a  parallel  line  to  proceed  along  the  lower  level,  and  tenninate  in  Dig- 
beth.  The  new  company  urged  the  necessity  of  another  canal,  and  among  other  al- 
legations, said — "  That  the  goods  from  the  Trent  would  come  to  their  wharf  by  a  ru:? 
of  eighteen  miles  nearer  than  to  the  other."  The  old  company  alleged — '^  that  they 
ventured  their  property  in  an  uncertain  pursuit,  which,  had  it  not  succeeded,  would 
have  ruined  many  individuals  ;  therefore  the  present  gains  were  only  a  recompense  for 
former  hazard,  «fec."  The  new  company  promised  much,  for,  besides  the  cut  from 
Wednesbm-y  to  Digbeth,  they  would  open  another  to  join  the  Stafford  and  Coventry 
canals,  in  which  a  large  tract  of  country  was  interested.  As  the  old  company  were 
the  first  adventurers,  the  house  gave  them  the  option  to  perforin  this  herculean  labour, 
which  they  accepted.  Thus  the  new,  by  losing,  (Hutton  says)  save  ^^50,000.  and  the 
old,  by  winning,  become  sufferers.  Q 


50  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

Since  the  above,  acts  have  been  obtained  to  open  canals  from  the  town  to  Wor- 
cester, Fazeley,  Warwick,  and  Stratford.  The  Birmingham  and  Fazeley  canal  opens 
a  water  conveyance  by  Taraworth,  Atherstone,  Nuneaton,  and  Coventry,  to  Oxford  ; 
and  hence  by  the  Thames,  to  London.  Thus  Birmingham  enjoys  a  most  complete  canal 
conveyance  to  all  parts  of  England. 

Railways. — The  London  and  Birmingham  Railway  was  first  sun^eyed  in  1830, 
and  ultimately  constructed  at  an  expense  little  short  of  4^5,500,000.  nearly  double  the 
original  estimate ;  it  connects  the  metropolis  with  this  great  manufacturing  town,  and 
affords  increased  capabilities  to  commerce.  The  bill,  for  its  formation,  was  first  intro- 
duced to  the  Commons  in  February,  1832  ;  but  in  June  was  lost  in  the  Lords.  In  the 
following  session,  the  application  was  renewed  ;  and,  at  last,  the  act  was  obtained,  at 
a  cost  of  ^72,869.  In  June,  1834,  the  works  were  commenced;  and  on  the  2oth  July, 
1837,  about  twenty-five  miles  of  the  line  were  opened  from  London  to  Boxmoor;  on 
October,  16th,  1837,  it  was  opened  to  Tring,  31|  miles;  on  April  9th,  1838,  to  Den- 
bigh Hall,  48  miles ;  and  from  Birmingham  to  Rugby,  29  miles  ;  and  finally,  the  re- 
maining portion  between  Denbigh  Hall  and  Rugby,  35^  miles,  September,  17th,  1838  ; 
making  the  total  length  112^  miles.  Originally  it  was  to  have  eleven,  but  has  now 
only  eight  tunnels — ^viz.,  the  Primrose  Hill,  l,164i  yards;  Kensal  Green,  322^  yards; 
Watford,  1,79 1 J  yards  ;  North  Church.  345i  yards;  Linslade,  272  yards;  Stowe  Hill, 
418  yards;  Kilsby,  2,398  yards  ;  and  Beechwood,  about  600  yards.  The  London  ter- 
minus is  at  Euston  Grove,  on  the  New  Road.  The  line  passes  near  the  towns  of 
Coventry,  Rugby,  Weedon,  Wolverton,  Leighton,  Tring,  Biikhamstead,  Boxmoor, 
Watford,  and  Harrow. 

The  Birmingham  Station,  Curzon-street,  of  which  the  entrance  forms  the  Queen's 
Hotel,  (from  London  112^  miles)  consists  of  an  establishment  occupying  several  acres 
of  ground.  The  Repository  for  Heavy  Goods,  is  an  extensive  area,  excavated  out 
of  the  new  red  sand  rock,  to  the  left  of  Curzon-street.  On  the  right  is  the  splendid 
Faqade,  adorned  with  four  magnificent  Ionic  columns.  The  buildings,  of  which  this  is 
the  front,  contains  the  board-room  of  the  directors ;  the  secretary's  offices  ;  the  offices  of 
the  financial  and  correspondence  departments,  a  refreshment  saloon,  <fec.  To  the  left 
of  this  building,  while  looking  from  the  front,  is  the  entriiuce  to  the  booking  offices, 
through  which  we  pass  to  the  London  end,  and  emerge  upon  the  departure  parade, 
under  the  ii-on  shedding,  which  covers  a  space  of  217  feet  long,  and  113  wide;  and  is 
admitted  to  be  the  first  structure  of  the  kind  that  has  ever  been  erected.  At  one  end 
of  the  shedding  may  be  seen  the  windows  of  the  refreshment  saloon  ;  the  entrance  to 
which  is  on  the  an-ival  side,  and  at  a  little  distance  from  the  other  end  is  the  engine 
house,  a  large  sixteen-sided  building.  Closely  adjacent,  is  the  Grand  Junction  Station, 
to  which  the  policemen  are  ready  to  conduct  passengers,  if  retiuircd.  From  the  arrival 
parade  there  arc  numerous  conveyances  to  all  parts  of  the  town. 

The  Bristol  and  Birmingham  Railway  is  nowunder  the  management  of  the  Midland 
Company.  The  Station  adjoins  the  London  and  Binningham :  by  this  line  parties  can 
proceed  to  all  parts  of  the  West  of  England,  Devont^hire,  Cornwall,  and  the  Southern 

Coast. 

Grand  Junction  Railway,  or  North  Western  Line,  Curzon  Street,  is  still  further 
on  in  the  long  range  of  l)uilding,  which  composes  this  general  tenniuus.  The  royal  as- 
sent was  given  to  this  railway  bill  in  the  yejir  1833,  and  the  works  were  immediately 
commenced  under  the  superintendence  of  Mr.  Locke,  the  engineer  to  the  comi)any.  In 
July,  1837,  the  line  was  opened  for  the  conveyance  of  passengers.  The  cost  of  this 
railway  was  about  a  million  and  a  half  sterling.  By  means  of  this  railway,  between 
Birmingham  and  Wan-ington,  comnmuicittion  is  maintained  with  Walsall,  Bilston, 
Wolverluunptou,  P(«nkritlge,  Stafford,  the  Potteries,  \\hitui()re,  Crewe,  Hartford,  North- 
wich,  Warrington  xMauche.ster,  and  Liverpool;  and  about  800  mail  bags  are  taken  up 
and  set  down  every  day  on  this  line.     Its  whole  course,  to  its  junction  at  Warrington 


HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM.  51 

with  the  Liverpool  and  Manchester  railway  is  824^  miles  ;  the  expense  of  executing  it 
was  ^18,180.  per  mile.  The  principal  works  on  the  line  ai-c  the  Birmingham  Viaduct, 
which  consists  of  a  range  of  28  arches  thrown  over  Lawley  Street,  and  the  low  gi-ounds 
adjoining  the  Station  ;  the  Vale  Royal  Viaduct,  and  Dutton  Viaduct,  were  constructed 
from  the  design  of  Mr.  Stevenson,  under  the  direction  of  Mr.  Locke.  The  Birmingham 
terminus  at  Liverpool  is  37  \  feet  5  inches  above  low  water  mark.  The  steepest  part  of 
the  road  is  between  Madeley  and  Crewe,  where  the  inclination  for  nearly  three  miles 
is  one  in  180. 

The  Midland  Railway  Station,  Lawley  Street,  lies  in  the  hollow  foiined  by  the 
London  and  Birmingham  and  Grand  Junction  Railways  ;  from  this  station  parties  may 
book  to  Derby,  Sheffield,  Leeds,  York,  Hull,  Newcastle-on-Tyne,  and  Scotland.  In 
the  smnmer  months,  cheap  ti'ips  are  got  up  on  this  line  to  Matlock,  and  the  Peak,  in 
Derbyshire. 

]NL\.NCHESTER  AND  BIRMINGHAM  EXTENSION  RAILWAY,  to  opcu  a  communication 
between  the  towns  of  Stone,  Rugely,  Lichfield,  Tamworth,  Atherstone,  and  Nuneaton, 
and  between  all  those  places  and  Manchester  to  the  North  ;  and  in  conjunction  with 
the  Birmingham  and  Derby  Railway,  afford  a  communication  between  Derby  and  other 
places,  to  the  eastward  ;  and  the  Potteries,  Manchester,  Liverpool,  and  Chester.  The 
length  of  the  main  line  of  this  railway  is  54  miles  and  67  chains,  and  of  the  In-anch, 
seven  miles  and  56  chains ;  and  the  amount  of  the  estimate  of  the  costs  and  expenses  to 
be  incmred  up  to  the  time  of  its  completion,  is  .^1,158,683. 

The  Birmingham,  Gloucester,  and  Derby  Junction  Railavay  is  38|-  miles  in 
length,  and  was  opened  throughout  on  the  second  of  August,  1839.  The  act  was  ob- 
tained in  1836,  but  the  works  w^ere  not  commenced  till  1837.  The  company  was 
authorised  to  raise  .^^630,000  ,  in  j^lOO.  shares,  and  further  to  borrow  ^£200,000.,  and 
the  works  did  not  exceed  the  sums  thus  mentioned.  A  contract  was  signed  in  February, 
1845,  by  Mr.  Hudson,  chairjuan  of  the  Midland  Company,  for  leasing  the  Birmingham 
and  Gloucester  and  Bristol  and  Gloucester  lines.  The  terms  of  the  agi-eement  are,  that 
the  Midland  is  to  pay  six  per  cent,  per  annum  upon  the  ^£100.  shares  of  the  Birmingham 
and  Gloucester,  and  to  be  allowed  to  purchase  the  shares  at  ^150.  each,  any  time  the 
Midland  like  to  do  so.  This  an-angement  is  of  immense  interest  to  the  Midland  company, 
for  it  secm-es  to  them  the  whole  of  the  cross  traffic  from  Bristol  to  Hull,  and  even  to 
Edinbm'gh. 

Birmingham,  Wolverhampton,  and  Dudley  Railway  Company,  now  in  progress, 
with  a  capital  of  700,000.,  in  shares  of  jC20.  each  ;  will  have  a  tunnel  in  Bmningham, 
commencing  at  Northwood  street,  and  ending  at  Vyse  street,  and  the  station  at  Snow 
hill ;  the  length  of  the  whole  line  12  miles. 

Birmingham  and  Oxford  Railway  Company,  now  in  progi'ess,  with  a  capital  of 
^^1 ,000,000.,  in  shares  of  .^^20. ;  will  have  a  tunnel  in  Biniiingham,  commencing  at 
Moor  street,  and  ending  at  Momnouth  street ;  the  station  to  be  on  Snow  hill ;  the  en- 
tire length  being  43  miles. 

Electric  Telegraph  Company's  Office,  Canal  street,  James  Augustus  Goldicutt, 
agent. 

Public  Accommodation. — The  Town  Hall,  situated  at  the  top  of  New-street,  and 
at  the  corner  of  two  converging  streets,  is  the  most  attractive  and  splendid  building  in 
the  town.  It  was  erected  by  Messrs.  Hansome  and  Welch,  from  the  model  of  one  of 
the  ancient  temples  of  Greece.  A  rustic  basement  supports  a  series  of  noble  Corinthian 
colmnns,  which  extend  round  the  fi-ont  and  two  sides  of  the  building.  The  hall,  es- 
teemed the  most  spacious  room  in  the  kingdom,  is  ornamented  with  mural  pillars, 
which  rise  to  the  elaborately  worked  roof.  In  a  recess  at  the  end,  stands  a  magnificent 
organ,  erected  at  an  expense  of  between  ^3,000.  and  ,iJ4,000.  The  structure  is  of  brick, 
faced  with  Anglesea  marble,  and  was  erected  in  1833,  at  a  cost  of  <;£  18,000.  The  town 
hall  is  devoted  to  the  public  assemblies  of  the  inhabitants,    who  fre<iuently  meet  here  in 


52  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

prcat  number!",  on  political  and  local  objects.     It  is  calculated  that  four  thousand  per  soils? 
may  assemble  in  the  hall  without  inconvenience.     The  triennial  musical  festivals  are 
held  here,  and  a  series  of  concerts  are  given  in  the  season,  which,  from  the  beauty  and 
extent  of  the  building,  the  talent  of  the  performers,  and  the  number  of  well  dressed 
persons  who  attend,  can  scarcely  be  suriDassed.     The  Birmingham  Town  Hall  is  a 
successful  attempt  to  apply  to  modern  uses  the  most  beautiful  "examples  of  Grecian 
and  Roman  architectvu-e.     The  following  is  the  principal  dimensions  and  characteristics 
of  the  building : — ^height  of  the  basement,  twenty-three  feet ;   height  of  the  colmnns, 
thirty-six  feet ;  diameter  of  the  columns,  three  feet  six  inches  ;  height  of  the  capital, 
four  feet ;  weight  of  each  column,  twenty-six  tons.     Length  of  the  great  room,  one 
hundred  and  forty -five  feet ;  breadth,  sixty-five  feet ;  and  height,  sixty-five  feet ;  making 
»ix  hundred  thousand  cubical  feet.     Besides  the  principal  room,  the  building  contains 
extensive  corridors,  a  saloon,  a  grand  staircase  and  ante-rooms,  under  the  gallery,  a 
committee  room  and  several  other  apartments.     The  basement  of  the  building  forms 
a  promenade,  whereon  more  than  one  thousand  five  hundred  persons  may  conveniently 
stand.     The  magnificent  organ  Is  of  the  following  dimensions: — the  organ  case  is  forty 
feet  wide,  forty-five  feet  high,  and  seventeen  feet  deep  ;  the  largest  wood  pipe  measures, 
in  the  interior,  two  himdred  and  twentv-four  cubic  feet.      The  bellows  contain  three 
hundred  square  feet  of  surface,  and  upwards  of  three  tons  weight  are  required  to  give 
the  necessary  pressure.     It  is  calculated  that  the  trackers  in  the  organ,  if  laid  out  in 
straight  line,  would  reach  above  five  miles.     There  are  seventy-eight  draw  stops,  four 
sets  of  keys,  and  above  four  thousand  pipes.     The  weight  of  the  instrument  is  about 
forty-five  tons,  and  in  the  depth,  power,  variety,  and  sweetness  of  tone,  far  suq^asses 
any  in  Europe.     It  was  built  by  Mr.  Hill,  of  London. 

Town  Surveyors'  Office,  Public  Oftice,  Moor-street. — These  ofiices  were  erected 
by  the  commissioners  of  the  Birmingham  street  act,  for  the  purposes  of  their  commission, 
in  1821,  at  a  cost  of  ^10,000.  It  is  a  stone  building,  presenting  a  handsome  architec- 
tural feature  to  Moor-street.  The  general  meetings  of  the  commission  are  held  in  a 
room  forty-two  feet  by  twenty-five ;  there  are  also  a  suite  of  rooms  for  the  convenience 
of  the  various  committees,  and  for  general  pm-poses  connected  with  the  commission. 
The  offices  of  the  town  surveyor  and  accountant,  which  are  open  fi*om  nine  till  five, 
when  all  business  relating  to  the  maintenance  of  the  streets  and  roads,  and  the  laying 
out  of  new  streets  and  roads,  and  their  levels ;  also  matters  relating  to  the  sewerage, 
cleansing,  paving,  and  flagging,  are  transacted. 

Adjoining  to  the  above  offices,  are  the  Magistrates'  coiu-t,  in  which  the  sessions  arc 
held,  and  the  varioiis  offices  connected  with  the  government  of  the  borough  ;  the  office 
of  the  clerk  of  the  peace,  magistrates'  clerks,  and  the  lock-up  prison. 

Birmingham  Rate  Pavers  Protection  Society. — In  the  year  1828  the  commis- 
sioners of  the  Birmingham  street  act  applied  to  parliament  for  further  powers  and 
authorities,  for  the  "•  better  governing  and  improving  of  the  town  and  parish  of  Bir- 
mingham." They  succeeded  in  obtaining  the  repeal  of  the  Act,  52nd  George  III. ;  and 
also  a  new  Act,  entitled  the  "  Birmingham  Improvement  Act."  By  this  Act  the  com- 
missioners were  auth(»rized  to  erect  a  market  house,  a  corn  exchange,  and  a  suitable 
town  hall,  for  the  holding  of  the  meetings  of  the  rate  payers,  and  other  public  meetings. 
They  were  also  enipowori'd  by  the  said  act,  to  alter,  enlarge,  and  improve  the  i)ublic 
offices,  to  enlarge  the  nuirket  jjlace,  enlarge  and  improve  Sinithfield  nuirket,  and  to 
alter,  widen,  turn,  and  extend  a  numljer  of  streets,  lanes,  and  passages.  By  a  provision 
in  the  commissioners  act,  power  was  given  to  the  governors  of  the  general  hospital,  to 
put  up  an  organ  in  the  said  town  hall,  the  property  of  which  organ  to  be  solely  vested 
in  those  governors.  The  commissioners,  previous  to  obtaining  their  act,  stated  that 
they  estimated  the  expense  of  erecting  the  town  hall,  at  ,£'20,000.  including  the  purchase 
of  the  freehold  of  the  site;  but  it  cost  the  rate  payers  upwards  of  ^£^3 1,000.  In  April, 
1848,  there  was  remaining  a  town  hall  debt  of  ^22,300.     Of  X100,000.  the  commissioners 


HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM.  53 

wrere  allowed  to  borrow  on  the  credit  of  the  lu','h\vay,  and  lamp,  and  scavenger  rate  ; 
the  sum  of  .£97,2o7.  remains  unpaid,  making  a  total  of  .£119,557  unpaid,  and  no 
com  exchange  was  erected  by  them ;  and  not  a  tenth  part  of  the  improvements  in  the 
parish  of  Birmingham  effected.  According  to  a  just  principle  of  taxation,  the  parish 
of  Birmingham,  valued  at  ^•500,000. ;  the  parish  of  Aston,  at  jt*  140,000. ;  and  the  parish 
of  Edgbaston,  at  .£75,000.;  making  a  total  for  the  borough,  of  .£715,000.  A  three 
shillings  rate  on  this  estimate,  di\-ided  into  (Quarterly  payments,  would  yield  a  borough 
income,  after  deducting  twenty  per  cent,  for  voids,  compounding,  &c.,  of  ^6*85,800.  more 
than  amply  sufficient  to  meet  the  expenditure  for  all  municipal  purposes,  «fec.  The 
society  meet  every  Wednesday  evening,  at  eight  o'clock,  at  the  Swan  with  Two  Necks 
Inn,  Aston-street.     Mr.  Joseph  AUday,  Secretary,  35,  Union-street. 

Post  Office,  92,  New-street,  formerly  an  hotel,  and  admirably  adapted  for  the 
increasing  wants  of  the  town.  Since  its  removal  from  the  corner  of  the  opposite  street, 
considerable  improvements  have  been  made.  Branch  offices  have  been  opened  in 
various  parts  of  the  town,  and  its  suburbs.  There  are  three  deliveries  a  day. — See 
Directory. 

The  Excise  Office,  94,  New-street.  Charles  Tnstan  Esq.,  collector  of  excise,  and 
Mr.  John  Roberts,  Collector's  clerk.  There  are  four  supervisors,  each  ha\-ing  eight 
excise  officers  attached,  and  a  permit  writer. 

Stamp  Office,  40,  Waterloo-street.  Llewellyn  Lloyd,  Esq.,  distributor  for  the 
County  of  Warwick. 

Tax  Office,  105,  New-street.     L  H.  Page,  and  B.  and  E.  Morris,  assessors. 

Assay  Office,  3,  Little  Cannon-street,  open  Mondays  and  Thursdays.  Joseph  W. 
Phipson,  Esq.,  Assay  master. 

Stock  Exchange,  2,  Temple  Row  West,  a  spacious  room  in  which  the  stock  and 
share  brokers  meet  daily,  from  eleven  to  twelve,  forenoon  ;  and  from  half-past  two  to 
three,  afternoon,  except  Saturday,  on  which  day  the  meeting  is  held  in  the  morning 
only. 

Bankruptcy  and  Protective  Office,  104,  New-street.    Charles  Minshull,  registrar. 

Water. — The  town  was  formerly  amply  supplied  with  good  water,  obtained  from 
wells ;  but  as  the  number  of  dwellings  increased,  the  supply  V^ecame  disproportionate, 
and  the  quantity  deteriorated  in  many  parts,  by  percolation  from  the  vastly  increasing 
manufactories;  and  also  from  the  great  extent  of  drains  into  which  refuse  were  thrown. 
The  principal  sources  from  which  wholesome  water  is  now  supplied,  are  the  Lady 
Well,  and  several  springs  in  Digbcth  and  Jamaica  Row;  but  by  far  the  largest  supply 
is  distributed  through  the  town  by  the  Water  Works  Company.  This  company  was 
incorporated  by  an  act  of  parliament,  obtained  in  the  year  1825 ;  and  the  works,  which 
were  designed  by  J.  Rofe,  Esq.,  C.  E.,  and  constructed  under  the  superintendence  of 
himself  and  son,  were  ready  for  a  delivery  of  a  supply  in  the  year  1831.  The  principal 
reservoir  of  the  company  is  situated  at  Aston,  juxta  Birmingham;  at  which  place  also 
are  fixed  two  steam  engines,  of  very  great  power,  for  the  purpose  of  forcing  the  water 
into  the  main  pipes.  A  second,  or  upper  reservoir,  is  constructed  at  Edgbaston,  which, 
from  its  elevated  position,  commands  the  entire  town.  The  capital  of  the  company, 
under  their  act  of  incorporation,  is  ^120,000.  raised  in  shares  of  ^25.  each,  with  power 
to  raise  ^£30,000.  further  if  required.  Mr.  Henry  Rofe,  engineer ;  Mr.  Richard  Williams, 
secretary;    Mr.  Thomas  H.  Clark,  collector;  and  Mr.  James  Price  Horsfall,  inspector. 

Gas  Works. — Birmingham  Gas  Light  and  Coke  Company's  Office,  5,  Cherry  street. 
The  works, which  are  extensive,  are  situated  in  Gas  street,  Fazeley  street,  and  Windsor 
street ;  Alexander  Smith,  Engineer. 

Birmingham  and  Staffordshire  Gas  Company. — This  Company  was  established 
at  West  Bromwich,  in  1825,  a  distance  of  four  miles  from  Birmingham,  and  is  one  of 
the  largest  establishments  in  the  kingdom  :  afterwards,  works  were  erected  in  Addcrley 


,54  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

street,  to  which  the  gas  is  conveyed;  and  the  Office  is  in  Old  square.  Hugh  Young, 
and  Edward  Clift,  are  Engineers;  John  Gregory,  Secretary  and  Manager;  and  Henry 
Laugher,  Collector. 

Peoples'  Hall,  Lower  Loveday  street,  was  erected  in  1841 ;  at  a  cost  of  .^2,400., 
for  the  convenience  of  holding  public  meetings ;  the  principal  room  is  fifty  feet  square. 

Democratic  Club,  Bath  street;  established  in  1848,  for  the  promotion  of  social 
intercourse  among  young  men  holding  Democratic  opinions,  and  the  attainment  and 
diffusion  of  knowledge  in  politics  and  general  literature. 

Amusements. — Assemblies  are  held  periodically  during  the  winter,  at  the  Royal 
Hotel,  Temple  Row.  The  room  is  spacious,  and  elegantly  fitted  up;  is  also  appro- 
priated to  the  Subscription  Concerts^  which  are  supported  by  more  than  tiu-ee  hundred 
subscribers,  under  the  patronage  of  the  nobility  and  gentry  of  the  neighbourhood;  the 
orchestra  combines  the  first-rate  talent  of  the  metropolis,  with  the  professional  skill 
of  the  town. 

A  Triennial  Music  Meeting  is  regularly  held  in  Birmingham,  of  which  the  clear 
proceeds  are  appropriated  to  the  support  of  the  General  Hospital:  they  are  held  in  the 
Town  Hall;  the  principal  vocal  and  instrumental  performers  in  the  kingdom  are 
engaged,  and  the  time  is  looked  forward  to  with  great  anxiety. 

Theatre. — This  is  an  elegant  building,  distinguished  by  the  chasteness  and  beauty 
of  its  design.  The  front  presents  a  piazza,  surrounded  by  a  colonnade,  and  is  ornament- 
ed with  wings  at  the  extremities  ;  in  the  wings  are  medallions,  representing  Shakespeare 
and  Garrick.  The  first  building  erected  on  this  spot  for  dramatic  performances,  was 
in  1774.  In  August,  1792,  it  was  destroyed  by  fire,  when  a  larger  and  more  commo- 
dious edifice  was  built.  The  latter  was  again  destroyed  by  fire,  in  1 820 ;  but  fortu- 
nately, on  neither  occasion  was  the  front  injured.  The  present  theatre  was  built  during 
the  course  of  that  year.  It  will  contain  about  two  thousand  persons.  The  interior  is 
elegantly  decorated.  It  comprises  a  commodious  pit,  two  rows  of  boxes,  and  an  exten- 
sive gallery.  The  first  performers  are  under  a  spirited  management  engaged ;  several 
talented  actors  have  received  their  first  meed  of  applause  here — and  of  these,  Macready 
is  one.  The  entrance  to  the  boxes,  is  in  New  street ;  to  the  pit,  from  a  small  passage 
leading  from  Temple  street;  and  to  the  gallery,  from  a  small  street  at  the  back  of  the 
theatre.  Prices  of  admission. — Dress  boxes,  three  shillings ;  upper  boxes,  two  shillings ; 
pit,  one  shilling ;  gallery,  sixpence. 

Botanical  Gardens,  Edgbaston. — The  Company  was  formed  in  1829,  and  the 
capital  raised  in  shares  of  £o.  each,  now  reduced  to  two  guineas,  with  a  subscription 
of  one  guinea  per  annum,  whether  a  shareholder  or  not.  The  gardens  occu])y  an  area 
of  14  acres,  most  delightfully  situated,  having  a  gentle  declivity  to  the  south  west. 
On  entering  tlie  Lodge,  The  Terrace  Walk  commands  a  most  beautiful  and  diversified 
view,  scattered  villas,  Edgbaston  Park,  the  delightful  village  of  Harbornc,  the  Wor- 
cester canal,  and  the  Binuingham  and  Gloucester  railway,  present  themselves,  with 
King's  Norton  Church,  in  the  distance.  On  the  north  side,  is  the  magnificent  Eliptical 
Conservatory,  one  of  the  most  ornamental  in  the  kingdom;  the  right  wing  of  wliicli  is 
the  (Jreen  House,  and  the  lelt  a  stove  for  the  warmer  i)lants:  near  to  these,  are  four 
other  (ireen  Houses,  for  the  cultivation  of  })lants.  South  of  the  Teirace  is  the  Lawn, 
which,  from  the  beauty  of  its  undulations,  has  admitted  of  the  walks  being  so  arranged 
from  which  many  interesting  features  are  seen;  such  as  the  Arboretum,  Herbaceous 
arrangement,  Rosarium,  Pinetum,  and  many  others.  The  collection  of  hardy  plants 
is  remarkably  good,  so  are  the  Stove  and  Green  House  collections.  In  Ferns,  the 
gardens  are  i)eculiarly  rich.  Everj'  shareholder,  who  must  be  a  sultscriber,  has  the  right 
of  j)erst)iiul  admission,  with  all  the  members  t)f  his  family ;  and  any  number  not  exceed- 
ing four  other  persons,  accompanied  by  some  member  of  the  family  on  all  occasions, 
except  on  exhibition  days,  when  the  free  admission  is  exclusively  confined  to  the 
resident  members  of  the  shareholder's  family,  and  to  strangers.     Every  annual  subscri- 


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l)pr  has  personal  admission,  witli  all  tlio  residents  of  his  family,  on  all  oocasioni,  except 
on  exhibition  days,  when  the  free  admission  is  confined  to  the  subscriber,  and  one 
of  the  resident  members  of  his  family.  Every  annual  subscriber,  of  ten  shillings  and 
sixpence,  has  personal  admission  to  the  gardens  on  all  occasions.  The  charge  for 
admission  on  the  exhil)itions  is  one  shilling-  for  each  person,  and  sixpence  for  each 
child  under  ten  years  of  age ;  but  every  shareholder  can  introduce  one  stranger,  for 
every  share  he  may  possess.  The  gardens  are  open  on  Mondays  to  the  working 
classes,  at  the  nominal  charge  of  one  penny,  and  great  numbers  avail  themselves  of 
this  privilege.  Strangers  are  at  all  tunes  admitted  for  one  shilling  each.  On  every 
alternate  Thm-sday  during  the  summer  season,  there  is  a  public  promenade,  with  an 
efficient  band  of  music  in  attendance,  which  renders  the  gardens  very  attractive,  and  the 
time  much  looked  for.  Horticultural  exhibitions  take  place  three  times  in  the  year,  for 
plants,  fniits,  and  vegetable  s.  At  these  exhibitions  premiums  are  given  by  the  society 
for  the  best  productions  of  horticultural  skill.  These  exhibitions  are  held  in  the  gar- 
dens, in  spacious  marcpiees.  The  numerous  attendance  on  these  occasions  shews  the 
great  interest  taken  in  these  trials  of  skill.  The  present  number  of  shareholders  and 
subscribers  amount  to  about  one  thousand. 

President,  the  Earl  of  Dartmouth;  Vice  President,  the  Hon.  F.  Gough; 
Treasurer,  Thomas  Clark,  Esq.;  Honorary  Secretary,  G.  B.  Knovvles,Esq.  ; 
Curator,  M.  C.  H.  Catling. 

Baths. — Lady  Well,  a  spring  of  clear,  soft,  and  pure  water,  situated  near  the  site 
of  the  old  parsonage  house,  probably  formerly  devoted  to  the  Virgin  Mary.  A  portion 
of  the  town  is  supplied  with  water  from  this  spring,  by  means  of  carriers.  It  also  sujj- 
plies  a  suite  of  baths,  which,  in  Mr.  Hutton's  time,  cost  nearly  j£?2,000.  in  fitting  up, 
being  seven  in  number  ;  they  are  now  increased  to  nineteen,  and  nearly  an  additional 
^2,000.  has  been  expended  upon  them  by  Mr.  Monro.  The  ladies'  bath  is  laid  with 
marble,  and  has  an  excellent  dressing  room  adjoining.  The  gentlemen's  cold  bath, 
with  dressing  room,  adjoining.  A  gentleman's  cold  bath,  fifteen  feetand  a  half  square, 
and  nearly  four  feet  and  a  half  deep,  receiving  a  supply  from  an  abundant  spring 
within  itself,  of  twelve  hogsheads  per  hour.  It  has  private  boxes  fronting  the  water, 
and  a  convenient  dressing  room.  The  large  swunming  bath  is  upwards  of  one 
hundred  feet  long,  and  fifty  feet  wide,  and  the  gradual  depth  from  three  to  five  feet. 
This  bath  is  supplied  with  about  one  thousand  hogsheads  of  water  per  hour  from 
Lady  Well,  and  the  siurounding  springs;  is  in  the  centre  of  a  neatly  laid  out  garden, 
well  planted  with  high  trees,  and  enclosed  with  high  walls.  The  platform,  flights  of 
steps,  and  convenience  for  bathing,  and  dressing,  are  well  constructed,  and  perhaps  un- 
equalled in  any  inland  town  in  the  kingdom.  A  temperate  bath,  and  hot  bath,  with 
baths  of  the  artificial  waters  of  Harrowgate,  Leamington,  and  Cheltenham ;  also  sul- 
phm-ous,  aromatic,  and  topical,  fumigating,  and  vapoiu'  baths,  all  on  admirable  and 
improved  construction,  for  invalids,  who  can  be  accommodated  with  apartments. 

Baths,  George-street,  Balsall  Heath.  These  baths  were  opened  in  1846,  by  Mr. 
John  Smith,  and  are  acknowledged  by  the  faculty  to  be  situated  in  the  most  salubrious 
air  round  Birmingham — to  have  a  continual  supply  of  pure  water,  and  the  surround- 
ing scenery  most  beautiful. 

Vauxhall  Gardens,  Bloomsbury,  Aston.  These  gardens  have  lately  undergone 
considerable  alteration.  The  principal  lawn,  which  is  surrounded  by  a  line  of  majestic 
trees,  is  now  disposed  into  picturesque  parterres,  beautified  by  flowers  and  evergreens 
These  radiate  from  a  centre  division,  in  which  a  handsome  fountain  is  erected,  and 
pours  its  liquid  treasures  into  an  ample  basin.  Under  the  trees,  which  fringe  the 
square,  snug,  picturesque,  and  fantastic  bowers  cluster ;  and  between  each,  a  sloping 
bank,  adorned  with  vases  and  flowers,  form  a  striking  combination ;  the  whole  con- 


56  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHA\f. 

!9titulinaf  a  ])cau'ifal  promenade,  which  forms  an  invaluable  out-door  recreation.  These 
gardens  were  established  about  fifty  years  ago,  and  are  the  property  of  Mr.  Joseph 
Steedman,  but  in  the  occupation  of  Mr.  George  Stewart. 

New  Vauxhall  and  Galtox  Arms  Hotel,  Pleasure  Gardens,  Duddeston-cum- 
Nechells,  kept  by  Mr.  Thomas  Hale,  comprises  an  elegant  hotel,  enriched  with 
pictorial  embellishments,  and  commanding  a  fine  prospect  of  the  gardens,  which  forcibly 
strikes  the  classic  mind,  of  the  regions  of  ancient  Rome;  for  tiu"n  as  may  be,  the  eye 
rests  upon  a  Medician  V>nus,  an  Apollo  Belvidere,  Hercules,  Dying  Gladiator,  or 
some  other  celebrated  relic  of  antique  statuary,  peeping  through  the  leafy  foliage  of  its 
umbraceous  walks,  which  are  furnished  with  every  thing  artificial  as  well  as  natural, 
which  can  charm  the  mind  and  elevate  the  understanding.  The  gardens  are  entered  by 
a  flight  of  step«!,  fi-om  an  elegantly  constructed  colonnade,  which  forms  both  a  delightful 
promenade,  and  a  shelter  for  company  during  tempestuous  weather.  In  front  of  the 
colonnade  stand  two  statues,  of  colossal  proportions,  both  of  them  admirably  executed ; 
one  representing  the  Duke  of  Wellington,  the  conqueror  of  a  hundred  fights  ;  the 
other.  Napoleon  Buonaparte,  Emperor  of  France.  The  gardens  rise  in  gentle  undu- 
lations, whose  verdant  green  banks  are  embellished  with  many  patches  of  flowers,  and 
where  the  "  earliest  of  the  year  oft  are  found."  In  a  more  central  part  of  the  garden 
are  statues  of  the  nine  muses,  and  busts  of  the  most  eminent  warriors  and  statesmen 
this  country  has  produced  ;  or  of  men  in  the  piu-suit  of  the  arts,  science,  and  literature. 
These  gardens  are  laid  out  with  great  taste  and  effect;  and  the  New  Vauxhall  Gardens 
are  a  popular  resort  for  the  numerous  summer  parties  who  visit  Birmingham.  They 
were  established  in  1844,  by  Mr.  John  Bradshaw,  who  is  the  lessee. 

Prince  Aibcrt's  Visit  to  Birmingham,  in  1844;  the  object  of  which  was  to 
visit  the  manufactories.  He  was  accompanied  by  the  Hon.  G.  E.  Anson,  and  Colonel 
Bouverie,  and  in  alighting  at  the  terminus  of  the  Birmingham  and  Derby  railway,  was 
received  by  the  Earl  of  Warwick,  the  Lord  Lieutenant  of  the  County,  Colt  nel  Horn, 
the  Military  Commandant  of  the  District,  and  the  Mayor  and  Corporation.  After 
having  visited  the  principal  manufactories,  and  places  of  business,  the  Prince  entered 
the  town  hall,  which  was  crowded,  many  hundred  persons  being  anxious  to  obtain  a 
glhnpse  of  his  Royal  Highness.  Mr.  Stimson,  the  organist,  fully  displayed  the  powers 
of  the  organ,  by  playing  God  Save  the  Queen,  Luther's  Hymn,  an  Extempore,  A-c. 
Ilis  Royal  Highness  stayed  fifteen  minutes  in  the  Hall,  with  the  noble  proportions  of 
which,  as  well  as  with  the  power  and  flexibility  of  its  magnificent  organ,  he  expressed 
his  high  gratification.  On  leaving  the  Hall  his  Royal  Highness  proceeded  to  the 
Free  Grammar  School,  where  an  elegant  collation  was  provided  by  the  Head  Master, 
the  Rev.  J.  P.  Lee.  After  inspecting  the  school,  his  Royal  Highness  started  for  the 
railway  station,  and  left  BiiTningham  for  Drayton  Manor. 

Birmingham  Licensed  Victuallers  Asylum,  erected  by  voluntary  contributions, 
for  the  reception  of  the  aged  necessitous  of  their  profession  and  society,  who,  to  be  en- 
titled to  its  benefits,  must  have  contributed  to  its  funds.  It  is  pleasantly  situated  on  the 
east  side  of  the  Bristol  road,  and  not  more  than  three  quarters  of  a  mile  from  the  centre 
of  the  town.  It  is  in  the  Elizabethan  style  of  architecture,  from  a  design  by  D.  R.  Hill, 
Esq.,  and  built  ])y  Mr.  Samuel  Briggs ;  and  from  the  l)eauty  of  the  design,  and  the  sub- 
stantial workmanship,  reflects  gieat  credit  upon  those  gentlemen.  It  was  founded  at 
Vauxhall,  at  the  Anniversary  Dinner  of  the  Victuallers'  Society,  in  the  autmnn  of  the 
year  1845,  the  then  Mayor  of  the  Borough,  Thomas  Phillips,  Esq.  having  accepted 
the  chair  on  that  occasion,  and  commenced  the  charity  by  subscribing  the  liberal  sum 
of  ^50.  The  first  stone  of  the  building  was  publicly  laid  by  that  gentleman  on  the 
30th  day  of  August,  1848,  (he  being  President  and  Treasurer  to  the  institution,)  when 
he  added  another  .£50.  to  his  fonner  su])scription.  The  l)uilding  already  consists  of  six 
houses,  containing  three  rooms  each,  very  conveniently  fitted  up  for  the  comfort  of  the 
inmates,  who  will  each  have  in  addition  to  the  house  an  allowance  of  coab,  and  about 


HISTOUY    OF    BIRMINGHAM.  57 

eij^ht  shilliuf^s  per  week.  Four  more  d\vellini,',i  will  \m  added  at  some  subsetivient  period, 
when  occasion  may  recpiire  it.  Tlie  irout  is  <,Miarded  by  an  iron  })alisadinj;j;,  within 
which  is  a  tastefully  laid  out  fjrround,  presenting  an  interesting  and  uni({Ue  feature  as  a 
benevolent  institution.     John  Brearley  Piiyn,  Esq.,  Honorary  Secretary. 

Victoria  Benefit  BuiLniNo  Investment  and  Land  Society  of  Binningham,  and 
the  Midland  Counties,  duly  certified  hy  the  Barrister  appointed  by  Government  for  that 
purj)Ose,  May  30th,  1848.  Central  offices  for  business,  2o,  Ann  street;  open  for  the 
admission  of  members,  from  six  to  nine  o'clock  every  Monday  evening  ;  and  on  Monday, 
Thursday,  and  Friday,  from  nine  o'clock  in  the  morning  until  five  o'clock  in  the  evening. 
The  originators  of  this  society  having  availed  themselves  of  the  experience  furnished  by 
the  History  of  Building  and  Freehold  Land  Societies,  in  various  parts  of  the  Kingdom, 
have  matured  a  plan,  which  they  believe  offers  more  advantages  than  any  other  in  ex- 
istence. The  value  of  a  full  share  is  jCI20.  ;  the  payment,  2s.  7d.  per  week  ;  or,  1  Is. 
2.}d.  per  month  ;  and,  accordingly,  for  proportionate  shares.  Phesident  :  Frederick 
Lsaac  Welch,  Esq.     Secketary  :  Mr.  Samuel  Taylor,  2j,  Ann-street. 

Steam  Engines. — By  the  report  of  the  Birmingham  Philosophical  Institution,  in 
October,  1836,  it  appears  that  169  steam  engines  were  erected  in  Birmingham,  from 
I7H0  to  that  period,  of  which  17  had  been  erected  in  1834,  and  24  in  1835.  The  total 
horse-power  was  equal  to  2,700  horses.  In  1839,  it  amounted  to  3,436  horse-power — 
consmning  240  tons  of  coal  per  day.  In  1836,  of  the  estimated  horse-power,  275  were 
used  for  grinding  flour ;  1770  for  working  metals  ;  279  for  pumping  water  ;  87  for  glass 
grinding ;  97  for  working  wood  ;  44  for  paper  making  and  glazing ;  37  for  grinding 
clay;  61  for  grinding  colours  and  chemicals  ;  and  50  for  sundry  purposes.  The  esti- 
mated consumption  of  coals,  in  1836,  was  216  tons  per  day.  The  estimated  number  of 
persons  employed,  were  4,000  males,  and  1,300  females  ;  and  the  estimated  amount  of 
power  hired  out,  equal  to  450  horses.  These  estimates  were  confined  to  engines  within 
the  borough.  Of  1,770  horse-power  employed  in  working  metals,  it  was  computed 
that  162  were  used  by  iron  founders,  first  applied  in  1788 ;  570  in  rolling  copper,  brass, 
and  other  metals,  first  applied  in  1790  ;  150  in  drawing  wire,  first  applied  in  1808  ; 
201  in  iron  forges  and  wrought  u-on  mills,  first  applied  in  1816;  74  in  nail  cutting, 
first  applied  in  1813;  104  on  screw  making,  first  applied  in  1819;  and  24  in  draw- 
ing metal  tubes,  first  applied  in  1822.  The  horse-power  of  steam,  for  every  twelve 
lioujs  of  work,  is  eijual  to  the  laboiu*  of  sixteen  men — so  that  there  were,  in  1839, 
steam-power  within  the  borough  equal  to  the  labour  of  54,976  men,  exclvLsive  of  power 
hired  out  of  the  borough,  equal  to  the  labour  of  7^-00  men — making  the  amount  equal 
to  62,176  men.  To  estimate  that,  since  1839,  the  increase  in  Birmingham  to  be  1,800 
horse-power,  would  probably  be  within  the  amount,  and  give  an  addition  of  28,800 — 
making,  at  the  present  time  (1849),  a  steam  power  in  Binningham  equal  to  the  labour  of 
90,976  men — probaljly  about  7,500  persons,  men,  women,  and  children,  will  be  em- 
phjyed  at  the  present  time  in  the  working  of  this  steam-power.  The  amount  of  loco- 
motive steam  engines,  passing  in  and  out  of  the  borough,  is  immense — but  there  is  no 
data  whereon  to  make  a  calculation — but  the  extent  and  expedition  of  the  traffic  saves 
many  horses,  and  a  great  number  of  men. 

Courts. — An  act  for  the  recovery  of  debts,  under  40s.,  was  obtained  in  1752,  for 
Birmingham,  constituting  72  commissioners,  three  to  be  a  quorum.  Two  clerks,  con- 
.stituted  by  the  act,  attended  the  court,  to  give  judicial  assistance,  are  always  of  the 
law,  chosen  alternately  by  the  lord  of  the  manor,  and  by  the  commissioners,  and  continue 
for  life.  Once  in  every  two  years,  ten  of  the  commissioners  were  balloted  out,  and  ten 
others  chosen  in  their  stead.  A  further  act  was  obtained 47th  George  III.  which  extends 
to  debts  not  exceeding  ^5.,  mider  the  jurisdiction  of  one  hundred  and  twelve  commis- 
sioners, three  of  whom  to  be  a  quorum.  In  an  act  for  the  improvement  of  Birmingham, 
passed  May  23rd,  1828,  a  clause,  (CL.  11.)  empowers  the  commissioners  of  the  Court  of 
Requests  to  purchase  of  the  lord  of  the  manor  of  Birmingham,  all  his  interest  in  or  any 

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58  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

way  belonging  to  the  Court  of  Requests,  holden  in  the  manor  of  Birmingham,  and  of  all 
appointments,  fees,  &c.  And  all  the  costs  and  expenses  attending  the  same,  to  be 
defrayed  out  of  the  monies  collected  by  virtue  of  this  act. 

The  New  Small  Debts  Act,  or  County  Courts. — This  important  act,  which  will 
create  a  revolution  in  law  proceedings,  on  actions  for  claims  and  demands  not  exceeding 
^20.,  took  effect  throughout  England  and  Wales,  on  the  15th  of  March,  1847.  By  an 
order  in  council,  all  courts  for  small  debts  were  abolished,  on  the  13th  of  March,  with 
the  exception  of  a  few,  from  which  day  the  excepted  courts  were  to  he  holden  at  county 
courts,  and  governed  by  the  proHsions  of  the  act,  so  to  be  enforced.  Each  district  court 
to  be  presided  over  by  a  judge,  who  is  to  appoint  a  clerk,  being  an  attorney,  and  he  is 
to  appoint  other  oilRcers ;  the  fees  allowed  by  the  act,  are  to  be  exhibited.  The  salaries 
of  the  judges  and  clerks,  may  by  an  order  be  fixed,  so  that  in  no  case  a  judge  is  to  be 
paid  more  than  one  thoxisand  two  hundred  pounds,  or  a  clerk,  more  than  six  hundred 
pounds  a  year.  The  jurisdiction  of  the  com-t  is  thus  defined  in  the  58  section  : — "And 
be  it  enacted,  that  all  pleas  of  personal  actions,  when  the  debt  or  damage  claimed  is  not 
more  than  ^20.,  whether  a  balance  account,  or  otherwise,  may  be  holden  in  the  county 
court,  without  writ,  and  all  such  actions  brought  in  the  said  coiu*t,  shall  be  heard,  and 
determined  in  a  summary  way  in  a  county  court,  constituted  under  this  act,  provided 
always  that  the  coiirt  shall  not  have  cognizance  of  any  action  of  ejectment,  or  which 
the  title  of  any  corporeal  or  incorporeal  hereditaments,  or  any  toll,  fair,  market,  or 
franchise  shall  be  in  question ;  or  in  which  the  validity  of  any  devise,  bequest,  or  limi- 
tation. Tinder  any  will  or  settlement,  may  be  disputed  ;  or  for  any  malicious  prosecution, 
or  for  any  libel  or  slander,  or  for  criminal  conversation,  or  for  sediiction,  or  breach  of 
promise  of  marriage."  Demands  are  not  to  be  di\-ided,  but  maybe  reduced  to  jf20. 
Minors  may  sue  for  wages,  executors  may  sue  and  be  sued.  The  judge  is  to  determine 
the  case  where  no  jm-y  is  summoned.  In  cases  exceeding  £5.  in  amount,  a  plaintiff 
or  defendant  may  require  a  jury  of  five  persons,  on  the  payment  of  5s. ;  and  under  that 
amount,  the  judge  is  to  have  a  discretionary  power  as  to  a  jury.  Witnesses  are  to  be 
paid  their  expenses,  and  may  be  fined  for  non-attendance.  A  debt  may  be  paid  by 
instalments,  and  a  judge  has  power  to  order  an  execution  against  the  goods  of  a 
defendant,  except  the  wearing  apparel  and  tools,  to  the  amount  of  j£5.  A  commitment 
for  4U  days  may  be  made,  and  is  not  to  extinguish  the  debt.  Actions  in  certain  cases, 
such  as  where  the  plaintiff  resides  more  than  twenty  miles  from  the  defendant,  may  be 
brought  into  the  superior  coiu-ts,  but  in  other  cases  it  is  enacted — "  that  if  an  action 
shall  be  commenced  after  the  passing  of  this  act,  in  any  of  her  majesty's  superior  courts 
of  record,  for  any  other  cause  than  those  hereinafter  specified,  for  which  a  plea  may 
have  been  entered  into  any  court,  holden  under  this  act,  and  a  verdict  shall  be  found 
for  the  plaintiff,  for  a  sum  less  than  ^20.,  if  the  said  action  is  founded  on  contract,  or 
less  than  ^5.,  if  it  l)e  founded  on  tort  or  wrong,  the  said  plaintiff  shall  have  judgment 
to  recover  such  sum,  and  no  costs ;  and  if  a  verdict  shall  not  be  foimd  for  the  plaintiff, 
the  defendant  shall  be  entitled  to  his  costs,  as  between  attorney  and  client,  unless,  in 
either  case,  the  judge  who  shall  try  the  cause,  shall  certify  on  the  back  of  the  record, 
that  the  action  was  fit  to  be  broujjfht  in  siich  superior  comt." 

Circuit  Court,  21,  includes  Bu-mingham,  Atherston,  and  Tamworth.  For  this 
circuit,  the  officers  are  : 

JunoE,  Leigh  Trallurd,  Esq.,  Leamington. 

Clerks,  John  Guest,  solicitor,  Waterloo-street;  William  Ilavard  Arnold,  New-street. 

Assistant  Clerks,  John  Eachus,  William  Crant,  G.  B.  Goole,  John  Barlow. 

High  Bailiff,  Charles  William  Elkington,  New  Hall-street. 

Assistant  Bailiffs,  .Tonas  Hewitt,  Thomas  l{(>ynold. 

Courts  held  at  Binningham,  about  six  days  in  the  month  for  County  C(mrt:  for 
Bnnkruj)tcy,  four  days  in  the  month;  and  for  Insolvency,  three  days  in  the  month. 
Coiu't  House,  Waterloo  Rooms,  Waterloo  Street. 


HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM.  59 

A  list  of  Parishes  iii  the  District  of  the  County  Court  of  Birmingham,  and  their  dis- 
tances:— Aston,  2  miles  ;  Balsall  Heath,  2;  Bingham;  ]iarr  Perry,  3  ;  Coleshill,  10; 
Curdworth,  4;  Edgbaston,  1;  Herrington,  5;  Ilandsworth,  (except  Smethvvick,)  4; 
lIarl)ome,  1  ;  Lee  Marston,  8  ;  Maxstoke,  5  ;  Monmouth,  5  ;  Moseley,  2;  Northfleet, 
6;  Nort«m,  (King's,)  6;  Saltley,  1;  Sheldon,  8;  Shustock,  8;  Sutton  Coldfield,  8; 
Whitacre,  Nether,  8;  Whitacre,  Over,  8;  Wishaw,  6.  The  other  Districts  willlje  given 
in  their  proper  places. 

Court  of  B.^nkruptcy  ;  Commissioners  of  Bankruptcy,  JohnBalguy,  Esq.  Q.  C. ; 
Edmmid  Robert  Dauiell,  Esq. 

Registrars,  Hon.  Francis  James  Ciu*zon;  Robert  Emilius  Wilson,  Esq. 

Official  Assignees,  James  Christie,  Esq.;  Frederick  Whitmore,  Esq.;  Richard 
Valpy,  Esq. ;  Thomas  Bittleston,  Esq. 

Messengers,  Mr.  Francis  Ostler  Bradham ;  Mr.  "William  Boddill. 

Ushers,  Mr.  James  Hotchkiss  ;  Mr.  Robert  Eccles. 

Court  of  the  Honour  of  Tutbury  and  Duchy  of  Lancaster,  commonly  called 
the  Three  Weeks  Courts  extends  to  debts  under40s.  This  Honour  belongs  to  the  Crown, 
as  a  part  of  the  Duchy  of  Lancaster ;  it  extends  into  several  Counties,  and  over  the 
principal  part  of  the  Hundred  of  Ilemlingford,  in  Warwickshire,  with  some  other  places 
in  that  County.  This  Court  had  for  many  years  become  nearly  obsolete,  having  been 
superseded  by  Local  Courts  of  Requests,  but  the  late  changes  in  the  recovery  of  small 
debts  have  again  made  it  to  be  much  resorted  to  and  practised  in.  The  names  of  the 
places  will  be  given  with  the  History  of  the  County.     The  officers  are : — 

Steward  for  Hemlingford,  Thomas  Brook  Bridges  Stevens,  Esq. 

Bailiff  for  Hemlingford,  Edward  Greensill,  88,  Aston  street,  Birmingham. 

Officers  for  Hemlingford,  the  above  Edward  Greensill  and  John  James,  61, 
Lichfield  street. 

Streets. — At  the  Restoration,  Hutton  supposes,  there  were  fifteen  streets,  though 
not  all  finished  ;  and  from  that  period,  to  the  year  1700,  they  were  increased  to  twenty- 
eight,  and  were  as  follows  : — 

Bell-street  Edgbaston-street  Park-street 

Bull-lane,  and  street  Froggery,  The  Peck-lane 

Carr-lane  High-street  Philip-street 

Castle-street  Lees-lane  Pinfold-street 

Cohnore-street  Lower  Mill-lane  St.  Martin's-lane 

Corn  Market,  and  Shambles  Moat-lane,  (Court-lane)  Shambles 

Dale-end  Moor-street  Spiceal-street 

Deritend,  and  Bordesley         New-street  Stafibrd-street 

Digbeth  Old  Meeting-street  Worcester-street 

Dudlev-street 
In  1731,  an  addition  of  twenty-three  sti-eets  had  been  made,  and  the  number  of  houses 
then  were  2,122 ;  and  the  population,  13,722.  As  the  present  list  of  streets  will  shew, 
the  increase  has  been  rapidly  progressing.  The  population  of  Binningham,  in  the 
year  1801,  decreased  considerably  ;  but  in  1808  a  reaction  took  place,  trade  revived,  and 
about  200  houses  were  built,  and  5,000  people  added — being  nearly  double  of  the  de- 
crease in  1801.  The  short  interval  of  peace,  in  1802,  produced  a  considerable  effect. 
In  1811,  although  war  was  raging  with  great  devastation,  trade  was  in  a  flourishing 
state,  and  the  population  exceeded  80,000.  In  1816,  it  was  about  88,000,  and  from  that 
period,  till  the  conclusion  of  1818,  it  is  supposed  that  300  additional  houses  were 
erected,  and  the  total  number  of  inhabitants  amounted  to  90,000.  In  1821,  they 
amounted  to  about  100,000  ;  in  1824,  there  were  said  to  be  2,000  houses  erected  in  the 
town,  and  its  environs  ;  and  in  1831,  the  population  were  returned  at  146,986,  as  before 
stated  ;  but  in  1841,  at  138,215— shewing  a  decrease  of  8,771  souls.  In  reference  to 
the  effects  of  Peace  and  War,  Bmningham  benefited  materially  in  1804,  by  the  manu- 


60  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

facture  of  fire-arms ;  thus  making  the  instruments  of  death  the  sources  of  a  llveh'- 
hood  to  thousands.  In  1809,  and  1810,  that  trade  increased  in  a  six-fold  proportion, 
when  30,000  stand  of  arms  was  supplied  monthly,  till  the  peace  of  Paris,  in  1814.  The 
peace  of  1802  was  here,  as  well  as  in  every  part  of  the  nation,  received  with  g^i-eat 
transports  of  joy.  It  is  said  that  a  man,  after  the  mail  came  in  with  the  tidings, 
(l)eing  Sunday),  ran  with  them  to  one  of  the  churches,  and,  in  his  transport,  threw  his 
hat,  loaded  with  laurel  and  ribbons,  into  one  of  the  pews,  exclaiming  '•  Peace  !  peace  ! 
peace!  God  forgive  me,  but  it  is  come,  thank  God,  at  last!  Thank  God  peace  is  come 
at  last  /"  The  arrival  of  the  definitive  treaty  of  peace  did  not  take  place  till  9th  March, 
1802,  when  the  intelligence  was  brought  from  London  in  ten  hours  and  forty  minutes, 
and  arrived  at  three  o'clock  in  the  morning,  when  the  most  lively  joy  was  manifested. 

Pantechnetheca,  or  the  General  Depository,  was  e^rectedin  1824,  for  the  exhibition 
and  sale  of  articles  in  the  finer  department  of  the  arts,  selected  from  the  various 
manufactories  of  the  town.  The  exterior  of  the  building  is  fronted  on  the  basement 
story  with  a  Grecian  Doric  colonnade,  supporting  another  of  the  Ionic  order,  sur- 
mounted by  a  handsome  balustrade,  with  projecting  pedestals,  on  which  are  emblema- 
tical figures,  well  sculptured.  The  interior  consists  of  two  handsome  showrooms,  and 
now  forms  the  extensive  clothing  establishment  of  Samuel  Hyam,  merchant  tailor. 

Callum's  Horse  axd  Carriage  Repository,  (late  Beards  worth's),  1,  Cheapside, 
near  Smithficld  Market,  for  the  sale  of  horses  and  carriages  by  auction.  The  Ijuilding 
comprises  a  spacious  quadrangular  area,  around  which  are  stables  for  150  horses,  ex- 
clusive of  24  boxes  for  hunters.  Above  these  are  galleries,  on  which  there  is  room  for 
400  carriages,  a  great  number  of  which  are  constantly  on  sale.  The  whole  is  covered 
with  a  lofty  shed  roof,  lighted  by  a  double  range  of  windows.  On  one  side  of  the 
quadrangle,  over  which  the  roof  is  continued,  there  is  a  covered  ride  180  yards  in  length 
and  40  in  width. 

Smoke  Burning. — By  clause  LVI.,  in  the  Birmingham  Improvement  Act,  9th 
George  IV.,  it  is  enacted,  that  the  owners  and  occujjiers  of  all  engines,  commonly 
called  steam-engines,  which  have  been  or  shall  be  set  up  in  the  parish  of  Birmingham, 
shall  use  the  method  now  adopted,  or  others  equally  efficacious,  to  consxime  or  burn 
the  smoke  arising  therefi-om.  Any  person  using  such  steam-engine  without  consmuing 
the  smoke,  as  aforesaid,  shall  forfeit  and  pay  for  every  such  neglect  the  sum  of  ^50. 
to  be  recovered  by  action  of  debt,  <$rc. 

Workhouse. — After  the  dissolution  of  the  religious  houses,  in  1536,  great  distress 

prevailed  in  England,  as  many  had  lost  their  dejiendence.     Af'er  various  efforts  to  re- 

)    store  ordiT  and  prosperity,  and  punish  the  idle  and  prof! igate,  the  Poor  Law  wa«!  passed 

/    in  the  4."Jrd  year  of  Queen  Kli/abolh  ;  by  this  law  every  jmrish  in  England  was  erected 

^    into  a  distinct  IVatcrnity,  and  obliged  to  sujjport  its  own  members.     Under  this  law, 

which  obliged  the  able  bodied  to  be  set  to  work,  and  the  aged  and  infirm  to  be  provided  for, 

England  became  prosperous,  and  her  people  the  envy  of  the  world:  but  Workhouses  did 

not  become  general  till  1730.     That  <tf  Birmingham  was  erected  in  Lichfield  street,  in 

1733,  at  the  expense  of  .X' 1, 173.  3s.  5d. ;  and   which,   as  Ilutton  obsen-es,   a  stranger 

would  snpi)ose  was  the  residence  of  a  gentleman.     The  left  wing,  called  the  Infirmary, 

was  built  in  176G,  at  the  cost  of  .^400.,  and  the  right,  a  place  for  labour,  in  1779,  at  the 

expense  of  ^£700.  more.     The  building  will  accommodate  645  paupers,  and  is  generally 

full.     Various  plans  were  devised  to  employ  the  paupers,  and  keep  the  rates  down;  in 

1754,  the  spinning  of  packthread  was  introduced  into  the  workhouse:    in  1756,  a  mill 

for  jrriuding  corn  was  set  up  in  the  house,  but  was  sold  in  1761.     In  1766,  the  spin- 

ninj^  of  nio])  yarn  was  introduced,  but  tbo  yarn  proved  of  less  value  than  the  wool: 

various  otber  plans  were  tried,  but  all  failed,  uud  the  rates  kept  advancing.     In  1780, 

two  collectors  of  the  rates  were  apjiointed,  at  fifty  guinea.s  each ;  which  it  was  said, 

would  save  the  town  many  hundn-ds ;  still  the  rates  kept  increasing.     In   1783,  four  Acts 

were  upon  the  anvil,  to  alter  the  law,  and  to  remove  the  workhouse  to  Birmingham 


HISTORY    OF    BFRMFNGHAM.  61 

Ileatli.  at  an  expense  of  j£^l (>.(>(>().,  witli  powers  to  borrow  ^15,000.  and  by  this  nieanM 
to  reduce  the  levies  one  third;  Itowever,  that  was  not  then  done.  13ut  in  this  year, 
(184S,)  it  seems  to  have  been  carried  at  various  parish  meetinijs,  that  a  New  Workhouse 
sliall  l)e  erected  on  Hinninfifhani  Heath,  sufficient  to  supply  the  wants  of  the  parish. 
The  parish  of  Binnin<jham  is  not  in  union  with  any  other  parish,  excejjt  those  ])arts 
of  it  which  have  l)een  created  ecclesia.otical  ])arishes  within  its  own  ])()undary  ;  neither 
do  the  addvti(uis  added  to  comprise  the  borough,  keep  their  poor  with  the  parish.  The 
poor  rates  have,  during  the  last  one  hundred  years,  increased  in  an  amazing  manner. 
Hutton  gives  a  statement  of  the  disbursements,  from  1676  to  1792.  In  1676,  the  first  on 
record,  £3-28.  17s.  7d.  was  disbursed  ;  in  1700,  ^661. 7^.  4=^d.  ;  in  17^0,  £1 167.  16s.  6d. ; 
in  179-2,  ^*12,045.  Os.  4^d. ;  and  by  Shaw,  in  1818,  ^'61,928.  was  expended.  The  expen- 
diture for  tlie  half  year,  ending  Lady-day,  1848,  was  ^37,589  ;  thf»  second  (piarter  of  this 
periodhavingsliewn  a  considerable  increase  on  the  first.  The  population  of  Birmingham, 
in  1700,  is  said  to  be  15,032  souls  ;  in  1741,  24,660  souls;  in  1781,  50,295;  in  1791, 
73,653  ;  and  now  will  be  about  140,000,  which,  since  1700,  is  an  increase  of  nearly  eleven 
times  over  ;  but  the  rates  since  1700,  have  increased  more  than  135  times  in  amount ; 
and  since  1769,  to  80  tfmes  the  amount ;  so  that  the  rate  has  increased  in  a  much  greater 
ratio  than  that  of  the  population,  thouyh  the  most  stringent  means  have  been  resorted 
to  for  saving  it.  This  has  not  been  the  state  of  Birmingham  alone,  but  that  of  most 
other  manufacttiring  toAvns,  and  of  the  whole  kingdom.  Thus,  with  all  the  aids  of 
science  and  skill  of  which  we  have  to  boast,  it  seems  to  require  a  most  searching  inves- 
tigation, to  endeavour  to  discover  why  7nan  has  become  so  deteriorated — pavperised. 

The  Guardians  consist  of  109,  to  whom  Mr.  Edward  Pitt  is  the  Clerk;  The  Rev. 
Thomas  Onion,  B.  A.,  Chaplain.  Mr.  Soloman  Grosvenor  Walters,  and  Mrs.  Mary 
Bullivant  ^V alters,  master  and  matron;  Mr.  Henry  Knight,  superintendent  Registrar, 
and  the  Registrars  of  Births  and  Deaths;  Joseph  George  Welch,  for  All  Saints'  district, 
Warstone  lane;  Thomas  Sansum,  for  St.  George's  district,  144,  Great  Hampton 
street;  Joseph  Smith,  for  St.  Paul's  district,  19,  Church  street;  Joseph  Gell,  for  St. 
Philip's  district,  54,  Hill  street;  Horatio  Nelson  Grimley,  for  St.  Peter's  district,  Q5^ 
Fazeley  street;  John  White,  for  St.  Martin's  district,  50,  Benacre  street;  Edward  Penn, 
for  St.  Thomas's  district,  4,  Bristol  road;  William  Williams,  for  St.  Marj-'s  district,  6, 
St.  Mary's  row;  and  Joseph  Wood,  forLadywood  district,  102,  Grosvenor  street.  West. 
Registrars  of  Marriages,  John  W.  Showell,  26,  Temple  street ;  and  Mr.  Michael 
Makers,  5,  Congi-eve  street. 

Relieving  Officers. — 1st  district.  Fleet  street,  Mr.  John  White ;  2nd  district,  Cecil 
street,  Mr.  Henry  Gibbs;  3rd  district.  Little  Hill  street,  Mr.  Thomas  Rutherford; 
4th  district,  Grosvenor  street,  Mr.  John  Edwards ;  5th  district,  Wenion  street,  Mr. 
Benjamin  Cau-ns;  6th  district,  Colmore  street,  Mr.  Thomas  Richards. 

Medical  Officers. — Mr.  Edward  Townsend  Cox,  Thomas  Green,  Robert  Mae- 
pherson,  John  Simons,  and  twelve  others,  who  visit  the  out  poor;  Mr.  Charles  Smith, 
the  House  Surgeon. 

Charities. — Free  Grammar  School.     See  page  14. 

John  Milward,  by  will,  1654,  left  certain  lands  and  tenements,  in  Bordesley,  in 
the  county  of  Warwick,  at  the  reserved  rent  of  .£26.  annually ;  and  a  house  in  Bir- 
mingham, called  the  Red  Lion,  to  the  Principal  of  Brazen  Nose  College,  in  Oxford,  for 
the  time  being  ;  and  the  baillEf  of  the  to^vn  of  Birmingham,  for  the  time  being ;  and 
the  mayor  of  the  town  and  county  of  Haverford  West,  for  the  tune  being ;  and  their 
successors  for  ever.  That  the  said  rent  should,  for  the  first  two  years  after  his  death, 
be  paid  to  his  executrix;  and  afterwards,  one-third  part  {£'S.  13s.  4d.)  as  an  addition 
of  maintwiance  to  the  Free  School  of  Birmingham  ;  one-third  to  the  College,  to  be 
bestowed  on  a  scholar,  towards  part  of  his  education  ;  and  the  other  one-third  part  to 
be  paid  to  the  school  of  Haverford  West,  &c.  The  estate,  in  Bordesley,  is  described 
as  consisting  of  six  tenements  (now  eight),  and  52 a. Or. 29 p.  of  land.     The  head  mas- 


62  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

ter  of  the  graminar  school,  at  Bhniingham,  lets  liLs  third  part  at  the  ancient  resened 
rent — taking  a  fine  for  renewal  every  seven  years;  in  1816,  the  fine  paid  was  £^158. 
17s.  The  Birmingham  and  Warwick  Canal  Company  pay  the  sum  of  ,^31.  15s.  9d.  as 
compensation  rent  to  the  tenant,  occupying  the  Bordosley  estate,  for  5a.  1r.  8p.  of  land 
taken  fur  the  purposes  of  the  canal.  Of  the  hoiisc  called  the  Red  Lion,  nothing  is  now 
known.  It  does  not  appear  that  any  scholai*s  have  been  sent  to  Brazen  Nose  College 
under  this  charity. 

The  Blue  Coat  School,  (see  page  15.) 

Elizabeth  White,  by  will,  1722,  devised  to  trustees,  and  then'  heirs,  all  her  closes 
and  lands,  and  tenements,  called  Brook  House  Fields,  and  Slow  Moor,  in  the  parish  of 
Aston,  juxta  Birmingham,  after  certain  contingencies  for  the  use  of  the  charity  school 
in  Birmingham,  to  lie  applied  for  the  education  of  boys  and  girls,  in  such  school  as  her 
trustees  and  their  heirs  should  direct,  recoimnending  to  them  children  whose  parents 
were  of  the  communion  of  the  Church  of  England.  The  property  now  (1827,)  pro- 
duces j£2i6.  per  annum. 

Benjamin  Salisbury,  by  mil,  1726,  left  from  certain  property  lying  near  Lady- 
wood  lane,  in  the  parish  of  Birmingham,  the  sums  of  15s.  each,  to  be  paid  to  the  Rectors 
of  St.  Martin  and  St.  Philip's  cluu'ches,  for  sermons  to  be  preached  l)y  each  of  them;  at 
St.  Martin's  on  the  1st  November,  and  at  St.  Philip's  on  the  5th  of  Jxine,  for  the  benefit 
of  the  charity  school,  &c. ;  and  the  sum  of  20s.  on  each  of  the  said  days  to  the  governors 
of  the  said  school  for  the  use  of  the  said  school ;  and  the  further  sum  of  5s.  on  each  of 
the  said  days  to  the  overseers  of  the  poor  of  Birmingham,  for  the  time  being,  to  be  laid 
out  in  penny  bread,  to  be  distributed  at  the  clnu-ch  there,  to  poor  old  people  of  that 
place.  The  property  thus  charged  is  now  (1827,)  the  property  of  Mr.  John  Clarke,  by 
whom  the  annual  sum  of  .£2.  for  the  use  of  the  school  has  been  regularly  paid.  The 
other  sums,  a])parently  from  ignorance,  have  not  been  paid  for  many  years,  nor  de- 
manded, but  Mr.  Clarke  expresses  his  readiness  duly  to  pay  them. 

Thomas  Duncombe,  by  will,  1729,  left  two  messuages  in  Temple-row,  Birmingham, 
to  liis  wife,  for  her  life;  and  after  her  death  to  two  other  persons,  to  be  chargeable 
^\•ith  the  payment  of  the  yearly  sum  of  40s.  out  of  the  same,  for  the  benefit  of  the 
charity  scliool  for  ever,  by  half  yearly  payments  at  Michaelmas  and  Lady-day.  Mr. 
Humphrey  Evett,  the  present  owner  (1827,)  pays  the  charge. 

The  Lords  of  the  Manor  of  Birmingham,  by  indentm-e,  1795,  gave  to  trustees, 
in  trust  for  the  benefit  of  the  Blue  Coat  School,  a  plot  of  waste  land,  newly  to  be  en- 
closed, on  Binningham  heath,  with  all  buildings  thereafter  to  be  erected  thereon,  to 
hold  the  same  for  the  term  of  999  years,  at  the  yearly  rent  of  one  shilling.  This  land 
in  on  lease  for  a  term  of  99  years,  from  Michaelmas,  1825,  at  the  yearly  rent  of  £96. 
10s.,  the  lessee  covenanting  to  expend  .£1,000.  at  least,  in  the  improvement  of  the 
premises,  and  erect  several  messuages,  according  to  descrii)tion  given  in  the  lease. 

William  Brown,  Henry  Kempson,  and  Joseph  Gibbs,  by  iudentiire,  1799,  gave 
to  trustees,  in  trust  for  the  benefit  of  the  Blue  Coat  Charity  School,  one  undivided 
moiety  of  certain  premises,  j)artly  in  Moor  street,  in  Birminijhani.  and  in  a  piece  of  land, 
containing,  by  estimation,  seven  acres,  called  the  Brick-kiln  Piece,  in  the  parish  of 
Aston,  near  Birmingham,  sul)ject  to  a  certain  mortgage. 

Humphrey  Vaughn  bequeathed  .£400.  to  the  Blue  Coat  Charity  School,  to  be  laid 
out  on  securities,  to  produce  an  annual  and  ])ormanent  income.  In  the  year  1806  the 
trustees  paid  ofl' the  above-named  mortgage,  amounting,  with  interest,  to  .£231.  14s.  6d. 
and  with  the  addition  of  X*31.  14s.  6d.  from  the  funds  of  the  school,  purchased  the  other 
moiety  of  the  piece  of  laud.  This  land  is  now  (1827.)  held  under  a  lease  for  a  term  of 
99  years,  from  Lady-day,  1825,  at  the  rent  of  ,£162.  18s.  2d.  with  a  covenant  for  erect- 
ing, diu-ing  the  first  seven  years,  certain  buildings  of  the  yearly  value  of  .£40.,  <fec.  The 
moiety  of  the  houses  in  Moor  Street  was  sold  to  the  Coimnissioners  of  the  Binningham 
Street  Act,  for  the  sum  of  X236.  2s.  6d.,  which  has  been  added  to  the  funded  capital  of 


UISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM.  63 

the  school.  The  present  income  of  these  charities,  investments,  and  funded  property, 
produces  (1827,)  the  sinn  of  .£?1,028.  18s.  4fd.  which,  with  the  addition  of  annual  sub- 
scriptions and  collections,  and  casual  benefactions,  make  in  the  whole  an  income  of 
more  than  ^2,000.  The  greatest  i)art  of  this  income  is  expended  in  the  current  ex- 
penses of  the  school,  at  which  about  160  children,  of  both  sexes,  in  addition  to  those  of 
Fentham's  Charity,  are  instructed  in  readins^,  \vritinf^,  and  arithmetic,  and  the  principles 
of  the  Christian  religion ;  and  entirely  clothed,  lodged,  and  boarded. 

George  Fextham,  of  Birmingham,  mercer,  by  will,  1690,  gave  to  four  persons,  and 
their  heirs,  <Src.  nil  his  messuages,  lands,  &c.  on  trust,  after  the  payment  of  certain 
legacies,  and  giving  an  annuity  of  .^30.  to  the  poor  of  Hampton-in-Arden.  He  further 
gave  an  annuity  of  ^20.,  without  any  defalcations  whatever,  to  be  employed  after  his 
decease  as  follows,  viz: — .;C10.  to  teach  poor  children  to  know  their  letters,  spell  and 
read  English,  either  male  or  female,  of  poor  inhal)itants  of  Birmingham,  dwelling 
within  200  yards  from  and  about  the  Bull  Ring,  (fee;  and  ^10.  residue  of  the  said 
annuity,  to  be  employed  in  buying  ten  as  good  coats  as  for  the  same,  without  fraud, 
might  be  had  for  ten  poor  widows,  inhabiting  within  the  aforesaid  district.  And  he 
appointed  that  one  of  such  widows  should  wear,  in  some  visible  place  upon  her  coat, 
the  capital  letters  G  and  B,  in  some  different  colour  from  that  of  the  coat,  in  memory 
of  Goodyth  Biu-ridge,  widow,  deceased,  by  whose  executorship  he  gained  <£20.;  and  he 
gave  the  residue  of  his  estate  to  be  divided  into  two  equal  parts ;  and  that  the  yearly 
rents  and  profits  of  one  part,  should  be  for  the  relief  of  the  poor  inhabitants  of  Hamp- 
ton, and  the  other  to  be  for  the  poor  of  the  parish  of  Birmingham ;  and  in  such  manner 
as  the  major  part  of  the  male  inhabitants  dwelling  within  the  space  of  200  yards  from  and 
about  the  Bull-ring,  <fec.  should  from  time  to  time  appoint,  either  by  the  relieving  or 
making  more  easy  the  poor  inhabitants,  (fee,  or  in  teaching  poor  children  to  knit,  spin, 
or  sew,  or  in  setting  out  poor  children  to  be  apprentices.  By  indenture,  1739,  John 
Hanstead,  clerk,  and  nine  others,  inhabiting  within  200  yards  of  the  Bull-ring,  were 
appointed  by  the  Master  in  Chancery,  to  whom  the  partition  and  establishment  of  the 
charity  had  been  referred;  and  in  pursuance  of  the  decree,  20th  December,  1737, 
Samuel  Packwood,  as  heir  of  the  only  sm-viving  trustee,  did  transfer  the  property,  <fec. 
to  the  above  ten  persons.  The  income  of  this  property,  including  d£9.  returned  as 
interest,  is  .;£^30S.,  subject  to  certain  deductions  for  repairs,  improvements,  (fee.  being  on 
an  average  about  .^40.  per  annum.  Of  this  income  part  is  applied  to  the  maintenance, 
clothing,  and  educating  of  poor  children  of  both  sexes,  at  the  Blue  Coat  School.  The 
nimiber  at  school  during  the  last  eight  years,  has  varied  from  10  to  20.  They  are 
fully  clothed  once  a  year,  and  are  distinguished  hj  the  colom*  of  their  coats  and  gowns, 
which  are  green.  On  leaving  the  school,  (which  they  do  at  the  age  of  1 4,)  if  an  oppor- 
timity  occurs,  they  are  apprenticed,  and  an  additional  suit  of  clothes  given  them.  Other 
part  of  the  income  is  expended  in  providing  gowns,  handkerchiefs,  and  bonnets,  for  poor 
women,  of  whom  an  equal  number  is  appointed  by  each  of  the  trustees. 

William  Piddock,  by  will,  1 728,  devised  to  his  wife  Sarah,  for  life,  his  farm  at 
Winson  Green,  in  St.  Martin's  parish  ;  and  after  her  death,  he  gave  the  same  to  his 
cousins,  William  and  John  lleddell,  and  their  heirs,  for  ever,  upon  trust,  to  dispose  of 
the  rents  and  profits  thereof,  for  the  benefit  of  poor  boys,  of  the  parishes  of  St.  Martin 
and  St.  Philip,  Birmingham,  either  in  schooling  or  setting  them  out  apprentices,  or 
otherwise.  The  property  belonging  to  this  charity  now  consists  of  a  farm  house  and 
outbuildings,  and  foiu-  parcels  of  land,  let  on  lease,  (1827,)  at  the  annual  rent  of  jC45. 
subject  to  a  power  of  resimiing  any  portion  for  building  purposes,  <fec.  After  the  year 
1820  the  property  became  untenanted,  and  the  house  was  found  in  so  ruinous  a  con- 
dition as  to  require  rebuilding,  which  was  done  at  considerable  expense,  and  for  some 
years  caused  a  suspension  of  the  charity,  pre\'ious  to  which  thu'ty  guineas  a  year 
towai-ds  the  support  of  the  Madras  school,  in  Birmingham,  was  paid  for  the  instruction 
of  sixty  childi'cn. 


64  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

Ann  Crowley,  by  will,  1733,  gave  to  William  Hawks  and  Joseph  CartHT^ght,  and 
their  heirs,  her  two  messuages  and  gardens,  cfec.  in  or  near  Priory  street,  upon  trust, 
out  of  the  said  rents  to  pay  yearly  the  sum  of  20s.  on  the  first  of  May,  to  such  dissent- 
ing minister  as  her  said  trustees  or  their  heirs  should  appoint,  without  any  deduction. 
And  she  further  gave  to  the  said  trustees  and  their  heirs,  six  messuages  in  Wittall's 
lane,  in  Birmingham,  on  trust,  out  of  the  rents  and  profits  thereof  to  pay  yearly  the 
sum  of  £6.  to  such  poor  persons  as  they  should  think  tit ;  and  the  remainder,  after 
deducting  all  expenses,  to  the  maintenance  of  a  school,  in  which  ten  poor  children  of 
Birmingham  should  be  taught,  gratis,  to  read  English,  by  some  poor  woman.  The 
annuity  of  ^'1.  is  paid  from  a  large  l)uilding  in  Priory  street,  which  covers  the  site  of 
the  premises  subject  to  the  charge.  In  the  year  1796  (the  six  houses  granted  upon  the 
other  trusts  of  the  will,  in  consequence  of  the  ruinous  condition  of  the  houses)  the 
trustees  came  to  the  determination  to  let  them  on  a  building  lease,  which  they  granted 
to  Bohun  Fox,  for  99  years,  from  the  2Jth  of  March,  in  that  year,  at  the  clear  annual 
rent  of  £\2.^  he  covenanting,  within  six  years,  to  lay  out  .^'300.  in  building  one  or 
more  dwelling  house  or  houses,  upon  the  site  of  the  old  ones,  which  he  was  to  take 
down.  This  covenant  was  performed  by  building  ten  small  houses  ;  two  in  front  of 
Steeihouse-lane,  and  the  others  in  a  court  behind.  A  portion  of  this  income,  of  ^'12. 
is  applied  to  the  relief  of  poor  widows.  Another  portion  is  paid  to  a  schoolmistress, 
for  instructing,  at  her  own  house,  ten  girls,  sent  by  the  trustees. 

Mrs.  Scott,  in  the  year  1804,  made  a  donation  of  „6'100.,  for  the  use  of  children, 
and  the  schoolmistress,  of  this  charity.  This  smn  appears  to  have  been  laid  out  in  the 
purchase  of  XllH.  three  per  cent  consols,  now  paid  over  to  two  ladies,  and  disposed  of 
in  the  purchase  of  cloth  and  worsted,  and  other  materials,  which  are  given  to  the 
girls,  to  be  by  them  worked  up  into  clothing,  for  their  own  use. 

Joseph  Scott,  by  indenture,  1779,  gave  to  trustees,  certain  property,  for  the  use  of 
protestant  dissenters,  called  Independents,  situated  in  Carr's-laue,  Birmmgham.  Part 
of  these  premises  is  now  greatly  improved,  by  buildings;  the  reserved  rent,  .^'30.  is  paid 
by  Mr.  Perkins,  the  lessee.  Of  two  closes,  intended  for  a  burial  ground,  the  ti'ustces  in- 
tend, by  the  sale  of  the  clay  which  they  contain,  to  raise  money  sullicieut  to  build 
a  wall  round  the  whole.  The  house  called  the  Golden  Fleece  is  supposed  to  be  the 
siime  premises,  of  which  a  lease  for  99  years,  at  8s.  per  annum,  has  lately  expired ;  the 
premises  will,  when  put  into  a  state  of  repair,  produce  about  Xio.  per  anuiun.  The 
]»rofits  of  the  above  arc  applied  to  the  general  purj^oses  of  the  CaiTs  lane  society  of 
Independents. 

Thi:  Protestant  Dissenting  Charity  School,  situated  in  Park  street,  is  generally 
supported  by  voluntary  contributions,  to  which  James  Baker,  in  1771,  left  ^'100.: 
George  Davis,  in  1783,  .^'100.:  Samuel  Kay,  in  1785,  ^*100.:  and  Samuel  Pcmberton, 
in  1785,  c£'30. 

Lench's  Trust. — By  an  inquisition  of  charitable  uses,  2rjth  March,  in  3rd  year 
Cliarles  I.  it  was  found  as  follows: — that  William  Lench  l)eini;  seized  in  fee  of  certain 
lands  in  various  parishes,  to  hold  to  the  feotfees,  their  heirs  and  assigns,  to  stand  seized 
to  the  use  of  the  said  William  Lencli,  and  Agnes  his  wife,  iov  their  natural  lives,  and 
the  life  of  the  longer  liver  of  them ;  and  after  their  deaths,  they  should  stand  seized 
to  their  own  proper  uses.  By  deed,  29th  March,  31st  year  Henry  VI 11.  a  new  en- 
feoflement  was  made,  to  the  intent  to  distribute  all  the  issues  and  pri>fits  arising  out 
of  the  premises,  and  the  same  distril)ute  for  the  uses  following,  viz: — the  repairing 
minons  ways  and  bridges  in  and  about  the  town  of  Binniiigham,  and  in  default  of  such 
uses,  to  the  ])(»or  living  within  the  said  town,  where  most  needed,  according  to  the 
appointment  of  the  said  feolTees.    The  following  charities  are  vested  in  the  same  feolTees : — 

William  Colmoke  gave  an  annuity  of  10s.,  to  be  issmng  out  of  certain  premises, 
in  Corn  Cheaping;  and  that  5s.  of  he  said  sum  slH)nltl  be  enij)loyed  in  re])airing  the 
common  ways  ;  and  the  other  5s.  given  for  the  relief  of  the  poor  of  Birmingluun,  every 
Good  Friday. 


HISTORY    OF    lURMINClIlAM.  65 

JortN  Vi:sKY,  being  seized  in  fee  of  a  parcel  of  laud,  called  Loveday  Croft,  and  l)y 
tight  of  survivorship  of  Lench's  lands,  and  of  Colmore's  annuity  of  lOs.,  conveyed 
the  said  trust  premises  to  a  new  set  of  trustees,  upon  the  like  trusts. 

William  Wrixhan,  clerk,  formerly  rector  of  the  parish  church  of  Birmingham, 
being  seized  in  fee  of  a  tenement,  in  Spicers,  or  Mercers-street,  by  his  will,  1568,  gave 
the  said  tenement,  the  profits  thereof,  to  be  distributed  yearly,  on  Good  Friday,  among 
the  poor  of  the  parish  of  Birmingham. 

Thomas  Redhill,  and  Henry  Shilton,  being  seized  in  fee,  of  a  croft  of  land,  called 
Woodcock's  Croft,  lying  within  the  parish  of  Duddeston,  in  the  county  of  Warwick, 
by  indenture  9th  of  Henry  VHT.  granted  the  same,  that  the  rent  might  be  distributed 
in  same  manner  as  Lench's  lands. 

John  Ward,  by  deed,  dated  December  16th,  of  Elizabeth,  granted  to  trustees,  and 
their  heirs,  a  tenement,  with  all  his  lands,  &c.,  situated  within  the  hamlet  of  Marston 
Ciilie,  in  the  parish  of  Bickenhill,  in  the  county  of  Warwick,  to  the  intent  that  two 
of  the  feoffees  should  receive  the  rents  of  the  premises,  and  distribute  one  half  thereof 
yearly,  on  the  Friday  next  before  St.  Thomas's-day ;  and  the  other  half  on  Good 
Friday,  to  the  poor  and  needy  people  in  Birmingham. 

Richard  Kilcup,  by  will,  1610,  devised  a  messuage  and  close  of  ground,  in 
Bordesley,  to  trustees,  on  trust,  to  bestow  all  the  rents  and  revenues  of  the  premises, 
towards  the  relief  of  the  poor,  and  the  repairing  the  church,  in  Birmingham;  13s.  4d., 
being  paid  yearly  to  the  churchwardens  for  that  purpose,  by  the  feoffees. 

John  Shelton,  in  his  lifetime,  gave  10s.  yearly  to  the  poor  of  Birmingham,  by 
indenture,  1654.  John  Shelton,  Esq.,  grandson  of  the  above,  conveyed  a  messuage, 
and  garden,  &c.,  situate  in  Moor-street,  and  a  croft,  in  the  foreign  of  Birmingham, 
containing  two  acres,  to  trustees,  on  trust,  for  the  poor  of  Birmingham  ;  which  was  so 
conveyed  in  discharge  of  the  10s.  yearly,  given  by  John  Shelton ;  and,  in  consideration 
of  ^86.  10s.,  money,  in  the  hands  of  Thomas  Peake  and  others,  belonging  to  the  poor, 
and  paid  to  John  Shelton,  Esq.  It  does  not  appear  from  what  sources  the  above  sum 
was  derived ;  but  some  ancient  benefactions  are  recorded  on  tablets  in  St.  Martin's 
Church,  of  which  nothing  is  now  known. 

Ann  ScoTT.--^By  indenture  12th  May,  1808,  certain  premises  were  conveyed  to  the 
feoffees,  for  the  sum  of  ^630. ;  of  this  sum,  ^525.  had  previously  been  given  by  y^nn 
ScoU ;  of  which,  £25.  was  disti-ibuted  on  Michaelmas-day  to  the  inhabitants  of  the 
alms  houses.  Ann  Scott  also  gave  .£130.  in  addition,  to  make  up  the  piu-chase  ;  the 
rents  and  profits  to  be  employed  for  the  relief  of  the  alms  people,  in  Steelhouse-lane, 
and  Dudley-street  alms'  houses  ;  either  wholly  on  Michaelmas-day,  or  by  two  equal  do- 
nations— part  being  on  some  other  day. 

The  Alms  Houses,  and  Bell-rope  Croft,  are  iloticed  as  being  conveyed  to  the 
feoffees,  in  1691,  but  no  original  documents  remain.  The  alms  house  appears  to  have 
stood  in  Digbeth  ;  but  in  1765,  the  premises  were  let  on  a  building  lease.  The  croft  is 
noticed  in  the  churchwardens*  accounts  of  St.  Martin,  as  early  as  1688,  the  rent  then 
being  8s.  yearly,  for  the  purpose  of  bell  ropes.  Some  of  the  above  premises  have  been 
sold  under  various  acts  of  parliament,  for  improvements  in  Birmingham,  which  are 
fully  accounted  for  in  the  report  of  the  commissioners  on  Lench's  feoffment;  this  re- 
port extends  over  twenty-three  folio  pages.  The  total  annual  value  of  the  property, 
under  this  trust,  amounts  to  £656.  10s.  lOd. ;  the  charges  for  the  management  being 
£AA.  14s.  6d.,  which  leaves  .£611.  16s.  4d.firom  which  the  following  payments  are  (1827) 
made;  £S.  as  the  rent  of  the  Bell  Rope  Croft,  and  13s.  4d.  as  Kilcup's  gift  are  paid  to 
the  churchwardens  of  St.  Martin's,  £6.  paid  to  the  overseers  of  St.  Martin's,  ^227.  14s. 
for  repairing  the  streets,  £140.  paid  to  the  almswomen,  and  £"]().  for  the  repairs  and 
insurance  of  the  Almshouses,  being  a  total  of  £452.  7s.  4d.,  leaving  a  suplus  of  £159.  9s. 
The  Almshouses,  inSteelhousc  Lane,  were  built  1764;  to  these,  three  new  houses 

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66  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM. 

were  added  in  1814,  which  cost  ^320.;  and  now  contain  forty  apartments  for  poor 
widows  and  aged  females,  who  receive  25s.  each,  annually,  for  coals;  the  rooms  are 
furnished. 

The  Almshouses,  in  Dudley  Street,  were  built  in  1801,  at  a  cost  of  £539  4s.,  of 
which  ^^120,  was  defrayed  by  the  value  of  old  materials  of  buildings  previously  standing 
on  the  site  thereof;  they  comprised  38  apartments;  these  have  been  taken  down  by  the 
Railway  Company,  and  oO  others  have  been  erected  in  their  stead  in  Ravenhurst  street, 
of  which  the  first  stone  was  laid  in  April,  1848  ;  built  of  brick,  with  stone  dressings,  in 
the  gothic  style;  the  cost  is  estimated  at  ^5,400.,  and  are  to  be  completed  early  in  1849. 

Of  the  Almshouses  in  Park  Street,  one  half  were  built  in  1815  and  1816,  at  the  cost 
of  jC794.  los.,  including  j£40.  paid  for  the  lease  of  the  land  on  which  they  stand,  and 
the  other  half  in  1820,  at  a  cost  of  ^633.  3s.;  they  contain  32  apartments.  Sums  of 
money  have  at  various  times  been  borrowed  by  the  feoffees  in  aid  of  the  accumulations 
in  hand  for  completing  the  Ahnshouses.  In  1827  there  was  a  cash  balance  of  .^6^1 10. 
I5s.  6^d.,  and  £500.  vested  in  notes  of  the  Bank  of  Messrs.  Moilliet,  Smith,  and  Pearson, 
of  Birmingham.  This  deposit  has  been  accimiulating  since  April,  1824,  for  the  purpose 
of  erecting  an  additional  set  of  Almshouses,  for  which  ground  has  been  purchased  in 
Hospital  Street;  and  in  1828  nine  houses  were  erected,  forming  a  square,  containing  34 
rooms  for  poor  widows  in  the  parish  of  Birmingham,  who  have  each  253.  per  annum  for 
coals. 

Previous  to  the  year  1802  various  sums  of  money  were  distributed  to  the  poor  on 
Good  Friday ;  since  that  year  the  feoffees  consider  the  quarterly  sums  paid  to  the  alms- 
women  as  satisfying  all  clahns  from  the  poor,  and  though  it  may  fall  rather  short  of  be- 
ing a  full  compensation  to  the  poor,  yet  their  reserve  fund  has  from  time  to  time  been 
em])loyed  in  building  new  Almshouses.  The  income  of  this  trust,  will,  as  the  leases 
fall  in,  many  of  which  are  building  leases,  greatly  increase,  and  from  leases  which  will 
expire  in  1849,  1851,  and  1852,  an  addition  to  the  present  yearly  rental  of  ^1,500.  may 
be  expected,  which  will  add  greatly  to  its  efficiency. 

Richard  Scott,  by  will,  1694,  gave  .;£100.  to  the  Governors  of  the  Free  Grammar 
School  of  King  Edward  VI.  in  Binningham,  in  trust  that  they  should  as  soon  as  con- 
venient, lay  out  the  same  in  the  purchase  of  property  of  inheritance,  and  settle  the  same 
upon  trustees  in  trust  to  pay  40s.  part  of  the  rents  thereof,  unto  the  noji-confonning min- 
ister or  ministers  in  Birmingham,  constantly  officiating  in  the  meeting-house,  near 
Pinfold  street,  and  distribute  the  residue  of  the  rents  to  the  putting  out  a  poor  boy 
apprentice.  In  1752,  this  j6'100.  was  placed  in  the  hands  of  Samuel  Eden,  gent.,  who 
kept  the  same  to  the  time  of  his  death,  but  neglected  to  prociu-e  the  same  to  belaid  out 
agi-eeable  to  the  donor's  will.  After  Mr.  Eden's  death,  the  ^6'100.,  with  £50.  10s.  inter- 
est thereof,  was  recovered  from  his  daughter.  In  1749,  the  siun  of  ^'204.  8s.  6d.  as 
principal,  with  the  interest  which  had  accrued  from  it,  was  lent  on  bond,  at  4  per  cent, 
interest,  to  Abel  Walford.  In  August,  1823,  the  sum  of  £305.  5s.  was  invested  in  the 
purchase  of  ^£^300.  4  per  cent,  stock,  in  the  name  of  William  Congrcve  Russell,  and  two 
others,  from  the  accumulation  of  interest,  yielding  an  income  to  the  charity  of  ^12. 
per  annum,  of  which  £2.  per  annum  is  paid  to  the  two  ministers,  and  a])prentices  are 
put  out  with  £5.  premium.     In  1827,  a  balance  of  ^57.  2s.  5d.  remained  in  hand. 

Gkorge  Jacksox,  by  will,  1696,  gave  his  houses,  tfcc,  in  Deritend,  to  trustees  and 
their  heirs,  for  binding  out  apprentices,  male  children  of  the  poor  of  the  parish  of 
Birmingham.  The  promisees  were  let  on  lease  for  99  years,  from  25th  of  March,  1735, 
at  the  rent  of  .£6.  per  annum.  A  premium  of  X2.  10s.,  and  78.  for  the  indenture,  is  paid 
with  the  apprentices;  and  in  1S27,  a  small  balance  of  .£'2.  Is.  9d.  remained  in  hand. 

Ri(HAKi>  Banner  and  Samuel  Ba.nxi.u.— Richard  Banner,  at  his  death,  loft  .£'100. 
to  be  laid  out  by  his  brother,  Samuel  Banner,  in  the  purchase  of  freehold  lands,  within 
<he  town,  or  parish  of  Birmingham,  or  within  ten  miles  of  the  same  town  ;  to  be  set- 
tled by  him  on  trustees,  upon  trust,  out  of  the  rents  thereof,  to  buy  six  cloth   aim* 


HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM.  67 

coats,  on  which  the  letters  R  B  should  be  set,  for  six  poor  men  of  Birmingham  ;  and 
the  residue  to  be  applied  in  placing  out  apprentices.  In  1716,  Richard  Banner  laid  out 
the  ^100.,  and  the  further  sum  of  £4i.  14s.  3d.,  being  interest  money  made  thereon  ; 
and  the  further  sum  of  £29.  5s.  9d.,  being  his  own  property — amounting,  in  the  whole, 
to  the  sura  of  ^£^174.  in  the  purchase  of  lands,  in  Erdington,  in  the  parish  of  Aston.  He 
directed  his  son,  Richard  Banner,  to  convey,  and  settle  the  same  in  manner  following : 
—first,  to  lay  out  25s.  yearly,  in  buying  two  cloth  alms  gowns  and  petticoats,  for  two 
poor  widows  of  Birmingham;  to  be  given  as  the  charity  of  Samuel  Banner;  and  all 
the  rest  of  the  rents  to  be  disposed  of  as  the  charity  of  Richard  Banner.  The  property 
now  consists  of  11a.  Or.  21p.  of  land,  now  (1827)  let  on  lease  for  twenty-one  years,  at 
the  yearly  rent  of  i£20.  By  a  resolution  of  the  trustees,  19th  of  September,  1827, 
it  was  resolved,  that  in  future  the  funds  of  this  charity  should  be  applied  strictly  in 
conformity  with  the  foundation  deed. 

Joseph  Hopkins,  by  will,  1681,  gave  to  the  poor  people  of  Birmingham,  the  sum 
of  ^200.,  to  be  laid  out  in  lands,  or  tenements,  in  or  near  Birmingham,  as  his  two  ex- 
ecutors should  advise.  In  1691,  foixr  parcels  of  enclosed  land,  called  the  Blake  Moor, 
in  Sutton  Coldfield,  were  conveyed  to  the  executors,  for  the  use  of  this  charity.  This 
estate,  according  to  a  plan  made  in  1802,  consists  now  of  five  closes,  called  the  Bleak 
Moor,  containing  together  25a.  Or.  31p.,  held  on  a  lease  from  Lady-day,  1825,  for 
twenty-one  years,  at  the  clear  yearly  rent  of  ^37.  10s..  A  sum  averaging  ^32.  a 
year  is  expended  in  the  purchase  of  about  sixty  gowns  for  poor  persons. 

Mb.  Joseph  Pemberton,  in  1722,  gave  40s.  per  annmn,  payable  out  of  an  estate, 
in  the  parish  of  Tamworth;  and  also  20s.  per  annum,  out  of  an  estate,  in  the  parish  of 
Harborne;  which  said  £3.  was  to  be  laid  out  yearly,  by  the  churchwardens,  in  pur- 
chasing coats  for  fovu*  poor  men,  inhabiting  in  the  town  of  Birmingham  ;  to  be  given 
them  at  Christmas.  These  sums  are  regularly  paid  to  the  churchwardens,  and  ap- 
plied in  coats  for  poor  men. 

Elizabeth  Hollier,  by  will,  1789,  devised  her  land,  and  hereditaments  belonging 
thereto,  situate  in  the  parish  of  Aston,  near  Birmingham,  to  tnistees,  in  trust,  to  ap- 
ply the  clear  yearly  rents,  in  providing  twelve  coats,  or  gowns,  and  such  other  linen 
and  clothing,  as  should  seem  convenient  to  them ;  to  distribute  yearly  to  twelve  poor 
men  or  women,  parishioners  of  Birmingham ;  and  eight  or  more  coats,  or  gomis,  and 
other  linen,  &c.,  to  be  distributed  to  eight  or  more  poor  men  or  women,  of  Aston 
next  Birmingham ;  the  same  proportion  of  twelve  to  eight  to  be  always  observed. 
The  trustees  to  be  members  of  the  Chiu-ch  of  England.  By  a  plan,  the  estate  con- 
tains 9a.  Or.  37p.  of  land,  in  four  closes,  and  now  (1827)  produces  a  rental  of  ^52.  10s. 
Coats  for  men,  and  go\\Tis  and  shifts,  for  women,  are  provided  by  a  draper  in  Birming- 
ham, to  the  amotmt  of  the  rent,  as  near  as  can  be,  and  given  at  Cliristmas  to  the 
parties. 

JoHX  BiLLiNGSLE  Y,  by  will,  1629,  gave  to  his  son  and  his  heirs  his  two  houses  and  gar- 
dens at  Deritend,  that  they  should  pay  every  week  12d.  to  buy  fourteen  loaves  of  bakers' 
bread,  to  be  given  to  poor  people,  inhabiting  within  the  parish  of  Bu-mingham,  and 
within  the  liberties  of  Deritend  and  Bordesley,  equally ;  that  is,  to  poor  people  of 
Birmingham  seven  loaves,  and  to  poor  people  of  Deritend  and  Bordesley  seven 
loaves.  By  deed,  John  Billingsley,  the  son,  in  1657,  infeofted  the  two  houses,  then  made 
into  one,  to  certain  trustees  in  trust,  to  stand  seized  thereof  to  the  above  uses.  The 
premises,  partly  by  a  subscription  amounting  to  ^£180,  raised  in  1804,  which  with  the 
interest  thereon,  and  a  sum  borrowed  by  the  trustees,  makmg  together  ^'381.  was, 
in  1813,  laid  out  in  rebuilding  the  premises,  in  three  houses,  now  (1827,)  let  for 
«£34.  Is.  6d.,  subject  to  poors'  rates,  &c.  The  money  borrowed  was  repaid  in  1822.  A 
small  part  of  the  net  income  is  suffered  to  accumulate  as  a  repairing  fund,  then  the 
money  is  expended  in  bread,  of  which  one  half  is  distributed  every  Sunday  afternoon, 
at  St.  M  art  in  s  Church,  Birmingham,  and  the  other  half  at  St.  John's  Chapel,  Deritend. 


6S  HISTORY    OP    BIRMINGHAM. 

George  Hill,  by  indenture.  1678,  conveyed  to  trustees  on  trust,  a  messuage  with 
gardens,  orchards,  &c.  and  three  closes  of  land,  in  Ash  Furlong,  in  the  parish  of  Sutton 
Coldfield,  with  the  herbage  of  the  quarry  pits,  reserving  to  himself  and  his  heirs  all 
stone  and  minerals  that  might  be  found  in  the  quarry  pits,  part  of  the  said  property, 
with  liberty  to  search  for  and  carry  away  the  same ;  to  provide  and  distribute  after 
morning  service,  at  the  parish  church  of  Birmingham,  12  penny  loaves  of  wheaten 
bread,  to  12  poor  old  people,  inhabitants  of  Birmingham;  also  to  pay  20s.  yearly  to 
the  minister  of  Deritend  chapel,  in  the  parish  of  Aston,  next  Birmingham  ;  and  to  dis- 
pose of  the  residue  of  the  rents  towards  the  relief  of  five  poor  honest  men.  who  had,  or 
should  study  the  Word  of  God,  <tc.,  whom  the  governors  of  the  Free  School,  in  Birming- 
ham, should  judge  fit  objects  of  this  charity.  By  a  survey,  the  premises  contain  13a.  Or. 
12  p.  of  land ;  and  there  was  timber  fit  for  falling  to  the  value  of  ^200.  The  annual 
value  of  the  estate  is  estimated  at  upwards  of  .^35.  per  annum,  but  it  was,  in  1786,  demi- 
sed on  a  lease  of  three  lives,  for  ^10.  per  annum.  The  Charity  Commissioners  found, 
in  1827,  that  great  mismanagement  had  taken  place  in  respect  of  this  charity,  since  the 
year  1780,  and  there  was  then  a  balance  in  the  hands  of  Mr.  Whateley,  which  had 
arisen  under  the  last  surviving  trustee,  Mr.  Male,  Mr.  Whateley  having  agreed  to  pay 
4  per  cent,  interest  for  the  money  in  his  hands.  New  trustees  have  been  appointed, 
and  the  charity  is  now  properly  conducted,  and  greatly  augmented  by  the  accumu- 
lation. 

John  Crowlev,  by  will,  1709,  devised  to  Sarah  Harper  a  messuage  in  Lower 
Priory  Street,  in  Birmingham,  also  a  garden,  subject  to  the  payment  of  20s.  yearly  to 
the  poor  of  Birmingham,  to  be  laid  out  in  sixpenny  bread,  and  given  on  St.  Johns-day, 
at  Christmas,  by  the  overseers  of  the  poor.  The  house  on  which  this  payment  was 
charged  was,  aboxit  the  year  1824,  sold  by  the  owner,  Mr.  E.  V.  Wilkes,  of  Birming- 
ham, to  the  Commissioners  of  the  Streets,  and  the  site  now  forms  part  of  the  street. 
Mr.  AVilkes  declared  to  the  Charity  Commissioners,  in  1827,  his  readiness  to  invest  an 
adequate  sum  in  a  savings'  bank,  to  provide  for  the  annuity  in  future. 

Mary  Sheldox,  by  will,  1821,  gave  to  the  rector  and  churchwardens  of  St.  Philip, 
in  Birmingham,  .£1,000.  in  trust,  to  invest  the  same  in  the  public  funds,  and  to  apply 
the  dividends  annually,  in  equal  proportions,  to  ten  old  maidens,  or  single  women,  to 
be  nominated  by  the  rector  and  churchwardens.  The  sum  of  ^915.  was  received  on 
the  26th  November,  1826,  and  laid  out  in  the  purchase  of  ^1,160.  Is.  3d.  three  per  cent. 
Reduced  Annuities.  The  dividend,  £35.  16s.  per  annum,  is  aj)plied  agreeable  to  the 
donor's  will. 

Thomas  Ingram,  of  Ticknell,  Esq.  by  a  codicil  to  his  will,  1816,  gave  out  of  his 
personal  estate  to  the  governors  of  the  Free  Grammar  School  of  Birmingham,  and  their 
successors,  the  sum  of  .£'600.  in  trust,  to  be  by  them  placed  out  on  good  security,  or  laid 
out  in  the  pm-chase  of  land,  circ.  And  he  directed  that  the  proceeds  should  be  a])plied 
to  one  or  more  clergyinen,  on  condition  that  he  or  they  should  annually  preach  in  the 
parish  chiu-chcs  or  chapels  of  Birmingham,  or  elsewhere,  if  so  directed,  always  instruct- 
ing such  clergyman  to  set  forth  in  his  sermon  every  argument  he  could  for  the  mer- 
ciful treatment  of  dumb  animals,  particularly  the  horse  ;  and  desired  that  ma^sters 
mii/lit,  previous  to  the  sermon,  have  notice  given  in  the  Binninoham  Gazette,  to  permit 
and  direct  their  senants  to  go.  The  sum  of  £';")40.  was  received,  ufter  the  payment  of 
the  legacy  duty.  It  now  stands  in  £J533.  12s.  1  Id.  foiu"  per  cents.  The  proceeds  aie 
regularly  applied  by  the  governors. 

I'Lli/areth  PinnocK  by  will,  gave  20s.  per  annum  to  the  poor  of  Birmingham  ; 
iiijthing  has,  within  memory,  been  received  on  account  of  this. 

.loiiN  Cooi'ER  gave  one  croft  for  the  making  of  Love-dnys  amongst  Birmingham 
men.  'I'Imk  croft  is  noticed  amongst  Lench's  trust ;  and  there  it  appeal's  John  Vvsey 
jjavo  tills  croft,  Imt  probnbly  he  \v»ts  (»nly  a  trustee  therei>i'. 


HISTORY   OP    BIRMINGHAM.  69 

The  following  Charities  are  also  noticed  on  the  Benefaction  Tables,  but  of  which 
no  information  could  be  obtained  : — 

Edward  Smith,  in  1G12,  gave  ^£^20.  the  interest  to  be  given  to  the  poor  yearly. 

Mr.  Barnaby  Smith,  in  1633,  gave  j£20.  to  be  lent  to  poor  tradesmen. 

Mrs.  Catherine  Roberts,  in  1642,  gave  .^20.  the  interest  for  the  poor  yearly. 

Mr.  John  Jennings,  in  1651,  gave  50s.  per  annum  for  the  buying  and  making  of 
coats  for  poor  aged  people.  He  also  gave  20s.  per  annmn,  to  be  given  on  St.  1  homas's 
day  to  the  poor. 

Richard  Smallbrook  gave  10s.  per  annum  to  the  poor  of  Birmingham,  arising 
out  of  a  salt  vat  at  Droitvvich. 

It  is  probable  the  first  four  of  these  were  applied,  in  1654,  in  the  pm-chase  of  Shel- 
ton's  premises,  as  mentioned  in  Lench's  trust. 

Glovers  Almshovses,  Steelhouse  lane,  consist  of  four  houses,  which  contain  six- 
teen rooms  for  poor  widows  and  aged  females,  who  have  10  cwt.  of  coals  per  year. 
Built  about  1826. 

James  Dowell,  Esq.'s  Retreat,  Warner  Street,  consists  of  twenty  houses,  with 
a  chapel  in  the  centre,  built  of  brick  in  the  Gothic  style ;  over  each  door  is  a  figure. 
Faith  and  Hope.  The  houses  are  for  poor  old  women,  who  each  receive  Is.  6d.  per 
week,  and  two  tons  of  coals  per  year.  The  houses  are  furnished.  Mr.  Jolm  Davis  is 
the  sole  manager  ;  at  his  death  the  management  will  devolve  upon  sixteen  trustees. 

Wealth. — Mr.  Hutton,  in  1783,  in  his  visionary  chapter,  supposes  there  are  in 
Birmingham,  3  persons  who  possess  ^^  1 00,000. ;  7  possessing  ^^50,000.;  8  £30,000. 
each  ;  17  ^20,000.  each;  80  ^10,000.  each;  94  ^5,000.  each  ;  thus  selecting  209  per- 
sons, commanding  a  property  of  ^3,500,000.,  fi-om  a  population  of  50,000.  persons. 
He  adds,  out  of  the  209,  103  began  the  world  with  nothing  but  their  own  prudence  ; 
35  more  had  fortunes  added  to  their  prudence,  but  too  small  to  be  brought  into  the 
account ;  and  71  persons  were  favoured  with  a  larger,  which  in  many  instances,  is  much 
improved.  Hence  it  follows,  that  the  above  sum  is  chiefly  acquired  by  the  present 
inhabitants,  but  we  are  not  to  suppose  Birmingham,  during  this  age,  has  increased  in 
wealth  to  that  amount.  While  these  209  fortunes  have  been  making,  twice  that  num- 
ber of  various  sizes  have  been  spent,  divided,  or  carried  off.  But  all  the  209  are  of 
modern  date,  not  one  of  them  having  passed  through  three  descents.  A  fortune  justly 
gained,  is  a  credit  to  the  man  who  gains  it.  A  man  cannot  acquire  ^10,000.  by  fair 
trade,  w-ithout  10,000  persons  being  gainers  by  the  acquirement.  Fixed  property  bears 
a  value  according  to  its  situation  ;  thus  assemblages  of  people  mark  a  place  with  value. 
Moveable  property  is  of  two  sorts;  that  which,  with  the  assistance  of  man,  arises  fi-om 
the  earth,  and  the  productions  of  art,  which  wholly  arise  from  his  laboiu-.  A  small 
degree  of  industry  supplies  the  wants  of  nations ;  a  little  more,  furnishes  the  comforts ; 
and  a  further  little,  the  luxuries.  The  larger  the  body  of  people,  the  more  likely  to 
cultivate  a  spirit  of  industry  ;  the  greater  that  industry,  the  greater  its  produce ;  con- 
sequently, the  more  they  will  supply  the  calls  of  others,  and  the  more  lucrative  will  be 
the  return  to  themselves.  The  above  is  a  very  sound  argument  with  men  in  a  constant 
and  full  state  of  employment ;  but  since  Mr.  Hutton  wrote,  the  overwhelming  use  of 
inanimate  power  has  greatly  changed  the  condition  of  man,  and  often  leaves  him  with- 
out labour,  or  makes  it  very  unproductive.  He  is  rich  whose  income  is  more  than  he 
uses.  Industry,  though  excellent,  will  perform  but  half  the  work;  she  must  be  assisted 
by  economy;  without  this,  a  ministerial  fortune  would  be  defective  ;  these  two  qualities, 
when  united,  become  valuable.  Economy,  without  industry,  will  barely  appear  in  a 
Avhole  coat.  Industry,  without  economy,  will  appear  in  rags.  The  people  of  Birming- 
ham, Mr.  Hutton  adds,  are  more  apt  to  get  than  keep. 

Market  Hall. — Additions  and  Alterations.  (See  Page  30.) —At  a  meeting  of 
the  Commissioners  under  the  Birmingham  street  act,  held  in  the  public  office,  on  Mon- 
day, Jauuaiy  Ist,  1849,  considerable  alterations  in  the  market  hall  w  ere  brought  under 


70  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM, 

discussion,  for  which  plans  had  previously  been  prepared  by  the  surveyor.  In  the  new 
organization  of  the  market  hall,  the  object  will  be  to  improve  its  general  appearance, 
and  increase  the  accommodation  of  the  public ;  and  in  which  the  public  will  not  only 
be  supplied  with  the  common  necessaries  of  life,  but  with  the  more  luxurious  articles, 
which  in  combination,  will  give  a  greater  interest  to  the  whole,  and  the  noble  building 
be  appropriated  to  its  legitimate  purposes,  instead  of  being  occupied  by  the  venders  of 
manufactured  articles,  to  the  great  injury  of  the  fair  and  honest  shopkeeper ;  a  class 
of  purchasers  may  be  brought  into  the  hall,  and  the  finest  Market  Hall  in  England, 
become  the  depot  of  the  more  beautiful  productions  of  floral  and  horticultural  art.  The 
panelling  or  divisions  of  the  stalls  will  be  four  feet  high,  capped  with  light  mahogany  ; 
nothing  will  be  permitted  above  that  height,  so  that  a  view  of  the  whole  interior  of  the 
hall  is  obtained.  There  will  be  on  either  side  of  the  High  street  entrance,  nineteen  fruit 
shops,  fitted  with  moveable  sashes,  sash  doors,  and  stall  boards ;  each  shop  containing 
an  area  of  from  80  to  130  square  feet,  and  will  be  similar  to  the  shops  in  the  centre 
avenue  of  Covent  Garden  Market,  London.  There  will  be  seven  fish,  game,  and 
poultry  shops,  fitted  also  with  moveable  sashes,  sash  doors,  and  marble  slabs ;  each 
containing  an  area  of  110  square  feet.  There  will  also  be  twelve  butchers'  shops, 
fitted  with  moveable  sashes,  sash  doors,  and  appropriate  fittings,  &c. ;  each  containing 
65  square  feet.  There  will  be  eighteen  fish  stalls  in  the  centre  of  the  hall,  each  con- 
taining an  area  of  90  square  feet,  with  moveable  marble  slabs  four  feet  wide,  and 
rampant  elbow  divisions  ;  each  of  these  stalls,  as  well  as  the  fish  and  game  shops,  to  be 
fitted  with  a  water  tap,  and  an  independent  drain  to  each  ;  the  whole  of  these  drains 
discharge  themselves  into  a  shaft,  into  which  the  over-flow  fi*om  the  fountain  falls, 
effectually  carrying  away  all  filthy  matter,  and  preventing  any  escape  in  the  hall 
of  any  offensive  effluvia,  into  which  shaft,  also,  occasionally,  arrangements  will  be 
made  to  discharge  the  fountain  basin,  which  will  contain  about  500  gallons  of  water, 
effectually  driving  away  every  particle  of  filthy  matter.  The  centre  avenue  will  be 
widened  five  feet,  making  it  nineteen  feet  wide.  The  whole  of  these  improvements, 
including  the  magnificent  fountain,  are  estimated  to  cost  .^2,000. :  this  is  exclusive 
of  £1.  per  annum  for  each  fish  stall  for  water ;  and  also,  .^20.  per  annum  for  a  supply 
of  water  to  the  fountain  for  eight  hours  each  day.  The  probable  return  for  this 
expenditure,  has  been  estimated  at  £500.  per  annum  in  the  way  of  increased  rental. 
The  paramount  consideration,  is  the  greatly  increased  accommodation  to  all  per- 
sons visiting  the  market,  and  the  general  improvement  in  the  appearance  of  the 
market  hall. 

Manor.  (Sec  Page  29.) — The  late  Christopher  Musgrave,  Esq.  the  father  of  the  pre- 
sent Lord  of  the  Manor  of  Birmingham,  obtained  the  manor  by  marrying  the  Honour- 
able Lady  Ann  Elizabeth  Archer. 

Edgbaston,  a  parish  in  the  IJirmingham  Division  of  the  Hemlingford  Hundred, 
and  in  the  Union  of  King's  Norton,  Warwickshire,  and  forms  the  western  part  of  the 
Borough  of  Bii-mingham.  See  pages  1  and  8,  where  it  is  described.  The  appearance 
of  this  village  is  very  attractive :  the  houses  are  neat  mansions  and  villa  residences, 
being  built  on  long  leases,  and  ])rincipally  occupied  by  uK'rchants  and  manufacturers 
who  have  their  business  in  liinningham.  The  churches,  chapels,  and  public  buildings 
are  all  fully  noticed  in  the  History  of  the  Borough  of  Birmingham. 

Chakities. — Roger  Taylor,  by  will,  1728,  directed  that  30s.  a  year  should  be 
paid  by  his  executors  to  the  churchwardens  and  overseers  of  the  poor  of  Edgbaston,  to 
be  paid  by  two  equal  portions,  till  the  sum  of  .£30.  which  he  willed  they  should  raise 
out  of  his  personal  estate  for  the  piu-pose,  should  be  invested  in  the  purchase  of  some 
freehold  estate,  and  should  have  settled  the  same  f«)r  the  above  purpose.  In  1832,  Mrs. 
Russell,  the  widow  of  a  Mr.  Russell,  solicitor,  of  lUrmingluim,  who  had  paid  15s.  an- 
nually on  account  of  thus  charity,  refused  to  pay  any  longer.  Another  daughter  of  the 
testator  married  a  Mr.  Thomas  Colmore,  who,  it  is  supposed,  should  have  paid  the  other 
moiety,  but  it  does  not  appear  that  it  was  ever  paid. 


HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHAM.  71 

Mrs.  Elizabeth  Gouuh,  who  died  1825,  left  by  will  the  sum  of  fifty  guineas  for  the 
relief  of  poor  persons  of  this  parish.  This  sum  was  laid  ont  in  the  purchase  of  jSTo- 
I'Js.  6d.  Three  per  Cent.  Consols,  producing;  a  dividend  of  X2.  5s.  4d.  per  annum,  and 
standing  in  the  names  of  the  vicar,  and  three  other  inhabitants,  to  be  applied  for  clo- 
thing for  aged 

Samiel  Wheeley,  by  will,  1829,  directed  his  executors  to  transfer  ^300.  Three 
per  Cent.  Consolidated  Bank  Annuities,  of  which  he  was  possessed,  into  the  names  of 
themselves,  the  Rev.  Charles  Pixell,  vicar  of  Edgbaston,  and  six  others,  who  should 
receive  the  same  as  trustees,  for  the  purpose  of  receiving  the  dividends,  and  applying 
the  same  in  the  purchase  of  bread,  to  be  distributed  by  the  churchwardens  for  the  time 
being,  at  the  parish  church,  on  the  first  Sunday  in  January,  and  on  Trinity  Sunday, 
every  year.  And  he  desired  his  executors  to  put  up  a  monument  in  the  church  to 
commemorate  it,  to  be  paid  for  out  of  his  personal  estate.  Mr.  Wheeley  died  in  Sep- 
tember, 1831,  and  the  Stock  was  transferred,  as  directed,  21st  August,  1832.  The 
interest  given  in  bread. 

The  Soho,  a  hamlet  and  chapelry  in  the  parish  of  Handsworth,  in  the  south  divi- 
sion of  the  Hundred  of  Offlow,  county  of  Stafford,  but  fonning  a  populous  suburb,  on 
the  north  west,  to  the  Borough  of  Birmingham.  See  page  31.  In  1838,  a  handsome 
gothic  church  was  erected  here,  at  an  expense  of  ^^3,000.  The  Directory  of  this  place 
is  embodied  with  that  of  Birmingham. 

Aston,  juxta  Birmingham,  is  an  extensive  parish,  of  which  a  considerable  portion 
forms  a  part  of  the  Borough  of  Birmingham,  viz. : — Deritend  and  Bordesley  Chapelry, 
and  Duddeston-cum-Nechells  Hamlet  and  Chapelry,  both  of  which  are  fiilly  noticed 
with  the  Borough.  See  page  1.  The  entire  parish  contains  13,876  acres  of  land,  and 
in  1841,  45,718  inhabitants ;  in  1801,  11,693;  1821,  19,189;  1831,  32,118;  rateable 
value,  i£ 1 50,000.  The  great  increase  of  population  is  attributable  to  its  participation 
in  the  trade  and  prosperity  of  Birmingham.  It  comprises  seven  other  considerable 
hamlets,  besides  those  annexed  to  the  Borough  of  Birmingham.  The  entire  parish  is 
in  the  Birmingham  division  of  the  Hemlingford  Hundred,  keep  their  poor  together,  but 
their  roads  separate,  and  fonn  the  head  of  a  Poor  Law  Union. 

Aston,  or  Astox  Maxor,  an  extensive,  well-built,  scattered  village,  2^^  miles 
N.  E.  by  E.  from  Birmingham,  occupying  a  descent  to  the  river  Tame  ;  containing,  in 
its  hamlet,  943  acres  ;  and,  in  1841,  551  inhabited  houses,  35  uninhabited,  and  16  were 
building;  and  2896  inhabitants,  of  whom  1329  were  males,  and  1567  females.  Kay- 
linge  Greenway,  Esq.  is  the  lord  of  the  manor,  and  with  Mr.  Whitehead,  are  considerable 
owners ;  also,  Robert  Wheeler,  J.  W.  Unett,  Josiah  Robins,  Esqrs,,  with  many  others, 
are  owners.  The  parish  church,  dedicated  to  St.  Peter  and  St.  Paul,  is  an  ancient 
structure,  with  a  handsome  tower  and  spire,  in  the  later  style  of  English  architecture, 
with  other  parts  of  an  earlier  date,  but  much  modernized.  The  chancel  contains  some 
altar  tombs  with  effigies,  and  the  windows  much  stained  glass.  The  living  is  a  vicarage, 
rated  in  the  king's  books  at  ^21.  4s.  9Jd.,  now  at  ^£^2075,  in  the  patronage  of  the  exe- 
cutors of  the  late  Rev.  G.  Peake,  and  incumbency  of  the  Rev.  Geo.  Ouseley  Fenwicke, 
assisted  by  four  curates.  The  vicarage  is  a  handsome  brick  mansion,  near  the  church. 
The  tithes  are  commuted,  the  ^^carial  is  ^1.800.,  and  the  remainder  for  ^^203.  which  is 
the  property  of  Mr.  Josiah  Robins  and  Mr.  Richard  Fowler. 

This  place,  in  Saxon  times,  belonged  to  the  Earls  of  Mercia,  and  at  the  conquest 
was  the  property  of  the  unfortunate  Edwin.  By  the  Domesday  survey,  it  is  called  eight 
hides,  valued  at  £5.  per  annum,  a  mill,  3s ;  and  a  wood  three  miles  long,  and  half-a- 
mile  broad ;  the  mill  probably  stood  near  Sawford  bridge,  where  a  mill  now  stands,  but 
the  hides  and  the  wood  are  not  now  to  be  explained.  Fitz-Ausculf  became  at  the  conquest 
the  successor  of  Edwin,  but  Godmund,  who  had  held  it  under  the  Mercian  Earls,  con- 
tinued to  hold  it  under  the  Norman. 


72  HISTORY    OF    BIRMINGHixM. 

In  a  swamp,  100  yards  north  from  the  church,  stood  the  Hall,  probably  erected  By 
Godmund,  or  his  family,  and  was  the  residence  of  the  lords  down  to  the  Holtes,  but 
has,  for  about  four  hundred  years,  been  desolated ;  the  trenches  are  obliterated,  and  the 
place  unobserved  by  the  stranger.  When  the  Saxon  family  of  Godmund  became  ex- 
tinct is  uncertain,  but  Sumeri,  Fitz  Ausculf  s  successor,  about  1203,  granted  the  manor 
to  Sir  Thomas  de  Erdington,  ambassador  to  King  John,  who  had  married  his  sister, 
paying  annually  a  pair  of  spurs,  or  sixpence,  as  a  nominal  rent.  The  Erdington 
family,  about  1275,  sold  it  to  Thomas  de  Maidenhache,  who  left  four  daughters.  Sibel 
married  Adam  de  Grymsorwe,  who  took  with  her  the  manor  of  Aston.  A  daughter  of 
this  house,  in  1367,  sold  it  John  atte  Holte,  of  Birmingham,  in  whose  family  it  con- 
tinued 415  years,  till  1782,  when  Heneage  Legge,  Esq.  acceded  to  possession,  which 
Hutton  notices  as  one  of  the  most  unaccountable  assignments  that  ever  resulted  from 
himian  weakness ;  the  barring,  unprovoked,  an  infant  heiress  of  ^7,000.  a-year,  and 
giving  it,  unsolicited,  to  a  stranger.  The  Holtes,  a  Birmingham  family,  raised  from  the 
forge  and  anvil.  Sir  Thomas  Holte,  in  1647,  purchased  the  manors  of  Aston  and 
Erdington.  Sir  Thomas  endowed  an  almshouse  at  Aston,  which  was  erected  in  1655  by 
his  grandson.  (See  Charities.)  The  Birmingham  and  Fazeley  Canal  passes  through 
this  parish,  and  the  Grand  Junction  Railway  here  crosses  the  canal  by  a  \'iaduct  often 
arches. 

The  Hall,  a  noble  structure  in  the  Elizabethan  style,  having  a  fine  avenue  of  trees 
in  front,  and  sheltered  on  all  sides  by  foliage,  was  erected  by  Sir  Thomas  Holte,  Bart., 
in  the  reign  of  James  I.  He  had  the  honour  of  entertaining  Charles  I.  there,  where  he 
slept  two  nights  previous  to  the  battle  of  Edge  Hill.  In  consequence  of  which  the 
Parliamentary  forces  levied  heavy  contributions  on  Sir  Thomas  Holte,  and  cannonaded 
the  Hall ;  the  marks  of  the  balls  are  still  shown  on  the  staircase.  It  was  late  the 
residence  and  property  of  James  Watt,  Esq.,  son  of  the  eminent  engineer  and  improver 
of  the  steam  engine.  It  is  now  the  property  of  Keylinge  Greenway,  Esq.  but  at  pre- 
sent unoccupied. 

Castle  Bromwich,  an  extensive  hamlet,  chape Iry,  and  scattered  village,  5^  miles 
E.  from  Birmingham,  and  4^  miles  W.  by  N.  from  Coleshill,  containing  2,701  acres  of 
land,  and,  in  1841,  132  houses  and  779  inhabitants.  The  Earl  of  Bradford,  Earl  of 
Digby,  Charles  Bowyer  Adderley,  Esq.  M.  P.,  John  Chattock,  Esq.,  and  John  Small- 
wood,  Esq.  are  the  principal  owners.  The  chapel,  dedicated  to  St.  Mary  and  St.  Mar- 
garet, is  a  large  brick  structure,  with  stone  dressings,  having  nave,  chancel,  and  side 
aisles.  The  living  is  a  perpetual  curacy,  rated  at  ^315. ;  patron,  the  Earl  of  Brad- 
ford; the  Rev.  Edward  Kempson,  M.A.,  incumbent.  The  Parsonage,  a  neat  residence 
near  the  chiu-ch.  Bromwich  Hall,  an  ancient  brick  mansion,  is  the  property  of  the  Earl 
of  Bradford,  who  occasionally  resides  here.  Lord  Ferrers,  of  Chartley,  who  was  the 
proprietor  of  Birmingham  in  the  reign  of  Henry  VI.  enjoyed  this  estate  by  man-iage, 
and  his  granddaughter  brought  it  to  the  family  of  Devereux,  Lords  of  Sheldon.  Ed- 
ward, about  the  latter  end  of  Queen  Elizabeth's  reign,  erected  the  present  Hall,  which 
is  capacious,  of  a  pleasing  appearance,  and  most  pleasantly  situate.  About  the  year 
1657,  John,  son  of  Orlando  Bridgeman,  Keeper  of  the  (ireat  Seal,  purchased  this  estate, 
whose  descendants  have  been  ennobled  with  the  title  of  Earl  of  Bradford,  and  Viscount 
Newport.  In  this  hamlet  are  some  remains  of  Roman  eutrenchmeut«5,  and  several  im- 
plements of  war  have  formerly  been  discovered.  A  small  Wesleyan  Methodist  chapel 
was  erected  here  in  1846.  Here  is  a  Free  School- for  12  boys,  (see  Charities.)  The 
Birmingham  and  Derby  railway  have  a  small  station  about  half  a  mile  north  from 
the  chapel. 

Bromwich,  Litti.k,  now  called  Ward  End,  n  chaprlry,  three  miles  East  of  Bir- 
mingham. Mr.  Hutton  gives  the  same. derivation  fur  this  and  Castle  Bromwich,  from 
plenty  of  broom,  which  w  still  retained  by  part  of  the  precincts,  Brooii/ord  (BTomford.) 
Tliis  hamlet  contains  1,075  acres,  of  which  the  principal  owners  are  William  Ward, 


HISTORY    OP    ASTON.  73 

Esq.,  and  the  trustoes  of  the  late  Thomas  Ilutton,  F.>i<[.  At  the  couqnost,  Fitz-Ausculf 
had  this  manor,  and  granted  it  to  a  favourite,  who  took  its  name.  Tlio  phicc  after- 
ward passed  throngh  several  families,  till  the  reign  of  Henry  VII.  One  of  them,  of 
the  name  of  ^^'ard,  changed  the  name  to  Ward  End.  In  1512  it  was  the  property  of 
John  Bond,  who  inclosed  a  park  of  thirty  acres,  and  stocked  it  with  deer.  In  1517  he 
erected  a  chapel  for  the  convenience  of  his  tenants,  being  two  miles  from' the  parish 
church  of  Aston.  The  manor,  by  a  female,  passed  through  the  Kinardsleys,  the 
Brandwoods,  ;ind  subsetpiently  Ijy  the  ^V"ards.  The  chapel,  dedicated  to  Holy  Trinity, 
Blessed  Virgin,  and  St.  Margaret,  was  built  in  18:}5,  and  consecrated  in  1841.  It  is  a 
neat  cemented  edifice,  with  a  small  embattled  tower  at  the  west  end,  and  cost  c£l,500. 
raised  by  voluntary  contributions.  It  contains  a  nave  and  chancel,  and  will  seat  306 
persons,  including  178  free  sittings.  The  living  is  a  perpetual  curacy,  rated  at  ,;£70. 
Patron,  the  vicar  of  Aston.  Rev.  Thomas  Farebrother,  incumbent,  llie  old  castle 
has  been  gone  to  ruin  upwards  of  a  century. 

Deritkxd  and  Bordesley  form  a  hamlet,  of  which  the  former  contains  92  acres, 
and  the  latter  1850  acres,  now  forming  part  of  the  Borough  of  Birmingham,  and  valued 
to  the  borough  rate,  with  Duddeston  cum  Nechells,  at  .^140,000.     See  pages  1  and  53. 

DuDPESTON  CUM  Nechells  forms  a  hamlet  containing  936  acres,  now  forming  part 
of  the  Borough  of  Binuingham.  These  parts  of  the  Borough  keep  their  poor  with  the 
parish  of  Aston.     (See  pages  1  and  53.) 

Erdingtox,  an  extensive  hamlet,  chapeby,  and  considerable  w-ell-built  village, 
4  miles  N.E.  from  Bu-mingham ;  it  contains  3,622  acres  of  land,  and,  in  1841,  here 
were  442  houses,  and  2,579  inhabitants.  The  principal  owners  are  Rev.  E.  A.  Bagot- 
AVyrley  Bkch,  Esq.;  W.  H.  Bracebridge,  Esq.;  Richard  and  William  Fowler;  Richard 
Powell,  Esq. ;  Edward  Weston,  Esq.;  Fantham's  I'rust;  Trustees  of  Oscott  College; 
Rev.  J.  H.  Harrison,  and  many  other  small  owners.  At  the  conquest  Edwin,  Earl  of 
Mercia,  lost  this  manor  in  favour  of  William  Fitz-Ansculf,  who  granted  it  on  Knio-bt's 
sen-ice  to  his  friend  and  relation  of  Norman  race.  He  erected  the  Hall  and  the  Moat 
and  took  his  name,  Erdington,  from  the  place.  His  descendants  resided  here,  Avith 
great  opulence,  near  400  years.  The  manor  left  the  Erdington  family  in  1472  and  for 
175  years  acknowledged  for  its  owners  George  Plantagenet,  Duke  of  Clarence-  Sir 
\\'illiam  Harwurt,  Robert  Wright,  Sir  Reginald  Bray,  Francis  Englefield,  Humphrey 
Dimocke,  Walter  Earl,  Sir  Walter  Devereux,  and  was,  in  1647,  purchased  by  Sir 
Thomas  Holte,  in  whose  family  it  continued  till  1782,  when  Ileneage  Legge  became 
seized  of  the  manor.  The  Hall  is  now  the  property  of  :Mrs.  Bracebridge,  and  the 
seat  of  William  Wheelwright,  Esq.  The  etymology  of  this  village  seems  to  be  a  town 
in  a  wood,  from  the  word  Arden,  which  signifies  a  wood.  One  of  the  first  i^roprictors 
after  the  conquest,  struck  with  the  security  offered  by  the  river,  erected  the  present  for- 
tifications, which  cover  three  parts  of  the  Hall,  and  the  river  itself  the  fourth.  The 
present  Hall  is  the  second  on  the  premises,  and  was  erected  by  the  Erdingtons.  None 
of  the  lords  have  resided  on  the  premises  since  the  departure  of  the  Erdin^-tons. 

The  Chapel,  a  handsome  structure  in  the  decorated  style  of  architecture,  mth  a 
pinnacled  tower,  is  dedicated  to  St.  Barnabas,  and  was  consecrated  July  28th,  1824. 
It  was  built  by  the  Commissioners,  at  a  co.st  of  j£^5,000.,  towards  which  .:^  1,000.  was 
raised  by  subscription.  The  living  is  a  perpetual  curacy,  rated  at  ^45.  in  the  patron- 
age of  the  vicar  of  Aston,  the  Rev.  Ilyla  Holden,  M.A.,  incumbent;  the  Rev.  Hyla 
Holden  Rose,  M.  A.,  the  officiating  curate.  A  National  School  was  erected  in  1824 
by  subscription,  aided  by  a  grant  from  the  National  Society,  to  accommodate  three 
hundred  children. 

A  small  Catholic  Chapel  was  erected  here  in  1847.     A  Roman  Catholic  Chui-ch 
dedicated  to  St.  Thomas,  of  Canterbury,  is  now  in  course  of  erection,  at  the  sole  ex- 
pence  of  the  Rev.  Daniel  Haigh,  the  priest.     It  is  an  elegant  Gothic  stnictiu'e.  esti- 
mated to  cost  ^6;000.,  and  expected  to  be  completed  in  1849. 

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74  HISTORY    OF    -ISTON. 

The  Independents  have  a  neat  Gothic  chapel,  erected  in  1839,  at  a  cost  of  £1,500. 
exclusive  of  the  site  ;  previous  to  which,  there  was  a  small  chapel,  which  is  about  to 
be  converted  into  a  lock-up  prison.  The  Rev.  Francis  Watts  is  the  minister.  Under 
the  present  chapel  is  a  school-room  to  accommodate  100  children:  about  80  attend. 
The  Aston  Poor  Law  Union  Workhouse  is  in  this  hamlet. 

BnoMFOTir),  a  small  hamlet,  one  mile  S.  E.  from  Erdington.  Here  it  appears  was  a 
mill  })rior  to  the  Norman  conqust,  afterwards  called  Bromford  Forge. 

Gravelly  IIiil,  a  hamlet  and  small  village,  one  and  a-half  miles  S.  W.  from 
Erdington. 

OscoTT  College,  a  Roman  Catholic  establishment,  two  miles  N.  by  E.  from  Erding- 
ton, It  is  an  extensive  structure  of  brick,  with  stone  quoins,  in  the  Gothic  style  of 
architectm-e,  situated  on  a  commanding  eminence,  and  on  the  verge  of  Warwickshire ; 
the  stables  and  outbuildings  being  in  the  county  of  Stafford.  It  was  opened  in  183S. 
President,  Rev.  John  Moore;  Vice  President,  Rev.  Peter  Davis;  Professor  or 
Theology,  Rev.  Thomas  Flannagan,  with  fom*  tutors. 

Saltley  and  Washwood,  a  hamlet  and  chapelry  which  conjointly  contain  1089 
acres;  and  in  1841,  149  houses,  and  696  inhabitants.  Saltley,  an  increasing  village, 
2  miles  E.  from  Binningham  and  Washwood,  2.}  miles  E.  from  Binningham.  At  the 
conquest,  this  came  into  the  hands  of  William  Fitz-Ausculf,  baron  of  Dudley  Castle, 
and  was  granted  in  knight's  ser\-ice  to  Henry  de  Rokeby.  A  daughter  of  Rokeby, 
carried  it  in  maniage  to  Sir  John  Goband,  whose  descendant,  in  1332,  sold  it  to  Sir 
Waller  de  Clodshale ;  an  hcii-ess  of  Clodshale,  1426,  brought  it  to  the  ancient  family 
ofArden;  and  a  daughter  of  this  house,  to  that  of  Adderley,  and  Charles  Bowyer 
Adderley,  Esq.,  M.  P.,  is  the  principal  owner.  William  Ward,  Esq.  and  the  trustees  of 
the  late  Thomas  Hutton,  Esq.,  also  have  estates.  The  castle,  Hutton  concludes,  wa-s 
erected  by  Rokeby,  in  which  the  lords  resided  till  the  extinction  of  the  Clodshales. 
It  has  been  gone  to  ruin  upwards  of  three  hundred  years.  On  Tuesday,  October  24th, 
1848,  the  first  stone  of  a  new  chiu'ch  was  laid  by  the  Right  Hon.  Lord  Littleton,  the 
Ecclesiastical  Commissioners  for  England  having  constituted  it  a  district  for  spiritiial 
purposes.  The  chm-ch,  having  ample  accommodation  for  the  rapidly  increasmg  popu- 
lation of  this  district,  is  a  stone  structiu-e,  from  a  design  of  Mr.  R.  O.  Hussey,  the  ar- 
chitect, and  will  comprise  nave,  cleristory,  aisles,  north  and  south  transcepts,  and 
porches,  with  a  chancel.  On  J;he  west  side  of  the  south  transcept  is  an  embattled 
tower,  eighty-five  feet  high,  having  an  octangiilar  tmret  at  its  south  west  corner.  The 
church  has  an  open  timbered  roof,  and  is  calculated  to  hold  1,000  persons;  and  cost 
.£6,000.,  of  which  sum  Charles  Bov.-yer  Adderley,  Es(].  gave  .£^3,000.,  with  the  site,  and  has 
added  an  endownnent,  £150.  per  anumn,  in  whom  the  patronage  will  be  vested.  The 
Coventry  Archdeaconal  Society  gave  .i^600. — the  Church  Building  Commissioners, 
.ir300.— Joseidi  Ward,  Esq.,  .£200.— Henry  Wright,  Esq.,  .£300.— D.  Gatton,  Esq., 
.£30.— C.  W.  Digby,  Esq.,  .£jO.— Mr.  Chataway,  .£i50.,  with  various  others.  The  site 
is  high  gi-<mnd,  above  Saltley  Hall ;  the  Rev.  George  Poole  is  the  incumbent.  At  Saltley, 
an  extensive  railway  cairiage  manufactory  was  established  in  ISA5,  by  Mr.  Joseph 
Wright;  it  covers  five  acres  of  land,  and  gives  employment  to  about  six  hundred  per- 
sons ;  and  is  said  to  be  the  largest  in  the  kingdom.  A  great  number  of  new  houses 
have  been  erected  during  the  last  four  or  five  years.  The  \\'arwick  and  Bu-minghain 
Junction  Canal,  and  Birmingham  and  Derby  Railway,  are  immediately  connected  with 
the  works;  thus  offering  every  facility  for  the  receipt  of  materials,  and  the  transmis- 
sion of  caiTiages.  'l'h(^  Indi>))endents  have  a  small  neat  brick  chai)el,  with  a  cemented 
front,  it    cost  .£800.,  which    was  given  I)y  the  late  Mr.  Green,  of  Nechells  Cottage, 

and  will  acccMumodate  250  persons,  and  is  under   th(>  pastoral  care  of  the  Rev. 

Green  way. 

Saltley  SniooL.— A  neat  building,  in  the  Italian  style,  was  erected  by  Mr.  Joseph 


HISTORY    OF    ASTON.  tD 

Wright,  at  a  cost  o  ^6,000.,  fur  the  uccouurnKlalion  of  tlio  children  of  the  viUagc,  and 
those  of  his  workmeu. — National  School,  at  Waslnvood,  to  accommodate  one  luindrcd 
children. 

W,\TEn  Orto\,  or  Overton,  a  lunnlet  and  chapclry,  two  and  a  luilf  miles  N.W. 
from  Coleshill ;  it  contains  six  himdred  and  twenty-three  acres  of  land  ;  and  in  1841, 
forty-nine  houses  and  two  hundred  and  fifty-two  inhabitants.  The  Earl  of  Bradford, 
Earl  of  Dighy,  and  C.  B.  Adderley,  Esq.,  are  the  i)riucipal  owners.  The  chapel,  de- 
dicated to  St.  Peter  and  St.  Paul.  Living,  a  perpetual  curacy,  rated  at  .:£^11.'5.,  has 
l)oen  augmented  with  .^'200.,  benefactions,  and  .=-^200.  Queen  Anne's  bounty.  In  the 
patronage  of  certain  trustees.     Rev.  John  Holden  Ilan'ison,  incumbent. 

WiTTON,  a  hamlet  three  and  a  half  miles  N.W.  from  Birmingham,  and  one  from 
Aston,  contains  nine  hundred  and  forty  acres  of  land  ;  in  1841,  twenty-eight  houses, 
and  one  hundred  and  fifty-seven  inhabitants.  Wyrley  Birch,  Esq.,  and  James  Deakin, 
Esq.,  are  the  principal  owners.  At  the  conquest,  ( IVktoii)  from  the  bend  of  the  river, 
according  to  Dugdale,  was  the  property  of  Staunchel.  Fitz-Ausculf  seized  it,  and 
Staunchel  became  his  tenant.  In  Doomsday  book  it  is  valued  at  20s.  per  annum.  It 
was  afterwards  vested  in  the  crown ;  and  Henry  III.  graiited  it  to  Andrew  de  ^^'icton, 
who  took  his  name  from  the  place.  In  1290,  Witton  v/as  the  property  of  William 
Dixley  ;  in  1340,  that  of  Ilichard  Pyrie.  In  1426,  Thomas  East  was  owner,  and 
sold  it  to  John  Bond,  whose  descendants  sold  it  to  William  Booth,  in  1620;  from  this 
family  an  heii-ess  cairied  it,  in  marriage,  to  Alestre,  and  was  sold  to  John  Wyrly,  from 
whom  it  passed  to  George  Birch,  Esq.,  and  is  now  the  manor  of  Wyrley  Birch,  Esq. 

The  Astox  Poor  Law  Union  comprehends  five  parishes,  containing  forty-seven 
square  miles,  with  a  population,  1841,  of  51,074.  The  union  was  formed  in  1836.  The 
workhouse,  situated  in  the  hamlet  of  Erdington,  is  an  extensive  brick  building,  and  was 
the  parish  workhouse  previous  to  the  tmion,  but  has  been  enlarged  and  had  a  sick  ward 
added.  It  is  calculated  to  accommodate  360  persons.  The  parishes  ai-e  Aston,  Curd- 
worth,  INIinworth,  Sutton  Coldfield,  and  Wishaw,  having  28  guardians,  who  meet  at 
the  workhouse  every  week ;  and  to  whom  Mr.  Ban-on  Webster  is  chairman  and  Mr. 
Enoch  Pearson  the  union  clerk  and  Superintexdext  Registrar.  Master  of  the 
Uxiox,  Joshua  Howes;  Matrox,  Mrs.  Margaret  Howes;  Registrar  of  Marriages, 
Joseph  Rawlings;  Registrar  of  Births  and  Deaths  for  Deritexd  and  Borofsley, 
Joseph  RawUngs.  Dupdestox  cmn  Nechells,  John  Goodall;  Erdixgtox, William 
Hudson  Dean;  Suttox  Coldfield,  Geo.  Brentnall ;  Relief  Statioxs,  91,  Belmont 
Row,  Union  Workhouse,  and  Town  Hall,  Sutton  Coldfield  ;  Relieving  Officer,  for  the 
whole  Union,  John  Lumby.  House  Surgeon,  George  Elkington,  with  seven  other 
surgeons  in  the  district,  for  the  out  poor.  Chaplain,  Rev.  John  Holden  Harrison. 
The  annual  average  expenditure,  during  the  three  years  preceding  the  formation  of 
the  Union,  was  <;£^8.813. ;  in  1838,  .£6,042.  The  average  expenditure  for  ten  years 
after  the  formation  of  the  Union,  with  an  average  population  of  48,442  souls,  was 
^5,265  19s.  l|d.,  or  at  the  rate  of  2s.  2d.  per  head.  The  affairs  are  economically  man- 
aged, yet  particular  regard  is  paid  to  the  health  and  comfort  of  the  infirm  and  poor. 

Charities. — The  Almshouses  of  Sir  Thomas  Holte,  who  by  will,  1650,  directed 
that  the  tnistees  named  in  his  will,  their  executors,  and  assigns  should,  in  convenient 
time  after  his  decease,  raise  the  sum  of  .£300.  and  erect  one  convenient  almshouse  of 
brickwork,  in  the  town  of  Aston  juxta  Birmingham.  The  almshouse  so  erected  is 
situated  by  the  side  of  the  road  leading  from  Aston  to  Erdington,  near  the  church.  It 
consLsts  of  ten  apartments,  with  a  chapel  in  the  centre,  in  which  prayers  were  formerly 
read.  There  is  a  court  in  front,  and  a  garden  to  each  dwelling  behind.  The  apart- 
ments are  occupied  by  five  poor  men  and  five  poor  women,  all  from  some  parts  of  the 
parish,  exclusive  of  the  hamlets  of  Castle  Bromwich  and  Water  Orton.  The  founder 
devised  a  rent  charge  of  £SS.  annually,  to  be  paid  to  the  almshouses,  out  of  his  manor  of 


76  HISTORY    OF    ASTOiV. 

Erdington  and  Pipe.  Each  poor  person  receives  yearly  a  coat  or  gown,  30  cwt.  of  coals 
and  30  faggots,  and  2s.  6d.  weekly.  Mrs.  Mary  Holte  Bracebridge  pays  the  rent 
charge,  and  is  now.  (1834,)  putting  the  houses  in  repair. 

Damk  Axne  Holte,  by  will,  173J,  beqneathcd  to  her  grand>«or,  Sir  Lister  Holte, 
^6^400.  in  trust,  to  be  laid  out  in  the  purchase  of  a  freehold  estate,  and  to  settle  the  same 
on  hunself  and  some  other  persons  as  trustees,  in  trust,  out  of  the  rents  and  profits  to 
lay  out  weekly  2s.  in  bread,  to  distribute  in  the  parish  church  of  Aston  every  Sunday, 
to  twelve  poor  persons,  parishioners  ;  also  to  lay  out  £o.  in  the  purchase  of  gowns,  or 
other  garments,  to  be  given  yearly  at  C  hristmas  to  poor  parishioners.  The  ^£^400.  was 
never  invested  in  land,  but  £-2'd.  per  annum  has  been  paid  as  interest  by  the  owners  of 
the  Aston  Hall  estate,  and  is  principally  applied  for  the  comfort  of  the  almspeople. 

Richard  Bloxwich,  by  will,  1619,  gave  £M).  to  the  parson  and  churchwardens  of 
Aston,  to  be  laid  out  in  the  piu-chase  of  lands  or  tenements  for  the  poor.  Several  other 
sums  were  given  to  the  use  of  the  poor,  \-iz. : — FInmphrey  Dluxwich^  j£20.  to  the  poor  of 
Aston  Hyde ;  Clement  Sinilh,  to  the  jjoor,  £Q. ;  WilUam  Booth  and  Alice  Booth,  to  the 
poor  of  Aston  Hyde,  ^27- ;  John  ShelUy,  to  the  poor  of  Erdington,  £o.;  Perciral  Booth, 
to  the  poor  of  Witton,  £-2.;  amounting  in  the  whole  to  the  simi  of  .^103.,  and  which 
was  laid  out  in  the  piu-chase  of  certain  lands  in  the  names  of  Edward  Birch  and  John 
Rodgers,  to  the  intent  that  the  rents  might  be  for  ever  applied  to  chai-itable  uses,  agree- 
able to  the  intentions  of  the  donors.  Several  allotments  were  made  by  an  enclosure  in 
1804.  The  entire  property  now  (1834.)  producing  ^30.  per  annum,  is,  along  with 
others,  distributed  to  the  poor. 

Poor's  Land. — Certain  land,  abutting  on  Gravelly  lane,  belonging  to  this  parish, 
for  the  use  of  their  poor,  but  how  obtained  is  unknown,  containing  4a.  1r.  16p.,  and 
3r.  14p.  an  allotment  on  the  Erdington  enclosm-e  in  1804,  being  a  total  of  o\.  30 p. 
let  to  William  Spooner  Littlehales,  for  £lo.  per  annum. 

Mrs.  Butler,  it  appears,  devised  certain  premises  in  Fazeley  for  charitable  uses  in 
this  parish.  The  premises  ai-e  (1834,)  in  the  occupation  of  the  executors  of  William 
Norton,  on  lease,  at  the  annual  rent  of  ^10.,  with  a  covenant  to  keep  them  in  repair, 
and  are  described  as  consisting  of  three  messuages,  with  a  garden,  hempleck,  and  ap- 
purtenances. 

CnrRcn  Land. — The  sum  of  tis.  8d.  has,  from  the  year  1652,  been  received  by  the 
churchwardens,  and  can-ied  to  their  general  account. 

Sir  Walter  Devereux,  Bart,  in  the  21st  James  L  granted  to  certain  trustees 
one  yearly  rent  charge  of  ^4.  to  be  issuing  out  of  lands  called  the  Water  Slade  and  the 
Lake,  in  Suckley  and  Lulsey,  in  the  county  of  Worcester,  to  be  paid  at  Aston  church 
on  the  29th  September,  yearly,  for  ever,  in  trust,  to  dispose  of  the  same  by  20s.  on  St, 
Thomas's  day,  and  20s.  on  Good  Friday,  to  poor  persons,  the  residue  to  put  out  poor 
children  of  the  said  parish  as  apprentices  and  sei-vants.  Since  the  year  1827  (to  1834,) 
nothing  had  been  received  for  this  charity,  originally  paid  by  the  agent  of  Earl  Somers, 
whose  agent  states  that  Lord  Bradford  is  now  in  possession  of  the  property  which 
belonged  to  the  Devereux  family. 

Sir  Edward  Devereux  gave,  by  will,  an  annuity  of  10s.  to  be  issuing  out  of  the 
Goat'.s  Head,  now  the  Bradford  Anns,  in  Castle  Bromwich,  to  be  given  away  yearly. 
The  Earl  of  Bradford  is  the  owner,  whose  agent  pays  the  money. 

Mrs.  Devereux  left,  by  will,  .£'10. ;  Lord  Viscount  Hkheford  gave  £7'-,  Mr. 
William  Booth  left  to  the  poor  of  Krdington  £5.;  Mr.  John  Booth  lelt  to  the  i)Oor 
of  Witton  .i'3.;  and  a  person  unknown  £20.  To  these  benefiictions  £36.  lis.  3d. 
was  added  for  tiniljer  sold  oil' the  poor's  land,  amounting  in  the  whole  to  ^'81.  lis.  3d. 
was  lent  to  Isaac  Spooner,  Esq.  at  interest  of  five  per  cent.,  and  paid  in  by  his  son  in 
1826,  which,  with  8s.  9d.,  a  ])art  of  the  interest,  making  £&2.  was  placed  in  the  hands 
of  tlie  Rev.  George  Pcake,  the  vicar  of  Aston.  :it  five  ])er  cent.     Mr.  Peake  died  Nth 


HISrOKY    OF    ASTOX.  77 

October,  1830,  wliich  £i>2.  wit'ii  £\2.  17r.  O'L  arrears  of  interest,  was  paid  l>y  his 
executors  to  the  chxu'chwardens,  and  by  them  invested  in  the  purchase  of  an  Exchequer 
Bill  for  .^£100. 

Margaukt  Bi'TLER,  (see  Castle  Bromwich  School.)  Four  several  rent  charges  of 
10s.  each  have  not  boon  j)aid  for  many  years,  but  ought  to  be  resumed. 

CHArKLRY  OF  Castle  Bromwich. — Margaret  Butler,  by  will,  lOBl,  devised 
\into  Robert  Powell  and  his  heirs,  for  ever,  a  messuage  and  the  lands  thereto  belong- 
ing, then  in  the  tenure  of  James  Comson,  to  pay  thereout  such  yearly  legacies  as  she 
should  direct,  viz.  10s.  for  preaching  a  sermon  at  the  parish  church  of  Aston,  on  the 
29th  day  of  June,  and  one  on  the  29th  of  September,  yearly  ;  and  10s.  to  be  given  to 
the  poor  of  the  parish  of  Aston  on  the  same  days  ;  also  to  pay  10s.  to  a  minister  for 
l)reaching  a  sennon  in  \Vishaw  cluu-ch,  upon  the  2nd  of  February,  and  on  the  2oth  of 
March,  yearly,  and  10s.  to  be  paid  to  the  poor  of  the  parish  of  Wishaw,  on  each  of  the 
said  days ;  the  remainder  of  the  rents  to  remain  to  the  said  Robert  Powell.  In  con- 
sideration of  .;6'90.  the  said  Robert  Powell  conveyed  the  said  premises  to  William  Sad- 
ler and  his  heirs,  subject  to  the  above  payments.  Wit.liam  Sadler  by  his  will,  1703, 
devised  to  his  son.  Isaac  Sadler,  and  others,  and  theii'  heirs,  the  above  premises  and 
his  cottage  in  Castle  Bromwich,  which  he  had  purchased  of  Thomas  Leake  and  John 
Everett,  upon  trust,  to  pay  the  above  sums  to  the  parishes  of  Aston  and  Wishaw, 
agreeable  to  the  will  of  Margaret  Butler;  and  also  to  permit  the  house  he  purchased, 
as  above  mentioned,  to  be  used  as  a  Free  School  and  house  for  the  master,  and  the  residue 
of  the  rents  of  the  premises,  after  the  above  named  payments  should  be  paid  to  the 
master  of  the  said  school,  to  teach  ten  poor  children,  gratis.  The  entire  property  con- 
sists of  14a.  1r.  2p.  of  land,  producing  a  rental  of  £39.  per  annum;  of  this  sum  the 
schoohnaster  receives  .^^25.,  with  a  house  and  gaa-den,  containing  28  perches. 

Richard  Kxight,  by  deed,  20th  of  Elizabeth,  gi-anted  to  Nicholas  Brook,  and  seve- 
ral other  persons,  and  their  heu's,  the  Town  House,  with  the  crofts  lying  in  Castle 
Bromwich,  on  trust,  out  of  the  rents  thereof  to  repair  the  bridges  and  highways  in  and 
about  Castle  Brommch,  or  in  defaxilt  thereof,  should  bestow  the  same  upon  poor  people 
dwelling  in  the  said  town.  The  present  income  (1834)  of  the  property,  including  some 
purchases  made  fi-om  surpluses  in  the  expenditure,  amounts  to  .^48.  12s.  9d. ;  of  which 
sTim  j6^44.  5s.  2d.  was  expended  ;  of  which  sum  5s.  Sd.  was  for  chief  rents,  and  5s.  to  the 
surveyor  of  highways ;  the  remahider,  including  the  expense  (los.)  of  passing  the 
accounts,  was  expended  for  the  use  of  the  chapel.  In  1821  the  sum  of  .;^12.  5s.  lOd- 
was  paid  for  the  repair  of  a  bridge ;  but  no  payment  has  been  made  to  the  poor. 

Unknown  Donor. — The  ti'ustees  of  Knights  charity  have  the  management  of 
8a.  2r.  19p.  of  land,  in  the  Wheatfield,  Coleshill  parish,*  now  let  for  £\4.  per  annimi. 
This  sum,  with  £2.  2s.  received  from  Aston,  is  distributed  to  the  poor  in  flour. 

Lady  Mary  Bridgman,  by  mil,  1711,  bequeathed  ^500.  to  William,  Lord  Digby, 
Sir  John  Bridgman,  and  others,  to  the  intent  that  they  and  the  survivors  of  them  should 
lay  out  the  same  upon  the  purchase  of  an  estate  to  them  and  their  heus,  to  remain  for 
ever  a  perpetual  foundation  for  charitable  uses  in  Castle  Bromwich.  The  said  sixm 
was  laid  out  in  the  purchase  of  an  estate  at  Hurley,  in  the  parish  of  Kingsbury,  in  the 
county  of  Warwick,  containing  39a.  2r.  21  p.  of  land,  with  farm  house  and  outbuild- 
ings, let,  1834,  for  ^50.  a-year,  which  includes  a  small  allotment  of  land  from  Hurley 
common,  enclosed  upwards  of  forty  years  ago.  Also  a  sum  of  ^5.  as  interest  of  j^  100. 
is  received  from  the  steward  of  the  Earl  of  Bradford,  which  had  arisen  from  the  sale  of 
timber.  The  distribution  is  as  follows : — 20s.  yearly  paid  to  the  minister  of  Castle 
Bromwich,  for  preaching  two  sermons,  one  on  Ash  Wednesday,  the  other  on  Good 
Friday.  To  a  schoolmistress  ^8.  a-year  for  teaching  sixteen  boys  and  girls  to  read 
and  the  girls  to  sew.  In  the  month  of  January  a  distriljution  of  coals  is  made,  allow- 
ing generally  a  ton  to  widows  and  large  families.  A  distribution  is  made  in  clothing 
to  the  labouring  poor,  who  themselves  contribute  small  sums  monthly  to  procure  this 
advantage  at  the  end  of  the  year.     Occasionally  fees  are  paid  for  apprenticing. 


78  HISTOnV    OF    ASTOX. 

Mk.s.  BRinoET  Bridoman  gave,  by  will,  ^100.  for  bread  to  tlie  poor.  Six  yliilliugs 
is  scut  from  Coleshill  to  Castle  Bromwich  every  fourtli  Sunday,  paid  for  by  the  agent 
of  Lord  Bradford,  and  given  by  the  cliapcl  clerk  in  twopenny  loaves. 

Township  of  EiiniNOTON. — Thomas  Birch,  Gent,  by  will,  1689,  gave  40.s.  a-ycar, 
for  ever,  to  be  issuing  out  of  a  close  called  the  Butterhurst,  to  be  employed  towards  the 
})i!idingout  one  poor  boy  in  Erdington  apprentice,  by  the  churchwardens  and  overseers. 

Liberty  of  Washwood  Heath. — Thomas  Astbury,  Esq.,  of  Aston,  by  will,  1820, 
left  the  sum  of  ^4U().  to  ^Villiam  Webb  Ward,  and  four  others,  and  their  heu-s,  to  be 
paid  one  month  after  his  decease,  upon  trust,  to  keep  the  same  at  interest,  and  apply 
the  same  towards  the  maintenance  of  the  National  School  on  Washwood  Heath, 
within  the  manor  of  Little  Bromwich.  After  paymg  the  legacy'duty,  £360.  was  laid 
out  in  1821,  in  navy  five  per  cent,  annuities,  now  converted  into^3i56. 12s.  new  four  per 
cent,  annuities,  producing  a  dividend  of  j6J12.  9s.  6d.,  and  paid  to  the  schoohnaster. 

Little  Bromwich. — Joseph  King,  of  Wardend,  by  will,  1716,  devised  2Us.  a  year, 
for  ever,  payable  out  of  three  closes  of  land,  and  a  house  thereon,  in  the  parish  of 
Yardley,  to  put  poor  children  to  school,  m  the  liberties  of  Little  Bromwich,Washwood,  and 
Saltley. — Robert  King,  of  Wardend,  by  will,  1717,  devised  10s.  a  year,  for  ever,  pay- 
able out  of  a  certain  meadow  in  Yardley,  called  The  Sling,  to  put  four  poor  children  to 
school  at  Little  Bromwich.  These  tv/o  smns  are  paid  to  the  treasurer  of  the  school  at 
^^'ashwood  Heath  for  the  master 

Water  Orton  Hamlet. — Thomas  Dutton,  as  ti'ustee  of  tlie  chapcl-house  and  lands 
in  Water  Orton,  granted  to  John  Jenkins  and  two  others,  the  premises  called  the  chapel- 
house,  which,  with  the  garden,  was  situated  on  the  north  west  side  of  the  chapel  yard, 
of  which  they  form  part  of  the  fence  ;  the  house  was  taken  down  aljout  eighteen  years 
ago,  and  the  materials  employed,  with  the  permission  of  the  minister,  in  the  reparation 
of  the  chapel.  The  garden,  containing  about  a  quarter  of  an  acre,  worth  about  30s.  per 
annum,  is  occupied  (1834)  by  the  chapel  clerk. 

Township  of  13ordi:slev. — Richard  Killcuppe,  otherwise  Fielo,  by  will,  1610, 
devised  to  Robert  Shelton  and  Richard  Fox,  their  heirs  and  assigns,  a  tenement  and 
little  meadow  in  Bordcsley,  the  highway  leading  fi-om  Birmingham  to  Henley  in  Arden 
and  Sparks  Brook  Green,  or  some  part  thereof,  to  the  intent  that  the  said  devisees 
should,  within  three  years  after  his  death,  assure  the  said  tenement  ami  ground  to  twenty 
or  more  discreet  persons  of  Bordesley,  then*  heirs  and  assigns,  for  charitable  uses.  The 
house  fell  down  some  years  ago,  and  a  new  one,  with  offices,  erected.  The  land  contains 
2  a.  17 v.,  occupied  as  garden  ground,  and  let  on  lease  for  ^26.  10s.  per  annum  ;  from 
which  sum  10s.  is  paid  to  the  overseer  of  the  highways,  and  other  di.sbm-scmeuts  for 
expenses;  the  residue  is  distributed  among  the  poor  of  Bordesley,  in  sums  varj-ing 
from  Is.  to  3s. 

Billingley's  Charity,  see  Birmingham. 

Township  of  Deritend. — John  Dallaway,  by  will,  1809,  bequeathed  to  the 
chapelwai'den  and  feoffees  of  the  chapel  at  Deritend,  the  sum  of  .£2j0.  in  trust,  to  invest 
the  same  in  the  names  of  five  respectable  inhabitants  of  the  hamlet;  to  apply  £5. 
thereof  in  providing  articles  of  clothing,  to  be  distributed  to  five  poor  men  of  the  hamlet 
on  Christmas-day,  yearly  ;  and  to  apply  the  residue  thereof  in  purchasing  bread,  to  be 
distributed  among  the  poor  of  the  said  hamlet,  on  the  first  five  Sundays  in  every  year. 
The  legacy,  now  invested  in  the  reduced  three  and  a-half  per  cent,  stock,  produces  an 
annual  dividend  of  .:£^  10.  17s.  H)d.,  and  is  employed  as  above. 

Aston  Parish. — Sarah  Dallawav,  by  will,  1820,  gave  to  William  Hamper  and 
Robert  Webb,  and  all  the  trustees  of  the  chai)el  of  St.  John,  in  Deritend,  their  execu- 
tors and  assigns,  all  her  pews  and  sittings  in  the  said  chapel,  upon  trust,  to  receive  and 
ai)ply  the  rents  in  piirchasing  gowns,  to  be  given  annually,  at  Christmas-day,  to  poor 
widows  resident  within  the  hamlet  of  Deritend.  ()n(»  pew  is  let  for  24s.  a  year;  therr* 
are  one  or  two  others  but  not  let :  gowns  to  the  amount  are  given  at  Christmas. 
•,•   T/ic  Jfiicclurics  of  .Islun  Parhh  will /ulioiv  the  liiymmghnni  Trade  Lists. 


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ALIMIABETIC  AL     LIST 


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STREETS,  LANES,  GREENS,   COURIS,   PLACES,  SQUARES, 

TERRACES,  YARDS,  cS:c. 

IN    THE   IJOROrGII    OF    BIRMINGHAM, 

\\- 1  T  U     II  E  r  E  K  i:  N  C  E  S     TO     THEIR      U  E  S  P  E  C  T  1  \-  E     SITUATIONS. 


A.  B.  row,  i)9,  Coloshill  sti*eet 

Abbey  place,  59,  Hockley  bill 

Accomiaodation  stvoet,  Great  King  street 

Acconiinodationstreet,nowRail\vayten'ace 

Atlalaide  place,  Wynn  street 

^Vdalaide  sti'cet,  Darwin  street 

Adam  street,  257,  Great  Lister  street 

Adderley  sti-eet,  160,  High  street,  Bordesley 

Adelaide  place,  "Wellington  road 

Albert  place,  Ryland  road 

Albert  place,  Villa  street 

Albert  ]ilace,  Wynn  sti-eet 

Albert  place.  Bridge  street,  West 

Albion  court,  94,  Barr  sti-eet 

Albion  place,  Wlieeler  street 

Albion  place,  50,  Hockley  hill 

Albion  place.  Lady  wood  lane 

Albion  sti-eet,  185,  Camden  street 

Albion  teiTace,  24,  Bellbarn  road 

All)ion  teiTace,  Legge  lane 

Alccster  street,  50,  High  street,  Ueritend 

AUcock  street,  135,  Adderley  street 

AUin's  place,  5,  Nelson  com-t 

Allison  street,  120,  Digbeth 

All  Saints'  street.  Lodge  road 

Anderton  street,  Smiimer  hill 

Andover  sti-eet,  Fazeley  street 

Anglesey  place,  Wellington  road 

Ann  street,  79,  New  street 

Ashted  parade,  Ashted  row 

A  silted  row.  Prospect  row 

Aspley  place,  Bristol  road 

Aston  lirook,  Aston  road 

Aston  New  Town,  New  Town  row 

Aston  Furnace  Mills,  Aston  New  Town 

Asylum  road.  Summer  lane 

Aston  road,  Gosta  green 

Aston  street,  41,  Stafford  street 

Baggot  street,  70,  Lancaster  street 

Baggot  street  mill,  Baggot  street 

Baggot  street  wharf,  Baggot  street 

Bailey  street,  7,  Loveday  street 

Baker's  court,  30,  Dudley  sti-eet 

Balloon  street,  Henn  street 

Balsall  Heath  road,  Bristol  road 

BaLsall  street,  24,  Jamaica  row 

Banbm-y  street,  36^  Bartholomew  sti-eet 

Bank  alley,  7,  Dale  end 

Barford  street.  21,  Cheapside 

Barfoi-d  street.  South,  Macdonald  street 

Barker  street,  Hunter's  lane 

Barker  street.  Sheepcote  lane 


Barn  street,  Bordesley  street 

Barr  street,  182,  (Jreat  Hampton  row 

Barr  street.  West,  184,  Well  street 

Barrack  street,  Great  Brook  street 

Bartholomew's  buildings,  Bordesley  street 

Bartholomew  court,  5 1 ,  Bartholomew  street 

Bartholomew  row,  iJo^  Duddeston  row 

Bartholomew  street,  Bordesley  street 

Bartlett's  court,  Key  hill 

Baskerville  house,  22,  Easy  row 

Baskerville  place,  14,  Broad  street 

Ba,th  cottages,  Cherpiers  walk 

Bath  passage,  100,  Smalll>rook  street 

Bath  place.  Chequers  walk 

Bath  row,  43,  Holloway  head 

Bath  row  buildings,  95,  Bath  row 

Bath  row  terrace,  127,  Bath  row 

Bath  street,  50,  Snow  hill 

Bath  terrace.  Lower  Essex  street 

Bath  terrace,  Chequers  walk 

Beak  street,  31,  Cross  street 

Beauford  place,  Bristol  road 

Bedington's  mill,  62,  Rea  street 

Bedford  place,  Bristol  road 

Bell  sti-eet,  103,  High  street 

Bellbarn  road,  Bristol  street 

Belle  ^•ue  place,  Bristol  road 

Belle  vue  place,  Coventry  road 

Belmont  passage,  82,  Lawley  street 

Belmont  place,  137,  Lawley  street 

Belmont  row.  Prospect  row 

Belvidere  place,  106,  Coventry  street 

Benacre  sb-eet,  171?  Bristol  street 

Benson's  court,  29,  Little  Cherry  street 

Bennett's  hill,  54,  New  street 

Berkley  street,  184,  Broad  street,  Islington 

Berkley  sti-eet  wharf,  Berkley  street 

Betholom  row,  69,  Bath  row 

Bicknells  buildings,  1,  Well  street 

Bii-chall  street,  10,  Chapelhouse  street 

Bu-d's  buildings,  101,  Broad  street,  Islington 

Birmingham  heath,  Dudley  road 

Bishop  street,  Moseley  street 

Bishop  street,  28,  Masshouse  lane 

B  ish  opgate  street,  1 2 1 ,  Broadstreet,  Islington 

Bishopgate  terrace,  Bishopgate  street 

Bissell  street,  Macdonald  street 

Blakemorc  terrace,  20,  Bellbarn  road 

Blew'sstreet,21,Breweryst.NewTownrow 

Bloomsbm-y,  Ashted  row 

Bloomsbury,  South,  Ashted  row 

Bloomsbury  place,  }il<>omslmry 


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STKEKTS,    &C.    IN    BIRMINGHAM. 


lUooinsljury  street.  Blooinsl)iirv 

Bhiclier  street,  4,  Holloway  head 

liond  street,  23,  Constitution  hill 

Bordesley  green,  Ganison  lane 

Bordesley  park,  Coventry  road 

Bordesley  street,  3',i.  Park  street 

Bow  street,  18,  Windmill  street 

Bowe's  buildings,  81,  Tppcr  Tower  street 

Bou-yer  street,  Coventry  ro:id 

Bradford  street,  1,  Snxitlifield 

Branstono  street,  14,  Hall  street 

Brass  street,  130,  Summer  lane 

lirassliouse  passage,  4,  liroad  st.  Islington 

Bread  street,  16,  Newhall  street 

Bread  street,  Hill  street 

Brearlej-  street,  .309,  Summer  lane 

Brearley  street,  West,  73,  Upper  Hospital  st 

Brewery  street,  18,  New  Town  row 

Brewery  street,  246,  Heneage  street 

Brewery  street,  66^  Alcester  street 

Brickkiln  street,  30,  Lancaster  street 

Bridge  street,  4(5,  Broad  street 

Bridge  street,  72,  Belmont  row 

Bridge  street.  Bridge  street,  West 

Bridge  street,  West,  Summer  lane 

Bridge  ten-ace.  Deritend 

Brighton  place.  New  Siunmer  street 

Bristol  place,  Bristol  street 

Bristol  road,  Bristol  street 

Bristol  street,  25,  Horse  fair 

Britannia  court,  27,  St.  Pauls  srpiare 

Britannia  place,  123,  Cregoe  street 

Brittle  street,  128,  Snow  hill 

Broad  street.  Easy  row 

Broad  sti-eet,  Islington,  Broad  street 

Bromsgi-ove  street,  24,  Jamaica  place 

Broomsgrove  place,  22o,  Bristol  sti*eet 

Brook  street,  42,  St.  Paul's  stpiare 

liroom  street,  lo3,  Bradford  street 

Brougham  street,  Nursery  ten-ace 

Brown's  buildings,  263,  Sherlock  street 

Brueton's  mill,  Brueton's  walk 

Bmeton's  walk,  4,  Prospect  row 

Buck  street,  Jennen's  row 

Buckingham  place,  Buckingham  sti-eet 

Buckingham  })lace,  Bristol  road 

Buckingham  street,  Hospital  street 

Bullock's  mill,  Cliveland  street 

J}ull  ring,  1,  High  street 

Bull  street,  59,  High  street,  Bull  ring 

liurbury  street,  Lozells 

Burleigh  place,  Pcrshore  road 

Burton  place.  Sand  ])itts 

Burton  wharf,  Love  lane 

]^yron  teirace.  Bellbarn  road 

Calcutta  terrace,  I'isherwick  place 

Cadoxton  ]»lace,  Bristol  road 

Calthorpe  fields,  Frederick  street,  Islington 

Calthorpe  place,  Islington  row 

Calthorpe  street,  Islington  row 

Camlivian  place,  Sherlock  street 

Cambridge  place,  Bristol  road 

Caml)ri<lge  street,  22.  Easy  row 

Camden  hill,  Leggo  lane 


Camden  place,  Legge  lane 

Camden  place.  Lower  Camden  street 

Camden  street,  25,  Parade 

Camden  ten-ace.  197,  Camden  street 

Camp  hill,  112.  High  street,  Bordesley 

Canal  street,  66^  L-ancaster  street 

Cannon  street,  40,  New  street 

Cardigan  street,  59,  Belmont  row 

Carey's  coiu-t,  114,  Moor  street 

Caroline  sti-eet,  35,  St.  Paul's  square 

Carpenters  road.  Church  road 

Carr's  lane,  48i,  High  sti-eet 

Can-er  street,  14,  Albion  street,  Camden  st. 

Castle  street,  Moor  sti-eet 

Castle  yard,  42,  Iligb  street 

Catgut  row,  41,  Pershore  street 

Cecil  street,  45,  Hanley  street 

Cemetery,  Icknield  street.  East 

Cemetery,  (New.)  Warstone  lane 

Cemetery  road,  Icknield  street,  East 

Chad  road,  Haglevroad 

Chain  walk,  Lozells 

Chapel  street,  60,  Dale  end 

Chapel  ten-ace,  17.  Bellbarn  road 

Chapelhouse  sti-eet,  17,  Deritend 

Charles  Henrj-  street.  211,  Moseley  street 

Charlotte  street,  Newball  street 

Charlotte  street  Mills,  Charlotte  street 

Cheapside,  18,  Balsall  street 

Cheltenham  place,  Bristol  road 

Chequer  lane.  Bristol  street 

Cherpiers  walk,  9,  Bath  row 

Cherry  street,  21,  Union  street 

Cheshire  street,  Round  hills 

Christ  church  passage,  71,  New  street 

Chm-ch  road,  Calthorpe  street 

Church  street,  18,  Calm  ore  row 

Claremont  cottages.  Villa  street 

Claremout  place,  Bnstol  road 

Claremont  place,  Fann  street 

Claremont  Villa,  Aston  New  Town 

Clarence  place,  Bristol  road 

Clarence  place.  Villa  road 

Clarence  row,  George  street.  Mount  street 

Claverdon  street.  Bloomsbury 

Clement  street.  Parade 

Cleve  ten-ace,  101,  Bath  row 

Clifford's  mill,  :)3,  Fazeley  sti-eet 

Clifton  terrace,  Francis  street,  Ilagley  road 

Clifton  \'illa,  Bristol  road 

Cliveland  street,  270,  New  Town  row 

Club  buildings.  47.  Suflold  street 

Coach  yard,  21,  Bull  street 

Coach  yard.  27,  Sheep  street 

Coach  yard,  113.V,  Coleshill  street 

Cobden  place.  King  Edward's  n)ad 

Coburgh  buildings.  Sun  street,  West 

Coburgh  place,  lhim])stead  road 

Coleshill  street,  60,  Dale  end 

Colman  street,  44,  Upper  Windsor  street 

Colmore  row,  40,  Bennett's  hill 

Colmore  street.  21,  Worcester  street 

Colmore  terrace,  Summer  lane 

Colniore  terrace,  11,  Great  Colmore  street 


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IN    RIRxMINGHAM. 


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Comiminication  row,  Bath  row 
Coiigreve  street,  42,  Ami  street 
Constitution  hill,  87,  Snow  hill 
Cope  street,  Icknield  street.  West 
Corn  Exchanji^e  passaj?e,  44,  Hijj:h  street 
Cottage  buildings,  8,  llnett  street 
Cottage  lane.  King  Edward's  road 
Cottage  row.  Chequer's  walk 
Cottage  row,  Bellbarn  road 
Cottage  row,  Unett  street 
Court  of  Requests  yard,  28,  High  street 
Coventry  road.  High  street,  Bordesley 
Coventry  street,  29,  Allison  street 
Coverdale  terrace.  Hunter's  lane 
Cox  street,  2.5,  St.  Paul's  square 
Cox's  Mill,  Moore's  row 
Cregoe  place,  42,  Cregoe  street 
Cregoe  place,  Bellbarn  road 
Cregoe  street,  Bath  row 
Crescent,  Cambridge  street 
Crescent  bridge,  Cambridge  street 
Crescent  locks,  Saturday  bridge 
Crescent  West,  Cambridge  street 
Crescent  wharfs,  Canibridge  street 
Crooked  lane,  59,  High  sti-eet 
Cross  street,  94,  Hill  street 
Crown  court,  94,  Great  Barr  street 
Cumberland  place,  Bellbarn  road 
Cumberland  street,  21,  Broad  st.,  Islington 
Curzon  place.  Union  passage 
Curzon  street,  Duddeston  row 
Dale  end,  oS,  High  street 
Danks'  mill,  Cecil  street 
Dark  lanes,  Coventry  road 
Dartmouth  street,  203,  Ashted  row- 
Darwin  street,  61,  Lombard  street 
Dean  street,  14,  Bromsgrove  street 
Dean's  court,  21,  Bromsgrove  street 
Dean's  mill,  15,  Pershore  street 
Dean's  place,  28,  Bromsgrove  street 
Dean's  place,  6,  Pershore  street 
Derby  street,  Law  ley  street 
Digbeth,  1,  Bull  ring 
Digby  street,  53,  Moland  street 
Dixon's  lane,  Highgate 
Doe  street,  29,  Coleshill  street 
Drury  lane,  8,  Chapel  street 
Duddeston  row.  Park  street 
Dudley  road,  Summerhill  terrace 
Dudley  street,  35,  Edgbaston  street 
Duke  street,  60,  Coleshill  street 
Durnford  place,  Coventry  road 
Dymock  street,  24,  Darwin  street 
Eastnor  place,  Pershore  street 
Eastnor  terrace,  Bristol  road 
Easy  row,  26,  Paradise  street 
Edgbaston  street,  20,  Special  street 
Edmund  street,  65,  Newhall  street 
Edward  place,  Ledsam  street 
Edward  street,  62,  Parade 
Edward  street,  Palmer  street 
Eleanor  street,  Edward  street,  Parade 
Eldon  place,  Eldon  street 
Eldon  place,  146,  Camden  street 


Eldon  street.  New  John  street,  West 

Ellis  street,  13,  Exeter  row 

Elmiield  ])lace,  Bristol  road 

Engine  street,  13,  New  Canal  street 

Essex  street,  28,  Horse  fair 

Essington  street,  42,  Sheepcote  street 

Exchange  place,  B lew's  street 

Exeter  place,  Bristol  road 

Exeter  row,  51,  Smallbrook  street 

Eyre  street.  Spring  hill 

Eyre  street  wharf.  Eyre  street 

Fairford  place,  Bristol  road 

Farm  street,  Hockley  hill 

Fazeley  street.  Park  street 

Fazeley  street  wharf,  Fazeley  street 

Finch  street,  Lozells 

Fir  Tree  j)lace,  Lozells 

Fisher  street,  21,  Staniforth  street 

Fisherwick  place.  Hunter's  lane 

Fish  market.  Dale  end 

Five  dwellings,  12,  Tonk  street 

Five  ways,  Lslington 

Five  ways.  Camp  hill 

Fiveway  teiTace,  Camp  hill 

Fleet  street,  43,  Newhall  street 

Floodgate  street,  Deritend  bridge 

Fordrough  street.  Navigation  street 

Forge  street,  51,  Aston  road 

Fox  street,  Duddeston  row 

Francis  street,  Hagley  road 

Francis  street,  18,  Upper  Windsor  street 

Frederick  place,  Frederick  street,  Lslington 

Frederick  place,  Lozells 

Frederick  street,  Graham  street 

Frederick  street,  Islington  row 

Freeman  street,  41,  Moor  street 

Friday  bridge,  1  Summer  row 

Garbett  street,  Cottage  lane 

Garrison  street.  Lower  Lawley  street 

Garrison  terrace,  13,  Lower  Lawley  street 

Gas  street,  194,  Broad  street,  Islington 

Gee's  buildings,  Guilford  street 

Gem  street,  26,  Aston  street 

George  street,  Islington  row 

George  street.  Parade 

George  street,  Lozells 

George  street,  West,  Spring  hill 

Gerrard  street,  Wheeler  street 

Gib  heath,  Soho  road 

Gloucester  place,  Bristol  road 

Gloucester  street,  67,  Edgbaston  street 

Gloucester  teirace,  Coventry  road 

Glover  street,  7,  Great  Barr  street 

(lodwin  street,  164,  Heneage  street 

Golden  Lion  passage,  9,  Aston  street 

(Goldsmiths'  buildings, Francis  st.,  Hagley  rd 

Goode  street.  Lodge  road 

Good  Knave's  end,  Harborne  road 

Gopsall  street,  Penn  street 

Gopstall  street,  Howe  street 

Gosta  green,  Aston  street 

Gough  street,  128,  Suffolk  street 

Gower  place,  ^V  heeler  street 

Gower  street,  \\^  heeler  street 


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STREETS,    &C.    IN    BIRMINGHiM. 


Gradigan  terrace,  Frederick  st.,  Islington 
Graham  street,  26,  Mount  st.,  New  Hall  st 
Grange  road,  Coventry  road 
Grant  street,  58,  Bellbarn  road 
Granville  place,  28,  Granville  street 
Granville  street,  166,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Great  IJarr  street,  29,  Lower  Lawley  street 
Gr^at  Brook  street,  13,  Ash  ted  row 
Great  Charles  street,  103,  Snow  hill 
Great  Cobnore  street,  Bristol  street 
Great  Francis  street,  Ashted  row 
Great  Hampton  row,  69,  Constitution  hill 
Great  Hampton  street,  69,  Constitution  hill 
Great  King  street,  163,  Hockley  hill 
Great  Lister  street.  52,  Dartmouth  street 
Great  Russell  street,  44,  up.  Tower  street 
Great  Tindall  street,  St.  Vincent  street 
Green  lanes.  Small  heath 
Green  street,  87,  Birchall  street 
Green's  village.  Hill  street 
Greenway  terrace,  327,  Coventry  road 
Greenwich  place,  Wellington  road 
Grey  place,  Bristol  road 
Grove's  court,  37,  Allison  street 
Grosvcnor  place,  6S,  Grosvenor  street 
Grosvenor  place.  Lodge  road 
Grovesnor  row,  13,  Grovesnor  street 
Grovesnor  street,  10,  Buck  street 
Grosvenor  street.  West,  Mill  street 
Grub  street,  Worcester  street 
Guest  street,  123,  Hockley  hill 
Guilford  place,  (iuilford  street 
Guilford  street.  Farm  street 
Guildford  street,  Gerrard  street 
Hagley  grove,  Hagley  road 
Hagley  road,  Five  Ways,  Islington 
Hagley  row,  Hagley  road 
IIa<;ley  terrace,  Hagley  road 
Hall  hill  road.  Church  road 
Hall  street,  42,  Caroline  street 
Hamstcad  road,  Soho  hill 
Ilamstead  row,  Soho  hill 
Hauipton  street,  1,  Constitution  hill 
Hanley  street,  26,  Summer  lane 
Hanover  terrace,  Vyse  street 
Harbi  me  road,  Hagley  road 
Ihirborne  terrace,  Slonument  lane 
Harding  street,  203,  New  Town  row 
Harford  street,  22,  Great  IIanii)t()n  street 
Harpers  hill,  James  street,  St,  Paul's 
Harts  mill,  54,  New  Canal  street 
Hatchett  street,  90,  Summer  lane 
lleatblicld  place.  \'illa  n»ad 
Heatlitield  road,  V'illa  road 
Hcatlilield  terrace,  V'illa  road 
Ht-ath  mill  lane,  184,  Higb  street,  Deritend 
Ilencaj^^e  strei-t,  2(5,  Woodcock  street 
H«MK'age  row,  225,  Hent>age  street 
Hcnn  street,  116,  Stanif^rth  street 
Henrietta  street,  1 12,  Constitution  liill 
Henry  street,  1  ll>,  (Jreat  Brook  street 
Hen's  row,  Sandy  lane 
H«Mis  walk,  2:>,  Dale  end 
Hicks  stpiaie,  U,  Maiket  street 


Highfield  road,  Hagley  road 
Highgate,  Moseley  road 
Highgate  lane,  Highgate 
Highgate  place,  Highgate 
High  street.  Bull  ring 
High  St.,  Bordesley,  55  High  st.,  Deritend 
High  street,  Deritend,  76,  Digbeth 
Highbury  place,  Latimer  street.  South 
Hill  street,  49,  Paradise  street 
Hockley  hill,  155,  Great  Hampton  street 
Hockley  street,  42,  Great  Hampton  street 
Hockley  terrace,  69,  Great  Hampton  street 
Holland  street,  15,  Charlotte  street 
Holliday  street,  42,  Granville  street 
Hollowayhead,  18,  Exeter  row 
HoUowtooth  yard,  60,  Bull  street 
Holt  street,  216,  Ashted  row 
Holt  street  wharf.  Holt  street 
Honduras  wharf,  77,  Snow  hill 
Horse  fair,  52,  Smallbrook  street 
Hospital  street,  382,  Summer  lane 
Howard  place,  Bristol  road 
Howard  place,  14,  Suffolk  street 
Howard  street,  50,  Constitution  hill 
Howard  terrace,  Vyse  street 
Howe  street,  65,  Curzon  street 
Himiphreys  court.  33,  Ann  street 
Hunters  lane,  foot  of  Hockley  hill 
Hurst  street,  77,  Smallbrook  street 
Icknield  cottages,  Icknield  street 
Icknield  square.  Monument  lane 
Icknield  street,  East,  Hockley  hill 
Icknield  street.  West,  Sand  pitts 
Icknield  terrace,  Icknield  street,  East 
Inge  street,  Hurst  street 
Insurance  buildings,  47,  Union  passage 
Irving  street,  Latimer  street.  South 
Islington,  Broad  street 
Islington  place,  Sheepcote  street 
Islington  place,  57,  William  street 
Islington  row,  Islington 
Ivy  lane,  22,  Lower  Lawley  street 
Jamaica  row,  Spiceal  street 
James'  place,  25,  A'auxhall  road 
James'  street,  St.  Paul's  s(piare 
Jarvis's  court,  Coach  yard 
.Tennen's  row,  Masshouse  lane 
.lohn's  street,  Hunters  lane 
Jones'  buildings,  46,  Moland  street 
Jones'  place,  45,  \'auxhall  road 
Kellett's  l)uildini,'s,  Garbett  street 
Kenion  street,  111,  Livery  street 
Kensinirton  j)lace,  Bristol  road 
Kent  street,  4,  liower  Hurst  street 
Kent  terrace,  Sandy  lane 
Key  hill,  or  Kaye  hill,  16,  Hockley  hill 
Kini;  street,  115,  New  street 
Kiui,'  Alfrcul's  place,  19,  Hroad  street 
King  Kdward's  place,  26,  Broad  street 
Kin:,'  Kdward's  road,  Cambridge  street 
Kingst(»u  l)uildings,  Cambridge  street 
Kiiii,'ston  row,  Cambridge  street 
Lady-pool  lane.  Spark  brook 
Lasly  we'll  pas-s.ige.  4,  Bath  passage 


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Lady- well  walk,  PI,  Smalll)rook  street 
Lady-wood  grove.  Lady-wood  lane 
Lady-wood  lane,  Islington 
Lady-wood  road.  Lady-wood  lane 
Lady-wood  terrace,  Lady-wood  lane 
Lancaster  st.,  or  Walmcrln.,  102,  Aston  st. 
Lansdowne  place,  Francis  st.,  Ilagley  road 
Latimer  street.  South,  22,  Gt.  Colmore  st. 
Latimer  street,  17,  Washington  street 
Laurel  place,  Hagley  road 
Lawley  street,  25,  Ashted  row 
La\\Te'nce  street,  14,  New  Thomas  street 
Leake  street,  10.  Coleshill  street 
Leamington  terrace,  Ravenhurst  street 
Lease  lane,  34,  Bell  street 
Ledsam  street,  Ryland  street.  North 
Lee  Bank  road.  Sun  street.  West 
Lee  Bank  s(piare,  Lee  Bank  road 
Lee  crescent,  Ryland  road 
Lee  mount,  Lee  Bank  road 
Lee  place,  Lee  Bank  road 
Lee  terrace,  Lee  Bank  road 
Lee's  drive,  Warstone  lane 
Legge  lane,  31,  Graham  street 
Legge  street,  Gosta  green 
Lench  street,  35^  Loveday  street 
Leonard  place,  Lee  Bank  road 
Lichfield  street,  7,  Old  square 
Lichfield  street  mill,  Lichfield  street 
Lincoln  place,  Latimer  street,  South 
Lionel  street,  Snowhill 
Lister  street,  9,  Gosta  green 
Little  Ann  street,  1,  Barn  street 
Little  Barr  street,  44,  Great  Barr  street 
Little  Bow  street,  Horse  fan- 
Little  Cannon  street,  9,  Cannon  street 
Little  Charles  street,  10,  Newhall  street 
Little  Cherry  street.  Union  street 
Little  Hill  street,  4,  Bristol  street 
Liverpool  street,  Adderley  street 
Livery  street,  1,  Colmore  row 
Lodge  road.  All  Saints'  street 
Lombard  street,  85,  Bradford  street 
London  'Prentice  street,  12,  Lower  Priory 
Long  Bridge  lane,  10,  Moseley  street 
Long  Entry,  8,  Little  Charles  street 
Lord  street,  59,  Dartmouth  street 
Love  lane,  29,  Aston  road 
Loveday  street,  58,  Steelhouse  lane 
Lowe  street,  162,  Bradford  street 
Lower  Brearley  street,  80,  Summer  lane 
Lower  Camden  street,  Camden  street 
Lower  Pershore  street,  24,  Sherlock  street 
Lupin  street,  Willis  street 
Lower  Dartmouth  street,  283,  Watery  lane 
Lower  Essex  street,  136,  Bromsgrove  street 
Lower  Fazeley  street,  Fazeley  street 
Lower  Hurst  street,  150,  Bromsgrove  st. 
Lower  Hurst  street.  East,  230,  Sherlock  st. 
Lower  Lawley  street,  102,  Lawley  street 
Lower  Loveday  street,  50,  Loveday  street 
Lower  Pershore  street,  24,  Sherlock  street 
Lower  Priory,  103,  Dale  end 
Lower  Temple  street,  102,  New  street 


Lower  Tower  street,  60,  Summer  lane 

Lower  Trinity  street,  148,  Adderley  street 

Lower  AVindsor  street,  39,  Great  Brook  st. 

Loxton  street,  Bloomsbury 

Lozells,  Wheeler  street 

Lozells  grove,  Chain  walk 

Lozells  teiTace,  Lozells 

Ludgate  hill,  55,  Church  street 

Lupin  street,  Willis  street 

Macdonald  street,  Barford  street 

Machin's  buildings,  156,  Unett  street 

Magdebiu-g  place,  Bristol  road 

Malvern  place,  Bristol  road 

Manchester  street,  36,  New  Town  row 

Market  Hall,  High  street 

Market  Hall,  (New,)  Prospect  row 

Market  place,  Bull  ring 

Market  street,  47,  Coleshill  street 

Marshall  street,  21,  Ilolloway  head 

Mary  street,  19,  Caroline  street,  St.  Paul's 

Mary  Ann  street,  169,  Livery  street 

Masshouse  lane,  47,  Dale  end 

Melbourne  place,  51,  Great  Russell  street 

Meetinghouse  yard,  224,  High  st.,  Deritend 

Meriden  place,  Coventry  road 

Meriden  street,  109,  Digbeth 

Mile  End  court,  33^  Little  Cherry  street 

Milk  street,  (^9^  Bordesley  street 

Mill  lane,  51,  Digbeth 

Mill  sti-eet.  Forge  street 

Mill  street,  Oozell's  street 

Milton  villas,  Wellington  road 

Minories,  34,  Bull  street 

Moat  lane,  Smithfield 

Moat  row,  Smithfield 

Moland  street,  81,  Aston  street 

Monmouth  street,  54,  Bull  street 

Monro's  square,  71,  Pershore  street 

Montpelier  place,  Bristol  road 

Montpelier  row,  Ashted  row 

Montpelier  street,  Highgate 

Monument  lane,  Hagley  road 

Monument  place.  Monument  lane 

Moor  street,  1,  High  street,  Bull  ring 

Moore's  row.  Milk  street 

Morley's  buildings.  Little  Hill  street 

Morton  place,  Balsall  heath  road 

Mor\'ille  street,  Sherboume  street 

Moseley  road,  139,  Bradford  street 

Moseley  street,  15,  Balsall  street 

Mott  street,  147,  Hampton  street 

Mount  cottages,  Icknield  street 

Mount  Pleasant,  Hunter's  lane 

Mount  Pleasant,  73,  New  John  street.  West 

Mount  street,  Newhall  street 

Mount  street,  88,  High  street,  Bordesley 

Navigation  street.  Hill  street 

Nechell's  green,  Bloomsbury 

Nechell's  park  road,  Bloomsbury  street 

Needless  alley,  42,  New  street 

Nelson  street.  Sand  pitts,  Parade 

Nelson  street.  South,  179,  Bristol  street 

Nelson  street.  West,  King  Edwards  road 

Nelson  terrace,  Bristol  road 


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Nelson  terrace,  Nelson  street,  South 

New  Bond  street,  Coventry  road 

New  street,  89,  Higb  .street 

New  Bridge  street,  head  of  Bath  row 

New  Canal  street,  107,  Bordesley  street 

New  Church  street,  42,  Hospital  street 

New  England,  31,  High  street,  Bordesley 

Newhall  hill,  17,  Parade 

Newhall  row,  138,  Great  Charles  street 

Newhall  street,  1,  Bennett's  hill 

New  Inkley's,  41,  Dudley  street 

New  John  street,  200,  Aston  road 

New  John  street,  West,  219,  Newtownrow 

New  Market  street,  45,  Grt.  Charles  street 

New  Meeting  street,  58,  High  street 

New  Road,  12,  Lower  Lawley  street 

New  Summer  street,  40,  Summer  lane 

New  Thomas  street,  Charles  Henry  street 

New  Thomas  street,  87,  Coleshill  street 

Ne\vton  street,  89,  Lichfield  street 

Newtown  row,  Lancaster  street 

New  \'ale  court,  Park  street.  Bull  ring 

Nicholas  court,  4,  Tennant  street 

Nile  place,  31,  Nelson  street,  West 

Nile  street,  Sheepcote  street 

Norfolk  street,  89,  Suffolk  street 

Northampton  s  |uare,  Can-er  street 

Northampton  street,  Warstone  lane 

Northuml>erland  place,  57,  Vauxhall  road 

Northumberland  street,  52,  Vauxhall  road 

North  Wood  street,  80,  Constitution  hill 

Norton  street.  Lodge  road 

Novascotia  street,  25,  Doe  street 

Nursery  ten-ace,  ilunter's  lane 

Oakfield  terrace,  Ilighgate 

Oak  place,  Icknield  street.  West 

Old  Baggot  street  wharf,  liaggot  street 

Old  cross  street,  103,  Coleshill  street 

Old  Inkley's,  35,  Dudley  street 

Old  John  street,  76,  Dale  end 

Old  Meeting  street,  Dudley  street 

Old  srpuire,  Minories 

Old  I'nion  Mill  Wharf,  Holt  street 

Old  Wharf,  Paradise  street 

Oozells  street,  14,  Broad  street,  Islington 

Oozells  street.  North,  Oozells  street 

Oozclls  street  wharf,  Oozells  street 

Ormond  street,  19t),  New  Town  row 

Oxford  ])lace,  Bristol  road 

Oxford  street,  92,  l)igl)eth 

Oxygen  street,  40,  Lister  street 

Pahner  street,  15,  I^ittle  Burr  street 

Parade,  21,  Smnmer  row 

I'aradise  j)lace,  Cnilford  street 

Paradise  ])lace,  34,  Cregoe  street 

Paradise  street,  80,  New  street 

Paradise  terrace,  Darwin  street 

Park  Crescent,  Hound  liilLs 

I'ark  lane,  Roimd  hills 

Park  lane,  14,  I*ark  street.  Bull  ring 

Park  ])lace,  liristol  road 

I'ark  place,  Coventry  road 

I'ark  street,  1,  Bull  rintr 

Parson's  buildings,  Cecil  street 


Peck  lane,  122,  New  street 
Penelope  place,  20,  Bristol  street 
Penn  court,  26,  Novascotia  street 
Penn  street,  Curzon  street 
Pershore  road,  Sherlock  street 
Pershore  street,  43,  Edgbaston  street 
Peter's  buildings,  Cecil  street 
Phillip  street,  101,  High  street 
Phillip's  buildings,  13,  Sun  street,  West 
Phillip's  street,  Aston  brook 
Pigott  street,  108,  Bath  row 
Pimley's  court,  34,  Dudley  street 
Pinfold  street,  80,  New  street 
Pitsford  street,  14,  Vyse  street 
Plough  and  Harrow  lane,  Hagley  road 
Pool  street.  Round  hills 
Pope  street,  9,  Albion  street,  Camden  st. 
Poplar  place,  Bristol  road 
Poplar  })lace.  Spark  brook 
Portland  place,  169,  Camden  street 
Potter  street,  8,  Lancaster  street 
Portland  place,  George  street,  Islington 
Powell  street,  Aston  brook 
Powell  street,  35,  Siunmer  hill  terrace 
Price  street,  44,  Loveday  street 
Princes  row,  7,  Princes  street 
Princes  street,  3,  Hick's  square 
Princess  street,  59,  Coleshill  street 
Princip  street,  Shadwell  street 
Priory  place,  Bristol  road 
Priory  road,  Chtu-ch  road 
Pritchett  street,  213,  Aston  road 
Pritchett  wharf,  Pritchett  street 
Prospect  row,  60,  Coleshill  street 
Prosperity  place.  Villa  street 
Public  ortices,  11,  Moor  street 
Pudding  Brook  row.  Skinner  street 
Pumphrey  street,  now  Brass  street 
Queen's  place,  Wynn  street 
Queen  street,  45,  Colmore  street 
Radford  place,  Warstone  lane 
Railway  terrace,  18,  Vauxhall  road 
Ratherham's  buildings,  33,  Benacre  street 
Ravenhurst  street,  Cheapside 
Ravenhiu-st  terrace,  Camphill 
Ilea  street,  72,  Digbeth 
Redferns  Imildings.  (iarbett  street 
Refonne  place,  Newhall  hill 
R?gent  ])arade,  16.  Carolme  street 
Regent  ])lace,  Coventry  road 
Regent  ])lace,  71-.  Caroline  street 
Regent  row,  15,  Uegeut  place 
Regent  street,  Vittoria  street 
H(>servoir  road,  Icknield  street.  West 
Richard  street,  79,  Dartmouth  street 
Richard  street,  Spencer  street 
Kichuiond  place,  Hurbiiry  street 
i{i(liuiond  place,  Warstone  lane 
Kichmond  terrace,  C'oveutry  road 
Richmond  teiTUce,  29,  Sun  street,  West 
Richmond  terrace,  11  miter's  lane 
Ri>l»e  walk,  93,  Dale  end 
Round  hills,  Aston  Manor 
Rowland  street,  178,  Lawley  street 


STREETS,    &C.    IN     BIRMINGHAM. 


85 


Russell  place,  Wills  street,  Ihmter's  lane 

Russell  row.  Lady  Wood  lane 

Russell  street,  67,  Steelhouse  lane 

Riiston  street,  74,  Hroad  street,  Islinffton 

Ruston  street,  North,  21,  Huston  street 

Ryland  place.  67,  Broad  street,  Islington 

Ryland  road,  Bellbimi  road 

Ryland  street,  4o.  Darwin  street 

Ryland  street,  59,  liroad  street,  Islington 

Ryland  street,  North,  Ryland  street 

Ryland  terrace,  Ryland  road 

St.  Andrew's  street,  "JSl,  Watery  lane 

St.  (ieorge's  Crescent,  Brearley  street.  West 

St.  George's  place,  SI,  Tower  street,  upper 

St.  George's  street,  71,  Hampton  street 

St.  George's  terrace,  54,  Brearley  st.  West 

St.  James's  place,  25,  Vauxhall  road 

St.  James's  street,  Barrack  street 

St.  John's  place,  S3,  New  John  street,  West 

St.  Luke's  row.  Bond  street 

St.  Mark's  street.  Summer  hill 

St.  Martin  s  lane,  Bull  ring 

St.  Martin's  place,  29,  Broad  street 

St.  Martin's  row,  St.  Martin's  place 

St.  Martin  s  street,  111,  Broad  st.  Islington 

St.  Mary's  row,  Whittall  street 

St.  Mary's  row.  Brougham  street 

St.  Paul's  coal  wharf,  George  street,  Parade 

St.  Paul's  square,  28,  Ludgate  hill 

St.  Peter's  place,  29,  Broad  street 

St.  Vincent  place,  St.  Vincent  street 

St.  Vincent  street,  Sherborne  street 

Salop  place,  Darwin  street 

Salop  street,  Darwin  street 

Saltley  road,  Bloomsbury 

Saltley  street,  31,  Garrison  lane 

Salts  coin-t.  Sand  pitts.  Parade 

Sand  pitts,  Smnmerhill  terrace 

Sand  pitts,  Parade 

Sand  street,  28,  Weaman  street 

Sandy  lane,  Coventry  road 

Saturday  bridge,  21,  Summer  row 

Scarlett  place,  Garbett  street 

Severn  street,  110,  Suffolk  street 

Seymoru"  street,  Masshouse  lane 

Shad\Vell  street,  59,  Bath  street 

Shadwell  street  wharf,  Shadwell  street 

Sheep  street,  39,  Lawrence  street 

Sheepcote  lane,  King  Edward's  road 

Sheepcote  sti-eet,  36,  Broad  street,  Islington 

Shelton's  mills,  Newhall  street 

Sherborne  street,  115,  Grosvenor  street 

Sherborne  street  wharf,  Sherborne  street 

Sherlock  street,  Balsall  street 

Sidney  place,  Bristol  road 

Simister's  buildings,  13,  Tennant  street 

Sir  Harry's  road,  Bristol  road 

Skinner  lane,  35,  Dean  street 

Skinner  street,  184,  Bromsgrove  street 

Slaney  street,  104,  Steelhouse  lane 

Slitting  Mill  lane,  now  Mill  lane 

Smallbrook  street,  Edgbaston  street 

Small  heath,  264,  Coventry  road 

Smith's  court,  27,  Coventry  street 


Smith  street,  112,  Great  Hampton  street 

Smithfield,  Jamaica  row 

Smithfield  buildings,  12,  Allison  street 

Sniitlitit'ld  bars,  now  Upper  Mill  lane 

Smitbtiold  passage,  41,  I'ershore  street 

Smithiicld  yard,  l^i)])er  Dean  street 

Snape  street,  liranston  street 

Snow  hill,  53,  Bull  street 

Snow  hill  mills,  77,  Snow  hill 

Snow  hill  wharf,  80,  Snow  hill 

Soho  works,  Soho  hill 

Soho  hill,  Hockley  hill 

Soho  road,  foot  of  Hockley  hill 

Spark  brook,  Stratford  road 

Speaking  style  road,  Lee  bank  road 

Spencer  street,  20,  Hall  street 

Spiceal  street,  103,  High  street 

Spon  terrace,  Ravenhurst  sta-eet 

Springfield  street,  Grosvenor  place  and  King 

Edward's  road 
Springfield  terrace.  Sand  pitts 
Spring  hill.  Sand  pitts 
Spring  street,  277,  Bellbarn  road 
Spring  vale  terrace,  Saltley  road 
Spring  walk,  31,  Sun  street 
Stafford  street,  60,  Dale  end 
Stanhope  terrace,  Lozells 
Staniforth  street,  46,  Potter  street 
Steelhouse  lane,  53,  Bull  street 
Steward  street.  Spring  hill 
Stoke  street,  Tennant  street 
Stone  yard,  Deritend 
Stratford  place.  Camp  hill 
Stratford  road,  136,  Camp  hill 
Stratford  street,  139,  Camp  hill 
Stratford  terrace.  Spark  brook 
Strickland's  buildings,  Sherlock  street 
Suffolk  street,  27,  Paradise  street 
Smnmer  hill.  Sand  pitts 
Summerhill  terrace,  37,  Parade 
Summer  lane,  86,  Snow  hill 
Summer  row,  Congreve  street 
Summer  street,  Navigation  street 
Summer  street.  West,  Sun  street,  West 
Sun  street,  25,  Bristol  road 
Sun  street,  West,  29,  Sun  street 
Sussex  place,  Bristol  road 
Sutton's  buildings,  62,  Holloway  head 
Sutton  street,  Aston  manor 
Swallow  street.  Hill  street 
Tauter  street,  23,  Stafford  street 
Tay's  yard,  20,  Great  Charles  street 
Taylor's  buildings,  Vittoria  street 
Temperance  terrace,  Gower  street 
Temple  place,  49,  Bath  row 
Temple  buildings,  48,  New  street 
Temple  row,  77,  Bull  street 
Temple  row.  West,  Temple  row 
Temple  street,  47,  New  street 
Temple  street.  Lower,  102,  New  street 
Tennant  street,  Granville  street 
Tenbury  place,  Fann  street 
Tenby  street,  24,  Albion  street,  Camden  st. 
Terrace,  37,  Parade 


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STREETS,    &C.    IN    BIRMINGHAM. 


Thomas  street,  GO,  Dale  end 

Thomas  street,  Aston  brook 

Thorp  street,  11,  Hurst  street 

Timperley  buildinji^s,  11,  Unett  street 

Tindall  street,  ^Ior^-ille  street 

TindiiU  street.  22-2.  Camden  street 

Tindall  street  buildin^js,  Tindall  street 

Tividale  wharf,  Cambridge  street 

Tonk  street,  25,  Smallbrook  street 

Tower  street.  Upper,  32.  Summer  lane 

Town.send  place,  IJloomsbmy 

Trafalgar  place,  21),  Nelson  street,  West 

Trent  street,  .>4,  Bordesley  street 

Trinity  terrace,  Camj)  hill 

Unett  street,  lo6,  (Jreat  Hampton  row 

Union  passage,  23,  New  street 

Union  court,  47,  Snow  hill 

Union  street,  7<>,  High  street 

Union  terrace,  '.i5,  A'auxhall  road 

Upper  Dean  street,  12,  Jamaica  row 

Upper  Gough  street,  19,  Gough  street 

Upper  I  lockley  street,  9 1  .Great  1 1  ampton  st. 

Upper  Hospital  street,  18,  Tower  street 

Upper  Marshall  street,  25,  Gough  street 

Upper  Mill  lane,  2H,  Digbeth 

Upper  Priory,  11,  Old  square 

Upper  Tower  street,  321,  Summer  lane 

Upper  Trinity  street,  Coventry  road 

Tapper  Windsor  street,  130,  Great  Brook  st. 

A' ale  street,  71,  New  Inkleys 

Vaughan's  wharf,  Baggot  street 

Vaughton  place,  \'^aughton  street 

Vaughton  street,  Darwin  street 

Vauxhall  grove,  59,  Vauxhall  road 

Vauxhall  road,  Cnrzon  street 

Vauxhall  street,  41,  Stafford  street 

Victoria  grove,  4,  Nelson  street.  South 

Victoria  villa,  Francis  street,  Hagley  road 

Verulam  jdace,  217.  Coventry  road 

Vicarage  road,  Hagley  road 

Victoria  place,  Bellbarn  road 

Victoria  j)lace,  32,  Cregoe  street 

Victoria  place,  Wynn  street 

Victoria  place.  Sand  ])itts,  Simmier  hill  ter. 

Victoria  terrace,  104,  Hockley  hill 

Victoria  terrace.  Lupin  street 

^'illa  j)lace,  \'ilhi  street 

\'illa  road,  Soho  hill 

^'illa  street.  Wills  street 

Villa  terrace,  Finch  street 

Vine  street,  4,  Lady-well  walk 

\'iolet  place,  251.  (Jreat  Colmore  street 

Vittoria  street,  14,  (Jnihani  street 

Vyse  street.  (Ui.  (Jreat  Hampton  street 

Wallis'  mill.  Ashted  row 

Waliner  lane.  n<»w  Lancaster  street 

\\'alimt  terrace,  Highgate  lane 

Walsall  road.  New  Town  road 

Walsall  wharf.  Holt  street 

^\'a^d  street,  52,  New  Summer  street 

^^'arner  street,   112,  High  street,  Bordesley 

NN'arstone  lane,  4.3,  Caroline  street 

Marlon's  place,  St.  Martin  street 


Wanvick  House  passage,  30,  New  street 

Warwick  place,  Francis  street,  Hagley  road 

Wanvick  place,  7,  Warwick  street 

Warwick  place,  301,  Coventry  road 

Warwick  street,  132,  Alcester  street 

Washington  street,  43,  Hollowayhead 

Water  street,  87,  Snow  hill 

Waterloo  buildings,  Summer  lane 

Waterloo  place,  Wellington  road 

Waterloo  place,  149,  Moor  street 

Waterloo  place,  Bloomsbury 

Waterloo  rooms,  16,  Waterloo  street 

Waterloo  street,  32,  Bennetts  hill 

Watery  lane,  Coventry  road 

Weaman  row,  Whittall  street 

Weaman  street,  100,  Steelhouse  lane 

Well  lane,  84,  Allison  street 

Well  street,  56,  Great  Hampton  street 

Wellesley  place,  Wellington  road 

Wellington  place,  Eldon  street 

Wellington  road,  Bristol  road 

Westbourue  road,  Calthorpe  street 

West  place,  Pershore  road 

West  parade,  Bristol  road 

Whalthew's  place,  109,  Bromsgrove  street 

Wharf  street,  194,  Lawley  street 

Wharf  street,  81,  Suffolk  street 

Wheeler  street,  337,  John  street,  West 

Wheeley's  lane,  100,  Bath  row 

Wheeley's  road,  New  Bridge  street 

White's  buildings,  17,  Bow  street 

Whitmore  place,  219,  Coventry  road 

Whitmore  lane,  Smallheath 

Whittall  street,  81,  Steelhouse  lane 

William  street,  Granville  street 

William  street.  North,  29,  Hospital  street 

Willington  place,  Alcester  street 

Willis  street,  139,  Ashted  row 

Wills  street.  Hunter's  lane 

Wilton  street,  Gerrard  street 

Wilton  terrace,  Bristol  road 

Windmill  street,  5,  Horse  fair 

Windsor  street,  H encage  street 

Windsor  terrace,  Hagley  road 

Winson  green,  two  miles  North  West 

Witley  place.  Pershore  road 

Witton  street,  45,  (iarrison  lane 

Wood  street,  Bath  row 

^^'o()d  street,  53,  Moor  street 

\Voodl)ine  villa,  Aston  New  To\^^l 

Woodcock  street,  5,  (lost a  green 

Worcester  street,  134,  New  street 

Worcester  terrace,  Bristol  road 

^\'orcester  wharf,  \\'harf  street 

Wrentham  street,  196,  Bristol  street 

^^'ynn  street,  22t).  Great  Colmore  street 

Yates  .stre«'t.  Round  hills 

Yew  tree  road,  Wheeley's  road 

York  ])assage.  37.  High  street,  Bull  ring 

^'ork  ])lace.  Camp  hill 

York  row,  9,  York  street 

York  street,  43,  Lancaster  street 

Zion  i)lace,  69,  (ircat  Russell  street 


POST    OFFICE. 


87 


POST    OFFICE,   93,   NEW   STREET. 

Post  Mistress,  Miss  G.  M.  Gottwaltz;    Head  Clerk,    Mh.  Edward  Bird. 
General  Post  Letters  are  charged  hy  ice'ujht  as  follows: 


Letters  not  exceeding  ^  oz.  one  postage 

•1  oz.  t\v(»  ])ostages 


Letters  not  exceeding  2  oz.  fonr  postages 

3  oz.  six  postages 


And  so  on,  adding  two  postages  for  every  onnce. 

A  Letter  or  Packet  nnist  not  exceed  two  feet ;  and  if  it  exceeds  foiu*  ounces  in  weight, 

it  must  be  pro-paid  in  money  or  stamps. — If  nut  pre-paid  will  not  be  forwarded. 

The  following  are  exceptions  to  the  above  restrictions: — Parliamentary  Petitions  or 
Addresses  to  Her  JNIajesty ; — Petitions  to  either  House  of  Parliament,  forwarded  to  any 
Member  of  such  House; — Printed  Votes  or  Proceedings  of  Parliament; — Letters  or 
Packets  to  or  from  Public  Departments  or  Public  Officers  on  Her  Majesty's  Service ; — 
Letters,  (fee.  to  or  from  places  abroad. 

Money  Orders. — Any  sum  not  exceeding  Five  Pounds  may  be  remitted  by  a  Post 
Office  Order,  on  the  following  terms : — For  any  sum  not  exceeding  two  pounds,  three- 
pence ;  above  two  pounds  and  not  exceeding  live  pounds,  sixpence. 

Books  and  ]\Iagazine3. — Printed  books,  magazines,  reviews,  and  pamphlets, 
(whether  British,  Colonial,  or  Foreign,)  may  be  transmitted  by  the  post  within  the  United 
Kingdom,  at  the  following  reduced  rates  of  postage : — for  each  packet  not  exceeding 
one  pound  in  weight,  sixpence  ;  exceeding  one  pound,  and  not  exceeding  two  pounds, 
one  shilling  ;  exceeding  two  pounds,  and  not  exceeding  three  pounds,  one  shilling  and 
sixpence;  and  so  on,  sixpence  being  charged  for  every  complete  pound,  and  for  any 
additional  fraction  of  a  pound.  1st. — Every  such  packet  must  be  sent  without  a  cover, 
or  in  a  cover  open  at  the  ends  or  sides.  2nd. — It  must  contain  a  single  volume  only. 
3rd. — It  nuist  not  exceed  two  feet  in  length.  4th. — The  name  and  address  of  the  sender 
may  be  \^Titten  or  printed  upon  or  in  any  such  book,  magazine,  or  pamphlet,  or  on  the 
envelope  or  cover  thereof,  in  addition  to  the  name  and  address  of  the  person  to  or  for 
whom  it  shall  be  forwarded.  5th.  Any  other  wniting  may  be  on  any  leaf  of  any  such 
book,  magazine,  review,  or  pamphlet  so  sent,  or  on  the  binding  thereof,  provided 
that  all  such  last-mentioned  writing  be  on  one  and  the  selfsame  page  of  the  book 
or  corresponding  portion  of  the  binding.  6th.  The  postage  must  be  pre-paid  in  full  by 
affixing  outside  the  packet  or  its  cover  the  proper  stamps. — If  any  of  the  above  con- 
ditions be  violated,  the  packet  will  be  charged  as  a  letter,  and  treated  as  such  in  all 
respects. 


RECEIVING  HOUSES  FOR 
Ash  Thomas,  167,  Ashtedrow. 
Barker  Henry  John,  Lozells. 
Bate  William,  Bristol  road. 
Foster  Alfred  Hood,  35,  Lancaster  street 
Harris  Elizabeth,  18,  Duddeston  row. 
Jelf  Amy,  51,  High  street,  Deritend. 
Kendrick  John,  215,  New  John  st.,  West. 

PLACES. 


GENERAL  POST  OFFICE. 
Parker  Thomas,  Hagley  road. 
Picken  Thomas,  221,  Bristol  street. 
Picton  Mary  Ann,  98,  Broad  st.,  Islington. 
Sanders  Samuel,  Handsworth  Village. 
Smart  Mary  Jane,  259,  Small  heath. 
Smith  Eliza,  90,  Aston  road. 
White  William,  17,  Sandpitts. 


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.  .London  Night  Mail  Down  . . 
..     London  Day  Mail  Up    .. 

_ Chipping  Norton 

.-  London  Day  Mail  Down  .. 

Ludlow  Day  Mail    

Liverpool  Train 

Edgbaston  Messenger 

..    Handsworth  Messenger    .. 
Bristol  Day,  (Sunday  excepted) 

Elmdon  Messenger    

Moseley  Messenger 

Dudley  Ride 

Great  Barr  Messenger 

.-  King's  Norton  Messenger  .. 
Castle  Bromwich  Messenger 

Hales  Owen  Ride 

Gloucester  Railway 

Leamington 

Tamworth  Ride 

Stourport     _ 

Holyhead    1 

..    London  Night  Mail  Up    .. 


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The  Delivery  at  the  office 
window  commences  at  seven 
in  the  morning,  with  Letters 
brought  by  the  London  and 
other  Night  Mails &c.  Letters 
brought  by  the  day  Mails  are 
ready  for  deliver)-  in  30  min. 
after  their  arrival  until  10  in 
the  evening, — at  which  period 
the  delivery  window  is  closed. 
The  Paid-letter  window  is 
open  until  12,  midnight. 

There  are  three  General 
Deliveries  hy  Letter  Carriers 
throughout  tlie  town,  viz  :  at 
7  o'clock  in  the  morning,  at 
noon,  and  at  4  in  the  after- 
noon, except  Sundays,  when 
there  is  only  a  morning  deliv- 
ery.— Any  delay  in  the  arrival 
of  a  Mail  occasions  a  corres- 
ponding delay  in  the  delivery. 
The  Letter  Bo.x  closes  at 
]  1  35  in  the  evening  for  the 
dispatch  of  the  London  Mails 
and  an  hour  previous  to  the 
departure  of  the  other  prin- 
cipal Mails. 


88 

DIRECTORY 

OF    THE    TOWN    AND    BOROUGH 

OF 

BIRMINGHAM. 


Aaron  Mrs.  Ann,   107,  Croat  Brook-street 

Aaron  Isaac,  tailor  and  draper,  19,  Edgbas- 
ton  street 

Aaron  J ohn,  pawnbroker ;  house,  12,  Col- 
more  row 

Aaron  John,  pawnbroker,  1 1,  Edgbaston  st. 

Aaron  Maria,  pawnbroker,  18,  Edgbaston  st 

Aaron  Maurice,  pawnbroker,  4,  Steel- 
house  lane 

Aaron  Mavirice, pawnbroker, 2.33,  Cheapside 

Abbott  Brothers,  manufacturers  of  chan- 
deliers, lamps,  and  all  kinds  of  orna- 
ments, in  improved  mosaic  gold,  6, 
Whittall  street 

Abbott  James,  smith  and  tool  maker; 
court,  5.  Mary  Ann  street 

Abbott  John,  green  grocer,  52,  Sherlock-st. 

Abbott  John  Charles,  druggist,  47,  Dale  end 

Abbott  John  and  Joseph,  manufactm-ers  of 
chandeliers,  lamps,  ttc. ;  house,  6,  Whitt- 
all street 

Abbott  Joseph,  glass  mould  maker,  14, 
Moor-street ;  and  confectioner,  77,  Small- 
brook  street 

Abbott  Mary,  stay  and  corset  maker,  77, 
Smallbrook  street 

Abbott  Richard,  beerhoiise,  29,  Duke  street 

AbbottWilliam,  lamp,  chandelier,  &c. manu- 
facturer ;  hoiise,  Birchfield 

Abbott  William,  pearl  button  maker,  90, 
Great  Lister  street 

Abbs  William,  cabinetmaker,  188,  Cheap- 
side 

Abel  and  Fisher,  axle  tree  and  lifting  jack 
manufacturers,  and  coach  smiths,  21, 
Freeman  street 

Abel  Joseph,  pawnbroker,  53,  Digbeth 

Abel  Maria,  hosier,  39,  Ann  street 

Abel  Thomas,  coachsmith,  <fec. ;  house,  21, 
Freeman  street 

Abott  John,  coal  dealer;  court,  12,  Hus- 
ton street 

Abrahull  John,  engraver  and  enamellor, 
HI,  Caroline  street 

Abraham  John,  machinist,  33,  Fa/.eley 
street;  houso,  2,  Kingston  r<tw 

Abrahams    and    Dau/.igcr,     liirniiDgham, 
London,   and    Shetlield    warehouse,  45, 
Edt;l)aston  street 
Altrahams  Michael,   commercial   traveller, 

70,  Iiigt*  street 
Abrahams     Michael,     eating    house,     89, 
Smallbrook  street 


Acheson  and  Morton, button  manufacturers, 
35,  Whittall  street 

AckUng  Daniel, shoe  maker,  102,  Livery-st. 

Ackton  Henry,  gun  polisher,  91,  Cecil- st. 

Acott  TUcmas,  ])encil  case  maker;  house, 
St.  George's  Terrace 

Adams  Alexander,  retail  brewer  and  gun 
furniture  maniifactiirer,  111,  Coventry-st. 

Adams  &  AUcock.  railway  carriage  build- 
ers, Midland  Works,  near  Winson  green 

Adams  Mrs.  Ann,  Bloomsbxu-y  place 

Adams  Ann  Maria,  victualler,  King's  Head, 
18,  Steelhouse  lane 

Adams  Benjamin,  coach  brass  founder  and 
plater,  28,  Cross  street 

Adams  Charles,  clerk,  33,  Fazeley  street 

Adams  Edward  Bladon,baker,6,  Spiceal-st. 

Adams  Edmund,  shopkeeper,  22,  North- 
wood  street 

Adams  Edmund,  jun.,japanner  and  manu- 
facturer of  fancy  and  ornamental  papier 
machee  of  every  description,  glass  euam- 
eller,  &c..  59^.  «fe  house,  20,  Northwoodst. 

Adams  Edward,  butcher,  21,  Unett  street 

Adams  George,  hatter,  2,  Tonk  street 

Adams  Henry,  tailor,  Winson  green 

Adams  Isaac,  hosier,  232,  New  Town  row 

Adams  Isaiah,  patent  axle  tree  manufac- 
turer, 11,  Barford  street.  South 

Adams  James,  tailor  and  shopkeeper, 
Soho  hill 

Adams  J abez,  coal  dealer,  1,  Barr  street, 
(Jreat  Hampton  row" 

Adams  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  12, 
Congreve  street 

Adams  John,  fire  iron  manufacturer,  18, 
Warwick  street ;  h.  court,  3,  lladley  st. 

Adams  John,  hosier,  13,  Dale  end 

Adams  Josiah,  coach  and  harness  furniture 
manufacturer,  77,  Suffolk  street ;  house, 
17,  \'yse  street 

Adams  Joseph,  grocer,  33,  Wells  street, 
(ireat  Hampton  street 

Adams    Rachael,  pawnbroker,    47,  Hene- 

age  street 
Adams  Richard,  solicitor,  183,  Bromsgrovest. 
Adams  Richard,  beerhouse,  71,  ^Va^stone  In. 
Adams  Samuel,   gun  manufacturer,    115.J, 

Lanctvstcr  street  ;  h.  Aston  New  Town 
Adams    Samuel,    veterinary   sm-geon,    60, 

Ravenhurst  street 
Adams  Thomas,  cooper  and  coal  dealer, 
91.  Hospital  street 


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Adams  Thomas,  jeweller,  148,  Brearley 
street,  West 

Adams  Thomas,  phimher,  painter,  <fec.,  81, 
Broad  street,  Islington 

Adams  Thomas  tfe  Co.,  rag  merchants,  7, 
Cambridge  street ;  honse,  5,  Vyse  street 

Adams  Thomas  Ford,  whip  thong  maker 
and  horse  shuighterer.  Lord. street 

Adams  Thomas,  tailor,  383,  Summer  lane 

Adams  Thomas,  chaser,  2,  Ludgate  hill ; 
house,  '2,'),  St.  Paul's  sqiaare 

Adams  Walter,  gun,  ttc.  manufacturer,  11, 
Upper  Priory ;  house.  Park  lane,  Aston 

Adams  William,  bottle  jack  and  bronzed 
inkstand  manufactm-er,37,  H  olloway  head 

AdamsWilliam  Alexander,  railway  carriage 
builder ;  house.  Lodge  road 

Ailams  William,  green  grocer,  5,  Great 
Lister  street 

Adams  William,  tailor,  11,  Balsall  street 

Adams  William,  victualler,  Cross  Guns,  61, 
Lancaster  street 

Adams  William,  shopkeeper.  Skinner  lane 

Adams  William,  master,  St.  Philip's  school, 
Lichfield  street 

Aday  Richard,  victualler.  King's  Arms,  1, 
Barford  street 

Adcock  Ann,  vict.  The  Dog,  75,  Loveday  st 

Adcock  Charles,  chemist  and  di'uggist,  79, 
Stafford  street 

Adcock  Edward,  grocer  and  tallow  chand- 
ler, 43,  Dale  end 

Adcock  Edward,  butcher,  3,  Church  street 

Adcock  Frederick, gent., 35,  Summerhill  ter. 

Adcock  Jph.  and  John,  drapers,  99,  Bull  st. 

Adcock  William,  gun  implement  maker, 
30,  Aston  street 

Addenbrook  Edward,  mnfctr.  of  bronzed 
inkstands,  candlesticks,  letter  clips,  and 
self-adjusting  rulers,  39,  Hurst  street 

Addenbrooke  Ann,  Sarah,  and  Sophia,  ho- 
siers, 110,  Heneage  street 

Addenbrooke  J ane,  beerhs.,  1 09, Heneage  st. 

Adderley  Josiah,  shopkpr.,  13,  Bordesley  st. 

Adderley  Samuel,  papier  machee  goods 
manufacturer,  20,  Branston  street 

Adderley  Samuel,  bricklayer,  14,  Brittle  st. 

Adderley  William,  shoemaker,  15,  Duddes- 
tou  row 

Addis  Joseph,  thimble  maker,  coiu-t  16, 
St.  George's  street 

Addison  Edward,  comedian,  16,  Ryland  pi. 

Addleton  Han-iet,  lapidary,  com-t  8,  How- 
ard place 

Adey  Alfred,  druggist  and  grocer,  37,  Har- 
ford street 

Adie  Charles,  die  sinker  and  tool  maker, 
25,  Whittall  street 

Adie  Harriet,  milliner,  19,  Islington  row 

Adie  William,  button  manufacturer,  5, 
Newhall  street ;  house,  19.  Islington  row 

Adie  William  Henry,  watch  key  maker, 
54,  Howard  street 

Adkins  Mrs.  xVnn,  Haglev  road 


Adkins  Ann,  hosier  and  haberdasher;  33, 

Bromsgrove  street 
Adkios  Elizabethshoe  maker.  Market  hall; 

house,  Ui)perDean  street 
Adkins  Henry,  excise  officer,  Tindall  street 
Adkins  Henry  James,  chemist  and  druggist, 

32,  Bull  street 
Adkins  James,  butcher,  150,  Bromsgrove  st, 
Adkins  Thomas  tfe  Co.,  soap,  soda,  and  red 
-  lead  manufactm-es,  Smethwick 
Adkins  Mary  Ann,  victullcr,  Green  Dragon, 

8,  Sheepcote  street 
Adkins  Mr.  ^\'■illiam,  Lozells 
Adlard  William  Gates,  wholesale  stationer, 

&c. ;  house,  Wellington  road 
Adley   and   Rolinson,   iron  founders     and 

fender  manufacturers,  18,  Warwick  st. 
Adney  John,  plumber,  *c. ;  house.  Hunt- 
er's lane 
Ainge   William,    shoe    maker,   54,    Little 

Charles  street 
Aingworth  Henry,  ironmonger,    iron    and 

brass  beadstead  maker,  iron  founder,  <fec., 

41  and  109,  Snow  hill 
Ainsworth  William,  baker  and  flour  dealer, 

356,  Cheapside 
Ainsworth  William,  locksmith;    court,   4, 

Bordesley  street 
Akennan  Henry,  accountant  in  bankruptcy, 

11,  Jennen's  row;    house,    127,    Lower 

Francis  street,  Ashted 
Akers  Benjamin,  saddler,  61,  Coleshillst. 
Akers  Miss  Frances,  Aston  New  Town 
Akers  Thomas,  tailor,  113,  Livery  street 
Akers  Thomas,   butcher,  257,   New   Jolm 

street.  West 
Akers  William,  tailor,  10,  Brearley  st..  West 
Albites  Achille,  French  tutor,  proprietary 

school,   and    Madame,   private     French 

teacher,  Hagley  road 
Albrecht  Alfred,  tailor,  19,  New  Town  row 
Albutt  Ann,  dressmaker,  11,  Brearley  street 

West 
Albutt  Henry,  baker,  15,  Brickkiln  street, 

Lancaster  street 
Aldam  William,  iron  founder,  42^,  Edmund 

street ;  house,  G  arbett  street 
Aldenberg    Braham,    cabinet  maker,   91, 

Smallbrook  street 
Alder  William,  hook  and  eye  manufacturer, 

36,  Howard  street 
Alderson  Atha,  assistant  architect,  1 0  G  eorge 

street,  West 
Aldhouse  James, beerhouse,  236,  Bradford  st 

Aldington  William,  baker  andflom-  dealer, 
36,  Exeter  row 

Alexander  James,  plater  and  plated  ware 
manufactm-er,  court,  12,  Gt.  Charles  st. 

Alexander  James,  cutler  and  surgical  in- 
sti-ument  maker,  co\irt,  13,  Church  street 

Allan  Matthew  Gentle,  woollen  cloth  mer- 
chant, 5,  Lower  priory ;  h.  Pershore  rd. 

Allan  Thomas,  carpenter  and  builder,  34, 
Henry  street  • 

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Allan  "WilHam  Thomas,  cTiimney  sweeper, 
court,  12,  Constitution  hill 

Allarton  Thomas,  gentleman,  Lozells 

Allbright  Mr.  Arthur,  George  st.  Islington 

Allbrighton  William,  tool  broker,  33,  Price  st 

Allbut  Joseph,  beerhouse,  224,  Cheapside 

AUbut  Joseph,  fancy  steel  toy  manufacturer, 
41,  Belmount  row 

Allbut  Joseph,   fm'niture  broker,  44,    Siin 
street.  West 

Allbut  John,  wheehATight  anrl  smith,  Law- 
ley  street;  house.  Garrison  lane 

Allbutt  Richard,  watch  and  clock  maker,  1  I  A  lien  Alfred,  shopkpr  ife  baker,  Aston  Brook 


Allday  William,  butcher,  91,  Digbeth 
AUden  Francis,  \'ictualler,  190,  Grapes  Inn, 

Livery  street 
Alldribge    Charles,    cabinet  case    maker, 

Regent  parade 
AUdridge  Edwin,  timber  merchant  &  clock 

case  mnfr..  Dean  st.,  h.  Wellington  rd. 
AUdridge  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  3,  Sherlock  st. 
Alldritt  Wm.,  bookbinder   &  librarian   to 

the  Birmingham  library,  103,  Suffolk  st. 
AUeay  Wm.,  cim-ier,  Essex  street ;  h.  Wym  st 
Allen  Abraham,  greengrocer.  Market  hill 


Gloucester  street 

AUchurch  William,  fishmonger,  59,  Small- 
brook  street 

AUchurch  William,  hair  dresser,  13,  Park 
street  Bullring 

AUcock  Charles,  revit  manufacturer ;  house, 
Smethwick 

Allcock  George,  railway  carriage  builder; 
house,  Winson  green 

Allcock  Henry,  beerhouse,  45,  Bordesley  st. 

Allcock  John,  maltster,  73,  Hockley  street 


Allen  Alfred,  baker  and  flour  dealer,  25, 

Great  Lister  street 
Allen  Ann,  infant  schlmstrs..  All  Saints'  st. 
Allen  Anthony,  shopkeeper,  47,  Allison  st, 
Allen  Benjamin,  tailor,  127,  (jt.  Francis  st. 
Allen  Catherine,  ironmonger,  259,  Aston  rd. 
Allen    Edward,     drapers'    assistant,    125, 

Bloomsbury  place 
Allen  Edward,  pearl  button  manufacturer, 

100,  Snow  hill ;  h.  73,  Siunmer  lane 
Allen  Edward,  fire-non  maker.  Stone  yard 


Allcock  Misses  Mary  and  Ann,  Ilagley  rd.    Allen  Edwin,  tai  or  and  clothier,  7,  Digbeth 


Allcock  S.  E.  &  S.,  milliners  and  dress  ma- 
kers, 136  Snow  hill 
Allcock  Walter,  edge  tool  manufr..  Park 

mills;  house.  Park  road,  Nechells  green 
Allcock  \\'illiam,  baker,  7,  Essex  street 
Allcock  Mr.  William,  Russell  row 
Allcock  William  Penn,  solicitor,  5,  Union 

street ;  house,  Ryland  road 
Allcock  William,   baker  and  floiu:  dealer, 

6S,  Lower  Trinity  street 
Allday  Mrs.  Ann,  celebrated  tripe  establish- 
ment. Corn  Exchange  coffee  house  and 
dining  rooms,  35,  Union  street;   house, 
35,  Highgate 
Allday  Edward,  grocer,  268^,  Great  Col- 
more  street 
Allday  Edward,  corn  and  flour  merchant, 

39,  Worcester  street 
Allday  John  and  Son,  wire  workers,  weav- 
ers, and  fender  manufacturers  to  his  late 
Majesty,  109,  Moseley  street 
Allday  John,  butcher.  Market  hall;  house 

Bradford  street 
Allday  Jobn,  hosier,  23,  Fordrough  street 
Allday  John,  butcher,  136.  Chea])side 
Allday  John.  sho])keep(T.  56,  St.  George's  st 
Allday  Joseph,  wire  gauze  window  blind 
manufacturer,  and  general  wire  worker, 
35,  Union  street;  house.  ;!5,  Highgate. 
Allday  Sanniel  Copeland,  wire  worker,  iVrc. 

house,  109,  Moseley  street 
Allday  Thomas,  butcher,  41,  Moor  street 
Allday  Thomas,  l)utelier,  22,  \Ui\\  s1r(>et 
Allday  Thomas,  butcher,  77.  Hockley  hill 
Allday  'I'boinas,  brass  candlestick  ninfr.,  ct. 

64,  Coleshill  St.;  house,  2,  Handley  st. 
Allday  William,  (late  Thos.  Ingley,)  manu- 
facturers  of  smiths'  and  small  bellows, 
32.^  ConKtitntion  hill 


Allen  Elizabeth,  straw  bonnet  maker,  210, 

Ashted  row 
Allen  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  86,  Bloomsbury  place 
Allen  Ellen,  shopkeeper,  34,  Loveday  st. 
Allen  Frederick,  jeweller,  silversmith,  and 

enameller,  15,  Spencer  street 
Allen  Fredk.,  letter  caiTier,  179.Tcnnant  st 
Allen  Frederick,  shopkeeper,  Lozells 
Allen  George,  baker  and  flom-  dealer,  32, 

Warstoue  lane 
Allen  (ieorge,  gun  lock,  implement,  and 

furniture  maker,  15,  Weaman  row 
Allen  George,  hosier,  5S,  Bull  street ;    h. 

Gradigan  ter.,  Frederick  st.,  Edgbaston 
Allen  Hannah,  green  grocer,  7,  Alcester  st. 
Allen  Henry,  hat  mamifacturer,  3,  Digbeth 
Allen  James  and   Isaac  Smart,  glass  cut- 
ters, 5,  Gt.  Brooke  st. ;  h.  Molandst.  and 
32,  Legge  street 
Allen  J  as.,  rope,  twine,  brush,  curry-comb, 
and  iron  spoon  manufacturer,  99,  Brad- 
ford st. ;  h.  Belle  x-ue  pi.,  Co\  entry  road 
Allen  James,    shopkeeper,    1/8,    kknicld 

street.  East 
Alien  Misses  Jane  and  Hannah,  victuallers. 
Private  and  Commercial  Hotel,   11,  Old 
S(juare 
Allen  .John,  Imilder  and  mtv«!0n,  58,  Wood- 
cock street 
Allen  John,  baker,  32,  Worcester  street 
Allen  John,  medallist  and  diesmker,  house, 

\'illa  street 
Allen  .lolm,  iron  tinned  spoon mamifaclurer, 
99,  Bradford  street;  house,  11,  Highgate 
Allen  .I(din,  builder.  224,  Bradford  street 
Allen  J  olin.  stenciller  iV-  colourer,  3 1 ,  Lord  st 
Allen  .l])h.,  jeweller,  182,  New  John  st.,  W. 
Allen   Joseph,  boot   and   shoe   maker,  20, 
Snow  hill,  and  72,  Dale  end ;  h.  Highgate 


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91 


Allen  Joseph,  gun  percnssiouer,  ct.  8,  Bath 

street,  house ;  ccnirt,  7:V,  Lovtnliiy  street 
Alien  Joseph,  printer,   11,   Cannon  street, 

and  bookseller,  21o,  Mif^h  st.,  Deritend 
Allen   Josiah,    engraver   and    co))perj)late 
2)riuter,  ;{,Ct)liuore  row;  house,  Frederick 
street,  Edi^baston 
Allen  Josiah  and  Son,  printers,  wholesale 
stationers,   and  account  book  manufac- 
turers, 3,  Cohnore  row 
Allen  and  JNIoore,  medallists,  die  sinkers, 
gilt,  plated,  and  general  button  manufac- 
turers, 'So  c<r ."!().  (Jrcat  Hampton  row,  St. 
Georges,  and  7,  Montague  place,  Little 
Britain,  London 
Allen  Josiah,  jnn..  printer  and  stationer;  h. 

191,  Camden  terrace 
A  Hen  .Tulia,  furniture  broker,  8,  Moat  row 
Allen  Mary,  lodgings.  Spring  street 
Allen  Michael,  sexton  of  St.  Paul's,  builder, 
coifin  maker,  marble  and  stone  mason, 
23,  Mary  Ann  street 
Allen  Michael,  jun.,  engraver  and  enamel- 

ler,  2,  INIary  Ann  st. ;  h.  2,  Tenby  st. 
Allen  Nathaniel  Smart,  tailor,  Belmont  row 
Allen  Robert,  coml.  traveller,  108,  Bath  row 
Allen  and  Rowe,  box  and  ivory  rule  manu- 
facturers, 12,  St.  Mary's  row 
Allen  Samuel,  rope  maker,  77,  Upp*  Tower  st 
Allen  Samuel,  jun.,  Florentinebiitton  manu- 
facturer, 11,  Great  Hampton  street 
Allen  Sophia,  beerhouse,  92,  Great  Barr  st. 
Allen  Thomas,  gentleman,  Hampsteadroad 
Allen  Thomas,  box  and  ivory  rule  manu- 

factiu-er ;  house,  Aston  road 
Allen  Thomas,  beerhouse  and  brickmaker, 

29 J,  GaiTison  lane 
Allen  Thomas,  pearl  button  maker,  coiu-t 
7,  New  John  street;  h.  76,  Dartmouth  st. 
Allen  Thomas,  traveller,  14,  Grant  street 
Allen  Tryphena,  school,  10,  Sandy  lane 
Allen  William,  carpenter,  9,  Bam  sti-eet 
Allen  William,  fire  iron  maker,  com-t  40, 

High  street,  Deritend 
Allen  William,  fruiterer,  6,  Prospect  row 
Allen  William  Thomas,  law  stationer,  47i 

Lower  Camden  street 
AUertqn  Miss  Fanny,  II,  Frederick  street, 

Edgbaston 
AUerton  Joseph,  shoe  maker,  83,  Allison  st. 
Allgood  Ann,japanner,  124,  Hospital  street 
Allgood   Walter,  commercial  traveller,   5, 

Cmnberland  street 
AUiban  Joseph,  provision  dealer,  26,  Tonkst 
Allin  John,  gent.,  The  Willows,  Moseley 
Allinson  Ann,  shopkeeper,  37,  Hall  street 
Allison  James,  woolstapler  and  haberdasher, 

10,  Monmouth  street 
Allman   Nathaniel,   wheel «Tight   and   gig 

builder,  150,  Hockley  hill 
Allport  Abraham,  tailor,  woollen   drap<?r, 

hatter,  &c.,  I  and  2,  Colmore  row 
Allport  Charles,  gun  and  pistol  manufac- 
turer, 101,  Dartmoutli  street 


Al!p  )rt  Eliza,  dress  maker, 20.  Great  King  '•it 
iVllport  .Tames,  silver  and  electro  plater,  12, 

^Veanlau  row  ;  house.  Hall  green 
Allport  John,  green  gi'ocer.  Park  road,  Ne- 

chells  green 
Allport  John,  shoe  maker,  Barker  street 

Hunter's  lane 
Allport    Rev.    Josiah,    incumbent    of    St. 

James's,  78,  (Jreat  Brook  street 
Allport  Samuel,  watch  and  clock  maker  and 

jeweller,  83,  Bull  street 
Allport  Samuel,  gun  and  pi'^tol  manufac- 
turer, 50,  Whittall  street;  house,  l,Wea- 

man  row 
Allport  Samuel,  jun.,  stock  and  shavobroker, 

31,  Bennett's  hill;  house,  83,  Bull  street 
Allport  Mr.  Thomas,  26.5,  Aston  road 
Allport  William,  tailor  and  draper;  house, 

(irosvenor  place 
AUsop  Ann  ^Slaria,  school,  Ledsam  street 
AUsop  Henry,  shopkeeper,  43,  Thorp  street 
Allsop  Job,  hardwood  turner,  court  47,  and 

house  20,  New  John  street.  West 
Allsop  Joseph,  baker  and  flour  dealer,  39, 

Hospital  street 
Allsop  William,  coal  merchant,  Heneage  st. 
Allsopp  SamiTel  &  Sons,  East  India  pale  ale 

brewers,   Burton-on- Trent ;    stores,   103, 

High  street,  Thomas  Tm-ner,  agent 
All  wood  Joseph,  shoe  maker,  56^  Unett  st. 
Alsager  <fe  Nevill,  japanners,   HI,   Upper 

Tower  street 
Alsager  John,  japanner  ;  house,  3,  Heath- 
field  place 
Alston   Randel  Richard,   tailor,   29,    New 

Thomas  street,  Coleshill  street 
Alston  William  Charles,  patent  brass  tube 

works.  Leak  street ;  house,  Elmdon  Hall 
Alvey  Charles,  plumber,  glazier,  &  painter. 

Parade 
Alvey  Mary,  straw  bonnet  maker.  Parade 
Alward  John,  cabinet  maker  &  upholsterer 

33.^  Priucip  street 
Amatt  Harry  Alfred,  baker,  83,  Edmund  st. 
Amos  John,  pocket  book  and  case  maker, 

Aston  New  Town 
Amoss  John,  eating  house.  32,  Dale  end 
Amphlett  Charles,  solicitor,  22, Bennett's  hill 
Amphlett  Miss  Mary  Frances,  Handsworth 

village 
Amphlett  Samuel  Holmden,  surgeon;  h.35, 

Paradise  street 
Anderson   Alexander    William,   periodica] 

dealer,  49,  Suffolk  street 
Anderson  Lewis,  basket  maker,  81,  Hol- 

loway  head 
Anderson  P^^er  Greenhill,  school,  255,  Gt. 

Colm-^re  street 
An^^erson  Thomas,   commission  merchant 

and  agent.  Easy  row ;  h.  Harbome  terrace 
Anderton  M  ary,  draper,  39,  Suffolk  street 
Anderton    William,    farmer.    Green    Stile 

Farm,  Spark  brook 
Anderton  William,  gentleman,  Hagley  road 


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Andrews  Cliristoplxer,  picture  frame  maker,  i 
55,  Hill  street 

Andrews  Emma,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 
34,  Whittall  street 

Andrews  George,  grocer  and  tea  dealer,  73, 
High  street 

Andrews  Henry,  butcher,  Hands  worth  vil. 

Andrews  Henry  Samuel,  hrush  and  comb 
manufacturer,  57,  Biill  street 

Andrews  James,  carpenter,  101,  Smith  st. 

Andrews  John,  beerhouse,  25,  Holt  street 

Andrews  Luke,  lamp  and  lantern  maker, 
19,  Hurst  street 

Andrews  Mary,  beerhouse,  Birmingham  h. 

Andrews  Thomas,  millwright,  21,  Norfolk 
street;  h.  57,  Wharf  street 

Andrews  Thomas,  green  grocer,  26,  Mar- 
shall street 

Andrews  Thomas,  vict..  Bricklayers  Arms, 
94,  Great  Charles  street 

Andrews  Thomas,  file  and  rasp  manufac- 
turer, Nichols  green 

Andrews  ^Vm.,  tripe  dresser,  1,  Ashted  row 

Andrews  William,  brass  caster,  court,  30, 
Constitution  hill 

Angilly  William,  bleeder  with  leeches,  23, 
Cox  street 

Ankers  Selina,  fruiterer,  176,  Broad  street, 
Islington 

Ansel  Charles,  shop  tool  broker,  dealer  in 
building  and  brewing  utensils,  steam  en- 
gines, (fee.  cfec,  Duke  st.  and  Gosta  green 

Ansell  Joseph,  beerhouse,  35|,  Fisher  street 

Ansell  Mrs.  Sarah,  43,  Hockley  hill 

Ansell  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  126,  Heath- 
mill  lane 

Ansell  William,  ivory  and  bone  toy  maker, 
court,  4,  Darwin  street 

Ansley  George,  shopkeeper,  25,  Doe  street 

Anstey  Henry,  fruiterer,  123,  Broad  street, 
Islington 

Anstey  James,  green  grocer,349,Cheapside 

Anstey  John,  chaser,  ct.  11,  Chm-ch  street; 
h.  St.  Mark's  street 

Anstey  John,  shopkeeper,  34,  NewCanal  st. 

Anstey  William,  furuitm-e  broker,  106,  Up- 
per Tower  street 

Anthony  John,  leather  seller,  and  mnfr.  of 
elastic  linen  for  oil  paintings,  32,  Hospi- 
tal street 

Ant loy  John,  gim  finisher,  ct.  17,  Steelhouse 
lane  •,  h.  44,  New  Town  row 

Antrobus  J<»bn,  plated  coach harnesssmfr., 
23,  Vittoria  «tr*«et 

Anyon  Charles,  braws  founder,  27,  Nova- 
scotia  street 

Anyon  l^lizabeth,  shoe  trinni\it\fr  manufac- 
turcT,  27,  Novascotia  street 

Apletree  I'rcderick,  cabinet  nikr.  and  iipbol- 
.storer,  47,  Bull  street ;  and  timber  mer- 
chant, 3S,  Whittall  street 

Ap]>ell)ee  Sarah,  dress  mkr.,  St.Vincent  st. 

Api)lel>y  Dorothy,  shnpkpr.,  14, 1.udgate  hi. 

Appleby  Edwin,  engi-aver,  301,  Summer  In. 


Appleby  Frederick,  shopkpr.,  16,  Harford  st. 

Appleby  William,  screw  manufactxirer,  158, 
Bradford  street 

Arch  Joseph,  beer  house,  103,  William  st. 

Arch  Thomas,  coal  merchant,  Old  Wharf; 
h.  Harborne 

Archer  Mr.  James,  Ebcnezer  terrace 

Archer  James,  beerhouse,  179,  Heneage  st. 

Archer  James,  \-ict..  Swan  with  two  Necks, 
213,  Lawley  street 

Archer  James,  coal  dealer,  15,  Hockley  st. 

Archer  John,  surgeon,  211,  High  street, 
Deritend 

Archer  Matilda,  dress  maker,  78,  Consti- 
tution hill 

Archer  Samuel,  master  Wesleyan  school, 
Hatchett  st. ;  h.  Howe  street 

Archer  Thomas,  beer  house,  8,  Oozell  st. 

Arculus  George,  corn,  hay,  and  straw  dlr., 
75,  Lionel  street 

Arculus  William  Frederick,  clerk,  Lee 
Crescent 

Arden  Rev.  Thomas,  chaplain  Magdalen 
Asylum,  George  street,  Islington 

Argent  James,  wine  and  spuit  merchant, 
46,  High  s'reet 

Argyle  Joseph,  green  grocer,  1,  Wynn  st. 

Argyle  Thomas,  light  steel  toy  maker,  ct. 
16,  New  John  street 

Ariss's  Gazette,  pul^lished  on  Monday,  by 
John  Caldicott,  7L  High  street 

Aris  Samuel,  supervisor  of  excise,  134, 
Ashted  row 

Arkinstall  Andrew,  shopkeeper,  Spencer  st. 

Annfield  Edward,  bvittou  manufr.  and  mer- 
chant, 9,  Newhall  street ;  h.  Hagley  rd. 

Annfield  Edward,  snuffer  manufacturer, 
ct.  4,  Aston  road 

AiTafield  Edwin,  gun  finisher,  60,  Duke  st. 

Annfield  Emnui,  lint  maker,  19,  Duke  st. 

Annfield  Stanhope,  steel  snuffer  maker,  29, 
Fisher  street 

Annfield  Thomas,  steel  snuffer  manufac- 
turer, ct.  9,  Bath  street;  h.  81,  Great 
Russell  street 

Annishaw  Henry,  vict.,  Grosvenor's  Anns, 
1,  Grosvenor  street.  West 

Annitage  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  34,  Ashted  row 

Annitage  (Jeorge,  manufacturing  chemist; 
house,  9  New  John  sti-eet 

Annitage  James,  manufacturing  chemist, 
Love  lane 

Annitage  James,  merchant;  h.  Harborne  rd 

Annitage  ifeWalk(>r,  uierchants  and  whole- 
sale jewellers,  5'A,  St.  I'aurs  s(piare 

Armstrong  Charles,  cooper,  <fec. ;  house, 
42,  Hockley  hill 

Arnistronir  .lames  tfe  Co.,  merchants,  7, 
Little  Charles  street;  h.  Lozells  lane 

Armstrong  James,  jobbing  smith,  33,  Lud- 
U^^U-  bill 

Armsircmjr  J.  c.  <fe  W.,  coopers  and  pack- 
ing case  n\aniifacturers,  74,  Livery  street, 
and  76,  Suffolk  sstrect 


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93 


Armstrong  Jane,  grocer  nnd  beer  seller, 
3SS,  New  John  street,  A\'est 

Armstrong  John,  patten  ring  maker,  155, 
Livery  street 

Armstrong   John   Siddway,   schoolmaster, 
21^,  Weamanrow;  h.  100,  Summer  lane 

Armstrong  Joshua,  boot  and  shoe  maker, 
87,  Loveday  street 

Armstrong  Mary,  beerhs.,  38,Duddeston  row 

Armstrong  Robert,  merchant,  Lozells  road 

Arnold  Caroline,  school,  53,  Up.  Tower  st. 

Arnold  Daniel,  tanner,  Green  lanes 

Arnold  Frederick,  gun  ban-el  riller,  ct.  1, 
Bath  street 

Arnold  Hannah,  gun  ban-el  rifler,  34, 
Lench  street 

Arnold  John,  solicitor ;  house,  Bristol  road 

Arnott  James  &  Co.,  factors,  5,  Lower  Pri- 
ory ;  house,  Pershore  road 

Aronson  Saul,  jeweller  and  harJwarcman, 
99,  Smallbro()k  street 

Arrowsmith  John,  shoemaker,  9,  Upper 
Tower  street 

Arrowsmith  Samuel,  jol)bing  smith,  40, 
Great  Barr  street;  h.  o.  Little  Ban  street 

Anowsmith  John,  plumber,  painter,  &c., 
7,  Chapel  house  street 

Arrowsmith  John,  shoemkr.,  4,  Hampton  st. 

Arter  John,  plasterer,  252,  Bradford  street 

Arthars  Edward,  draper,  &e. ;  house,  62, 
High  street 

Arthur  Francis,  coach  bldr.,  240,  Bristol  st. 

Anindel  \\'illiam,  coffee  house,  and  brick- 
layer, 290,  Bradford  street 

Asbray  William,  green  grocer,  Bow  street 

Asbury  Charles,  wood  tiu-ner,  &c. ;  house, 
Bertles  buildings,  Heneage  street 

Asbury  Frances,  machinest,  steam  engine 
and  portable  gas  apparatus  manufacturer, 
24,  Lancaster  street 

Asbiu-y  John,  sword  grinder,  1,  Watery  lane 

Asbury  Joseph,  (successor  to  the  late  E. 
Simonds,)  manufacturer  of  die  stocks, 
screw  plates,  joiners'  cramps,  coach 
wrenches,  &c.,  54^,  Constitution  hill; 
house,  Brougham  street 

Asbury  Joseph,  clock  maker,  53,  Regent  pi. 

Asbury  Joseph,  button  shank  manufacturer, 
22,  Lancaster  street ;  house,  Lench  street 

Asbury  William,  manufacturer  of  the  im- 
proved portable  gas  apparatus,  24,  Lan- 
caster street ;  house,  24,  New  John  street 

Asbury  John,  cut  nail  manufacturer,  Clive- 
land  street ;  house,  13,  New  Canal  street 

Ash  Frederick,  iron  and  steel  merchant; 
house,  Selby  Oak  cottage,  Northfield 

Ash  Joseph,  clothes  dealer,  38,  Dudley  st. 

Ash  and  Son,  galvanized  iron  and  zinc 
workers,  119,  New  street 

Ash  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  176,  Broms- 
grove  street 

Ash  Thomas,  chemist  and  druggist,  and 
branch  post  office,  167,  Ashted  row 


Ashall  William,  tobacco  pipe  manufacturer, 

217,  Sherlock  street 
Ashbee  Edwin,  shopkeeper,  70,  Bellbarn  rd. 
Ashbury  John,  nmnaging brass  founder,  37, 

Howard  street 
Ashcrtd't  Jacol)  Colley,  haberdasher,  6, Wor- 
cester street 

Asheell  Mrs.  Mary,  58,  Vittoria  street 

Ashford  Charles,  clock  case,  &c.  maker, 
Genard  street 

Ashford  Dennis,  shopkeeper,  10,  Moseley  st. 

Ashford  Edward,  pocket  book  lock,  elastic 
spring,  hook  and  eye,  <fec.  manufacturer, 
ct.  3,  Bread  st.,  Hill  st.  ;  h.  4.  Cregoe  st. 

Ashford  Henry,  coal  dlr.,  93,  Charlotte  st. 

Ashford  Horatio  N.,  cabinetmaker;  house, 
Ivy  house,  1,  Coventry  road 

Ashford  James,  button  burnisher,  and  Lucy, 
dress  maker,  110,  Great  Charles  street 

Ashford  John,  light  steel  toy  manufacturer, 
back  312,  Summer  lane 

Ashtord  John,  glass  button  maker,  court 
23,  Lionel  street ;  h.  36,  Spencer  street 

Ashford  John,  farmer,  Winson  green  house 

Ashford  Richprd,  provision  dealer,  50, 
Wharf  street 

Ashford  Samuel,  file,  rasp,  and  vice  manu- 
facturer, 78^,  Lichfield  st. ;  h.  9,  Sand  st. 

Ashford  Thomas,  millwright,  Gt.  King  st. 

Ashford  William,  shoeanaker,  166,  Icknield 
street.  East 

Ashford  William, beerhouse,  1  Macdonald  st. 

Ashford  William,  gentleman,  Springfield 
cottage.  Spring  street 

Ashford  William,  ivory,  <iirc.  tiirner.  Palmer 
street ;  house.  Tower  street 

Ashford  William  and  George,  saddlers, 
ironmongers,  portmanteau  and  whip 
manufactm-ers,  25,  Masshouse  lane;  h. 
5,  Grey  place,  Bristol  road 

Ashforth  Robert,  Buiningham,  London,  and 
Sheffield  warehouse,  Britannia  metal 
manufactiu-er  and  mounter  of  every  des- 
cription of  earthenware,  2,  Jamaica  row 

Ashmead  William,  black  ornament  manu- 
facturer ;  house,  9,  Ruston  street.  North 

Ashmole  David,  victualler.  Star  tfe  Garter 
Inn,  57  and  5S,  New  Canal  street 

Ashmole  Jeremiah,  victualler,  Grand  Junc- 
tion, 39,  Cardigan  street 

Ashmore  Joseph,  cooper,  36,  Bartholomew 
street 

Ashmore  Edward,  elastic  steel  spectacle 
manufacttu-er.  Summer  street,  West 

Ashmore  EHza,  beerhs.,  181,  Dartmouth  st. 

Ashmore  Joseph,  druggist  and  drysalter, 
1,  Upper  Mill  lane 

Ashmore  Joseph,  button  shank  maker,  27, 
Pritchet  street 

Ashmore  William  Henry,  metal  button 
manufactm-er,  25,  Biick  street 

Ashton  Joseph,  malleable  iron  nail  manu- 
facturer, 227,  Cheapside 


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AsTiton  Samnel,  matting  and  bass  manufac- 
turer, 41.  Barford  street 
Asliton  Richard,  plane  iron  manufacturer, 

9,  Broom  street 
AslitonAN'  illiam,  shopkeeper,94,  Lancaster  st 
Ashton  William,  goods  remover.  Canal  st 
Ashwell  James,  commission  agent,  Camden 

place,  Lower  Camden  street 
Asliwin  Charles,  shopk])r.  Edward  st. parade 
Ashwin  Elizabeth,  school,  Hagley  road 
Ash  win  Francis  My.,  periodical  &  tea  agent, 

Lozclls  terrace 
Ashwin  James,  surveyor,  share  &  property 
])roker,  31 ,  Waterloo  street;  house  Barker 
street.  Hunter's  lane 
Ashwin  William  Henry,  traveller,  <fe  Han- 
nah, school,  32,  Bloomsbury 
Asken  Thomas,  locksmith  and  bell-hanger, 

69,  Lower  Tower  sti-ect 

Askew  James,  brass  and  genua n  silver  lock 

manufacturer,  court  1  and  house  6,  Lower 

Brearley  street 

Askey  Thomas,  optician  <fe  spectacle  nianu- 

factnrcr,  Drury  lane ;  h.  8, Bartholomew  st. 

Askey   William,   victualler,    Leopard,   82, 

Brearley  street 
Asman  William,  shoemaker,  121,  Sviffolk  st 
Aspinall  John,  vict.,  Fox,  16,  Freeman  street 
Aspinall  John,  painter,  Brasshouse  passage 
Aspinall  John,  victualler,  Bull's  Head,  61, 

Pinfold  street 
Aspinall  Thomas,  uianufacturer  of  brass  cfe 
japanned  lamps,  lanthorns,  &c.  33,  Lower 
I'emple  street;  house,  I'ershore  road 
Asj)lay  George,  furniture  broker,  Mc  Donald 

street ;  house,  46,  Sherlock  street 
Asjjlen  J  olin,  carjjcnter,  court.  Great  Hamp- 
ton row 
Asplen  Joseph,  carpenter,  John  street,  West 
Aspley  John,  bank  manager,  Harborne  road 
Assinder    Edward,   plumber,   glazier,    and 

painter,  30,  Essex  street 
Assinder  George,  tailor  and  draper,  7,  Wor- 
cester street;  bouse,  12,  Bromsgrove  street 
Assinder  James,  tailor,  9,  Chapel  street 
Assinder  John,  tripe  dresser,  lii,  Digbeth 
Assinder  .loscph,  baker  and  flour  dealer, 

Claverdon  street 
Assinder  Thomas,  clothes  broker,  48,  Lich- 

iield  street 
Assinder  'Ihomns,  clerk,  (leorge  st.  Lozells 
Astbury    'J'honuis,    iron    founder;    house, 

Smethwick 
Aslhill  l^dwiii,  hair  dresser,  2.'»,  Tonk  street 
A  ston  A  Ured,  general  furnishing  uonnionger, 

4,  High  street 
Aston  Ann,  hosier,  ;>1,  Dale  end 
Aston    Charles,    ct)al  dealer.    Old   wharf; 

house,  Lionel  street 
Aston   ICdward,  French  plater,  118.^,  New 

Canal  street 
Aston  (Jeorge,  locksmith  &  bell-hanger,  2, 
Warstoue  lane 


Aston  George,  gentleman,  Grosvenor  place 

Aston  John,  florentine  &  silk  button  manu- 
facturer, 41,  St.  Paul's  square;  house, 
Warstone  house 

Aston  John,  brush  manufr.,  20,  Dale  end 

Aston  John  Cyras,  ironmonger  and  manu- 
facturer of  every  description  of  plated  gas 
reflectors,  brazier  and  tinner,  23,  Snow  hill 

Aston  John,  victualler  and  maltster.  Rose 
and  Crown,  19,  Whittall  street 

Aston  John  and  Daniel  Dutton,  maltsters, 
Heneage  street 

Aston  John  George,  copper  plate  engraver, 
court.  17,  Steelhouse  lane 

Aston  Louisa  Maria,  straw  hat  maker,  17, 
Mount  street 

Aston  Martha,  school,  81,  Asthted  row 

Aston  Mary,  professor  of  singing,  120, 
Bloomsbury  place 

Aston  R.  cfe  W.,  manufacturers  of  gun  locks, 
ranu"ods,  wrenches,  turnscrews,  wonns, 
c^'C,  to  the  Hon.  Board  of  Ordnance,  and 
the  Hon.  East  India  Company,  and  all 
sorts  of  sportmen's  implements, stampers, 
pierces,  &c.  8,  Upper  Priory 

Aston  Richard,  gun  implement,  &c,  manu- 
facturer;  house.  Wash  wood  heath. 

Aston  Sampson,  box  and  ivory  rule  manu- 
facturer, and  wholesale  dealer  in  home 
cured  bacon,  hams,  chawls,  and  lard, 
Masshouse  lane 

Aston  Samuel,  button  maker,  6,  V yse  street 

Aston  Samuel,  medical  capsule  manufactu- 
rer, Bordesley  green 

Aston  Samuel,  locksmith  and  bellhangcr, 
Aston  New  Town 

Aston  Samuel,  shopkeeper,  58,  Kenion  st. 

Aston  Thomas,  goldsmith  and  jeweller, 
manufacturer  of  bright,  coloured,  and 
enamelled  work  in  all  their  branches,  12, 
Regent  place 

Aston  Thomas,  lamp  and  reflector  manu- 
facturer, 3,  Brook  st. ;  hoiise,  4,  Vyse  st. 

Aston  Thomas,  Ijox  and  ivory  rule  manu- 
facturer, 17.  Jenucns  row;  house,  94, 
Great  Brook  street 

Aston  Thomas,  l)eerhouse,  12,  Fordrough  st. 

Aston  Tliomas,  l)ox  and  ivory  rule  manu- 
facturer, 25.V,  ^\'illis  street 

Aston  Thomas,  schoolmaster,  Soho  hill 

Aston  ^^'illiam,  g(Mieral  buttmi  manufac- 
turer, Frinci])  street.  Huttou  works 

Aston  William,  l(»cksinith,  177,  Livery  st. 

Aston  \\'illiani,  giui  iniphMuent  manufac- 
factun-r ;  house,  llarl)i>rue 

Aston  William,  gun  iinisher,  court  11, 
Staniforlh  street ;  h.  1  U>,  1 1  (Muy  street 

Aston  William,  victualler.  Bartons  Arms, 
Aston  New  Town 

Atchison  \\'ilHam.  clerk,  81,  Bloomsbury  pL 

Athas  John,  victualler,  Victoria  Tavern, 
Guest  street 

Atherley  J  obn,  vict..  Crown,  7S,  Edmund  st. 


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95 


Atkin   Aaron  and  Sons,  saw,  plane,   and 
joiners"   tool   niannfacturers,    117,    Bar- 
ford  street 
Atkin  Alfred,  joiners"  tool  mannfactnrcr ; 

house,  Sherborne  road 
Atkin   George,    joiners'    tool    maker,    11, 

Paradise  terrace 
Atkins  Abraham,  plnnil)cr  and  j^lazier,  217, 

Aston  road 
Atkins   Charles  Frederick,  boot  and  shoe 

maker.  28,  Hall  street 
Atkins  Daniel,  clothes  dealer,  35,   Henri- 
etta street 
Atkins  Edward,  shopkeeper,  95,Wells  street, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Atkins  Elizabeth,  9,  U])per  Dean  street 
Atkins  George,  gim  stocker,  ct.  10,  Bathst. 
Atkins  Henry,  soap  mannfactm-er,  Smeth- 

wick ;  house,  Summer  hill 
Atkins   James,    green    grocer,   256,    New 

Town  row 
Atkins  James,  plmnber  and  painter,  War- 

ston  lane 
Atkins   John,    clerk,    Buckingham  place, 

Buckingham  street 
Atkins  John,  baker  and  corn  dealer,  1C5, 

High  street,  Deritend 
Atkins  James,  japanuer,  Villa  street 
Atkins   John,   chair   maker  and  furniture 

broker,  62,  Cheapside 
Atkins  John,  jeweller,  9,  Northampton  st. 
Atkins  John,  coal  dealer,  91,  Brearley  st. 
Atkins  Joseph,  jeweller,  40,  Caroline  street 
Atkins  Sophia,  shopkeeper,74,Northwoodst. 
Atkins  Thomas,  sho])keeper,92,  Hockley  st. 
Atkins  Thomas,  brass  founder,  4,  Bartholo- 
mew row 
Atkins   William,  goldsmith    and  jeweller, 

23,  Regent  place 
Atkins   William,  patten  and  clog  maker, 

2.'J,  Baggott  street 
Atkins  William,  hair  dresser  and  worker, 

63,  Parade 
Atkins  Mr.  William,  Lozells 
Atkinson  Alfred,  dispenser,  (Lying-in- Hos- 
pital.) 37,  Broad  street.  Islington 
Atkinson  Charles  James,  tin  plate  worker 
and  japanner,  coiu-t  2,  Coleshill  street ; 
house,  A'auxhall  grove 
Atkinson  Mr.  James,  11,  Vauxhall  grove 
Atkinson    James,    merchant's    clerk,    St. 

Mark's  sti-eet 
Atlee  Thomas  William  <fe  Co.,  patent  elas- 
tic stock  ng  and  surgical  bandage  manu- 
facturers, 139,  Snow  hill 
Attrick  Daniel,  clothes  cleaner,  18,  Dudley 

street 
Attwood    George,    Esq.,    banker.    Priory, 

Edgbaston 
Attwood  G.  and  T.,  patent  copper  roller 

manufactiu'ers,  Baskerville  works 
Attwoods,  Spooner,  d:  Co.,  bankers,  (draw 
on  Spooner,  Attwood,  &  Co.,   London.) 
131,  New  street 


Aucott  John,  butcher,  Hamstead  road 
Aucntt  .Joseph,  shoemaker,  7,  Bloomslniry 
Aucutt  William,  dairyman,  60,  Francis  st. 
Audley  William,  whip  mounter,  court   7, 

Horse  fair 
Autt  John,  wire  worker,  and  E.,  straw  hat 

maker,  43,  (^heapside 
Aulton     Daniel     Ilodgkins,     master,    St. 
James's  school,  Henry  street;  house,  89, 
Francis  street,  Bloomsbiiry 
Auster  Charles  Henry,  solicitor,  56,  Ann 

street;  house.  Cat penter's  road 
Auster  Sarah,  pawnbroker,  49,  Park  street, 

Bull  ring 
Auster  and  Smith,  brass  founders,  wholsale 
ironmongers,  and  general  merchants,  15, 
Easy  row 
Auster  Thomas, merchant,  <fcc. ;  h.  Bristol rd. 
Auster  Win.  Roger,  clerk,  3,  Vauxhall  grove 
Austin  Edward,  tailor,  26  Upper  Priory 
Austin  James,  butter  dealer,  78,  Ashted  row 
Austin  John,  baker,  124,  Livery  street 
Austin  Richard,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

21,  Easy  row 
Austin  William,  carrier.  49,  Weaman  st. 
Austin  William  and   Josiah,  spring  clog 

makers,  78,  Ashted  row 
Austin  William,  shopkeeper,  27,  Fazeley  st. 
Austin  AVilliain,  clerk,  Villa  sti'eet 
Avann  John,  pork  butcher,  82,  Aston  st. 
Averil  Thomas  &  Co.,  wholesale  tea  deal- 
ers, 692",  Bull  street 
Averill  Isaac,  tailor,  133.  High  street,  Bor- 

desley 
Averill,  John,  clerk,  Wynn  street 
Avern  Edward,  die  sinker,  seal  and  medal 
engi-aver,  ct.  1,   Swallow  street;   house, 
76,  Grosvenor  street,  West 
Avern  Mary,  dress  maker,  76,  Grosvenor 

street.  West 
Avern  William,  solderer  of  buttons  and  all 

kinds  of  brass  work,  ct.  1,  Swallow  st. 
Avery  Robert,  beerh.,  32,  Lower  Windsor  st. 
Avery    Thomas,    weighing   machine,    &c. 

manufacturer;  house,  145,  Highgate 
Avery  William  Henry,  weighing  machine, 

<fec.,  manufacturer;  h.  Balsall  Heath 
Avery  William  Henry  <fe  Thos.,  scale  beaia 
w^eighing  machine,  and  steel  yard  manu- 
factiu-ers,  11,  Digbeth 
Avins  C.  <fe  Sons,  wood  turners  and  timber 
merchants,  japanners,  hearth,  stock,  hoop 
and  crate  makers,  &  saw  mills,  3Q,  Wor- 
cester Wharf 
Avins  Charles,  timber  merchant,   &c ;    h. 

Surrey  place,  Pershore  road 
Avins  Charles,  jun.,  timljer  merchant,  &c. ; 

house,  Worcester  wharf 
Avins  Henry,  sawyer,  Baskerville  saw  mills, 

Broad  street 
Avins  Thomas,  timber  merchant,  &c.;  house, 

36,  Worcester  wharf 
Axam  William,  warehouseman,  and  Mary, 
dressmaker,  53,  Great  Charles  street 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Axon  George,  sliopkeepcr,  42,  Upper  Hos- 
pital street 

Aylett  George,  giWer,  24,  Marshall  street 

13al)bington  Jolin,  brass  founder  and  orna- 
mental cased  weight  manufacturer,  18, 
Thorpe  street 

Bal)bington  Joseph,  hair  dresser,  98  Steel- 
house  lane 

Babbington  William,  engraver  and  printer, 
1.'33,  Wells  street,  Great  Hampton  street 

Babbington  William,  shoemaker,  94,  Lower 
Tower  street 

Bacchus  George  and  Sons,  ])lain  and  cut 
glass  manufacturers,  Union  Glass  Works, 
3  and  4.  Dartmouth  street 

Bacchus  John  Ogden,  plain  and  cut  glass 
manufacturer;  house,  Chad  road. 

Bacchus  William,  phiin  tfe  cut  glass  manu- 
facturer; house,  Westbourne  road 

Bach  and  Barker,  moiTrning  drapers  and 
Tmdertakers,  42,  New  street 

Bacli  Mr.  Edward,  Hunter's  lane 

Bach  William,  mourning  draper;  house,  1, 
Meridon  place,  Coventry  road 

Bache  Charles,  glass  bottle  and  stone  ware 
dealer,  35,  INIoor  street 

Bache  Eliza  and  Phnpbe,  school,  Lozells 

Bache  Rev.  Samuel,  Unitarian  minister," 
Haglev  road 

Bache  Samuel  Tertius, jeweller,  l],Brear- 
ley  street.  West ;  house,  Lozells 

Bache  Samuel,  jeweller,  1 1,  Brearley  street, 
West ;  house.  Finch  street 

Back  Frederick,  solicitor's  clerk,  146,  Ash- 
ted  Parade 

Backlor  Wm.,  police  inspector,  67.  Inge  st. 

Bacon  Robert,  vict..  Queen's  Family  Hotel, 
<fe  l^ailwaj-  Refreshment  Rooms,  London 
and  North  Western  Railway  Station 

Badums  William,  paint  and  colo\ir  manu- 
facturers Eyre  street ;  h.  Lady  wood  road 

Badcdck  Tlmmas,  butcher,  o7,  Alcester  st. 

Badcock  Thomas,  provision  dealer  and 
buUhc^r,  6,  IJalsall  street 

Badger  Catherine,  hair  dresser,  12,  Lower 
Temple  street 

Bad<ror  .lohn,  confectioner,  3,  Coleshill  st. 

Badger  John  and  Thomas,  corn  millers 
and  l)akers,  34,  Summer  row 

Badf^er  John,  com  miller  ;  h.  Ladywood  rd. 

Badi^er  Samuel,  Esfj.,  Oak  Held,  (iood 
Knaves  Vau\ 

Badjror    Samuel    Thomas,    surgeon,    187, 

liroms<frove  street 
Bad;,M'r  Tliomas,  corn  miller,  7L  Lionel  st. 
}Jadger  Tlunnas,    gun  imi)lemeiit   maker, 
Duke  street;  house,  ct.  12,  Aston  street 
l^udbam  Francis  Ostler,  sherifVs  officer  for 
NN'arwickshire  «fe  StalTordshire,  and  mes- 
senger to  the  Coiu-t  of  Bankruptcy,  3i, 
Tieimett's  hill 
Badliaui  Ricbard,  stone  mason,  28j,  Brad- 
ford street;  house,  King's  Heath 


Badhan  Mary  Matilda,  milliner  and  dress 

maker,  7>  Horse  fair 
Bagg  William,   blacksmith.    New    Bridge 

street;  house.  Great  Colmore  street 
Baggaley  Rev.William,  Wesleyan  new  con- 
nection, 16,  Vyse  street 
Baggott  Benjamin,  iron  japan  button  maker, 

38,  New  John  street 
Baggott   Street   Sheet   and    Crown    Cla,ss 

Company,  Bay^ijott  street 
Bagley  Edward,  shoe  maker,  57,  Princip  st. 
Bagley   Frederick,    brass  founder ;    house, 

coiu*t  13,  Upper  Windsor  street 
Bagley  James,  shopkeeper.  Sand  Pitts 
Bagley  Samuel,  furnitiu-e  broker,  o8,  Hock- 
ley hill 
Bagley  A\'illiam  &  Frederick,  cabinet  brass 

founders,  33,  Ashted  row 
Bagley  William,  brass  founder ;  house,  33, 

Ashted  row 
Bagnall  Mrs.  Ann,  Hunter's  lane 
Bagnall  Benjamin,  beerhouse,  37,  Bow  st. 
Bagnall  Mrs.  Hannah,  46,  Hockley  hill 
Bagnall  James    Eustace,  (successor  to  G. 
Perton,)  manufacturer  of  spring,  skeleton, 
and  weight  clocks,  movements  and  clock 
materials  of  every  description,  bell  founder 
caster  and  lock  manufacturer,  131,  Great 
Hampton  street 
Bagnall   John,   druggist   and    grocer,    52, 
Ludgate  hill ;  house,  38,  Frederick  street, 
Graham  street 
Bagnall  John,  clerk,  220,  New  John  street, 

AVest 
Bagnall  and  Lees,  drxTggists  and  drysalters, 

.59,  High  street 
Bagnall   William,  baker  and  shopkeeper, 
4,  Charlotte  street,  «k  earthenware  dealer, 
3,  Parade 
Bagnall    William,    ferrule   nianufactm-er, 

coiu-t  12,  Aston  street 
Bagnall  William,  earthenware  dealer,  40, 

Summer  hill  terrace 
Bagshaw  Richard,  baker,  11,  Ryland  road 
Bagshaw  Thomas,  die  sinker  and  medallist, 

61,  Graham  street 
Bailey  Alexander,  screw  maker,  29,  Bowst. 
Bailey  Charles,  carj)enter,  293,  (irecn  lanes 
Bailey  David,  shoj)kee])er,  39,  St.George'sst 
Bailey  Edward,  brass  founder,  173  «fe  174, 

(ireat  Hampton  row 
Bailey  Etlward,  gim  linisher.  Canal  street 
Bailey     Edward,    managing    baker.    New 

Bridge  street 
Hailey  Elizabeth,  sho])keeper,  Soho  road 
Bailey  George,  victualler,  Frighted  Horse, 

Ilandswortb  villatre 
Bailey  .ianu's,  basket  maker,  16,  Coleshill  st. 
Bailey  John,  wood  turner,  com-t  87,  Smull- 

brook  street ;  house,  .">,  \'ictoria  row 
Bailey  John,  c«)al  dealer.  Lancaster  street 
Bailey  'Ihonias,  gun  and  pistol  maker.  144^, 
Jenuen's  row 


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Bailey  Mr.  Thoimi.s,'22.'},  New  John  st.,  West 
15ailoy  Tliomaw,  gilt  bead  mauaracturer,  4, 

Holland  street 
Bailey  William,  gun  finisher,  Aston  street; 

house,  47,  New  Summer  street 
Bailey  William,  carver  i\>;  gilder,  77,  Navi- 
gation street 
Bailis  George,  beerhouse,  33,  Washington  st 
Bailis    Thomas,     carpenter,     Park     road, 

Nechell's  green 
Bain   Lauchlin,   factor,  butcher,  &c.,    10, 

Balsall  street 
Bainbridge  Thomas,  factor  and  agent,  223, 

Camden  street 
Bainton  Henry,  butter,  cheese,  and   bacon 

dealer,  lo7,  (ircat  Hampton  row 
Baines  James,  commission  agent,  corn  and 

floiir  dealer,  65,  Bartholomew  street 
Baker  Alfred,  surgeon,  16,  Colmore  row 
Baker  Basil,  milliner   and   bonnet   shape 

maker,  338,  Cheapside 
Baker  Benjamin,  gun  stccker,   court,  22, 

Ward  street ;  hoiise,  41,  New  Town  row 
Baker  and  Co.,  stove  grate  manufactm-ers 

and  general  casting  depot.  "JS^  Digbeth 
Baker  Charles,  grocer,  85,  Steelhouse  lane 
Baker  Daniel,  clerk,  Vyse  street 
Baker  Edward,  gold  and  silver  pencil  co.se 

&c.raanufactiu-er,  101,  Buckingham  street 
Baker  Edward  &  Son,  blacking  manufac- 

tm-ers,  importers  of  black  lead,  and  sole 

agent  in  the  midland  for  Roth  well's  patent 

fire  lighters,    and   wholesale  dealers   in 

lucifer  matches,  Granville  street 
Baker  Edward,  watch  and  clock  maker,  'J^, 

Coleshill  street 
Baker  Edwin,  beerhouse,  58,  Allison  street 
Baker   Fanny,    solder    manufacturer,    34, 

Hampton  sti'cet 
Baker  George,  blacking  manufacturer ;  h. 

Lee  Crescent 
Baker  George  Charles,  manufactm'erof  gun 

nipples,  and  implements,  and  beerhoiLse, 

24,  Lench  street 
BakerGeorge,beerhoTise,  30,  Great  Lister  st 
Baker   George    Moms,    solicitor;    house, 

Edgbaston  valley 
Baker  George,  wire  worker  and   weaver, 

6S,  Cecil  street 
Baker  George,  jeweller,  57,  Ilowai'd  street 
Baker  &  Griffiths,  solicitors,  6,  Bennett's  hill 
Baker  Hem7,  box  and  ivory  rule  manufac- 
turer, com-t  61,  Cecil  street 
Baker  Henry  Ralph,  commercial  traveller. 

Villa  street 
Baker  Mr.  Henry,  Barker  st.,  Hunter's  lane 
Baker  Isaac,  coach  and  sign  painter,  50^, 

Moor  street 
Baker  Isaac,  plated  dish   cover   manufac- 
turer, 110,  Great  Hampton  street 
Baker  James,  shoe  maker,  Lozells 
Baker  James,  police  sergeant,  5,  York  place, 

York  street 


Baker  James,  blacker,  23,  Biickinghaia  st. 
Baker  Jam;'?,   brass  founder,  93%->  New 

John  street;  house,  Aston  New  Town 
Baker  James,  furniture  broker,  12,  Dudley  st 
Baker  James,  clerk,  i}l,  Hockley  sti-eet 
Baker  Jolm,  st:nups.'r  and  piercer,  court  16, 

Park  street,  ]3uli  ring 
Baker  John,  tailor  &  draper,  HH,  Edmund  st. 
Baker  John,  maker  of  cordials,  12,  Legge  st 
Baker  John,  plated  ware  manufacturer,  57, 

Graham  street 
Baker  Rev.  John,  Independent,  Lozells 
Baker  John  Howard,  solicitor,  12,  Waterloo 

street ;  house,  Wheeley's  road 
Baker  Joseph,  solicitor,  35,  Bennett's  hill ; 

house,  Windsor  teirace,  Hagley  road 
Baker  John,  marine  store  dealer,  73,  Astonrd 
Baker  Joseph,  watch  and  clock  maker,  22, 

Jamaica  row 
Baker  Joseph,  ever-pointed  pencil  case  and 
guard  chain  manufactm-er,  ct.  9,  Hurst  st 
Baker  Joseph,  land  agent  and  surveyor,  67, 

New  street ;  house,  Yardley 
Baker  Joseph  Meloney,  shopkeeper,  343, 

Summer  lane 
Baker  Joseph,  blank  tray   manufacturer, 
Coach  yard.  Sheep  st. ;  house,  Erdington 
Baker  Mary,  ladies'  school,  31,  Dean  street 
Baker  Mary,  hosier,  29,  Digbeth 
Baker  IVIrs.  IMaiy,  72,  Hockley  street 
Baker  Mary,  dress  maker,  30,  Grt.  Ban*  st. 
Baker  Mary,  bleeder  with  leeches,  Lozells 
Baker  Mr.  Ralph,  11,  Brougham  street 
Baker  Richard,  umbrella  furnitiu-e,  and  gen- 
eral tool  maker,  38^,  Cross  st. ;  house,  12, 
Great  Colmore  street 
Baker  Robert,  cabinetmaker,  7,  Sheepcotest 
Baker   Robert   Large,   sm'geon,   77,    High 

street,  Bordesley 

Baker  Samuel,  clock  dial  manufacturer,  and 

dealer  in  clock  materials,    76,    Slaney 

street ;  house,  Cemetery  lane 

Baker  Samuel,stove  gi-ate,&c.  manufacturer ; 

h.  Wellington  cottage,  Balsall  heath  road 

Baker  Samuel,  clock  maker,  56,  Smith  st. 

Baker  Samuel,  shoe  maker,  337,  Cheapside 

Baker   Samuel,   engraver,    and    Elizuljeth, 

upholsteress,  5,  Powell  street 
Baker  Sarah,  doctoress,  10,  Lower  Temple  st 
Baker    Sarah,    straw  bonnet   maker,   23, 

Smumer  lane 
Baker  Siviter,  glass  and  sand  paper  manu- 
facturer, 113,  Rea  street 
Baker  Thomas,  brass  cock,  and  plumbers' 

brass  founder,  63,  Hampton  street 
Baker  Thomas,  coach  builder,  Steelhouse 

lane  ;  house  78,  Loveday  street 
Baker  Thomas,  grocer&  cabinet  brass  found- 
er, Buckingham  place,  Buckingham  street 
Baker  Thomas,  ch)ck  maker  and  caster,  61, 

Mott  sh-eet 
Baker  Thomas  John  Charles,  general  bro- 
ker, 32,  Dudley  street,  &6^,  Coleshill  st. 

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BIRMINGBAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Baker   Tliomas,  bridle  and   carriage  steel 

bit  maker,  37,  liirchall  .street 
IJaker  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  8,  Brook  street 
Baker   Thomas,   ])lack    ornament    cutter, 
Charlotte  .street  mills,  and  hosier,  King 
Edward's  road 
Baker  Thomas,  earthenware  dealer,  Mar- 
ket hall,  and  7C,  Allison  street 
Baker  William  II.,  Architect  and  sm-veyor, 
31,  Bennett's  hill;  hou.se  Wheeley's  road 
Baker  William, engraver,  ornamental  prin- 
ter and  embosser,  4,  Brook  street 
Baker  William,  shoemaker,  309,  New  John 

street.  West 
Baker  William  Henry,  gilt  toy  manufac- 
turer and  hosier,  49,  Constitution  hill 
Baker  William,  beer  house,  3,  Carver  street 
BakerWilliam,  green  grocer.Lower  Tower  .st 
Baker  William,  dairyman,  12-2,  up.  Tower  st 
Baker  W  illiam,  h  atter  cV  glover,  94,  Snowhill 
Baker  AVilliam,  assistant  overseer,  14,  New 

Meeting  street 
Baker  William,  civil  engineer,  28,  Waterloo 

street;  house,  Vicarage  road 
Baker  William,  tailor,  108,  Moor  street 
Baker  William,  carjjcnter,  6,  St.  George's  st 
Bake  well  and  Armtield,  Stay  makers,  112, 

Hampton  street 
Bakewell  Harriet,  straw  bonnet  maker,  21, 

Teimant  street 
Bakewell  Henry  and  Theojdiilus,  whip  or- 
nament manutacturers,  126,  Suflb Ik  street 
Bakewell  Sarah  Ann,    dress  maker,    158, 

Tennant  street 
Bakewell  and  Swinburn, milliners,  13,  Con- 
stitution hill 
Bakewell  Theophilus,  whip  ornament  ma- 
ker; house,  112,  Hampton  .street 
Bakewell  Thomas,  tailor,  85  Ashted  row 
Bakewell  Thomas,  confectioner,7(),Dale  end 
Bakewell    William,  school,   Thorp  street; 

house,  Sherbourne  road 
lialden  Samuel,  solicitor.  24,  Cohnore  row 
Baldwin  David,  baker  and  lb lur  dealer,  116, 

Moland  street 
Baldwin  (Jcorge,  factor,  20,  Sand  slroet  ; 

house.  Hunter's  lane 
Baldwin  .lames.  LM-ntleman,  41,  Frederick 

.street,  Newhall  liill 
Baldwui  .lames,  i)atent  gun  wadding,   and 
sugar  mill  manufactnrrr,  74,  Ncwball  st., 
and  j)apcr  manufactun'r,  Morville  street; 
liouse,  King's  Norton 
Baldwin    John,  carpenter  and  shopkeeper, 

Addcrley  street 
Baldwin    John,     hat    manufacturer,     33, 

Staflurd  street 
Tbddwiu  .lobn,  clerk.   Bristol  road 
Baldwin  .Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  209,  Brad- 
ford street 
Baldwin  Mrs.  Mary,  Bristol  road 
Hall  AllVeil.beer  lioii.se.  New  Thoma.sblreet, 
{'luuies  Henry  street 


Ball  Charles,  gold  chain  manufacturer,  93, 

Barr  street,  West 
Ball  Edward,  coml.  traveller,  8,  Highgate 
Ball    Edward  John,  jeweller,  <fec. ;  house, 

82,  High  street 
Ball  Edward,  tailor  and  draper,  135,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Ball  Edward,  glass  mould  maker,  69 \,  Bull 

street ;  house,  28,  Victoria  grove 
Ball  George,  farrier  and  umbrella  maker, 

163,  Livery  street 
Ball  Henry,  gun  lock,  and  furniture  maker, 

23,  ^Veaman  street 
Ball  Je.'jse,  gla.ss  dealer,  96,  Digbeth 
Ball  John,  hou.se  agent,  and  coal  merchant, 
17,  Horse  fair,  and  Tindal  Bridge  wharf 
Ball  John,  plumber,   glazier,  and  painter, 
22.  Bristol  street ;  h.  309,  Bell  Barn  road 
Ball  John,   tailor   and  draper,   2,    Litttle 

Charles  street 
Ball  Julia,  straw  hat  maker,  10,  Constitu- 
tion hill 
Ball  Mark,  corn&  flour  dealer,  61,  Duke  st. 
Ball  Richard,  baker  and  confectioner,  25, 

Paradise  .street 
Ball  Richard,  engraver,  32,  Mott  street 
Ball  Sarah,  dress  maker,  14,  Camden  .street 
Ball  Mr.  Thomas.  78,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Ball  Thomas, shoemaker,  268,  Watery  lane 
Ball  \\'illiam,  boot  <k  shoe  maker,  1,  Lower 

Hurst  street 
Ball   A\'illiam,    eating  and  beerhouse,  48, 

Dudley  street 
Ball  William,  bone  cutter.  37,  New  John  st. 
Ballard  (jeorge  William,  tailor,  14,  Free- 
man street 
Ballard  John,  butcher,  59,  Snow  hill 
Ballard  Mark,  gimbletmaker,  125,  Lionelst. 
Ballard  William,  butcher.  79.  Smumer  lane 
Ballard  William,  tailor,  45,  Howe  .street 
Ballard  Win.,  cow  keeper.  Springfield  lodge 
Balleny  John,  (late(j.R.  Elkington) manu- 
facturer  of  gold,  silver,  gilt,  and  black 
ornaments,    .s])ectacles.    in    silver,    steel, 
tortoise  .shell,  and  gennan  silver,  44,   St. 
Paul's  square ;  Michael  Topham,  agent 
Ballingall,   James,  piano-forte   dealer,   5, 

Bennett's  hill     . 
Ballinger  ILdward,  baker  and  confectioner, 

132,  Digbeth 
Ballinger  Thomas,  baker  and  confectioner, 

2,  Snt»w  hill 
Balliuger   Thomas,    cabinet   case   maker, 

court  3,  Essi>x  street 
Balls  Benjamin,  perfumer  and  hair  dresser, 

32,  Temple  row 
HambiT  Cliarh's,  clerk,  39,  AVarner  street 
Bamford   .lobn,   attonu^y's  clerk,  60,   \Va- 

lery  lane 
Bamford  .lobn.  tailor  A' draper.  220,  Brist<ilst 
Bamford  Major  Rd.  Walkin,  29,  Bath  row 
Baniptou    Tliomas,    butcher,    Park    road, 
Ncchell's  grceu 


RIRMINGHAM    .U,Pn.\RETrCAL    LIST. 


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Bancroft  John,  cnrpcntcr  nnd  Luildor,  1 1  ill 
street;  h.  Kiclunond  torraco.  Sun  .st.  ^Vest 

Banford  .Tamos,  jowollor,  7<K  T I ockley street 

Bano^haui    I'rancis,    siu-geon,    2'A,    Great 
Charles  street 

Baughani  Walter,  general  factor,  rope  and 
twhie  ninnnfactnrer,  wholesale pn])er dea- 
ler, engr;uer,  letter  press  and  copper  plate 
printer,  4^5,  Constitution  hill 

Bantield  .John,  organ  builder,  157,  HocMey 
hill 

Banford  William,  boat  Imilder,  Worcester 
wharf;  ho\ise.  William  street 

Banister  Benjamin,  maltster  and  hop  mer- 
chant, 40,  liaggottst.;  h.  Nechell's  green 

Banister  and  Stephenson,  factors,  50,  St. 
Paul's  square 

Banister  Wm., grocer,  Ilandsworth  village 

Ba  nksBrothers, pearl  button  manufactm-ers, 
conrt  171.  Cnett  street 

Banks  Charles.  ])lumberct  painter,  Villaroad 

Banks  Edward,  button  manufactiu-er,  and 
agent  for  the  sale  of  patent  agate  and 
cornelian  Imttons,  12,  Parade;  house, 
Rock  Cottage,  Summer  hill 

Banks  Edward  Amphlet,  tailor,  82,  Raven- 
hmst  street 

Banks  Francis,  awl  blade  manufacturer, 
38,  Mott  street 

Banks  Isaac,  boot&  shoemaker,  7.  Heath- 
field  place 

Banks  John,  ciu-b  chain  maker,  85,  Wood- 
cock street 

Banks  Joseph,  shopkeeper,  31,  Lancaster  st. 

Banks  Morris,  wholesale  <fe  retail  chemist 
and  druggist,  3,  High  street 

Banks  Samuel  Matthews,  plumber, painter 
tSrc.  Villa  road,  Soho  hill 

Banks  Samuel,  pearl  button  manufacturer; 
house.  Accommodation  street 

Banks  Theophilus,  bone  button  maker,  22, 
Hall  street 

Banks  Thomas,  pearl buttonmanufacturer ; 
hoiLse.  63^  Barr  street 

Banks  William,  pearl  button  manuiacturer ; 
house,  court  171,  Unett  street 

Banner  Joseph,  hosier,  179,  High  street, 
Deritend 

Banning   William,  gun  and  ^mtol  manu- 
facturer t%  tobacconist,  3,  Duoueston  row- 
Bannister  Benjamin,  painter,  17,  Spiccalst. 

Bannister  James,  brass  founder.  New 
Clmrch  street ;  house.  New  John  st.  West 

Bant  Frederick,  cabinet  case  maker,  18, 
Bow  street 

Bants  Sarah,  school,  88,  Coventry  road 

Barber  Ebenezer  Frederick,  stamper  and 
piercer,  46,  Northwood  street 

Barber  George,  gentleman,  Byfield  house, 
Bordesley  green 

Barber  Henry,  wire  worker,  court  7,  Hcne- 
age  street 

Barber  Miss  Jane  Beacall,  70.  Hockley  hill 


Barber  Jose^di  and  Co.  brass  founders  and 

factors,  21,  Whittal  street 
Barber  Miss  Maria,  1!),">,  Camden  terrnce 
Barber  Mary,  mistress,  St.  Philip's  school, 

Lichfield  street 
Barber  Mary  Ann,  tea  dealer,  60,  Carver  st. 
Barber  Sophia,  fiuniture  1)roker,  4.9,  Ash- 
ted  row 
Barber  Stephen,  cabinet  maker,  Go,  Per- 

shore  street 
Barber  Vaughan,  s(dicitor,  Milton  villas 
Barber  ^\'illiam,  watch  key  and  gilt  toy 

makf  r,  court  4,  Lionel  street ;  house,  46, 

Howard  street 
Barbour  Samuel,  ti'avelling  draper,  2,  Hock- 
ley hill 
Barbour   William,    travelling   draper,    46, 

Hall  street 
Barnbrook  James,  engraver,  1,  Guest  sti'eet 
Bardell  Charles,  general  smith,  23,  New 

John  street 
BardellEdward, green  grocer,215,Ashtedrw. 
Bardell  William,  clerk.  Hunter's  lane 
Bardin  John,  tripe  dresser,  1 1,  Lancaster  st. 
Barford  Hannah,  stay  and  stock  maker,  7, 

Union  passage 
Bark   Henry   James,    tailor   and   draper ; 

house.  Green  lanes 
Bark  and  Son,  tailors  and  woollen  drapers, 

132,  New  sti-eet 
Barker  Miss  Catherine,  35,  Calthorpe  street 
Barker  Charles,  builder.  Villa  road 
Barker   Edward,  dealer  in  metal  and  tin 

plate, 23,  Congreve  street;  h.  Hagleyroad 
Barker     Edward,     Baptist     schoolmaster, 

Hurst  st. ;  h.  Albion  place,  Belgrave  st. 
Barker  Frederick,  clerk,  Finch  street 
Barker  Henry  John,  druggist,  gi'ocer,  and 

post  office,  Lozells 
Barker  James,  green  grocer,  6,  Suffolk  st. 
Barker  John,  drajjer,  &c. ;  house,  Albert 

place.  Spring  hill 
Barker    Joseph,    gun    implement    forger, 

Lench  street ;  house.  Farm  street 
Barker  Robert,  slater,  73,  Charlotte  street 
Barker  Stephen,  refiner  of  nickel,  regulus, 

antimony,  and  bismuth ;    dealer   in    all 

kinds  of  metals  and  metalic  oxides.  Mill 

street;  h.  Enfield  place,  Islington  row- 
Barker   Thomas,  galvanized  iron  and  tin 

plate  worker,  52,  Coleshill  street 
Barker  Rev.  Thomas  Richard,  biblical  and 

classical  tutor.  Spring  hill  college 
Barker  William  Thomas,  manufacturer  of 

all  kinds  of  silver  and  plated  wares,  42, 

Paradise  street 
Barlow  Benjamin,  factor  and  patent  lock 

manufacturer,  55,  Bread  st.,  Newhall  st. 
Barlow   Benjamin,    ironcaster,    court    10, 

Duke  street ;  house,  .'>,'),  Adam  street 
Barlow  Charles,  hosier,  112,  Digbeth 
Barlow    Charles,    bricklayer,    66,    Upper 
Trinitv  sh*eet 


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niRMI.NGWAM    ALPHA  RF-NC-AL    LIST. 


Barlow  E'.lwin,  mauufaotnvev  of  plated 
metal  and  wire,  dealer  in  all  kinds  of 
rolled  hrass,  gilding  metals,  balls,  <fec., 
27.  Hampton  street;  house,  ilagley  road' 

Barlow,  Findlater,  and  Keetley,  coacli 
builders.  Gas  street 

Barlow  Henry  George, engraver,  79,  Buck- 
ingham street 

Barlow   James  &   Co.,   manufacturers    of 


Baniett  Charles,  shopkeeper,  150,  Cam, 
den  street 

Barnett  Charles  Oratio,  grocer,  146,  Dar- 
win street 

Barnett  David,  merchant,  &c. ;  house,  12, 
Bennett's  hill 

Barnett  Edward,  jeweller  and  factor,  1, 
Bristol  street ;  house,  Devonshire  Villa, 
Bristol  road 


candlesticks,    tea    urns,    powder  flasks,  I  Barnett  Edward,  die  sinker,  seal  engraver, 


brass  cocks,  &c.,  Staniforth  street ;  house, 
26,  Fisher  street 

Barlow  James,  shopkeeper,  Frederick  street, 
Newhall  hill 

Barlow  James  i)lasterer,  24,  St.  George's  st. 

Barlow  John,  clerk,  36,  Alcester  street 

Barlow  Joseph,beerhouse,2i>,Duddeston  rw. 

Barlow  Mrs.  Martha,  35^  Albion  street 

Barlow  Mrs.  Susannah,  27,  Sand  pitts 

Barlow  Thomas,  coach  builder ;  house, 
Gas  street 

Barlow  Thomas,  upholsterer,  55,  Naviga- 
tion street 

Barlow  William,  solicitor  and  clerk  to 
borough  magistrates,  39,  Waterloo  st. ; 
house,  Ilarborue  hill 

Barlow  William,  cabinet  maker  and  uphol- 
sterer, 30,  Suffolk  street 

Barnard  Francis,  \'ictualler.  White  Hart 
Inn,  Digbeth 

Barnard  George,  banker's  clerk,  71,  Strat- 
ford place 

Barnes  Mrs.  Ann,  Grange  road 

]3arues  Benjamin,  gentleman,  Clarence 
place,  Bristol  road 

Barnes  Daniel  and  William  Skidmore, 
skutcheon  pin  makers,  184,  Livery  st. 

Barnes  Mrs.  Dorothy,  168,  New  John 
street.  West 

Barnes  Frederick  <fe  Co.,  gun  manufac- 
turers and  merchants,  182,  Livery  street, 
John  Man-ian  manager 

Barnes  (Jeorge,  old  furniture  broker,  31, 
Bisho])gate  street 

Barnes  Jolm.  agent  to  the  Standard  Life 
Assurance,  40,  M'aterloo  street 

Barnes  John,  shoe  maker,  180,  Broms- 
grove  street 

Barnes  Joseph,  saddler,  14,  Jennen's  row 

Barnes  Mary,   milliner  and   dress  maker, 

26,  A\'eaman  street 
Barnes  Mary, dress  maker,  4,  St.  George's  st 
IJarnes  Mary  Ann,  ladies'  boarding  school, 

122,  Bloonisl)nry  ])lace 
Barnes  Saml.,  clerk,  ]-2'2,  r)lo()nisbury  jdace 
Harnes    'Ilictmas,   victualler,   Threi'  'Inns, 

32,  Digl)eth 
Barms  V.'illiam,  flint  glass  jnanufacturcr ; 

house,  14,  (irosvenor  street,  ^\'{^st 
Barnes  M'illiani,  brass  founder  and  trellis 

niakiM-,  li>.  (Jreat  Hampton  street 
Barnett  Benjamin,   sujervisor    of    oxcise- 
23,  llaveuiiurst  street 


(fee,  34,  Harford  street 
Barnett  Elijah,  clerk,  18,  Temple  street 
Barnett  James,   livery  stable  keeper,    33, 

High  sti-eet 
Barnett  James,  druggist  and    grocer,  24, 

Jamaica  row 
Barnett  Jane,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 

2,  Blucher  street 
Barnett  John,  patentee  of  the  hot  water 

apparatTTs,  17,  George  street.  Parade 
Barnett  John,  letter  cutter  and   press  tool 

maker,  11,  BaiT  street.  West 
Barnett  Richard,  coal  dealer,  Old  Wharf; 

house,  34,  Bristol  street 
Barnett  Richard,  shopkeeper,  42,  Dudley  st 
Barnett  Samuel,  car  proprietor,  and  horse 

and  gig  letter,  24,  Hockley  hill 
Barnett  Thomas,  button  and  trinket  gilder, 

30,    Newhall  street  ;  and  retail  brewer, 

69,  Charlotte  street 
Barnett  Thomas,  carver  and  gilder,  &c.  6^, 

Easy  row 
Barnett  William,  plated    goods   manufac- 
turer;    court,     8,     Smallbrook     street; 

house,  14,  Old  Thomas  street 
Barnett  William,  gentleman,  Douro house, 

Wellington  road 
Barney   James   Denham,    merchant,    46, 

Ednnmd  street ;    alkalia  manufacturer, 

69,    Liverjiool    street;     house,    19    Col- 
more  row 
Barney  J.  D.  <fe  Co.,  iron  and   steel   mer- 
chants, and  manufacturers  of  malleable 

hob  and  slate  nails,  63,  Oxford  street 
Barnsley  John,  bone  Imtton  manufacturer, 

Bridge     street.     Broad     street;    house, 

Hacker's  buildings,  William  street 
Barnsley  John,  builder,  56,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
Barnsley  Tbomas,  carpenter,  Ilaudsworth 

village 
Barnsley  W  illiam.  ])iercer  for  brass  founders ; 

c(mrt,  1,  Old  Inkleys 
Barnwell     Thomas,      coal      dealer.     Old 

Wharf;  hotise.  Lower  I hn-st  street 
Baron  James,  jjearlbutton  manufacturer; 

court,  horse  fair;  bouse,  18,  Essex  st 
Barr  Solomon  Temi)leton,  wood  engraver 

and  jirinter,   C'lieiry  street;  house,   102, 
Ihiv<Mihurst  street 
Barr  Mary  Ann,  school,  Lee  Bank  Road 
Barr  Solomon,  wr)od  engraver  and  printer, 

42,  Cheny  !>treet  j  house,  Raveuhiust  st. 


mR.MlNGH.AM    ALPiLARKTICA L    LIST. 


101 


Barrand  Thomas,  Inilchor,  71.  l5artliolo- 
iiiew  street 

IJarratt  Ann,  cloth  guu  case  maker,  89, 
Weamau  street 

Barratt  James,  shopkeeper,  70.  Oxford  st. 

Barratt  John,  Iiair  dresser,  Bridge  street, 
Broad  street 

Barratt  OgU%  experimental  chemist,  Wynn 
Ilonse,  Wyun  street 

Barratt  Thomas,  watch  key  manufacturer, 
5,  Vauxhall  road 

Bai-rens  Itosenlhal,  jeweller  and  hardware- 
man,  1,  Smallbrook  street 

Ban-ett  Rev.  John  Casebow,  incumbent  of 
St.  Mary's,  1,  St.  Mary's  row 

Barrett  (ieorge,  newsvender,  89,  Steel- 
house  lane 

Barrett  Jeremiah  <fe  Co.,  varnish  and 
colour  manufacturers,  218,  Bradford 
street ;  house.  111,  Moseley  road 

Barrett  John,  varnish.  <fec.,  manufacturer  ; 
house,  84,  Ravenhiu'st  sti-eet 

Barrington  Philip,  box  and  ivory  rule  ma- 
nufactxirer;  coui't,  17ti,  Unett  street 

Barrington  Thomas,  tailor,   11,  Lawley  st 

Barrister  Han-iet,  beerhouse, 51,  Blucherst 

Barren  Frederick,  drug  merchant,  Gold- 
smith's buildings 

Barron  Joseph,  millwright,  patten  maker, 
and  grocer,  Oozells  street,  North 

Barron  Thomas,  tailor.  Grant  street 

Barrow  Mary,  infant  school  mistress,  15, 
Communication  row 

Barrows  &  Co.,  wine  and  spirit  merchants, 
38,  Aston  street 

Barrows  Joseph,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
115,  Snow  hill;  house,  318,  Colmore 
terrace 

Barrs  John,  umbrella  maker ;  house,  30, 
Great  Charles  street 

Barrs  Mr.  William,  1,  Wellington  road 

Barrs  William  and  Son,  umbrella  and  furni- 
ture makers,  7,  Edmund  street ;  and  30, 
Great  Charles  street 

Barry  Thomas,  tailor,  73,  Hockley  hill 

Bartholomew  James,  shoe  maker,  85, 
Staniforth  street 

Bartholomew  Rev.  Joseph,  curate,  St. 
Matthew's,  73,  Bloomsbmy 

Bartholomew  Samuel,  plumber,  glazier, 
painter,  and  paper  hanger,  39^  Allison  st. 

Bartlam  Charles,  brush  mkr.  and  shopkpr., 
Aston  New  Town 

Bartlam  Richard,  saddler  and  harness  mkr., 
150,  Moseley  street 

Bartle  John,  tailor  and  draper,  108,  Gran- 
ville street 

Bartle  WilUam,  wood  turner,  48,  Lower 
Camden  street 

Bartlem  Thomas,  jeweller,  78,  Smith  st. 

Bartlcs  John,  green  grcr.,  107,  Granville  st. 

Bartlett  Benjamin  Pearson,  bell  founder, 
tfec. ;  house,  Soho  hill 


Bartlett  ImIwIu,  surgeon,  10,  Colmore  row 
Bartlett  Jesse,  solicitor,  22,  Waterloo  st. ; 

house,  Hampsteadroad 
Bartlett  John,  steel  mill  maker,  ct.  10,  High 

street,    Deriteud ;     and   pawnbroker,  2, 

Warwick  street 
Bartlett  John,  dairyman,  4,  Tauter  street 
Bartlett  and  Sons,  bell  founders,  and  mfrs. 

of  buttous.    thimbles,    and  spoons,  126, 

Great  Charles  street 
BartleyThos,  vict.,  Globe,  1 38, Vauxhall  st. 
Barton  George,  commercial  traveller,  113, 

Montpelier  row,  Ashted  row 
Barton  (ieorge,  beerhouse,  24,  Pritchct  st. 
Barton  (Jeorge,  dealer  in  room  papers,  23, 

New  Town  row 
Barton  J  as.,  corn  factor,  21,  Gt.  Brook  st. 
Barton  Jas.,  chimney  sweep,  27,  Hockley  hi. 
Barton  John  and  Insull,  professors  of  sing- 
ing and  the  piano-forte,  118,  Broad  sti-eet, 

Islington 
Barton  Jph.,  gun  loop  forger,  ct.  4,  Fleet  st. 
Barton  Saml.,  shopkpr.,  265,  Bell  Barn  rd. 
Barton  Thos.,  corn  factor,  78^,  Belmont  rw. 
Barton  Thos.,  shoemaker,  18,  Summer  st.. 

Navigation  st.,  and  Market  hall 
Barton  Thos.,  shopkeeper,  20,  Fleet  street 
Barwell  Anna  and  MaryAnn,  ladies'  school, 

65,  New  Town  row 
Bai'well  James,  brass  cock  mfr.,  and  bell 

founder,  40,  Gt.  Plauipton  street;  house, 

25,  Smmmer  hill  terrace 
Barwell  John,  metal  dealer  and  brass  mkr., 

48,Breadst.,Newhallst.;  h.  7,  Church  st. 
Barwell  John,  button  mfi-.,  4,  James  street, 

St.  Paul's;  house,  9,  Vyse  street 
Barwell  William,  painter,  ct.  8,  Inge  st. 
Barwell  William,  button  mkr. ;  h.8,  Vyse  st. 
Basford  Wm.,  military  ornament  poUsher, 

Hart's  hill;  house,  21,  Little  Barr  street 
Bashford  John,  beer  house,  15,  Sun  street 
Baskerfield  Henry,  clock  and  beer  machine 

case  maker,  39,  Bu'chall  street 
Baskenille  Thos.,  clerk,  70,  Gt.  Colmorest. 
Basnett,  Ann,  milliner,  34,  Navigation  st. 
Bason  James,  tailor  and  hair  dresser,   15, 

Banbury  street 
Bass,  Ratcliff,  and  Gretton,  brewers,  Bur- 

ton-on- Trent,   Binningham    stores,    35, 

Newhall  street. — Edward  Titley,  agent. 
Bass  William,  hair  dresser,  54,  Ashted  row 
Bassett  and  Bryan,  dealers  in  all  kind  of 

rolled  metals,  3,  James  street,  St.  Paul's 
Bassett  Edward,  shopkeeper,  95,  Albion  st. 
Bassett  John,  surgeon,  lying-in  hospital, 

37,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Bassett  Thomas,  metal  dealer;  house,  16, 

Tenby  street 
Bassett  William,  portrait  painter,  1,  Guil- 
ford J)  lace 
Batcheldor  John,  shoemaker,  51,  Sherlock  st 
Batcheller  Robert,  clerk   of  the  markets, 

8,  Moat  lane 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALP[1ARETICAL    LIST. 


Bate  OcorffoThomas,  eating  and  beer  hoxise, 

12,  Phillip  street,  Ilijj^li  street 
Bate  Jaine.s,(fe  Co..  button,  brace,  sLirt,  <fcc. 

manufacturers,  59,  Bull  street 
Bate  Joseph,  beerhou.se,  45,Upper  Trinity  st 
Bate  <fe  Smith,  shirt  and  hosiery  dealers,  59. 

Bull  street 
Bate  Thomas,  hat  manufacturer,  65,  BuUst 
Bate  Thomas,  button  manufacturer;  house. 

Spring  street 
Bate  Thomas,  house  agent,  3,  Tcknieldter. 
Bate  William,    baker    and    flour    dealer, 

Wellington  road 
Bateman  Elizabeth,  victualler.  Old   Cuy, 

57,  Digbetli 
Bateman  John,  architect,  &c. ;  house.  Wil- 
low cottage,  Moseley 
Bateman  J  ohn,  furniture  broker,  77*  Moor  st. 
Bateman  Mr.  Jph.,  227,  Greenway  terrace 
Bateman  Thos.,  bricklayer,  51,  Cliveland  st 
Bateman    Thomas,    veterinary    siu-geon, 

Bradford  street 
Bateman  Willinm,  coal  dealer,  Cecil  street 
Bates  Benjamin,  goldsmith   and  working 

jeweller,  court  5,  Cross  street 
Bates  Edward,  timber  and  slate  merchant, 

Charlotte  street  wharf 
Bates   Henry,   commercial    traveller,    73, 

I'uett  street 
Bates  <fe  Ilitchman,  straw  plait  &c.  dealers, 

15,  Union  street 
Bates  James,  iron  mercliant,  101,  Raven- 
hurst  street 
Bates  John,  patten  and  clog  maker,  16,  St. 

George's  street 
Bates  John,  jol)bing  smith,  91,  Spring  hill 
Bates  John  Joseph,  land  and  mine  agent 

and  sm^eyor,  Bellvue,  Handswortli 
Bates  Joseph,  beerhouse,  H3,  1 1  encage  st. 
Bates  Louisa,  ladies'  school,  101,  llaven- 

hurst  street 
Bates  Michael,  grocer,  Lee  Bank  road 
Bates  Rd.,  vict.,  Georjc^e  Inn,  144,  Digbeth 
Bates  Samuel,  wood  toy  mkr.,  19,  Sherlock  st 
Bates  William  Henry,  accountant,  2,  In- 

siu-ance  building's;  b.  Snmmer  hill 
Bates  William,  victualler  and  cviil  dealer. 

Rising  Sun,  Old  Cross  street 
Batkln  Edwin,  ch-rk,  7,  ri)per  Marshall  st. 
Jiatkiu  William,  gentleman,  Aston  Tark  In. 
JJaton    John,    spectacle   maker,    dii^    Btvrr 

street,  (ireat  Hampton  vow 
Batson  John,  iron  founder;  house,  Lozell's 

grove 
Batson  Joseph,  clerk.  Villa  street 
Batson  \\'illiaiii  A-Co.  iron  masters.  Sceptre 

Sheet  Iron   Works,    Kicbard    street    and 

Atlas  Iron  Works,  Cliveland  street 
BatsoiiWilliiim, ironmaster;  house.  Heath- 
field  road 
Batt  Emma,  straw  bonnet  maker,  52,  Sun  st. 
Batt  William,  pajier  deab-r,  ])aste  board  ct 

j)atteru  card  maker.  lOj,  Snow  hill 


Battams  ^Vill{am,  fishmonger,  9,  Constitu- 
tion hill 
Bawn  Rhoda,  beer   seller,   60,   Grosvenor 

street.  West 
Bawst  Benjamin,  whip  thong  manufacturer, 

Cregoe  place 
Baxter  Abraham,  tailor  &  smallware  dealer, 

Ileneage  street 
Baxter  Alfred,  engraver  and  inlayer,  court 

15^,  Steelhonse  lane;  h.  55,  Ashted  row 
Baxter  Ann  Elizabeth,   dress  maker,    36, 

Stone  yard 
BaxterCharlotte,  school,  310,  Siunmer  lane 
Baxter  Edward,  woollen   warehouseman; 

house,  74,  I'tu-ade 
Baxter  Edward,  tin  plate  worker  and  blow 

pipe  maker,  186,  Livery  street 
Baxter  Mrs.  Jane,  25,  Calthorpe  street 
Baxter  John,  tailor,  28,  Pritchet  street 
Baxter  John,  t  in  plate  worker,  105,  Snow  hill 
Baxter  Josejdi,  cabinet  maker,  builder,  <fe 

colBn  maker,  court  4,  Barford  street ;  h. 

36,  Stone  yard,  Deritend 
Baxter  Robert,  merchant.  Villa  rd.,  Sohohill 
Baxter  Richard,  victualler.  Bull's  Head,  14, 

U])per  Priory 
Baxter  William,  butcher,  21,  Summer  lane 
Baxter  William,  butcher,  87,  Great  Hamp- 
ton row 
Baytield    Lockingtou   Albert,   accountant, 

Lea  Bank  road 
Bayley  Charles,  embosser,  chaser,  &  sheet 

wax  maker,  court  4,  Ellis  street 
Bayley  Daniel,  fruiterer  and  cider  dealer,  2, 

Balsall  street 
Bayley  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  11,  Pritchet  street 
Bayley  John,  port  folio  and  cabinet  lock 

manufacturer,  108^,  liroad  st.,  Islington 
Bayley  Joseph,  old  clothes  dlr.,  28,  Essex  st. 
Bayley  Mary,  dress  maker,  5,  Simimer  hill 

terrace 
Bayley  Thomas,  gun  stocker,  court  19,  Wea- 

man  street 
Bayley  Thomas,  clothes  broker,  129,  Hos- 
pital street 
Bayley  William,  gold  seal  and  key  maker, 

30,  Northwood  street 
Bayley  W  illiam,  railway  clerk, 9,  Princesrow 
Baylis   Edward  and    Son,    gun    imjdement 

manufacturers,  32,  Whittall  street 
Baylis  Elizabeth,  be(Thse.,  Huston  st..  North 
Baylis   John,    clock   maker,    17,    Summer 

street.  Navigation  street 
Baylis  John,  hair  dresser,  39,   Edmund  st. 
Baylis  J<dm  (iet»r<,'e,  baker  ife  flovu"  dealer, 

126.  Crt-at  Hrook  street 
lluylis  Joseph,  victualler,  and  licensed  to 

let  horses.  Old  Crown    Inn,    186,    High 

stn'et,  Heritend 
Baylis  Samm'l,l)rewers  agent,  92,  Alcesterst 
Baylis  Thonuis,  currier  and  leather  seller, 

5,  StaUbvd  street 
Baylis  Thomas,  hairdresser,  2,  Nelson  st.  W 


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Baylis  William,  slioe  mkr.,  10,Woo(lcockst. 
Baylis  Williaiii,  hair  ilresser  and  perfuiuer, 

12,  liull  street 
Baylis  William,  fancy  steol  toy,  key,  and 

split  ringtVrc.  munutiicturer,  18,  Bartholo- 
mew street 
Bayliss  Benjamin,  gun  harrel  maker,  court 

o,  Loveday  street 
Bavliss  Charles,  beerhouse  and  sliopkceper, 

31,  Wharf  street 
Bayliss   Edward,   gnu    barrel   maker,   ^-i, 

Cecil  street 
Bayliss   Elizabeth,   straw  bonnet  maker, 

74,  Cecil  street 
Bayliss    James,    pearl   stud    maker,   225, 

Aston  road 
Bayliss  John,  dog  collar  manufacturer,  47, 

AVeaman  street 
Bayliss  John  Henry,  beerhouse,  Steward  st, 
Bayliss  John  Benjamin,  file  it:  rasp  manu- 
facturer, coxtrt  20,  Masshouse  lane ;  house, 

46,  Duke  street 
Bayliss  Oliver,  gun  barrel  maker,  ct.  16, 

Bath  street 
Bayliss    Richard,    shoe  maker,   7,    Upper 

Hospital  street 
Bayliss  Thomas,  pork  butcher  and  provi- 
sion dealer,  54,  Lancaster  street 
Bayliss  Thomas,  shopkpr.,  156,  Livery  st. 
Baynham  William,   blacksmith,   96,  Park 

street,  Bullring 
Beach  John,  attorney's  elk.,  11,  Caroline  st. 
Beach  Joseph,  senr,,  clock  dial  maker,  9. 

Woodcock  street 
Beach,  Joseph,  clock  dial  manufacturer,  13, 

Woodcock  street 
Beach  and  Minte,  merchants,  14,  Sand  st. 
Beach  Sarah,  victualler.  Vine  Inn,  Icknield 

street.  West 
Beach  Thomas,  merchant ;  h.  110,  Bath  rw. 
Beach  Thomas,  engraver,  copperplate  prin- 
ter, and  c.  libniry,  88,  Navigation  street 
Beach  William,  shoeing  and  jobbing  smith 

and  farrier,  3,  Duke  street 
Beale  Mrs.  Ann,  37,  Stratford  road 
Beale  Benjamin,  painter  and  glazier,  30, 

Upper  Hospital  street 
Beale  Samuel,  glass  and  lead  merchant,  10^ 

Newton  street;  h.,  10,  Crescent 
Beale  Thomas  and  ^Villiam  Franks,  factors, 

ironmongers,  and  millers,  266,  Bradford 

street ;  and  brick  manufacturers,  Vaugh- 

ton's  hole,  Balsall  heath 
Beale  Thomas,  factor,  miller,  &c. ;  house, 

Pershore  road 
BealeWilliam  Jolm,  solicitor;  house,West- 

bourne  road 
Beale  W.  Franks, factor  ;  h.  Sherbourne  rd. 
Beamand  Maria,  lodgings,  148,  Broad  st. 

Islington 
Beames  James,  plumber,  painter,  tfec.  ct.  9, 

Bartholomew  street 
Beard  AVilliam,  shopkeei)er,  1  Sun  street 


Beards  Joseph,  furniture  broker,  36,  Wor- 
cester street 

Beards  John,  coach  wrench  manufacturer, 
13,  Trent  street 

Beardsmore  Thomas,  boot  and  shoemaker, 
22,  Sherlock  street 

Beardinore  Rupert,  shoeing  and  jobbing 
smith,  82,  Hill  street 

Bearsley  (ieorge,  vict.  and  car  keeper. 
Horse  Shoes,  4,  St.  Martin's  lane 

Beaseley  John,  butcher,  81,  Highgato 

lJea»sley  Henry,  l>oot  and  shoe  maker,  57, 
Lichfield  street 

Beasley  Charles,  victualler.  King's  Head, 
Hagley  road 

Beasley  lid.,  house  agent,  28.  Ladywood  In. 

Beasley  William,  butcher,  121,  William  st, 

Beasleys  and  Farmer,  manufacturers  of  iron, 
steel,  and  gun  barrels.  District  Works, 
Smethwick 

Beats  William,  cfirpenter,  132,  Cregoe  st. 

Beaufoy  Ann  and  Elizabeth,  milliners  and 
dress  makers,  62,  New  street 

Beaumont  Mrs.  Ann,  89,  Ashted  row 

Beaumont  Henry,  gent.,  15,  Frederick  st., 
Edgbaston. 

Beaumont  John,  builder,  161,  Great  Hamp- 
ton row 

Beaumont  William,  bank  manager,  32, 
Bennett's  hill 

Beaver  James,  polisher  of  all  kinds  of  steel 
goods,  Shelton's  mill ;  h.,  6,  Nelson  st. 

Beazer  James,  boot  maker,  95,  Broad  st., 
Islington 

Beazer   Mark,    boot    and    shoe    maker, 
Wheeleys  road 

Beck  George,  carpenter,  10,  Livery  street ; 
house,  Nechells  Green 

Beck  Henry,  carpenter  and  builder,  ct.  3, 
Bread  st.,  Newhall  st. ;  h.,  16,  Motmt  st. 

Beck  Humphrey,  coal  merchant,  Bordesley 
street  wharf;  h.,  36,  Coventry  street 

Beck  John,   millwright   and   engineer, 
Oozells  street 

Beck  John,  shopkeeper,  58,  Sheep  street 

Beck  John,  stone  and  marble  mason,  107, 
Tennant  street 

Beck  Samuel  Hedley,  clerk,  92,  Blooms- 
bury  place 

Beck  Thomas,  stone  mason,  56,  New  Sum- 
mer street 

Beck  William,  stone  mason,  36,  Nelson 
street.  West 

Beck  William,  shopkeeper,  28,  Cregoe  st. 

Beck  William,  gun  finisher;  court,  14, 
Weamen  street ;  house,  6,  Canal  street 

Beckett  John  M.,  tin  plate  worker,  44,  Har- 
ford street 

Beckett  John,  gun  implement  maker  ; 
court,  5,  Great  Charles  street 

Beckett  Mary  Ann,  tin  plate  worker  and 
lamp  manufacturer,  44,  Harford  street; 
house,  Bretirley  street 


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BIRiMINGH^M    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Beckett  Samuel  and  Son,  cari)entors  and 
joiners,  129,  Suffolk  street 

Beddoe  James,  silk  and  florentine  luitton 
manufacturer,  3"6,  Summer  lane  ;  house. 
Vicarage  road 

Beddoe.s  Samuel,  clerk,  Wheeler  street 

Beddoes  Thomas,  grocer,  17,  L'p,  Tower  st. 

Beddow  Rev.  George,  curate,  St.  Mary's,  o, 
St.  George's  crescent 

Beddovvs  John,  gun  finisher,  court  101, 
New  Townrow;  house,  Wellington  place, 
Eldon  street 

Beddows  John, bricklayer,  123,  Lancasterst. 

Beddows  John,  scale  beam  and  weighing 
machine  mfr.,  128,  (ireat  Brook  street 

Beddows  Samuel,  bagatelle  table  manufac- 
tm-er,  1 19,  Broad  street,  Islington ;  house 
9,  Huston  street 

Beddows  Thomas,  scale  beani  <fe  steelyard 
manufacturer,  court 4,  A.B.row;  house, 
2o,  T>uko  street 

Bedford  Isaac  Hawker,  cut  glas-s  manufac- 
turer; house,  liampstead  road 

Bedford  Thomas  Stubbs,  Esfj; ,  Oak  Cottage, 
Hagley  road 

Bedington  and  Docker,  railway  and  other 
lamp  manufacturers  &  factors,  Beding- 
tons  mill,  62,  ilea  street,  ife  Barge  yard, 
Bucklersbtu-y,  London 

Bedington  James,  manufacturer  of  mathe- 
matical instruments,  box  and  ivory  rules, 
siu-veyors  chains,  compasses,  <fec.,  10, 
Russell  street 

Bedington  John,  measiiring  tape,  mathe- 
matical instrument,  laud  chain,  and  rule 
manufacturer,  40,  Digbeth 

Bedington  Robert,  brass  founder  &  manu- 
facturer of  the  registered  patent  latch, 
107,  Lancaster  street 

Bedington  <fe  T<mks,  cabinet  brass  founders, 
209,  Cheapside 

Bedington  William,  railway  &  other  lani]) 
manufacturer  &  factor ;  h.  Moseley  road 

Bedford  Stephen,  pawnbroker,  41,  Broms- 
grove  street 

Bednell  J  ohn,coachharnessfiu-niture  plater, 

c(mvt  12,  Navigation  street 
Bedow  Thomas,  coahlealer;  house,  (Jreat 

riam])ton  street 
Bedward  Joshua,  wood  turner,  86,  Bath  st. 
Bedward  William,  beerhonso,  46,  L(>gge  st. 
Beeby  Mary,  milliner  d-  dress  maker,    l.'JS, 

William  street 
Beech  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  \-ictnaller,   Kailway 

Il(jtel  and  I'osling  House,  (54,  (,'m*zon  st. 
Beech  James,  shoj)ke<'per,  4,  Sun  st.  West 
Beech   Jane,  grocer  and   tea   dealer,    183, 

Camden  street 
Beech    S<tlomon,  grocer,  tea   dealer,    and 

provision  mchnt.,  19.'{,  Hroad  st.,  Islington 
Beech  William,  Fire  inm  manufacturer,  14, 

lielmont  i)assage 
Beech  William,  beerinmse,  12,  Cheapside 


Beedlc  Mary,  chair  maker,  61,  Hurst  street 

Beedleson  William,  coal  dealer.  Old  wharf, 
and  sho])keeper,  17,  Washingtoii  street 

Beeney  Samiiel,  draper  &  hosier,  14,  Small- 
brook  street 

Beesley  Benjamin  &  Son,  manufacturers  of 
washers,  axle  plates,  nuts,  kettle  ears, 
hangers,  levers,  caps,  chains  (fee.  for  ma- 
chinery, 21,  and  general  ironmongers,  48, 
Ludgate  hill 

Beesley  David,  eating  house,  60,  Chm-ch  st. 

Beesley  Geor-e,  fiu-niture  Ijroker,  Alms- 
house yard 

Beesley  Jacob,  pressed  hinge  manufacturer, 
71,  Caroline  st. ;  h.  Temperance  terrace 

Beesley  John,  file  and  rasp  manufactm-er, 
4,  Edmund  street,  and  24,  Steelhouso  In. 

Beesley  John,  coal  dealer,  8 1 ,  North  wood  st. 

Beesley  John,bootcfeshoemkr.,  1^,  Balsailst 

Beesley  Thomas,  chaser  and  fruiterer,  58, 
Ludgate  hill 

Beesley  Wm.,  green  grocer.  iJO,  Ludgate  hill 

Beesley  Wm.  Mitchell,  railway  clerk,  St. 
James's  st. 

Beeson  Robert,  blacksmith  and  Wctualler, 
Handsworth  Tavern,  Handsivorth  village 

Beethenson  Broughton,  painter,  69,Wood- 
cock  street 

Beevely  Thomas,  tin  plate  worker,  94, 
Suffolk  street 

Beggs  John,  cabinetmaker,  Latimer  place; 
house,  1 16,  Britannia  place 

Behen  Jolm,  shoe  maker,  16,  Bread  street, 
Newhall  sti-eet 

Beilby  James  Henry,  account  book  manu- 
facturer, stationer,  book  aud  map  seller. 
Temple  buildings.  New  street ;  house, 
29,  Great  Charles  street 

Beilby  Thomas,  Esq.,  Borough  magistrate, 
Stratford  place 

Beiley  Richard,  clerk,  Albert  place,  Wynn  st 

Bekenn  Frederick,  merchant  iVrc. ;  house, 
Heathfield  road 

Belcher  James  and  Son,  l)Ooksellers,  sta- 
tioners, letter  press  and  copper  plate 
printers,  5,  High  street 

Belcher  John,  gardtMier,  52,  Barr  sti-eet. 
Great  Ham])ton  row 

Belcher  Wm.,  car  i)ropriet or,  1,  Hatchettst. 

Belcher  ^\'m.,  shoeing  smith,  dc.  Ashted  row 

Bell  Kli,  hoo]).  riddle,  and  sieve  i-hn  ma- 
nufacturtM",  Worci'ster  wlinrf 

liell  Elizabeth  tfe  Anmnda  Chojjping,  bakers 
and  grocers,  77'.  Broad  street,  Islington 

Bell  Ezeldel,  ])lumber,  glazier,  t^'  painter, 
'      40,  Hurst  street 

1  Bell  .lames,  bookseller,  ])rinttM',  stationer, 
I       and  agtMtt  for  Mackintosh's  j)atent  vul- 
canised India  nil»l>er,  8,  New  street 

Bell  .lames  Frederick,  Itrass  founder.  New 
.lohn  street,  N\'est 

Bell  Joseph,  lictsier  and  haberdasher,  19, 
Great  Colmore  street 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPUAnETICAL    LIST. 


1 05 


BollJoseph,  furniture  painter,  10,  Leg2:e  st. 
Bell  Samuel,  pawnbroker,  15,  Sand  street 
Bell  Timothy,  brass  founder,  153,  Well's 

street.  Great  Hampton  street 
Bell  Richard,  ])later  on  steel,  ife  registrar  of 
births  and  deaths  for  St.  George's  district, 
lo,  Well's  street 
Bell  \Villiam,  cabinet  maker  and  furniture 

broker,  47,  Suffolk  street 
BcW  M'm.,  travelling  draper,  22,  Regent  pi. 
Bell  William,  clerk,  37,  Lower  Tower  street 
Bellamy  Benjamin,  spectable  maker,  court, 

1,  Coleshill  street 
Bellamy  Henry,  beer  house,  George  street, 

Parade 
Bellamy  Wm.  tobacco  pipe  mk.,  31,  Waterst 
Belliss  John,  linen  and  woollen  draper,  95, 

Bull  street 
BellLss  Sophia,  whalebone  rosette  maker,  28, 

Upper  Gough  street 
BelUss  Thomas,  factor,  16,   Livery  street; 

house,  Hagley  road 
Belliss  Thomas  Wilson,  gent.,  Monument 

cottage 
Belliston  James,  scale  beam,  and  weighing 
machine  manufacturer,  court,  10,  Snow 
hill,  and  40,  Livery  street 
Belton    Charles,    dispensing    and    family 

chemist,  43,  High  street 
Bembridge  Edward,  saddlers'  ironmonger, 

&c. ;  house,  Plough  and  Harrow  lane 
Bembridge    and    Haynes,    saddlers'    iron- 
mongers, bridle  cutters  and  harness  ma- 
kers, 21,  Congreve  street 
Bembridge  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  Hagley  road 
Benbow  George,  sugar  bag  boiler.  Upper 

Windsor  street 
Bench   Richard,   baker   and  flour   dealer, 

257,  Bishop  street,  Moseley  street 
Bendry  Mr.  John,  2,  King  Alfred's  place 
Benjamin  Henry,  tailor,  9,  Dudley  street 
Benjamin  John,  fishmonger,  78,  Worces- 
ter street;  house,  Lower  Hurst  street 
Bennett  Benjamin,  supervisor,  23,  Raven- 
hurst  street 
Bennett  Edward  Bright,  roasting  jack  ma- 
nufacturer, 57,  St.  Paul's  square 
Bennett  Edward,  bricklayer,  Villa  road 
Bennett  Frederick,  light  steel  toy  manufac- 
turer, Brueton's  mill,  Prospect  row 
Bennett  Frances,  tobacconist ;  house,    10, 

Congreve  street 
Bennett  George  Buffham,  letter  press  prin- 
ter, 86,  Aston  street 
Bennett  George,beer  house,  274,  Bradford  st. 
Bennett  George,  green  grocer,  Market  hall 
Bennett   James,   bone    and   ivory   tiu-ner, 

Dymock  street 
Bennet  James,  stone  and  marble   mason, 
Worcester  wharf;  h.  Upper  Marshall  st. 
Bennett  John,  butcher,  84,  Holloway  head 
Bennett  John,  xnctualler,  Talbot;  10,  New 
Inkley's 


Bennett   John,   victualler.   Golden    Lion ; 

71,  Great  Charles  street 
Bennett  Joseph, victualler,Navigation  Inn; 

36,  Wharf  street 
Bennett  Josejdi,  heavy  steel  toy  manufac- 
turer. New  Town  row;  house,  74,  Ilatch- 
ett  street 
Bennett  Lacon  Edward,  gent.,  Bristol  road 
Bennett  Matthew,  tailor,  41,  Navigation  st. 
Bennett  Richard,  chimney  sweep,  22,  Alli- 
son street 
Bennett  Richard  Foulkes,  draper;  house, 

Oxford  place,  Bristol  road 
Bennett  Samuel,  tailor,  26,  Merriden  street 
Bennett  Thomas,  car  proprietor,  99,  Vaux- 

hall  road 
Bennett  Thomas,  green  grocer,   42,    High 

street,  Deritend 
Bennett  William  and  John,  stone  dealers, 
paviours,  stone  and  marble  masons,  and 
manufacturers  of  marble  chimney  pieces ; 
dealers  in  blue  and  red  bricks,  quarries, 
pipes,  &c.,  Berkley  street,  and  Crescent 
Bennett  and  Waring,  tobacconists,  10,  Con- 
greve street 
BennettWilliam,  builder, 91, Bartholomew  st 
Bennett  William,    gilt,   silver,   steel,   and 

fancy  chain  maker,  22,  Legge  street 
Bennett  William,  bricklayer,  Lozells 
Bennion  Charles,  clerk,  6,  Islington  row 
Benshaw  James,  engraver  and  copperplate 

printer,  69,  Great  Charles  street 
Benson  Alfred,  chemist  and   druggist,  22, 

Holloway  head 
Benson  Benjamin  William,  merchant,  39, 

Congreve  street ;  house,  12,  Easy  row 
Benson  and  Co.,  brush  manufacturers,  71 » 

Fazeley  street 
Benson  Cornelius,   solicitor,   48,    Paradise 
street ;  house,  Chesnut  cottage,  Erdington 
Benson   Edwin,  brush  manufacturer,   26, 

Digbeth 
Benson    John,    printer,    stationer,    paper 
dealer,  paste  board,  pattern  and  button 
card  maker,  26,  Colmore  row 
Benson  Mary  Eliz.,  confectioner  and  eat- 
ing house,  98,  Bull  street 
Benson  William,  pocket  book  maker,  court, 

1 1 ,  Hurst  street 
Bent  John,  gas  metre  and  lamp  manufac- 
turer, 283,  Bell  Barn  road 
Bent  Joseph,  plater,    and    german   silver 
electro  plated  ware,  and  military   orna- 
ment manufacturer,  59^,  Newhall  street ; 
house,    Bellbarn  road 
BentWilliam,hosier  and  glover,  17, Snow  hill 
Bentley  Edwin  Smith,  clerk,  Lozells 
Bentley  Mr.  Richard,  Lady  wood  grove 
Bentley  Elizabeth,  tobacconist,  66,  Digbeth 
Bentley    George,    stamper,    piercer,   &c.; 

house,  29,  Newhall  street 
Bentley  Joseph,  blacksmith,  7,  Oozells  st. 
Bentley  Miss  Mary,  77,  Belmont  row 

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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Bentley  and  Playruir.  ijun  and  pistol  manu- 
facturer?, .'J7,  Lencli  street 

Bcntley  Tlionias.  ^un  and  pistol  manufac- 
turer; house,  101,  Summer  lane 

Benton  xMrs.  Ann,  117,  Cnett  street 

Benton  Georj^cmanufacturer  of  telescopes, 
and  other  fancy  hearth  1. rushes;  toasting 
forks  and  surgical  syringes,  brass,  plated, 
and  German  silver  tuhiug,  drawn  upon 
mandrills,  17,  (Jreat  Charles  street 

Benton  George,  solicitor,  9,  Ann  street; 
house,  Hunter's  lane 

Benton  John,  tailor,  9,  Hall  street 

Benton  John,  tube  snap  uuiker,  40,  Mo- 
land  street 

Benton  John,  shopkeeper,  40,  Aston  st. 

Benton  Miss  Julia,  Wilton  ter.,  Bristol  rd. 

Henton  Mrs. Mary.  109,  New  John  st,  W. 

Benton  Samuel,  brass  founder,  Bath  row 

Beresford  Elizabeth,  dress  maker  113, 
Lionel  street 

Beresford  Josei)h,  shopkeeper,  30,  Howe  st. 

Berkeley  John,  coal  merchant.  Lower  Love- 
day  street,  and  44,  Cleveland  street;  h. 
Fir  Tree  place,  Lo/.ells  voad 

Berks  Thomas,  victualler  and  gilder,  White 
Horse,  2.">0,  (ireat  Cohuore  street 

Berresford  Charles,  furniture  broker,  55, 
Coleshill  street 

Berridge  Thomas,  mail  guard,  and  Sarah, 
school.  234,  Aston  road 

Berrisiurd  Ednumd,  second  master  Blue 
Coat  School,  Colmore  street 

Berry  Elizabeth,  baker,  GS,  Ken  ion  street 

Beny  James,  In-ush  maker,  14,  Duke  street 

Berry  Mary  Ann,  straw  bonnet  nmker,  33,>, 
Summer  lane 

Beny  Samuel,  surgeon,  11,  Newhall  street 

Beny  William,  bone  and  wood  l)utton  ma- 
nufacturer, Baggott  street  mill 

Bertles  Samuel,  carpenter  and  builder,  196, 
Heneage  street 

Berwick  Henry,  shoe  maker,  Market  hall; 
house,  1().  Hurst  slreet 

Berwick  William,  Imtiber,  44,  Gt.  Barr  st. 

Best  Charlotte,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 
IS,  Flnrs'»  fair 

Best  Cliarles,  s(dicitor;  li.  S])ring  cottage, 
Wellini^ton  road 

Best  Isaac,  Windsor  chair  mkr.,  2,  Milk  st. 

Best  .lohn,  l)rass  founder  and  desk  seal 
maker,  71,  Sujalliirook  street 

Best  John,  gentleman,  110,  Bradford  st. 

Best  .John,  shi»(Mnak<M\  21.  Vlrri  sfreet 

Best  Joseph  and  Son,  siugical  machinists, 
33,  St.  Paul's  square 

Bi»st  .losoph,  brass  founder,  9,  Whittall  st. 

l{(>st  Robert,  candle  lamp  and  toustingfork 
manuiacturer,  10,  Lndgate  hill 

liest  Samuel,  l»oot  maker,  G,  Exeter  row 

Hest  St«^phen,  bf»ot  closer,  ()."),  NavisfaliiUi  st 

Best  Thomas,  cabinet  case  maker,  9,  St. 
Mary's  row 


Beswick  James,  ironmonger  and  brazier, 
78,  Dale  end 

Beswick  James,  jun.,  ironmonger  &  brazier, 
96,  Great  Hampton  street 

Beswick  Mrs.  Martha,  Clarcncepl.Bristt>lrd 

Bethell  Hephzabeth,  retail  brewer,  34, 
Gough  street 

Betteridge  Richard  Ezekiah,  clock  and 
watch  maker,  18,  Church  street 

Betteridge  Thos.,  dlr.  in  nails,  .^S,  Livery  st, 

Bettridge  Abraham,  steel  pen,  <frc.  d'C.  ma- 
nufacturer; h.  10,  Frederick  st.  Edgbaston 

Bettridge  Chai-les,  hair  dresser,  104,  Gran- 
ville street 

Bettridge  d:  Dixon,  manufacturers  of  every 
description  of  gas  fittings,  5,  Berkley  st. 
and  Wolverhampton 

Bettridge  &  Weston,  steel  pen  and  holder 
manufactm-ers,  i>,  Berkley  street 

Bettridge  John,  japanner  ct  papier  machee 
manufacturer;  h.  S,  Lansdowne  place 

Bet tim  Ch  arles.  pork  butcher,  1 1 .  Ashted  row 

Betton  John,  engineer,  <fec.;  h.  27,  Albion 
place,  Ladywoodlane 

Betts  Charles,  spectacle  maker;  court,  12, 
Aston  road 

Betts  Edwin,  box  and  ivory  rule  maker,  3, 
Marshall  street 

Belts  Hoyla  Holden,  refiner ;  h.  Hagley  rd. 

Betts  James  Henry,  clerk,  Joiu-nal  otfice, 
George  street.  West 

Betts  John,  refiner;  h. 20,  Frederick  street, 
Newhall  hill 

Betts  .lohn,  box  <fe  ivory  rule  manufacturer, 
46,  St.  .James's  place 

Betts  &  Jones,  factors  and  commission  mer- 
chants, 47,  Temple  street 

Betts  <fe  Sons,  refiners,  64,  Charlotte  street 

Betts  Thomas,  clerk,  23,  St.  Paul's  square 

Betts  Thos.,  canal  toll  coir.,  Fordst.  Astonst 

Betts  Thomas,  beerhouse  and  rule  maker, 
12.'),  Great  Brook  street 

Betts  Thomas  Lilly,  factor;  h.2.  Wilton  ter. 

Hetts  Mary  Ann.  hosier.  .';2,  SulTolk  street 

B^tts  ^Vm..  saddletree  nuiker,  52,  Blucher  st. 

Betts  AVilliam  ct  Co.,  saw, plane,  joiners'  and 
edi^e  tool  manufacturers. ."iS.  Lndgate  hill 

Betts  Wm.  canal  toll  coir..  Ford  st.,  .\.stt)n  st. 

Bevan  Amelia,  shopkeej)er,  4G,  Ellis  street 

Bevens  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  67, 
Aston  street 

Bevins  .lames,  pawnbroker.  14,  Hill  street 

Bevins  Thomas,  dairjnnan,  26,  Adderley  st. 

Bewsell  .lohn,  viewer  Tower,  Thomas  st. 
Aston  brook 

Beynon  William,  manufacturer  of  general 
Birmingham  sniallware^,  beads,  sna])s, 
steel  and  nu'tal  jmrse  slides,  stay  and 
sacking  boles,  ijilt  wedding  and  s])lit  rings, 
four-holed  metal  buttons,  d'  for  patentees 
and  registrars  of  designs,  d-c,  42^.  New 
slreet ;  h.  Sh Ireland 

Hibbytt'Ogben,  law  stationers,  1, Waterloo  st 


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liibby  William    Ilocke,    law   stationer;  li. 

JJrouijliam  street 
BickerstartWiu.,  siuifl'er  maker,  (}9,  Dukest 
Bickerton  Henry,  liaberdaslier,  1,  Poi)e  st, 
Bickley  Edward,  shoe  dlr.,  73,  Smallbrook  st 
Bickley  James  tV  William,  pawnbrokers,  69, 

Smallbnxtk  street;  houses,  Lee  Mount 
Bickley  J(din.  gent.,  Fir  Tree  ])lace,  Lozells 
Bickley   Misses    Susanna   and    Emma,    o, 

Wheeley's  road 
Bickley  Thomas,  rag  <fe  paper  dealer,  70, 

Smallbrook  street 
Biddle    Edward,    victualler,    George    and 

Dragon,  47,  ^^' hart  street 
Biddle  (ieorge,  watch  and  clock  maker,  56, 

Dale  end 
Biddle  George,  brush  maker,  coui-t  19;  li. 

court  14,  Moseley  street 
Biddle  John,  draper  drc.  26,  Constitution  hill 
Biddle  John,  desk,  seal,  pen  holder,  book 

clasj),  cV'c.  manufactm'er,  4,  Fleet  sti-eet; 

house,  35,  Parade 
Biddle  Thomas,  butcher,  27,  Meridansti'eet 
Biddle  Thomas,  factor,  16,  Regent  place 
Biddle  Thomas.  i)oulterer  &  game  dealer, 

S6,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Biddulph  Michael,  hairdresser,  2,  Mount  st. 
Biddulph  Thomas,  hair  dresser,  72,  Suffolk  st 
Biddulph  AA'm.,  baker,  33,  Little  Charles  st. 
Bielby   Thomas  Nelson,  merchants  clerk, 

Icknield  street.  East 
Biet    ISIousieur   Alexander,    M.  A.    (from 

Paris)  professor  of  modern  and  classical 

languages,  8,  Colmore  row 
Bigford  Richard,  beerhse.,  31,  Bromsgrove  st. 
Biggs  Ambrose,  tobacco,  snuff,    and  cit,'-ar 

manufactui-er,  1,  Bath  passage,  and  95, 

Smalllirook  street 
Biggs  Hannah,  brass  founder, 37,  Howard  st. 
Biggs  Thomas,  gentleman,  Bristol  road 
Bikker  Charles,  plmnber,  painter,  d'-c,  255, 

Bradford  street 
Bikker  Mrs.  Ellen,  Pershore  road 
Bikker  Mary  Ann,  haberdasher,  179,  Great 

Francis  street 
Bill   Edward,    cabinet  maker   and  broker, 

105,  Constitution  hill 
Bill  George,  engine  turner,  6,  Pritchet  street 
Bill  George  Thomas,  china  &  earthenware 

dealer,  13,  Bath  passage  ;  h.  Bath  row 
Bill  John,  baker  <fe  shopkeeper,  62,  Hollo- 
way  head 
Bill  Joseph,  victualler,  Dog  «fe  Partridge, 

42,  Lombard  street 
Bill  Thomas  Harley,  manufacturer  of  steel 

snuffers,  champagne  nippers,  nutcracks, 

cfe  general  fancy  steel  toys,  37,  Staniforth  st 
Bill  Thomas,  earthenware  dealer,  Market 

hall ;  house,  Bath  passage 
Billing   Martin,   wholesale    paper '  dealer, 

engraver,    copper  plate  and  letter  j>ress 

printer.  Steam  j)rinting  office,  75  and  7t), 

Newhall  street 


Billing  Martin,  cast  and  stam])ed  brass 
founder,  numnfactnrer  of  cornice  poles, 
rings,  bracket  ends,  curtain  bands,  stair 
rods,  deskrailingtt  general  factor,  Charles 
Henry  street;  house,  36,  Montpelier  st. 

Billinge  George,  watch  tfe  watch  casemakei*, 
4,  Bath  passage 

Billinge  Sanmel,  tool  maker,  Kenion  sti'cet ; 
house,  95,  Great  Charles  street 

Billingham  Charles,  green  gcr.,  15,  Aston  st. 

Billingham  George,  jeweller,  court,  1], 
Summer  lane;  house,  court  20,  Hospital  st. 

Billingham  Henry,  druggist  and  grocer,  ts5, 
Alcester  street,  tfe  coal  dealer.  Old  wharf 

Billingham  Jesse,  green  grocer,  51,  Fisher  st. 

Billingsley,  John,  gun  lock  maker,  103, 
Dartmouth  street 

Billingsley  Thomas,  lamp  &  lantern  manu- 
facturer, court  15,  Bartholomew  ro^v ; 
house,  court  19,  Brown  street 

Billington  Edward,  butcher,  7,  Congreve  st. 

Binder  Thomas,  excise  officer,  35,  Lowe  st. 

Bindley  Samuel  Allen,  M.  R.  C.  S.  England, 
and  L.  S.  A.  surgeon,  17,  Newhall  street 

Bingham  Thomas,  clock  maker  and  dialist, 
21,  Meridan  street 

Bingley  IVIr.  John,  Bm-ton  place,  Sand  Pits 

Biugley  Richard,  clerk,  88,  Coventry  road 

Binnell  Robert,  plmnber  and  painter,  37, 
Nelson  street.  West 

Binnion  William,  lamp  marufacturer,  84, 
Edmund  street ;  house.  Lupin  sta-eet 

Binns  Charles  ^Villiam,  provision  dealer, 
94,  Bishopgate  street 

Bint  Saml.,  bricklayer,  14,  Brearley  st.  West 

Birbeck  Charles,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  62, 
Summer  lane 

Birbeck  George,  hair  dresser,  64,  Lichfield  st. 

Bu-ch  Catherine,  victualler.  Red  Lion  Com- 
mercial Hotel,  20,  Bread  st.  Church  st. 

Birch  Charles,  jeweller  ;  house,  80,  Vyse  st. 

Birch  Dorcas,  dyer  of  silk  and  moreen,  13, 
Pros])ect  row 

Bu-ch  Edward,  jjainter  <fe  glazier,  44,  Holtst 

Birch  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Fiveway  terrace, 
Camp  hill 

Birch  Elizabeth,  strawhat  maker,  <feregister 
office,  109,  Coleshill  street 

Birch  Elizabeth,  silk  dyer,  6,  Great  Hamp- 
ton street 

Birch  Isaac,  confectioner,  204,  Bristol  st. 

Bircli  .Tames,  victualler,  King's  Arms,  5S, 
Pershore  street 

Birch  James,  baker;  house,  42,  Snow  hill 

Birch  James,  baker  and  tin  plate  worker,  9» 
Chm-ch  street 

Birch  Jolin,  shopkeeper,  36,  New  Town  row. 

Birch  .lohn,  gun.  etc.  manufacturer,  coal 
dealer,  c%  temperajice  hotel,  26,  Newton  st 

Birch  John,  plane  maker,  39,  Cheapside 

Birch  Joseph,  gilt  toy  manufacturer,  courtj 
21,  Summer  lane 

Birch  Maria,  dyer,  45,  Lichfield  street 


108 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Birch  Lucy,  silk  dyer,  217,  Bristol  street 
Birch  and  Co.,  grocers  and  tea  dealers,  8, 

High  street 
Birch  and  oNIorrall,  jewellers,  80,  Vyse  st. 
Birch  Paul,  jeweller,  30,  St.  Paul's  square 
Birch   Samuel,   earthenware  dealer,    105, 

Heneage  street 
Birch  Thomas,   pewterer,  iron   and   steel 
merchant,  <fec. ;  hoiLse,  81,  Belmont  row 
Birch  William,  car  proprietor,  169,  Lawley  st 
Bird  Alfred,  chemist  and  druggist,  15,  Wor- 
cester street 
Bird  Edward,  head  clerk  post   office,    11, 

Lee  Crescent 
Bird  Elizabeth,  beer  house,    147,  Nelson 

street.  West 
Bird  Mrs.  Frances,  Grant  street 
Bird  Mrs.  Mary,  Sir  Harrys  road 
Bird  George,  excise  officer,  2,  Laurel  terrace 
Bird  James,  clerk.  Lady  wood  lane 
Bird  Jane,  pawnbroker,  74,  Suffi)lk  street 
Bird  Jesse,   hosier   and  haberdasher,   78, 

Bromsgrove  street 
Bird  Joseph,  beer  house  and  butcher,  52, 

Lawley  street 
Bird  Joseph,  wheelwright,  Oozell  street ; 

house,  Cumberland  street 
Bird  Richard,  green  grocer,  12,  Spring  st. 
Bird  Richard,  dairyman.  Palmer  street 
Bird  Samuel,  fruiterer,  86,  Navigation  st. 
Bird   Sarah,  bleeder  with  leeches.  Lady- 
wood  lane 
Bird    Thomas,    brass  dresser,   court,    14, 

Great  Hampton  row 
Bird    Thomas    Henry,   green  grocer,   24, 

Ryland  street 
Bird  Thomas,  bone  cutter,  court,  57,  Cecil  st 
Bird  Walter,  manufacturing  chemist,  104, 

Upper  Trinity  street 
Bird  William,  butcher,  17,  Duddeston  row 
Bird  William,  fruiterer,  95^  Navigation  st., 

and  .'J.'i,  Snow  hill 
Bird  William, paper-hanger,  16,  Hampton  st 
Bird  William, furniture broker,55,Cheapside 
Bird  William,  furniture  broker,  114,  Great 

Ham])ton  street 
Bird  William,  railway  clerk,  114,  Blooms- 

Iniry  place 
Birdeu    John,     patent    medicine    vendor, 

Legge  lane 
Birdon  Mr.  William,  NechoU's  green 
Birkenhead  Richard,  bricklayer,  21 1,  New 

Town  row 
Birkiii  Kdward.  gimblet  and  bit  maker,  225, 

High  street,  Deritend 
Birks  Ann,  stay  and  corset  maker,  9,  Cha- 
pel House  street 
Bilks   J()sej)h,   picture   frame   maker,   45, 

Price  street 
Birks  A\'illiam,  elastic  steel  spectacle  ma- 
ker, 8,  Ryhmd  road 
Birley  and  Sun,  watch    and  clock  makers 
and  jewellers,  76,  High  street 


Birley  James  Gibson,  watch  and  clock 
maker;  house,  76,  High  street 

Birley  Samuel,  watch  and  clock  maker  j 
house,  76,  High  street 

Birmingham  Assay  Office,  3,  Little  Cannon 
street,  JosephWeatherlayPhipson,  assay 
master;  Arthur  Ryland,  solicitor,  40, 
Cherry  street 

Birmingham  Banking  Company,  (draw  on 
Jones,  Lloyd,  tfe  Co.,  and  Glyn  &  Co.,) 
32,  Bennett's  hill ;  William  Beaumont, 


manager 


Birmingham  Battery  and  INIetal  Company, 
manufacturers  of  sheet  brass,  and  tubing, 
79,  Uigbeth  ;  Thomas  Gibbins,  manager 

Birmingham  Canal  Company's  Office,  Old 
W^harf,  Paradise  street ;  Robert  Thomas, 
clerk 

Birmingham  District  Court  of  Bankruptcy, 
Waterloo  rooms,  Waterloo  street 

Birmingham  Fire  Office,  Union  street;  Wm. 
Suckling,  secretary 

Birmingham  Old  Gas  Light  &  Coke  Com- 
pany, 5,  Cherry  street ;  Joseph  Harrison, 
secretary 

Birmingham  Government  School  of  Design, 
69,  ISew  street;  T.  Clark,  master 

Birmingham  Journal,  published  on  Satur- 
day, by  John  Fredk.  Feeney,  38,  New  st. 

Birmingham  Literary  and  Philosophical  So- 
ciety, 7,  Cannon  street 

Birmingham  tfe  Midland  Bank  (draw  on  the 
Union  Bank,)  Union  st.;  Charles  Geech, 
Managing    Director ;    Henry   Edmunds, 


manager 


Birmingham  News  Room,  7,  Bennett's  hill 
Birmingham  Old  Library,  23,  Union  street ; 

William  Aldritt,  librarian 
Birmingham  and  Oxford  Junction  Railway 
Offices, 34, Bennett'shill;  J.  W.  Kirshaw, 
secretary 
Birmingham   Patent   Welded    Iron    Tube 
Company,    Smcthwick,   and   Cambridge 
street;  George  Selby,  managing  director, 
and  William  Norton,  superintendent 
Birmingham  Plate  and  Crown  glass  Com- 
pany, Smethwick;  James  Hartley,  Esq. 
consulting  manager,  and  William  Coxan, 
secretary 
Birmingham   Society   of   Artists,   Temple 

row  ;   H.  Harris,  secretary 
Birmingham  and  Stallurdshire   Gas   Light 

Company's  Ollice,  16,  Old  Square 
Birmingham  Town  and  District  Bank, 
(draw  on  Barclay,  Bevan,  Tritton  cfe  Co.) 
21,Cohnore  row  ;  Bassett  Smith. manager 
Birmingham  Union  Coal  and  Coke  Com- 
pany, 150,  Great  Charles  street;  Josiah 
Green,  agent 
Binningham  Water  W(n-ks  Company's  offi- 
ces, 17,  I'jiradisi?  street;  R.  AN'illiams,  se- 
cretary; n.  Rote,  engineer;  and  T.  II. 
Clarke,  collector 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


109 


Birmingham  Weekly  Diary,  published  on 

Saturday,  by  Chas.  Watson,  2i{,  Temple  st. 
Binniugbam,  Wolverhampton,  and  Dudley 
Railway  Company's  Otlices,  34,  Bennett's 

hill,    G.  W.  Kirshaw,  secretary 
Birmingham,   M'olverhampton,  and  Stonr 

Valley   Railway  Company's  Office,  24, 

Waterloo  street ;  Henry  Morgan,  sec. 
Birtles   John,   saddlers'  ironmonger,  <fec. ; 

Louse,  Wilton  terrace,  Bristol  road 
Birtles  Thomas,  clerk,  62,  Great  Hampton  st 
Bishop  Benjamin,  grocer,  12,  Piggott  street 
Bishop  Benjamin,  engraver   and  printer, 

85,  Lombard  street 
Bishop  Charles,  fancy  steel  toy  miaker  and 

shopkeeper,  136,  Darwin  street 
Bishop  Francis,  shopkeeper,  56,  Bartholo- 
mew street 
Bishop  Harriet,  hosier,  95,  Digheth 
Bishop  John,  retail  brewer,    and  general 

carrier  by  canal,  G  as  street 
Bishop  John,  glazier,  81,  King  Edward's  rd. 
Bishop  Joseph,  shoemaker,  98,  Woodcock  st. 
Bishop  Mrs.  Mary,  159,  Camden  street 
Bishop  Matthew,  coal  dealer,  William  st. 
Bishop   Peter,  bayonet  manufacturer,   12, 

Queen  street 
Bishop  and  Redshaw,  steel  tobacco  box,  &c. 

manufacturers,  court,  3,  Bartholomew  st. 
Bishop  Thomas,  wood   turner,   court,    11, 

Edgbaston  street;  house,  Darwin  street 
Bishop  William,  shoe  maker,  Spark  brook 
Bishop  William,hairdresser,2 12,  Ashted  row 
Bishop   William    Henry,   upholsterer   and 

cabinet  maker   16,    Ann  street;    house, 

Villa  road,  Soho  hill 
Bishton  John,  green  grocer,  86,  Suffolk  st. 
Bishton  Mary,  dairywoman  &  tripe  dresser, 

324,  Svmimer  lane 
Bisseker  John,  tobacconist  and  painter,  13, 

Ludgate  hill 
Bisseker  Mrs.  Mary,  86,  Willis  street 
Bissell  Mrs.  Ann,  Hunter's  lane 
Bissell  Brothers,  iron,  steel,  tin  plate,  coal, 

coke,  fire  and  blue  brick  merchants,  62, 

Water  street  wharf 
Bissell  Henry  Joseph,  iron  <fe  steel  merchant, 

8,  SteelhoiLse  lane ;  house,  Hunter's  lane 
Bissell  John,  beerhouse,  93,  Great  Lister  st. 
Bissell  James,  iron,  steel,  &  tin  plate  mer- 
chant, 265,  Bradford  street 
Bissell  John  &  William,  spectacle  makers, 

12,  Loveday  street 
Bissell  Joseph,  gentleman,  94,  Ravenhurstst 
Bissell  Paul,  iron,  steel,  and  tin  plate  mer- 
chant ;  house,  265,  Bradford  street 
Bissett  John,  clerk,  Morton  place,  Balsall 

heath  road 
Bissett  ^Villiam,  traveller,    Morton  place, 

Balsall  heath  road 
Bitkin  Joseph,  butcher,  30,  Navigation  st. 
Bittleston   Thomas,   official  assignee,    22, 

Temple  street 


Biven  Thomas,  baker  and  shopkeeper,  41, 
Vi\\o  street 

Blackbiu-n  Robert,  canal  toll  collector,  Cres- 
cent locks 

Blacke  Robert,  jeweller,  24,  Wells  street, 
Great  Hampton  street 

Blackford  William,  shopkeeper,  18,  Lan- 
caster street 

Blackham  John,  coach  harness  furniture 
plater,  court  16,  Hanley  street;  house, 
103,  Barr  street,  West 

Blackham  Joseph,  glass  cutter,  St.  Mark's  st 

Blackham  Joseph,  commercial  traveller, 
Enfield  place 

Blackhiu-st  Thomas,  plumber,  painter,  &c^ 
16,  Cherry  street ;  house,  Perrybarr 

Blackie  &  Son,  publishers,  85,  Great  Hamp- 
ton street;  John  Macdonald,  agent 

Blacklock  Peter,  victualler,  Hope  &  Anchor, 
79,  Caroline  street 

Black  well  James,  tailor  &  draper,  49,  New 
street ;  house,  Greenwich  place,  Welling- 
ton road 

Blackwell  James,  shopkpr.,  54,  Summer  In. 

Black  well  Joseph,  beerhouse  and  maltster, 
26,  New  Canal  street 

Blackwell  Josiah,  grocer;  h.,  84,  Snow  hill 

Blackwell  Richard,  beerhouse,  Nechell's  gn. 

Blackstaffe  William,  glass  stainer,  painter 
and  gilder,  55,  Camden  street 

Bladder  William,  manufacturer  of  plated  & 
german  silver  ware,  21,  Mary  Ann  street 

Bladen  Francis,  dairyman,  Edward  st.  par. 

Bladon  Charles,  pawnbroker,  93,  Bucking- 
ham street 

Bladon  &  Cockshot,  coal  mchnts.,  Lozell's 
street  wharf 

Bladon  George,  coal  dealer,  Old  wharf,  and 
beerhouse,  9,  Bath  row 

Bladon  George,  coal  dealer ;  h.  St.  Mark's  st. 

Bladon  John,  clerk,  4,  Cumberland  street 

Bladon  Thomas  Nichols,  piano-forte  teacher 
and  tuner,  142,  Nelson  street.  West 

Blake  Robert,  tobacconist,  20,  Summer  lane 

Blake  Sophia,  dress  mkr.,  31,  New  Church  st 

Blake  Valentine  Walshman,  surgeon;  h. 
6,  Old  square 

Blake  Henry  Wilston,  steam  engine  manu- 
facturer; house,  Hands  worth  village 

Blakemore  James,  crate  maker  and  green 
grocer,  22,  Ludgate  hill 

Blakemore  Joseph,  factor,  <fec. ;  house,  24, 
Frederick  street,  Newhall  hill 

Blakemore  Wm.,  shoemaker,  16,  Pritchet  st. 

Blakeway  John,  lamp  <fe  chandelier  manu- 
facturer, 13,  Edgbaston  street 

Blakeway  Thomas  Wells,  Esq.,  Chad  road 

Blanckensee  Abraham,  jewellery  manufac- 
turer, 4,  Great  Charles  street 

Blanckensee  Isaac,  gold  and  silver  guard 
chain  manufacturer,  23,  Exeter  row 

Blanckensee  Mayer,  jeweller  and  general 
factor.  3,  Harper's  hill 


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RIRMIN'GHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Blund  Julm,  maniifachirer  of  seals,  keys. 
Llack  ornanient.s,  &c.  7,  Weamaii  street 

Blaud  Tlieudure,  steel  aud  gilt  toy  manu- 
facturer and  beerhouse,  H.'i,  Cecil  sti-eet 

Jilaud    Thomas,   gun    enj,Taver,    court    6, 
M'hittall  street ;  house,  2o,  Bread  sti-eet 

Bland  Thomas,  gun  engi"iver,l-i,  Newton  st 

BlaxlaudWm..  woollen  draper,  16,  Snowhill 

Blaze  John,  g\in  rifle  <fc  pistol  barrel  mauu- 
facturer,  .'Jl,  Weaman  street 

Blencowe  William,  shopman,  St.  Mark's  st. 

Blenk  John,  victualler  &  engineer,  Acorn, 
25,  Oxford  street 

Blew  Miss  Maria,  Hagley  road 

Blews  Ann,  bleeder  with  leeches,  63,  Bar- 
tholomew street 

Blews  <fe  Mall,  gilt  tt;  plated  button  manu- 
facturer, 11,  Brook  street 

Blews  Juhn.  candlestick  manufacturer,  &c. ; 
house,  9,  Bartholomew  street 

Blews  John,  gilt  6c  plated  button  manufac- 
turer ;  house.  Sand  Pits 

Blews  ^^'illiam  tfe  Son,  manufacturers  of 
brass  and  imperial  metal  candlesticks, 
candle  and  oil  lamps,  standard  weights, 
fire  brasses,  doorknockers,  plated  snuffers, 
britannia  metal  and  british  ])late  wares, 
bell  founders,  ifec,  9,  Bartholomew  street; 
lumse,  Sand  Pits 

Bliss  Ileury  George,  clothes  aud  fm'uiture 
broker,  83,  Lichfield  street 

I31iss  J  ames,  inspector  of  p<jlice,  8 1 ,  Albion  st '. 

Blissctt  and  Jleynolds,  manufacturers  of 
patent  cfe  porter  malt,  coft'ee  roasters,  (fee. 
Upper  Windsor  street 

Blissett  Richard,  ^•ict.,  Parliament  House, 
39,  Ashted  row 

Blizard  Ann,  school,  33,  Park  st.  Bull  ring 

lilockcidge  Richard,  coal  master.  Holly 
Cottage,  Edgbaston 

Blockley  Thomas,  glover  <fe  leather  breeches 
maker,  44,  Ilea  street 

Blood  fJeorge,  gentleman,  S."),  Cannon  st. 

Blood  Richard  dr  Sons,  factors,  8,  Ann  st. ; 
h.  Lozells 

Blood  R(»bert  tfe  Frederick,  factors;  house,- 
Nursery  terrace,  Hunters  lane 

Blood  Robert,  draper,  Barker  st.  Hunter'sln. 
liloore  Benjamin  Cirovener.  clerk,  Crantst. 
IHoore  Mr.  SI.,  Bath  C(»ttages,Che(pi('rs  wlk. 
Bloore  Saml.,  jun..  auctioneer  tfe  apjiraiser, 
IOj,  New  st. ;  h.  Ehu  cottage,  liiith  row 
Bloomer  .Joshua,  grocer,  44,  Suflolk  street 
Hlov(,'  Thomas,  commission  corn  merchant  ; 

li.  Snowhill  wharf 
Blount  .lohii  Sinire.  gent.  Cioldsmith's  Iwlgs. 
IMount  \V alter,  gcntU-man,  Bristol  road 
lUower  John,  carp<'nter,  ct.  5,  Cherry  st. 
HWtxham  John    Kicbard.  solicitor,  and   ])er- 

i>et\ial  c«)Hiniissioncr  for  taking  acknow- 
edginents  of  deeds  by  married  women, 
for  A\'arwick.  StalTord,  anil  Worcester, 
and  a^^iMit  to  tlie  Hirniiiii^liam  District 
Baukru]»tcy  Court,  22,  \\'aterloo  street 


Bloxham  Thomas,  gun  engraver,  court  3, 
Wliittall  street;  house,  204.  Aston riKid 

Bloxliam  William,  chaser,  embosser,  and 
repairer,  78^,  Steelhouse  lane;  h.  356, 
Smimier  lane 

Bloxham  William,  stay  hole  and  clasp  ma- 
nufacturer, 44,  New  John  street 

Bluck  Benjamin,  beerhouse  <fe  shopkeejjer, 
71.  Pershore  street 

Bluck  Joseph,  butcher.  111,  Suffolk  street 

Blunt  Ann,  infant  school  mistress,  Hands- 
worth  village 

Blunt  George  Vernon,  American  merchant, 
80,  Charlotte  street ;  h.  27,  Frederick  st., 
Newhall  hill 

Blunt  Hannali,  shopkeeper,  6o,  Woodcock  st 

Blunt  Jeremiah,  beer  house,  12,  Ruston  st. 

Blunt  Thomas,  shopkpr..  18,  New  Town  row 

Blyth  Edwin  V.,  brass  cock  manufactru-er 
an  I  plmnbers' brass  founder,  Edward  st. 
Pi-rade,  and  merchant.  Regent  Parade 
'NA"  r.rks  ;  h.  Hagley  road 

Blyth  <fe  Farmer,  papier  machee  and  paste- 
board munufactiu-ers,  japanners,  cfec.  Re- 
gent Parade  Works 

Blyth  Frederick,  factor,  8^,  Edmund  street; 
h,  J,  Calthorpe  street 

Blyth  George,  toll  contractor,  Bristol  road 

Blyth  James,  victualler,  Black  Lion,  82, 
C«!leshill  street 

lilythe  Robert,  shoe  maker,  64,  Weaman  st. 

Blyihe  Thomas,  \-ictualler.  Bull's  Head, 
23,  Prospect  row 

Boaz  Henry,  pearl  button  maker,  court,  17» 
St.  George's  street 

Boddington  Henry,  butcher,  222,  Bristol  st. 

Boddingt(m  ^^'m., butcher.  26,  Ilolloway  hd. 

Bodell  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  61, 
Hampton  street 

Boden  Richard,  uon  and  tin  plate  worker, 
63,  EdnuTud  street 

Boden  William,  shopkeeper.  24,  Price  st. 

Boden  A\'illiam,  victualler,  Cross  Keys,  45, 
Upper  Windsor  street 

Bodeuham  Thos.,  cabinet  maker,  33,  High 
street,  Heritend 

Bodill  William,  messenger  to  the  Court  of 
Bankruptcy,  28,  Broad  street,  Ishngton 

Bodington  George,  veterinary  surgeon,  ve- 
terinary infirmary  and  shoeing  forge,  60, 
Broadst. ;  h.  Yew Treecottage, Northfield 
Bod  ington  J  ames  1 1  eycock,  corn  miller,  etc. ; 
house,  Bristol  road 

,  Bodington  Josejih,  maltster  and  com  factor, 

j      21,  Princip  street;  h.  28,  Frederick sti'eet, 

'      Newhall  hill 
Bodington  Mary,  corn  miller  and  merchant ; 

h.  Erd ington 
Bodington  Mary  6:  Sons,  corn   millers  and 
nuM-chants,  IJritannia  ilour  mill,  I'rinci])  st 

•  Bodington   Thomas,  corn  miller  aud  mer- 

I      chant ;  h.  IS,  K<*y  hill 
I^ofley  ( 'liarles,  shoj)keei)er,  .'r2,  Fordroughst 

;  Boland  Richard,  uuard  chain  mkr.;  h.  Aston 


RIR.MI\GHAM    ALPOABRTICAL    LIST, 


HI 


Boldinnf  (Joorijchankin'sclork,  10.  Hristolrd 
Boldinir  Joseph,  liosior,  liO,  rpprrClougli  s{ 
Bolt  Henry,  silvor8inith,iir».  (It.  llamptoust 
Bolt  Henry,  sliopket^pcr.  S.'i,  Slnm^y  street 
Bolt  Johu,o^uu  l);nTel  maker  and  victualler, 

Black  Horse,  .»!,  I'rice  street 
Bolt  Mnrv,  sli()])keeper,  7'^.  Allison  street 
Bolton  Major  Abraluniu  111,  Bloonisburypl. 
Bolton  rimrlcs,  post  office  clerk,  152,  Brad- 
ford street 
Bolton  David,  surgeon,  88,  Bath  rowbldgs. 
Bolton    Frederick    and    Henry,  mannfac- 
tnrers  of  mathematical  instrmnents.  box 
and  ivorv  rules,  ttc,  t?2,  Lovedav  street 
Bolton    Frederick,    mathematical    in'^tru- 
ment,  ttc,  manufacturer  ;  house,  Vaux- 
hnll  |r»Tove 
Bolton  Henry,  mantifacturer  of  mathemati- 
cal instrmnents,  cVrc,  house, 6*2,  Lovedayst 
Bolton  Henry,  victualler,  New  Inn,  Hands- 
worth  village 
Bolton  James,  lamp,  chandelier,  and  lustre 
manufacturer.  Navigation  street;  house, 
Lea  Bank  road 
Bolton  John,  printer,  3,  Brittle  street;  and 

beerhouse,  178,  Tennant  street 
Bolton  Joseph,  gentleman,  S6,  Belmont  row 
Bolton    Joseph,   pawnbroker,    69,    Broad 

street,  Islington 
Bolton  Josiah,  gi'ocer.  187,  Darwin  street 
Bolton  Richard,  bedstead  maker,  Morlcy's 

buildings 
Bolton  Miss  Sarah,  187,  Camden  street 
Bolton  Sarah  Ann,   school,    138,  Brearley 

street,  West 
Bolton  Thomas,  nianufacturer  of  brass  and 
copper  wire,  rolled  metals,   locomotive 
engine   and   other   tubing,    d'c.    Broad 
street  Metal  Works  ;  h.,  10,  Calthorp^  st. 
Bolton  Thomas,  butcher,  42,  Barr  street. 

Great  Hampton  row 
Bolton   William,   timber,   slate,    and   oal 
merchant,  10,  Broad  street ;  h.  Carpen- 
ter row 
Bolton  William  Silas,  gun  engraver,  21, 

Weaman  street 
Boly  Mrs.  Rebecca,  16,  Calthorpe  street 
Bonas  Charles,  gun  stocker,  Green  lanes 
Bond  Henry,  butcher,  38,  Stafford  street 
Bond  James,  stirrup  maker,  Sutton's  build. 
Bond  .Tames  Halstead,  gentleman,  Lozells 
Bond  John,  brickmaker,    coal  dealer,  and 

beer  house,  Bond  street 
Bond  John  Fletcher,  solicitor,  28,  Bennett's 

hill ;  house  Sherbourne  road 

Bond  Sarah  W.,  mistress  wesleyan  school, 

H  at chett  street ;  house,  12,  Princess  row 

Bond  Thomas,  linen  draper,  100|,  Daleend 

Bond  Thomas,  wholesale  butcherly  3,  Dean  st 

Bonehill  John,    lune    mercliant,    Berkley 

street  wharf;  house,  34,  Cumberland  st. 

Bonehill    Joseph,     hardware    dealer,    36, 

George  street,  Parade 


Bonell  William,  engineer  and  steam  engine 
maker,  !."»,  Waterloo  ])lace,  Hloomsbury 

BonenWilliam,  tailor,.")!),  L  pjjerCiough  st. 

Boness  George,  hosier,  (iildicath 

Bonner  .Joseph,  surgeons  lint  maker,  ."iS, 
New  .John  street 

Bonser  Thomas,  coal  dealer,  Old  Wharf; 
and  factor,  Ellis  street;  house,  20,  I'.xeter 
row 

Bontemps  Mr.  George,  Rescn'oir  road 

Bo(dcer  David,  shoemaker,  180,  Moseley  st 

Booker  Emma,  straw  hat  maker  and  milli- 
ner, 160,  Great  Hampton  row 

Booker  Thomas,  manufacturer  of  gilt  and 
steel  toys,  guard  chains,  German  silver 
spovons,  forks,  &c.  160,  Gt.  Ilam])tonrow 

Book,  r  Thomas,  jun.,  saddlers"  tool  manu- 
facturer, 160,  (ireat  Hampton  row 

Boole  William,  staniper  and  piercer,  court, 
17,  Mott  street 

Boot  George,  beer  house,  101,  Lr.  Tower  st. 

Boot  .Tolin,  baker  and  grocer.  Farm  street 

Boot  Samuel  Peace,  bookseller  and  sta- 
tioner, 16,  Spicial  street,  and  13^,  Small- 
brook  street 

Booth  Edward  Foster,  shopkeeper,  173, 
Unett  street 

Booth  George,  gxin  and  general  engraver, 
court,  92,  Bath  street ;  house,  325,  New- 
John  street.  West 

Booth  George,  joiner  and  builder,  130, 
Nelson  street.  West 

Booth  James,  factor;  house,  Graham  street 

Booth  .John,  boat  builder,  Tindal  street 

Booth  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  228,  New  John 
street.  West 

Booth  Philander  Richard,  stationer,  36, 
Congreve  street 

Booth  Richard,  bricklayer,  2,  Cardigan  st. 

Booth  Richard,  gun  stocker,  court,  7?  Hen- 
rietta street 

Booth  Sanmel  and  Co.,  Factors,  84,  Steel- 
house  lane 

Booth  William,  coal  dealer,  New  Town  row 

Booth  William,  commercial  traveller,  Lo- 
zells terrace 

Bossward  Edw.,  (from  Mr.  Hill's,  London.) 
organ  builder,  and  tuner  of  St  Phillip's, 
and  Town  Hall  organs,  189,  Broad  street, 
Islington  ;  house,  37,  Suffolk  street 

Bostock  Price,  cabinet  maker,  S3,  St.  Mar- 
tin street 

Bostock  Thomas,  butcher.  New  John  street, 
West 

Bostock  Mary  Ann,  mistress  St.  Paul's  In- 
fant school;  house,  Warstone  lane 

Boston  Thomas,  coal  dealer.  Old  wharf; 
house,  court  17,  Weaman  street 

Bosward  Joseph,  carrier,  3,  Hurst  street 
Bosworth  John,  butcher,  Market  hall;  h. 

court  33,  Dale  end 
Botellar  James,   railway  clerk,  Edgbaston 
cottage.  Spring  street 


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BIR.MI.\GH.\M    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Botham  John  Robinson,  architect  and  sur- 
veyor, 47,  Paradise  street ;  h.  Brougham  st 
Bott  Edwin,  snuffer mkr.,  9,  George  st. Parade 
Bott  Geo.,vict.  Leopard  Inn,  1,  Henrietta  st 
Bott  John,  coal  merchant,  Berkley  street 

wharf;  house,  143,  Broad  st.,  Islington 
Bott    John,    (Executors  of)  solicitors,  62, 

Newhall  street 
Bott  John,  butcher,  31,  Pritchet  street 
Bott  Joseph,  shopkeeper,  188,  New  John 

street.  West 
Bott  Mary  Ann,  stay  and  corset  maker,  19, 

Marshall  street 
Bott   Simon,   glass   button    manufacturer, 

court  4,  Caroline  street 
Bott  Mrs.  Sophia,  31,  Newhall  street 
Botteley  George  James,  victualler  &  land 

sun-eyor.  Roe  Buck,  19,  Moor  street 
Botteley  HaiTiet  Matilda,  school,  19,  Moorst 
Botteley  Mr.  Joseph,  22i),  Green  lanes 
Bottomley  John,  grocer,  164,  High  slreet, 

Deritend;  house.  1U6,  Moseley  road 
Boucher  Horatio  Edward,  draper,  mercer, 

hosier,  feather  <fe  flock  dealer,  3,  Newst. 
Boucher  John,  gentleman,  30,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
Boucher  John  junior,  tailor,  woollen  draper 

and  man's  mercer,  20,  New  street  and 

39,  Cherry  street 
Bough  Ann,  tailoress,  48,  Graham  sti-eet 
Bough  James,  tailor,  6,  Mount  street 
Bough  Jpli.,  baskctmkr.,  22,  New  Town  row 
Boughton  Thos.,  shopkeeper,  Aston  Brook 
Boulton  Henry,  pork  Imtcher,  45,  Bull  st. 
Boulton  John,  draper  and  shawlman,  33, 

New  street 
Boulton  Joshua,  clerk,  1,  Allcock  street 
Boulton  M.  P.  W.,  Soho  Mint 
Boulton  Thomas,  saw  piercer,  Hanley  st. 
Bourn  John,  brass  founder,  31,  Lionel  st. 
Bourn   John,   cabinet  &  bedstead  maker, 

112,  Rea  street 
Bourn    Richard,   shoe   maker,   55,    Upper 

Hospital  street 
Bourne  Caroline,  dress  maker,  3S,  Hall  st. 
Bom-ne    Francis    Cleland,    l)ank    cashier, 

Buckingham  place,  Bristol  road 
Bourne  Henry,  fruiterer,  90,  SmalUirook  st. 
Bourne  Henry,  tea  dealer,  tfec. ;  house,  The 

Limes,  Reservoir  road 
Bourne  .Tames  and  Ilenrj',  wholesale  and 

retail  tea  dealers,  grocers,  and  agents  for 

blasting  powder,  1,  High  street 
Bourne    James,    tea    dealer,   &c. ;  house, 

nigh  field  road 
Uourne  .lohn,   carpenter,  joiner,  and  fixer 

of  all  kinds  of  machinery,  stamps,  lathes, 

presses,  etc.,  41,  Mount  street 
Bourne  John,  canal  inspector,  Smnmerrow 
iJourne  John,  junior,  civil  engineer,   Smn- 
merrow ;  house,  136,  Vyse  street 
Bourne   Joseph,  beerhouse    and   spectacle 
maker,  54,  Price  street 


Bourne  Joseph,  manager.  Nursery  terrace 
BoTirne  Mr.  Rowland,  173,  Bristol  street 
Bourne  Sarah,  school,  173,  Bristol  street 
Bourne   Thomas,  victualler,    George   and 

Crown,  26,  John  street.  Dale  end 
Bourne  Thomas,  coal  merchant.  Old  wharf; 

house,  Bordesley  green 
Bom-ne  Wm.,  gentleman,  84,  Great  Brook  st. 
Bourne   William,   shopkeeper,   23,    Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 
Bom-ne  William,  coal  merchant.  Old  wharf; 

house,  Bordesley 
Bowater  Joseph,  brass  caster,  Duke  street 
Bowater    Thomas  Vancitart,  factor,  West 

place,  Pershore  road 
Bowater  William  Henry, haberdasher,  143, 

Chcapside 
Bowdidge  Thomas,  auctioneer,  appraiser, 
cabinetmaker  &  upholsterer,  106,  Digbeth 
Bowdler  John,  wheeh^Tight,  court  22,  Lan- 
caster street 
Bowen  Charles,  straw  hat  maker,  12,  Mon- 
mouth street 
Bowen  John,  jobbing  smith,  3,  Bristol  street 
Bowen  Jonas,  shopkeeper  &  brass  founder, 

41,  Duddeston  row 
Bowen  Jonas,  manufacturer  of  electro  and 

plated  wares,  127,  Hospital  street 

Bowen  Joseph,   victualler,    carpenter    and 

builder,  Freemason's  Arms,  27,  Up.  Priory 

Bowen  Matthew,  jobbing  smith  and  garden 

tool  mnfr.,  St.  ISiartin's  st. ;  h.  3,  Bristol  st 

Bowen  Richard,  stationer,  bookbinder,  and 

machine  ruler,  45,  Constitution  hill 
Bowen  William,  factor,  <fec. ;  h.  Spark  hill 
Bower  Edward,  solicitor ;  h.  Small  heath 
Bower  Mrs.  Eliza,  Monument  place 
Bower  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  46,  Bristol  street 
Bower  Leonard,  victualler,  White  Horse, 

William  street 
Bower  Monoali,  soda  water  and  lemonade 
manufacturer,  57,  Great  Charles  street; 
house,  2,  Tenby  street 
Bower  Matthew,  beerhouse,  184,  Camden  st 
Bower  »fe  Reynolds,  solicitors,  36,  Paradise  st 
Bower  tk  Wright,  patent  thread  mtrs.,  hemp 
and  linen  merchants,  154,  Bromsgrove  st. 
Bowers  Rd.,  druggist  tfe  grocer,  37,  Aston  st 
Bowes  G  eorge,baker  tt  shopkr.  211,  Bristol  st 
Bowier  Thomas,  baker,  125,  Lionel  street 
Bowker  George,  carrier's  agent,  154,  Great 

Charles  street 
Bowker  Joseph,  gun  implement  forger,  ct. 
33,  Lench  st. ;  h.  Cottage  place.  Farm  st. 
Bowler   Pinder  Augustine,  chemist,  Cam- 
den j)lace.  Lower  Camden  street 
Bowler  William,  wheehvright,  New  Thomas 

street,  Charles  Henry  street 

Bowles  J os(«ph,  jeweller,  48,  Gt.  Hampton  st 

Bowley  Arthur,  beerhouse,  34,  Newton  st. 

Bowley  Benjamin,  manufacttu"er  of  all  kinds 

of  wrought  ironwork  for  railway  carriages, 

<fc  gcnl.  smith,  Victoria  works,  Smethwick 


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l^nvlry    Thomas,   victualler.   Old   En;j;iue, !  Hradbnry  TlKtmas.  joweller,  (iircat  Kinu:  st, 


49,  Dale  end 
Bowlini;  Mrs.  Matilda,  4,  Anderton  .'•trcet 
liowly  Mr.  William,  .'},  Clarence  j)lace 
Bmvn    Fred(  rick,  couuucrcial  traveller,  20, 

Reiii'ent  place 
BowTin^,  llev.  Thomas,  Unitarian  minister, 

\Vitley  place.  Pershore  rc^ad 
1>  >\vnas,  Mrs.  Marianne,  Ebenezer  teiTaco 
Bow.st  Benjamin,  whij)  thongmaker,  Cregoe 

place.  Bell  barn  road 
Box  (Jeori(e.  shopkeeper,  11,  lUoomsbmy 
Box  Mai'k,  locksmith  and  bellhanger,  court, 

1 7<  Summer  lane 
Boyce  James  lUn'uolds,  brass  founder,  (fee; 

house,  -216,  Verulam  j)lace 
Bayce  James  tfe  Son,   brass  founders   and 

umbrella  furniture  makers,  26,  Alcester  st 
Boyce  Joseph,  brass  fomider,  lo6,  High  st. 

Bordesley 
Boyce  Mary,  Bath  chair  maker,  102,  Broms- 

grove  street 
Boyce  Richai'd,  shoe  maker.  Swallow  street 
Boyce   Samuel,   coffin  furniture    and   nail 

manufacturer,  CKveland  st. ;  h.  Finch  st. 
Boyce  Mrs,  Sarah  cV:  Eliz.,  24i>,  Bradford  st 
Boyle  Arthiu*,  beerhouse  and  shopkeeper, 

3S,  Nelson  street,  West 
Bt)yle  <fe  Co.  china  and  earthenware  manu- 

factm-ers,  dealers  in  cut  and  plain  glass, 

108,  Steelhouse  lane  ;  manufactory,  Fen- 
ton,  Staffordshire 
Boyle  Miss  Elizabeth,  Handsworth  village 
Boyle  James,  soap  manxifacturer ;  house, 

^Vinson  Green  House 


Hrailbury  Tlios.,  brass  louuder ;  h.  Ledsaui  st 
Bradbury  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  1 1,  William 

street.  North 
Bratlbury  Thomas,  coal  dealer,  Oozells  st. 

wharf;  h.  Ledsani  street 
Bradbury  William,  gun  engraver,  court  92, 

Bath  street;  h.  Wiltoii  street 
Bradbury  Wm.  shoe  maker,  109,  Livery  .st. 
Bradford  Mrs.  Ann,  Moseley  road 
Bradford  Boylstone,  i)a.inter,  I'M,  Lawley  st 
Bradford  George,  steel  pen  nuuiufacturer, 

3,  King  Alfreds  place 
Bradford  James,  brush  maker  and  furniture 

broker,  14,  Old  Meeting  street 
Bradford  James,  dairyman,  5,  Blucherst. 
Bradford  Jiilius,  l)aker,  147,  Dartmouth  st.; 

h.  Lister  street 
Bradley  Francis,  metal  ring  maker,  court  7, 

Hampton  street 
Bradley  Mr.  George,  15,  Montpelier  street 
Bradley  George,  baker   and  lioiu-  dealer, 

34,  Bell  Barn  road 
Bradley  James,  brewers  agent,  7,  St.  Mar- 
tin's row 
Bradley  John,  tailor,  32,  Inge  street 
Bradley  Joseph,  die,  stock,  screw  plate,  and 
scale   beam   manufacturer,   in   all   their 
branches,    HI,   Bartholomew  buildings, 
Bordesley  street 
Bradley  Joseph,  fire  iron  manufacturer,  44, 

Lombard  street 
Bradley  Parthenia,  german  silver  pen  holder 
manufacturer  and  dress  maker,  258,  New 
John  street.  West 


Boyle    Robert,   manager   Smcthvvick   soap    Bradley  Ralph,  tobacconist,  69,  Snow  hill ; 
works,  Soho  road  |      house.  Villa  road 

Bradley  Samuel,  fancy  glass  toy  manufac- 
turer, 4,  Beak  street 
Bradley  Samuel,  railway  elk.  3,  St.  Martm  st 


l^)yies  Daniel,  cabinet  maker,  238,  Great 

Colmore  street 
Boynton  James,  beerhouse.  Little  Hill  st. 
Boynton  John,  green  grocer,  15,  Sun  st.  W. 
Bracey,  Charles,  surgeon,  43,  Bristol  street 
Bracey  John  William,  victualler,   Rodney  j 

Tavern,  84,  Edmund  street 
Bracey  Joseph,  hau-  dresser,  94,  Holt  st. 


Bradley  Thomas,  tortoise  shell  tea  caddy 

maker,  30,  Cross  street 
Bradley  ^\illiam,  coal  and  lime  merchant, 

Eyre   street   \\harf,    and  retail    brewer, 

George  street.  West 


Bracher  Edward,  grocer,  224,  Gt.  Colmorest  [  Bradley  Wm.,  hair  dresser,  153,  Lawley  st 


Bradley  William,  manufacturhig  chemist, 
Swan  A'illage,  ^^'est  Bromwich ;  house, 
Highland  cottage,  Bristol  road 

Bradley  William,  wood  screv/  manufac- 
turer; house,  Darwin  street 

Bradley  ^Villiam,  brazier  &  furniture  broker, 
11,  Dudley  street 

Bradley  ^\'illiam,  wheelwright,  Saltley 


Bradberry  .f  ohn,  print  er'sj(  tiner,70,Cheapsd. 
Bradbuni  George  &  Thomas,  manufacturers 

of  copper  and  tin  wares,  rules,   &c.,  1 8, 

Alcester  street,  St.  George's;  h.  14,  Ra- 

venhurst  street 
Bradbury  Frederick,  manufacturer  of  papier 

machee  cruet  frames,  2,  Prospect  row  | 
Bradbury  James,  coal  dealer,  49,  Smith  st.  J 
Bradbmy  John,  file  and  rasp  maker,  ct.  1,    Bradney  William,  ironmonger,  gun  manu 

and  house,  50,  Bromsgi-ove  street  '      factm-er  and  cutler,  41,  Stafford  street 

B 
Br 

Brafli)ury 
Bradbury  Sanmel,  victualler,  Duke  of  York, 

18,  Doe.  street 
Bradbury  Samuel,  green  grocer  and   fisli- 

niouger,  25,  Stafford  street 


and  luuise,  50,  Bromsgi-ove  street  '      iact:m-er  ana  cutler,  41,  Manoru  street 

h-adbury  Joseph, dairyman,  100,  Tennantst ';  BradnockCharles, egg Occ. dealer,  11,  Phillip 
Jradbury  Richard,  shopkeeper,  Garbett  st.  j      street.  High  street 
h-adbury  i^  Rushtcm,  brass  fndrs.,  Ledsam  st ;  Bradnock  Samuel,  gas  fitter,  court  2,  Lud- 


gate  hill 


Bradshaw  Abbott,  coffeehouse,  15,  Livery  st. 
Bradshaw  John,   ])a])er  hanging  uianiifac- 
tm'erd:c.;  hou.se.  <i.  Moat  row 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Bradshaw  Mr.  Joseph,  Lea  Bank  road 
Bradshaw   and    Knowles,   paper  hanging 
mnfrs.,  decorators,  plumbers,  glaziers,  <fe 
painters,  40,  New  street,  &  5,  Moat  row 
Bradshaw  Thomas,  carpenter,  90,  Suffolk 

street ;  house.  Stoke  street 
Bradshaw  William,  victualler,  shopkeeper, 
and   carpenter.  Golden  Lion,   25,  High 
street,  Deritend 
Bragg  Abraham,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  92, 

Lancaster  street 
Bragg  George,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
85,  New  street  ;  house,  Lady  Wood  road 
Bragg  George,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
Shakespeare  Wine  Vaults,  96.  New  st. ; 
house,  Birchfield  house 
Bragg  Henry,  painter,  BaiTack  street 
Bragg  James,  shoe  maker,  81,  Hospital  st, 
Bragg  Mary  Ann  &  Jane,  school,  Newhall 

hill;  houses,  Camden  place 
Bragg  Mary,  plate  powder  and  polishing 

paste  manufacturer,  30,  Marshall  street 
Bragg  ThomEis  Perry,  gold  and  silversmith, 

jeweller,  &c.  72,  Northwood  street 
Bragg  Mr.  Thomas  Perry,  senior,  Camden 

place,  Lower  Camden  street 
Bragton  Lawrence,  shopkpr.,  65,  Howard  pi. 
Brake  Job,  tailor  and  draper,  146,  Bath  row 
Bralee  Henry,  shoe  maker,  Saltley 
Bramich  Joseph,  farmer,  Hagley  road 
Bramich  Thomas,  junior,   corn   chandler, 

122,  Great  Hampton  street 
Brampton  Isaac,  elastic  bandage  &  brace 

manufacturer,  8,  St.  James's  street 
Bramwell  Joseph,   wood  tiirner,    Baggott 

street  mill  ;  house,  33,  Holt  street 
Branch  Bank  of  England,  10,  Bennett's  hill; 

Charles  Tindall,  agent 
Brandon  Alfred,  baker   and   flour  dealer, 

153^,  Camden  street 
Brannan  James,  rag  merchant,  court,  Alli- 
son street 
Brannon  John,  pig  and  cattle  dealer,  24, 

Allison  street 
Brannon  William,  pig  and   cattle   dealer, 

coiu-t  5,  Allison  street 
Branson   George,  builder   and  contractor; 

hou.se,  22,  Vauxhall  grove 
Branson  «fe  Gwyther,  builders  &  contractors, 

Bcbnont  row 

Branson  Hy.,  greengrocer,  322,  Summer  In. 

Branston  and  Sons,  maltsters,  31,  Summer 

row,  &  Newark-ou-Trent ;  Martin  \V  11- 

kinson,  agent 

Bnuit  Angelina,  milliner  and  stay  maker, 

13,  (ireat  King  street 


Bray  and  Bridges,  solicitors,  20,  Temple  st. 
Bray  Edward,  smallware  dealer,  101,  Coles- 
hill  street 
Bray  Edward,  shopkeeper,  30,  New  Canal  st 
Bray  Soloman,   solicitor  and  town   clerk ; 

house,  20,  Temple  street 
Bray  Sarah,  dressmaker,30,  New  Canal  st. 
Brazenor  William,  racket  and  bowl  maker, 
Bath  street;  house,  106,  Great  Charles  st. 
Brazier  John,  shoe  maker,  147,  Moseleyst. 
Brazier  Joseph,  snuffer  maker,  court,  3,  St. 

Martin's  street 
Brazier  William,  painter,  7,  Hampton  st. 
Breakspeare  John,  plasterer  and  colourer, 

11,  Newhall  hill 
Breakspear  Robert,  carpenter  and  joiner, 
6,  Summer  row ;  house.    Barker  place, 
Barker  street,  Sheepcote  lane 
Brealey  Ann,  milliner,  2,  Northwood  street 
Brearley  John,  brush  maker,  115,  Livery  st 
Breasley   George,  jun.,  engraver,  copper- 
plate and  letter  press  printer,  York  passage 
Brecknall  Catherine,  hair  dresser, 5,  Lower 

Temple  street 
Brecknell  Charles,  confectioner,  98,  North- 
wood  street 
Brecknell  John,  hair  dresser,  73,  Gt.  Barr  st 
Brecknell  Noah,  hair  dresser  and  umbrella 

maker,  31,  Constitution  hill 
Breedon  Samuel,  bookkeeper,  84,  Rea  st. 
Breedon  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  corn  factor, 
<fec.,  1,  Victoria  terrace,  Hockley  hill 


Breedon   William,   locksmith, 


80,    Small- 


brook  street 
Breese  Charles,  japanner,   and  manufac- 

tiu-er  of  papier  machee,  iron,  and   every 

other  description  of  japanned  goods,  6ii^ 

Great  Charles  street;  house,  63,  Simimci' 

hill  terrace 
Breese   George,  factor,    and    copper-plate 

manufacturer,  127,  Vyse  street 
Breese  Mrs.  Sarah,  29,  Unett  street 
Breeze  Edward,  beerhouse,  16,  High  street, 

Deritend 
Breeze  William,  shopkeeper.  72,  Meriden  st 
Breidenbach  Thomas,  merchant  ;  house,  1, 

Friday  bridge 
Brentnell    Melinda,    grocer.    Park    road, 

Nechells  green 
Breraton  Moses,  shopkeeper,  54,  Fazeleyst 
Bretherton  Barthobmiew,  coach  proprietor, 

Swan    coach    oflictN    137,    New   street, 

lious(%  Wheeley  Park 
Bretherton  Thos.,  horse  <fe  carriage,  reposi- 
tory, 59,  Pershorcstrret ;  house,  ShirUn"  st. 
BrettcU  John,  ivory  and  bone  turner,  36, 

Suff(»lk  street 

146,   Lau- 


Hrassington  Jno.,cooper,27,  New  Town  row 

Bratt  James,  retail  brewer,  116,HockloyliilI  '  BrettcU  Samuel,  brai-s  founder, 

Bratt  James,  tinman's  furnitiu-e  maker,  99,  i      caster  street 

Molt  street  I  Brettell    Thomas,  .sliop  tool    broker,    129, 

Bratt   Moses,  plumber,    painter,   &'C.,    11,|      IjuncaMtcr  street 

Willis  strrot  j  Br<?ttrll  William,  coal  merchant,  Oozells  st. 

Brawn  Henry,  attorney  sclk. ,27a, Sandpits       wlmrf;  house,  47,  Tindal  st.,  Camden  st. 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPIIARRTICAL    LIST. 


11') 


Brewer  Ellen,  heerhouse,  28,  Balsall  street 

Brewer  Frederick  Josiah,  seedsman  and 
florist,  80,  liroad  street,  Islington 

Brewer  Nathaniel,  shoe  maker  and  leather 
seller,  .S4,  Coniueve  street 

Brewer  Thomas,  chaser,  Frederick  place, 
Frederick  street,  Newhall  hill;  house, 
1.3,  Newhall  street 

Brewster  James,  carpenter  and  chimney 
pot  manufacturer,  Nechells  green 

Brewinn  Rev.  Grant,  B.  A.,  independent 
minister,  17,  Albion  street 

Brian  Patrick,  slipper  maker,  19,  Old 
Meeting  street 

Brice  Edward,  car  proprietor,  86,  Smith  st. 

Brice  Rev.  Edward,  (wesleyan,)  18,  Bath  row 

Bricknell  William,  hair  dresser,  12,  Hill  st. 

Bricknell  Thomas,  hair  dresser,  13,  Great 
Brook  street 

Bridcut  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant; 
house,  103,  High  street 

Briden  John,  engineer,  machinist,  lathe, 
tool,  and  patent  axle  tree  maker,  203, 
Livery  street;  house,  32,  Little  Charles  st 

Briden  William,  tailor,  44,  Bread  street, 
Newhall  street 

Bridge  Henry,  shoe  maker,  33,  Gough  st. 

Bridge  James,  tailor,  16,  Tonk  street 

Bridge  John,  corn  chandler,  <fec.,  Blooms- 
bury 

Bridge  Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  4, 
Easy  row 

Bridges  Cath.,  dress  maker,  16,  Henrietta  st 

Bridges  Charles,  solicitor  ;  house,  Welling- 
ton road 

Bridgens  Joseph,  banker's  clerk,  Pershorerd 

Bridgens  Mary  and  Harriet,  toy  dealers, 
49,  Horse  fair 

Bridges  Elizabeth,  milliner  and  dress  ma- 
ker, 21,  Gough  street 

Bridges  George  and  Son,  tailors,  Coach 
yard.  Bull  street 

Bridges,  William,  jeweller,  8,  Bath  street 

Bridgwater  Benjamin,  broker  and  shoe 
maker,  90,  Suffolk  street 

Bridgwater  Edward,  soda  water  dealer,  14, 
Cecil  street 

Bridgwater  Elizabeth,  register  office  and 
stay  maker,  Coleshill  street 

Bridgwater  and  Gregory,  japanners,  109, 
Snow  hill 

Bridgwater  J abez,  manufacturer  of  metallic 

.  hothouses,  copper  sashes,  shop  fronts,  fan 

lights,  domical  and  other  ventilating  sky 

lights,   ornamental  windows,  verandahs 

and  other  roofs,  &c.,  287,  Summer  lane 

Bridgwater  John,  japanner ;  h.50,  Snow  hill 

Bridgwater  Joseph,  manufacturer  of  me- 
tallic hot  houses,  copper  sashes,  shop 
fronts,  fan  lights,  domical  and  other 
ventilating  sky  lights,  ornamental  win 
dows,  verandahs  and  other  roofs,  flats, 
«fec,  387,  Summer  hiue 


Bridgwater,  Joseph,  chemist  and  druggist, 

214,  High  street,  Deritend 
Bridgwater  Joseph,  beerhouse,  113,  Coles- 
hill  street 
Bridgewater  Mary,  vict..    Barrel   Tavern, 

50,  Snow  hill 
Brierley   Joshua  Leonard,   mannfacttu-ing 

stationer,  printer,  ruler  and  binder,  104, 

Dale  end  and  court  93,  High  street 
Briggs  David,  tobacconist,  14,  Bell  street ; 

house,  2,  Paradise  terrace 
Briggs  Geo.,  linen  dpr.,  Handsworth  village 
Briggs  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  &  Hannah, 

milliner,  1 2,  Exeter  row 
Briggs  John,  butcher,  46,  Constitution  hill 
Briggs  Samuel,  builder,  282,  Bradford  street 

stone  and  marble  yard,  Cardigan  street 
Briggs  Samuel,  dealer  in  patent  oil  cloth, 

22,  Steelhouse  lane 
Bright  Aaron,  shoemkr.,  Sutton's  buildings 
Bright  Edward,  brass  founder,  29,  Lench  st. 
Bright,  Martin,  &  Britles,  saddlers  <fe  coach 

ironmongers,   and   whip  manufacturers, 

39,  New  street 
Bright  and  Summer,  drapers,  68,  Snow  hill 
Bright  Samuel,  draper ;  house,  68,  Snow  hill 
Brighton  George,  builder, 48,  Camden  street 
Brighton   Thomas,  victualler,   Old   White 

Lion,  27,  Thorp  street 
Brindley  Carew,  tripe  drsr.,  30,  Bloomsbury 
Brindley  George,  paper  and  papier  macliee, 

tray  and  pannel  manufactm-er,  16,  Cum- 
berland street 
Brindley  Hannah,  saddlers  tool  mnfr.,  301, 

Summer  lane 
Brindley  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  237, 

Bristol  street 
Brindley  John,  ribbon  and   straw  bonnet 

manufacturer,  and  dealer  in  hosiery,  lace, 

&c.  35  and  93,  Snow  hill 
Brindley  John,  butcher,  9,  Great  Lister  st. 
Brindley  Major,  reporter,  87,  LTnett  street 
Brindley  Samuel,  beerhouse,  Steward  street 
Brinsley  Robert,  grocer  and  tea  dealer,  8, 

Church  street 
Brinsley  W  illiam,  grocer,  &c.  29,  Weaman  st. 
Brinton  Mrs.  Jemima,  Bristol  road 
Brinton  Richard  Corbett,   iron   merchant, 

Bristol  road 
Brisband  Henry,  pearl  worker  and  button 

maker,  42,  Howard  street 
Briscall    James,   chronometer    clock,   and 

watch  maker,  48,  Constitution  hill 
Brisco  Bryan,    shoe    maker,    128,    Upper 

Tower  street 
Briscoe  John,  vict.,  George,  30,  Chapel  st. 
Briscoe  Mary  Ann,  plumber,  painter,  &c., 

209,  High  street,  Deritend 
Bristovv  Edward,  schoohnaster,  4,  Old  square 
Bristow  Wm.,  plumber,  glazier,  &  painter, 

1 10,  Bloomsbury  place 
British   and  Foreign  Copper  Company,  7, 

Newhall  street ;  William  R.  Lloyd,  agent 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHAnETIC.AL    LIST. 


British  Patent  Lap  Joint  Welded  Iron  Tube 

Company,  (The)  and  mannfactnrers   of 

cveiy  description  of  gas  fittings,  o,  Berkley 

street,  and  M'olverhampton  ;  Bettridgc  cvr 

Dixon,  managing  partners 
Brittain  Ann,  beerhonse, Bloomshnry  street 
Brittain  Ann,  brass  founder  ;  h.  .'57,  Parade 
Brittain  Charle.^,  lay  assistant,  St.  Mary's  ; 

house,  7'>?  l^pper  Tower  street 
Brittain  Charles,  gun  percussioncr,  court 

12  ;  house,  73,  Steelhouse  lane 
Brittain  Edward,  shopkeeper,  48,  Lister  st. 
Brittain     James    Green,    viewer     Tower, 

Yates  street 
Brittain  John,  rope  and  twine  maker,  42, 

Horse  fair 
Brittain  Emma,  bleeder  with  leeches,  234, 

New  Town  row 
Brittain  John,  jeweller,  58,  Vyso  street 
Brittain  Richard  and  Co.,  brass  founders, 

pocket  book  lock  and  toy  manufacturers, 

37,  Parade 
Brittain  Sarah,  butcher,  Market  hall 
Brittain  Thomas,  clerk,  8,  Great  Russell  st. 
Brittain  Thomas,  coach  beading  maker,  43,  ^ 

Loveday  street 
Brittain  William,  rope  and  twine  maker,  ; 

84,  Lichfield  street  I 

Brittain   William,  ghnblet,   brace  bit,  and  ' 

brush  makers'  bit  manufacturer,  and  beer-  i 

house,  20,  Bartholomew  row  j 

Brittain  "\^'illiam,  gim  implement  maker, 

239,  Aston  road 
Brittell  John,   commercial  traveller,  304, 

Summer  lane 
Brittle  AVilliam,  pearl  button  maker,  court 

4,  Staniforth  street  i 

Brittles  John,   saddlers'   ironmonger,  &c. ;  I 

house,  Bristol  road  j 

Britton  James,  bridle  ciitter  and  shot  belt ' 

maker,  1,  Brook  street;  h.  llampstead  rd 
Broadbent  Thomas,  plumber,  glazier,  and 

painter,  24,  Exeter  row  ;  house,   Exeter  [ 

place,  Bristol  road  | 

Broadfield  Benjamin,  brass  snuffer  maker,  1 

36,  Duke  street 
Broadhead  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  21,  Stani- 
forth street 
Broadhurst  Henry,  gun  finisher,  court  26,  | 

Moland  street 
Broadhurst  James,  car  proprietor,  3,  Vaux- 

hall  street 
Broadhurst  John,  tin  plate  worker  ;  house, 

.Icnnen's  row 
Broadlnirst  .lames,  Berlin  wool  warehouse, 

Ila^^lt'y  row 
Broadlnirst  John,  file  cferasp  manufacturer, 

(iopsall  street;  house,  20,  Jennen'srow 
Broadlnirst  Thomas,  brass  castor,  court  20, 

Ivbinnid  street 
Broadhurst  William,  beerhouse,  Garbett  st. 
liroadway  John,  saddler,    121,  High  street, 

Bordesley 


Brockie  Agnes  Usher,  ftii.s1re.«rs,  Bishop 
Ryder's  school,  Gem  street;  house.  44, 
Fisher  street 

Brockington  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  10, 
Livery  street 

Brockington,  William,  shopkeeper,  and 
glass  button  maker,  99.  Smith  street 

Brockurt  V\'illiam,  furniture  broker,  3i;, 
Aston  street 

Brogden  James,  fishmonger,  101,  Ilillst. 

Bromage  George,  coal  dealer  and  builder, 
26,  Severn  street 

Bromage  John,  shoe  maker.  ~i'\  Moor  s^. 

Bromage  Joseph,  jeweller,  57.  Moor  street 

Bromhall  Charles,  fire  iron  manufactr.rc-r, 
52,  Essex  .«ftreet 

Bromige  Mr.  Thomas,  court  4,  Howe  street 

Bromlej'  Benjamin,  cow  keeper,  Icknield 
street.  West 

Bromley  Edmund,  .shopkee];er,  7,  Nelson 
street.  West 

Bromley,  Edmimd  George,  clerk,  81,Bish- 
opgate  i?treet 

Bromley  William,  paper  stainer,  19,  Ja- 
maica row 

Bromwich  James,  hairdresser,  26,  Freeman 
street 

Bromwich  Richard,  locksmith  and  1)ell- 
hanger,  28,  Stafford  street 

Bromwich  Robert,  gas  fitter  and  l)oer  en- 
gine maker,  26,  Freeman  street 

Bromwich  William,  clerk,  7,  Cregoe  street 

Brook  Rev.  Benjamin,  Independent  Minis- 
ter, Lozells  terrace 

Brook  John  Richard,  clerk,  and  Joyce, 
milliner.  Cobden  place 

Brook  John,  stamper  and  piercer,  56^  Na- 
\ngation  street 

Brook  Joseph,  car  proprietor,  131,  Broms- 
grove  street 

Brooke  Brothers,  tea  dealers  and  gi-ocei-s, 
57.  High  street 

Brooke  Charlotte,  ladies  school,  21,  Broad 
street,  Islington 

Brooke  Edward,  gennan  silver  polisher, 
ct.  15,  Cecil  street 

Brooke  Joseph,  tea  dealer  and  grocer;  h. 
57.  High  street 

BrookeA\illiam  Sr  Co.,  analytical  chemists, 
and  refiners  of  jdatinuni,  uranium,  co- 
balt, and  nickel  ores,  and  general  enamel 
colour  makers,  354.  Cheapside ;  honse, 
2,  Eastern  place,  Pershore  road 

Brooke  W  illiam,  grocer ;  h.  1 1  ampstead  rw. 

Brooker  .Iaiie&  Knth  ilan-is,  haberdashers 
and  straw  hat  nnikers,  S5,  Aston  street 

Brook(\s  Aaron,  cooper  and  packing  case 
maker, 3,  Edmund  street ;  house,  Brough- 
am street 

Brookes  Charles,  tailor  and  draper,  81, 
New  street 

Brookes  Charles,  scripture  reader,  Christ 
Church,  Lady  Wood  terrace 


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r>r<^<)lves  Edger,  gvm.  ]>istol,  ami  rifle  inanu- 

laetiirer;  liouse,  19,  Knssell  stroet 
Brodkos  Edward  <fe  Son,  j;nn,  ])istol,   and 

rifle  mannfacturors,  18,  and  19,  Riissellst. 
Brookes  Edward  Sauuiel.  victualler  and  gas 

fitting  manufacturer,  Coach  and  Horses, 

30,  Snow  hill 
Brookes  Edward,  jewellery  manufacturer; 

court,  2,  Essex  street 
Brookes  Francis,  butcher,  71 »  Up  Tower  st 
Brookes  George,  pearl  button  maker,  38, 

Ban-  st.  Great  Ilampton  row 
Brookes  James,  beerhouse,  82,  Garrison  In. 
Brookes  James. shoemaker,  and  Elizabeth, 

milliner,  55,  Vauxhall  road 
Brookes  Rev.  John,  gent.,  Unitarian  minis- 
ter, 256,  Aston  road 
Brookes   John,    beerhouse,    and    builder, 

Cambridge  street 
Brookes  Joseph,  'green  grocer,  82,    Steel- 
house  lane 
Brookes  Joshua,  eating  house,  14,   Dud- 

deston  row 
Brookes  Richard,  baker,  10,  Cox  street 
Brookes  Robert,  iDeerhouse,  46,  Skinner  In. 
Brookes  Sarah,  dress  mkr.,  26,  Camden  st. 
Brookes  Seth,  painter;  court,  5,  Gt.  Ban-st 
Brookes  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  154,  Hamp- 
ton street 
Brookes  Thomas,  master  of  St.  Andrew's 

National  School;  h.Dixon'sln.,  Highgate 
Brookes    Thomas,   shopkeeper,  54,   Great 

Colmore  street 
Brookes  Thomas,   grocer,   81,  Steelhouse 

lane  ;  house,  5,  "West  parade,  Bristol  rd. 
Brookes  William,  wood  screw  forger;   h. 

court  3,  Bradford  street 
Brookes  William,  tailor,  5,  Washington  st. 
Brookshaw  MLss  Caroline,  Hagley  road 
Broomfield  Thomas,  shopkpr.,  20,  Pigott  st. 
Broomhall  Charles,  fire  iron  manufactm-er ; 

court,  3,  Thorp  street 
Broomhead  John  Moi-ris,  national  school- 
master, and  Ann  Morris,  mistress,  222, 

Great  Colmore  street 
Broomhead  Robert,  ivory  bone  and  wood 

turner;  court,   101,  Pope  street;  house, 

Albion  terrace 
Broomhead  Thomas,  auctioneer,  175,  High 

street,  Deritend 
Broomhead  Robert,  ivory,  bone,  and  hard 

wood  turner,  101,  Pope  street;  h.  Albion 

terrace,  Legge  lane 
Broomhead  Mr.  William,  54,  Frederick  st. 

Newhall  hill 
Broster  Richard,  stone  agent,  Granville  st. 
Brothers   Thomas,  tool  maker,   7,   Great 

Hampton  street 
Brothers  \'alentine,  clerk.  Mill  street 
Brough  Ann,  stay  and  corset  maker,  320, 

Cheapside 
Brough  Edward,  grocer,  143,  High   street, 

Bordesley 


Brough     Xehemiah,    machinist    and    tool 

makc^r,  59,  Constitutictu  hill;  house,   59, 

Wells  street,  Great  Ilamptou  street 
Though    Thomas,   manufacturer  of  silver 

plated  wares,  32,  Sun  street.  West 
Brough  William,  new  and  old   bookseller, 

22,  Paradise  street,  and  ll(),Gt.  Brook  st. 
Broughall   Charles,   slio])keeper,   hay  and 

straw^  dealer,  23,  liisho])gate  street 
Broughton  Frederick  Pierce,  agent  to  the 

grand  junction  canal  company,  Fazeley 

street  wharf ;  house,  13,  Bristol  road 
Broughton  Robert,  jewellery  finisher,    19. 

Jjower  Brearley  street 
Browett  Alfred,   grocer,  tallow  chandler, 

cheesemonger,  and  maltster,  47,  Small- 
brook  street 
Browley  (Jeorge,  baker,  85,  Navigation  st. 
Brown    Benjamin,    wholesale    and  retail 

boot  and  shoe  manufactm-er.  81,  High  st. 
Brown  Benjamin,   tailor,   2,    JNIary   street, 

Caroline  street 
Brown  Catherine  Eleanor,  school,  19,  Nel- 
son street.  West 
Brown   Charlotte,   straw  hat    maker,    6,'), 

Hurst  street 
Brown  Charles,  locksmith  and  bellh anger, 

39,  Edmund  street 
Brown  Mrs,  Charlotte,  Whitmore  cottage, 

Coventry  road 
Brown  Edward,  green  grocer,  ct.  18,  Holtst. 
Brown  Elizabeth,  grocer,  34,  Bradford  st. 
Brown  George,  locksmith  and  bellhanger, 

88,  Ashted  row 
Brown  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Ryland  road 
Brown  Frederick, victualler,  Adderley  Arms, 

Saltley 
Brown  George,  gun  and  pistol  maker,  46, 

Price  street 
Brown  George,  school.  64,  Temple  place 
Brown  George,  commercial  traveller,   Ry- 
land terrace 
Brown  George,  gur.  maker,  46,  High  street 
Brown  George,  jeweller,  Round  hills 
Brown  Henry,  wine  and  spirit  merchant. 

16,  Ed  gbaston  street 
Brown  Henry,  jeweller  and  pawnbroker, 

107,  Great  Hampton  street 
Brown  Henry,  coal  dealer  and  beerhouse, 

32,  Severn  street 
Brown  Henry,  brace  bit  and  gimblet  ma^ 

ker,  25,  Vauxhall  street 
Bro\^'Ti  Henry  J.,  architect,  46,  Unicni  pa.s- 

sage;  h.  275,  Great  Colmore  street 
Brown  Henry,  looking   glass  and  j)icturo 

frame  maker,  82,  Upper  Hospital  street 
Bro\\Ti   James,  shop  and    cowkeeper,   28, 

Hami)ton  street 
Brown  James,  travelling  draper.  6,  Rea  st. 
Brown  James  Crockett,  beerhouse,  oo,  Ra- 

venhurst  street 
Brown    James,    brass    cock   founder,    14, 

Woodcock  street 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Brown  James,  \-ictualler  and  maltster, 
White  Hart,  24,  Sherlock  street 

Brown  James,  britanuia metal  goods  manu- 
facturer, 13,  Easy  row 

Brown  James,  haberdasher,  Tennant  street 

Brown  John,  retail  brewer  and  musician, 
117,  Livery  street 

Brown  Rev.  John,  curate  All  Saints,  and 
chaplain  of  the  new  cemetery,  Icknield 
street,  East 

Brown  John,  wheelwright,  Mott  street;  h. 
107,  New  John  street.  West 

Brown  John,  grocer  and  provision  dealer, 
3,  Sherbourne  street 

Brown  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  10, 
King  Edward's  place 

Brown  John,  victualler.  Globe  Tavern,  42, 
Great  Hampton  street 

Brown  John,  dairyman,  34,  Sheep  street 

Brown  John,  Gentleman,  273,  Great  Col- 
more  street 

Brown  John,  victualler,  Hop  Pole  Inn,  25, 
Pershore  street 

Brown  John,  shopkeeper,  82,  Lichfield  st. 

Brown  John,  hair  dresser,  11,  Banbury  st. 

Brown  John,  pork  l)utcher  and  provision 
dealer,  111,  Digbeth 

Brown  John,  post  office  clerk,  Ladywood 
grove 

Brown  John  Knight,  auctioneer,  46,  Union 
passage,  and  brick  maker,  Garrison  lane  ; 
house,  274,  Great  Colmore  street 

Brown  Joseph, beerhouse,  33,  Upper  Tower 
street 

BrowTi  Joseph,  glass  engraver,  court,  37, 
Digby  street 

Brown  Joseph,  shopkeeper,  HI,  Great 
Hampton  street 

Brown  Joseph,  old  clothes  dealer,  36,  Dud- 
ley street 

Brown  Joshua,  brass  caster,  22,  Lovedayst. 

Brown  Lucy  Ann,  shopkeeper,  90,  War- 
stone  lane 

Brown,  Marshall,  and  Co.,  railway  car- 
riage builders,  New  Canal  street 

Brown  Mary,  capmaker,  42,  Navigation  st. 

Brown  Mathias,  carpenter  72,  Oxford  st. 

Brown,  Owen,  and  Co.,  coach  and  harness 
manufactureis,  101,  Litchfield  street 

Brown  Mr.  Peter,  Irving  street 

Brown  Robert,  gun  stock  maker.  Potter 
street;  house,  04,  A  shied  row 

Brown  Rol)ert,  connnission  agent.  Golden 
hilhtcks.  Small  heath 

Brown  Samuel,  die  sinker,  court,  114, 
Ijionel  street 

Brown  Samuel,  gun  finisher,  court,  28, 
Whitliall  street;  house,  93,  Aston  road. 

Brown  Saiiuiol,  pocket  book  and  fancy 
case  maker,  132,  Hath  row 

lirown  Sarah,  green  gi'ocer,  62,  Bath  st. 

Brown  ik  Son,  saddle  tree  makers,  7.  Moat 
row 


Brown  Stephen,  manufacturer  of  gennan 
silver,  brass,  and  steel  thimbles  ;  coiu"t, 

5,  Duddeston  row ;  house,  58,  Bartholo- 
mew street 

Brown  Thomas,  saddle  tree  maker ;  house, 

7,  Moat  row 
Brown  Susannah,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 

Hagley  row 
Brown  Thomas,  gun  engraver ;  court,  55^ 

Weaman   street ;    and    beerhouse,    206, 

New  Town  row 
Brown   Thomas,   victualler,   Odd   Fellows 

Arms,  54,  Edmund  street 
Brown  Thomas,  brass  founder,  Cobden  pi. 
Brown  Thomas,  news  agent,  printer,   <fec., 

39,  Upper  Gough  street 
BrowTi    Thomas   Bellisson,   manufacturing 

chemist,  Handsworth  village 
Brown  Thomas,  button   solderer,  and   S., 

dress  maker,  12,  Ludgate  hill 
Brown  Thomas,  travelling  draper,  3,  Bor- 

desley  street 
Brown  William  Henry,  box  and  ivory  rule 

manufacturer,  11,  Caroline  street ;  house. 

Monument  lane 
Brown  William,  copper-plate  printer,  152, 

Brearley  street.  West 
Brown    William,    merchant's    clerk,    198, 

King  Edward's  road 
Brown  William,  cabinet  maker,   &c.,    124, 

Moland  street 
Brov^Ti  William,  travelling  tea  dealer,  126, 

Francis  street 
Brown  Wm.,  printer,  57,  Great  Hampton  st 
Brown  William,  bricklayer,  oS,  Ash  ted  row 
Brown  William,  butcher,  43,  Lancaster  st. 
Brown  William,  chaser,  54,  Edmund  st. 
Brown     William,     plumber,     glazier    and 

painter,  88,  Hurst  street 
Brown  William,  pork  butcher,  9,  Horse  fi*. 
Brown  William  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  d-c, 

6,  Gosta  green 

Brown  William,  silversmith.  Villa  street 
Brown   William   Crockett,  beerhouse    and 

butcher,  Handsworth  village 
Browuell  William  Daniel,  victualler,  Lamp 

Tavern,  134,  High  street,  Bordesley 
Brownhill  Mary,  dress  maker,  26,  Smith  st. 
Browning    Benjamin,    baker.    Park  road, 

Necholls  green 
Browning   Charles  Lloyd,  carrier,   Ciu-zon 

street;  houso,  Ilarbourne 
Browning    Sarah,    victualler.    Acorn,    15, 

Summer  street.  Navigation  street 
Browning  AN'illiani,  cmljosser  and  gilder  on 

steel,  and   Jane,  dress  maker,  13,    Cam- 
den street 
Brucciane  Vincent,   parasol  and  umbrella 

maker,  67,  Stafford  street 
Bruce   Charles,   tinman,   28,    High   street, 

Deritend 
Bruce  John    Mackenzie,    shopkeeper,   71, 

Park  street,  Bull  ring 


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Bruce  John,    boot   and  ^shoe  maker,   54, 

Ijclmont  row 
Bruce  William,  wood  turner  and  japanner. 

Railway  terrace 
Bructou  Ann,  straw  bonnet  maker,  5,  Prin- 
ces street 
Brueton  Emily,  eating  house,  176,  Livery  st 
Brueton     Joseph,    whitesmith  ;     court,   4, 

Sherbourne  street 
Brueton  \Villiam,  glass  toy   manufacturer, 

and  beerhouse,  120,  Pritchet  street 
Brunner  Ignatius,  watch  and  clock   maker, 

66,  Edgbaston  street 
Bryan  Elizabeth,  milliner,  163^,  Broad   st. 

Islington 
Bryan  John,   carpenter,   359,   New  John 
street.  West 

Bryan  John,  fm-niture broker,  216,  Livery  st 

Bryan  Sus  m,  confectioner,  42,  Ann  street 

Bryan  Thomas,  victualler,    Red  Lion,  30, 
Lancaster  street 

Bryan  William,  manufacturing  jeweller;  h. 
42,  Ann  street 

Bryan  Wm.,  metal  dealer;  h.  Calcutta  ter. 

Bryant  Joseph,  saddler  and  harness  maker, 
79,  Albion  street 

Bryars  John,  beerhouse,  62,  Hurst  street 

Bubb,  Joseph,  fruiterer,  8,  Nelson  st.  west 

Buckcrfield  Wm.,  shopkpr.,  14,  Sherlock  st. 

Buckingham   Rev.    Thomas,   Independent 
minister,  Grosvenor  place 

Buckland  Richard,  draper,  100,  Bull  st. 

Buckle  William,  civil  engineer,  Soho  hill 

Buckler   Charles   Augustus,   pawnbroker, 
171,  Hockley  hill 

Buckler  David,  joiner  and  cabinet  maker, 
35^^  Constitution  hill 

Buckley  Edmund,  vict.,  Winson  Green  Ta- 
vern, Winson  green 

Buckley,  Eli,  builder,  15,  Mott  street 

Buckley  Elizabeth,  shopkpr.,  37,  Queen  st. 

Buckley  Frederick,  steel  toy  and  gilt  key 
manufactiu-er,  ct.  9,  New  Smnmer  street 

Buckley  and  Hope,  platers,  and  manufac- 
turers of  gennan  silver  wares,  32,  Hock- 
ley hill 

Buckley  J  as.,  beerhouse,  30,  Henrietta  st. 

Buckley  James,  butcher,  13,  Vauxhall  rd. 

Buckley  Jane,  shopkpr.,  162,  Bromsgrove  st. 

Buckley  John,  beerhs.  and  shopkr.,  Gib  hth. 

Buckley  Mr.  John.  Bristol  road 

Buckley  John,  plater  cfec;  h.  33,  Hockleyhill 

Buckley  Samuel,  merchant,  109,  New  street; 
house,  1,  Calthorpe  street 

Buckley  Wm.,  sign  painter,  10,  Aston  road 

Bucknian  Edward,  commercial  traveller, 
2,  West  Parade,  Bristol  road 

Bnckton  INIrs.  Sarah,  28,  Calthorpe  street 

Buff  Benjamin,  coal  dealer,  22,  Ban- street. 
Great  Hampton  row 

Buffery  Joseph,  iron  castor,  6U,  Constitu- 
tion hill 

Bull  Rev.  George  Stringer,  rector  of  St. 
Thomas's,  Hagley  road 


Bull  Mary  Ann,  midwife,  15,  Harford  street 
Bull  James,  shoe  maker,  37,  Coventry  st. 
Bull  John,  gentleman,  1 14,  Livery  street 
Bull  Thomas,  pearl  button   maker,  court 

84,  Barford  street 
Bull  William  Richard,  professor  of  music, 

77,  Parade 
Buller  Joseph,  cab  proprietor,  29,  Peck  lane 
Bullivant  Charles,  national  school  master. 

All  Saints  street 
Bullivant  Chas.,  jeweller,  39,  New  Canal  st. 
Bullivant  Charles,    button    manufacturer, 

162,  Great  Charles  st. ;  h.  Monument  In. 
Bullivant  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Hagley  road 
Bullivant  G.  and  H.,  button  manufacturers, 

124,  Great  Charles  street 
Bullivant    George,    button  manufacturer; 

house,  Hagley  road 
Bullivant  Geo.,  tailor,  16,  Brearley  st.  West 
Bullivant  Henry,  file  manufacturer,  court 

18,  Hill  street  ;  house,  HoUiday  street 
Bullivant    Henry,    button    manufacturer ; 

house,  Hagley  road 
Bullivant  Joseph,  shoe  maker,  68,  Oxford  st. 
Bullivant  William,  shopkeeper,  54,  Upper 

Hospital  street 
Bullock  Eliza,  dress  and  bonnet  maker,  4, 

Mary  Ann  street 
BullockFrederick,  harness  mkr.,  25, Livery  st 
Bullock  John,  shoemaker,  32,  Cox  street 
Bullock  John,  hatter,  24,  New  Summer  st. 
Bullock   John,   wire  gauze   and  Venetian 

window  blind  manufacturer,  132,  Suffolk  st 
Bullock   Thomas,   horn   and  bone   butt(»u 

manufacturer,26,  Clivelandst. ;  h.  Lozells 
Bullock  William  Shadwell,  iron  merchant, 

153,  Great  Charles  st. ;  h.  27,  Calthorpe  st 
B alius  Joseph,  shoe  maker,  5,  Ryland  st. 
Buhner  James,  carpenter,  &  S.,  dress  maker, 

81,  Lower  Tower  street 
Bulpit  Thomas  William,  victualler,  Horse 

and  Groom,  28,  Livery  street 
Bulwell  Chas.,  victualler,  Antelope  s  Head, 

56,  Bread  street,  Newhall  street 
Biunpass  Richard,  butcher,  Ji  Snow  hill 
Bumpfess  Richard,  butcher,  3,  Monmoiitli  st. 
Bunco  John,  hair  dresser,  5,  Aston  road 
Bunce  John,  watchmaker,  174,  High  street, 

Deritend 
Bunce  Samuel,  green  grocer,  58,  Hanley  st 
Bunch   Benjamin,   lathe,   press,   and    tool 

maker;  house,  court  91,  Bath  street 
Bunch   and  Paget,  lathe,  press,    and    tool 

makers,  court  12,  Price  street 
Buncher  James,  clerk,  4,  Great  Russell  st. 
Buncher  John,  brass  founder,  10,  Cumber- 
land street 
Bnnford    James,    cabinet   case   maker,    1, 

Lower  Pershore  street 
Bunkle  James, upholsterer,  145,  Heneage  st. 
Burall  William,  engin(vr,  George  st..  West 
Burbidge  Abrah.nni,  dairyman,  Bhnsbry.  st. 
Burbidge  diaries,  victualler,  Punch  Bowl, 

45  Steelhousc,  lane 


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Burbiflj^e  Estlier,  milliner.  1G3,  Bradford  st. 
liurbidgc   Henry,  corn  and  hop  merchant 

and  seedsman,  291,  Bradford  street 
Burl)idi,^c  Tlioinas.  hop  merchant,  seed  and 

corn  lactor,  16,  High  street 
Burbidge    William,   corn   dealer   and   hop 

merchant.  136,  Bromsgrove  street 
Burbridge  Mr.  John.  Francis  st.,  Edgbaston 
Burlniry  Samuel  Winter,  surgeon,  7j,  St. 

Mary's  row 
Biirch  David,  packing  case  and  box  maker, 

6.  Bath  street 
Burdett  Francis  Walter,  fruiterer  and  cider 

dealer,  31;},  Broad  street 
Burdett    Frederick,    wine   d'C.   merchant ; 

hoxise,  Islington  row 
Burdett   Henry   Francis,   surgeon;   house, 

"2.3,  Temple  row 
Burdett  and  .Tones,  surgeons,  42,  Newhall 

street,  and  23,  Temple  row 
Burdie  Maria,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 

16,  Newhall  street 
Burford  Mary,  shopkeeper,  15,  Smallbrookst 
BurgeAbrhm.,  fanner.  Hay  Mill  brook  Farm 
Burgess  Charles,  shopkeeper,  40,  Brearley 

street.  West 
Burgess  Charles,  shopkeeper,  16,  Allison  st. 
liurgess  Eliz.,  haberdasher,  123,  Cregoe  st. 
Burgess  Henry,  victualler.  Old  Plough  and 

Harrow  Revived,  127^,  Suffolk  street 
Burgess  Henry,  poulterer,  73,  Navigation  st 
Burgess  John,   steel  pen  holder  manufac- 
turer, ivory,  bone,  and  hard  wood  turner, 

129,  Great  Charles  street 
Burgess  Mary  Ann,  beerhoiise,  Wheeler  st. 
Biu*gess  Mrs.  Sarah,  Meriden  place 
liurgess  Sarah,  school,  165,  Great  Francis  st 
Burgess  Sarah,  boardiughotise,  30,  Moor  st. 
Burgess  Thomas,  carpenter,  26,  Bell  Barn rd. 
Burgess  Wm.,  wire  drawer,  Bartholomew  st. 
Burgess    William,    cimmiercial    traveller, 

23,  Bartholomew  street 
Ihirgis  Albert,  fancy  foiled   paper  maker, 

93,  Ast<»n  street 
B.urgoyne  Sarah,  haberdasher, 243,  Aston  rd 
Hurgoyiie    William,    shopkeeper,    Tindall 

street  buildings 
Burgum.lohn.  beerhouse,  106,  Dartmouth  st. 
IWirke  .lames,  tailor,  (iO,  IIiimi)tou  street 
Burkinshaw  Chas.,  assistant  leather  seller, 

8,  King  Alfred  s  ])lace 
Barley  Ann,  dress mkr.. 51.  Little Charlesst. 
Hurley  Henjamin,  ])iirse  mounter  and  fancy 

steel  toy  manufacturer,  coiu-t  4,   Blucher 

street;  house,  37,  Ellis  street 
IJurley    Benjamin,    victualler.    Roe    Buck, 

40,  Ladgiite  hill 
Hurley    iNIaria    I'elecia,  straw  hat    maker, 

75,  Hrouisgrove  street 
Hurley  Richard,  iron  founder.  Lower  H\u"st 

street.  East 
Hurley  William,  hairdresser, 67.  Colesliill  st. 
iiurman  John,  clerk,  132,  Kent  terrace 


Burraan  William,  glass  &  china  merchant, 

&c. ;  house,  30,  Union  street 
Burn  James,  brass  founder  <fe  manufacturer 

of  lamps  and  gas  fittings,  cornice  poles 

and   rings,   curtain  bands,  general  wire 

worker,  tfec,  96,  New  John  street 
Burn  James,  tailor,  oo^  Fazeley  street 
Burnett   George,   shoe  maker,   26^,   John 

street.  Dale  end 
Bumham  Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  maker, 

29,  Summer  lane 
Burns  Ann  ^layhew,  British  school  mistress, 

Lozells;  house,  Eldon  street 
Bums  Marj',  furniture  broker,  139,  Ickuield 

street.  East 
Bums  Saml.,  gun  unplement  manufacturer, 

Steelhouse  lane ;  house,  court  359,  New 

John  street.  West 
Burns  Robert,  japanner.  Bridge  st..  West 
Burr  Michael,  pawnbkr.,  35,  Nelson  st.  West 
Burrough   Abraham,   lamp   manufacturer, 

56^,  Park  street.  Bull  ring 
Burrows  John,  cabinet  maker  an^l  eating 

house,  12,  MoTint  street 
Burrows  J jdi.,  haberdasher,  G9.  Lancaster 
Burstall  Tliomaa,  engineer,  Ryland  road 
Burstall  Timothy,  Bimiingham guttapercha 

depot,  46,  Paradise  street 
Burt  John,    foreman    coach   builder,    and 

Adalaide,  dressmaker, 39,  Upper  Deanst. 
Burt  AVilliam,  merchant,  8^,  Edmivnd  street ; 

house,  Hagley  road 
Burt   M'illiam,   juetal   button   maker,     10, 

Sunnner  hill  terrace 
Burtin  George,  boot  closer  and  flax  dealer, 

19,  Navigation  street 
Burton  Benjamin,  shoe  maker.  Villa  road, 

Soho  hill 
Burton  Carey,  shopkeeper,  45,  Barn  street 
Burton  Charles,  general  ironmonger,  cutler, 

and  manufactm-er  of  tools.  57,  Coleshijlst 
Burton  Francis,  baker,  Nechells  green 
Burton      George,      commercial    traveller, 

Nechells  green 
Burton  John,  curtain    and  tin    linger    ring 

manufacturer;  court,  34,    Lower   Brear- 
I      ley  street 
Burton    John,  dairyman    and   shopkeeper, 
i      77,  Harford  street 
\  Burt(ui    John,    jieriodical   dealer,   and    bill 

poster,  10,  Cheaj)side 
liurton  John,  steel   pen  manufacturer;  h. 

25,  Albion  ])lace.  Lady  Wood  lane 
Burton  .losliua,  police  sergeant,    12,   New 

John  street 
Burton   Richard,  baker,  ifec,    1,    Richmond 

terrace,  Coventry  road 
Burton  S.  and  .L.  steel  pen  manufacturers, 

13,  Cuniberlaud  street 
Hurton  Sarah,  victualler,  Stag  and  Phea,•^aut, 

2fi,  >Voo(lcoek  street 
Hiuton  Sarah,  stay  au<l  corset  maker,  199, 
A  silted  row 


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Burton  Samuel,  steel  pen  manufacturer;  h. 

18,  King  Alfred's  place 

Burton  Samuel,  saddler,  <fec. ;  house,  Monu- 
ment lane 

Burwell Susannah,  shopkeeper,  29,  Gough  st 

Burton  Thomas,  pamter,  Lathner  st.,  S. 

Burton  William,  beerhouse,  35,  Bcnacre  st. 

Burton  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  71, 
Moseley  street 

Burton  ^\'illiam,  rivit  and  Avrought  nail 
manufacturer ;  court,  20,  Park  lane, 
Park  street.  Bull  ring 

Biu-y  George,  surgeon,  Moxint  pleasant, 
Hunter's  lane 

Busby  (jeorge,  wire  worker,  and  wire 
guage  window  blind,  and  improved  sur- 
veyor's measuring  chain    manufacturer, 

19,  Aston  street 

Busby  James, gentleman,  Hagley  road 
Busb_v  John,  grocer,  349,  Summer  lane 
Busby  Joseph,  wire  worker,  and   shopkpr., 

42,  Inge  street 
Busby  Ilichaid,  brewer's  agent,  90,  Raven- 
hurst  street 
Busby  William,  file  and  tool  manufacturer ; 

court,  lo^,  Steelhouse   lane;    house,   18, 

Harford  street 
Busby  Willoughby,  victualler.  Church  Inn, 

22,  Great  Hampton  street 
Bush  Charles,   victualler,  Chapel  Tavern, 

.37,  Fleet  street 
Bush    Elizaheth,    shopkeeper,    92,    Upper 

Tower  street 
Bush  William,  hosier,  17,  Henry  street 
Bushell  Benjamin,    fender    manufacturer, 

36,  Ward  street 
Bushell  Catherine,  dress  mkr.,  14,  Bristol  st 
Bushell     Edward,    bookbinder ;     court,    2, 

Cannon  street ;  house,  23,  Unett  street 
Bushell   Enock,   brace   and    belt    maker. 

White's  buildings.  Bow  street 
Bashell  John,  grocer,  provision  dealer,  and 

silver  plater,  164,  Heneage  street 
Bushell  John,    tripe   dresser,   58,   Broms- 

grove  street 
Bushell  Joseph,  plater  on  steel  and  german 

silver,  Little  Hill  street 
Bushell    Thomas,   gun   maker ;     com-t,  5, 

New  Canal  street 
Bushell  Thomas,  jobbing   smith    and  tool 

maker,    186,    Livery   street;     hoTise    14, 

Church  street 
Bushell  William,  bookbinder,  20,  Thorj)  st. 
Bushell    William     Henry,    stationer   and 

bookseller,  Heneage  street 
Busst  John,  manufacturer  of  gun  cleaning 

rods,  sportmen's    portable    turn   screws, 

lock  vices,  wadding  punches,  percussion 

tiu'u  screws,  &c.,  <fec.,  78,  Coleshill  street ; 

house,  79,  Brearley  street 
Busst  Richard,  beerhouse,  34,  Lichfield  st. 
Buswell  Janis,     earthenware  dealer,    66, 

Hockley  hill 


Buszard  William,  druggist,  grocer  and  hop 
fat-tor,  oil  and  colom*man,  &c.,  22, 
Cheapside 

Butler  Abraham,  dairyman.  Heath  Mill  In. 

Butcher  Alexander  J>.,  woollen  draper,  29, 
Cannon  street 

Butcher  John,  malleable  iron  founder,  Bag- 
gott  street 

Butcher  Mrs.  Julia,  Elephant  and  Castle, 
commercial  Ijoarding  house  and  refresh- 
ment rooms,  143,  Lawley  street 

Butcher  Joseph,  heavy  steel  toy  polisher, 
Hart's  mill ;  h.  court  Banbury  street 

Butcher  Matthew,  blacksmith  and  wheel- 
WTight,  47,  Aston  road  ;  h.  Pool  street 

Butcher  Thomas,  clerk,  Aston  brook 
I  Butler  Ambrose,  jeweller,  59^,  Constitution 
hill;  house,  6,  Mott  street" 

Butler  Ann,  shopkeeper,  12,  Bread  street, 
Newhall  street 

Butler  Benjamin,  box  and  iv^ory  rule  manu- 
facturer. New  Summer  street;  house,  86, 
Brearly  street 

Butler  Mrs,  Dorothy,  167,  Camden  street 

Butler  Edward,  file  maker  ;  court,  Horse  fr. 

Butler  Edward,  factor,  15,  St.  Paul's  sqr. 

Butler  Edwin  Abraham,  tailor,  draper,  and 
outfitter,  77,  High  street;  house,  Quarry 
houses.  Perry  barr 

Butler  MissEliz.  Tiu-ner,  George  st.  Lozells 

Butler  Elizabeth,  milliner  and  dress  makr. 
255,  Aston  road 

Butler  Hemy,  pearl  button  manufacturer, 
123,  Vauxhall  road ;  house,  47,  Great 
Francis  street 

Butler  James,  manager,  201,  Aston  road 

Butler  James,  shoe  maker,  95,  Bordesley  st. 

Butler  James,  scabbard  and  scabbard  fur- 
niture manufacturer,  and  haberdasher, 
141,  Broad  street,  Islington 

Butler  John,  german  silver,  brass,  &c., 
dealer,  10,  New  John  street.  West 

Butler  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  221, 
Aslited  row 

Butler  John,  carpenter,  Inge  street 

Butler  Joseph,  beer  house,  82,  Lawley  st. 

Butler  Joseph, shopkeeper,  18,  Summer  row 

Butler  Joseph,  surgeon,  45,  Horse  fair 

Butler  S.  tfe  Co.,  coffin  furniture  makers, 
patentees  and  manufacturers  of  the  un- 
rivalled cooking  and  roasting  apparatus, 
wire  workers,  weavers,  and  drawers,  and 
manufacturers  of  wire  gauze  window 
blinds,  and  patent  metallic  cord  for  sashes, 
chandeliers,  (fee.  3S,  Summer  row,  and 
Saltley  Wire  Mills 

Butler  Samuel,  tool  maker,  ct.  Lr.  Tower  st 

Butler  Simeon,  locksmith  and  bellhanger, 
61,  Aston  street 

Butler  Spilsbury,  wire  worker,  (fee.  (fee. ;  h. 
Saltley  Wire  Mills 

Butler  Thomas,  snuffer  manufactiu"er ;  h. 
Great  Lancaster  street 

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Butler  Thomas,  last  and  hoot  tree  maker, ' 

17,  Park  street,  Bull  ring 
Butler  Thomas  &  William,  snuffer  mnfrs., 

Brueton's  mill 
Butler  Thomas,  daiiyman.  Farm  street 
Butler  Wm.,  dairpnan.  Park  rd.  Nechells  gn 
Butler  William,' snuffer  manufacturer;  h. 

court  1 U,  Aston  road 
Butler  William,  shoe  maker,  28,  Gt.  Barrst 
Butler  William,  gun  barrel  browner,  court 

8,  Loved  ay  street 
Butler  William,  pearl  button  manufacturer, 

2,  Summer  hill  teirace 
Butler  Wm.,  blacksmith,  ct.  21,  Gt.  Lister  st 
Butler  William,  scabbard  maker;  h.  240, 

Great  Colmore  street 
Butt  Mrs.  Frances,  142,  lUoomsbury,  South 
Butterwick  Thomas,  news  agent,  73,  Staf- 
ford street 
Butterworth  Mrs.  Sarah,  Richard  street 
Butts  John,  wood  turner,  2,  Moore's  row 
Buxton  Steph.,  green  grocer,  249,  Sherlock  st 
Bynner  Jeremiah,  lamp mkr.  86, Green  Ins. 
Bynner  William  Warner,  assistant  overseer, 

I,  Princes  street 
Byrne  Michael,  carpenter,  31  Vo?  Dale  end 
Byrne   Patrick,   pig   and  cattfe  dealer,   1, 

Allison  street 
By  water  Harvey,  broker,  1,  Tonk  street 
Bywater  Josejih,  fruiterer  and  shopkeeper, 

3,  Ludgate  hill 
Cadbury  Brothers,  tea  dealers  and  coffee 

roasters,  93,  Bull  street,  and   wholesale 

tea  dealers  and  coffee  merchants.  Bridge 

street.  Broad  street 
Cadlmry    Benjamin  Head,  tea   and  coffee 

merchant ;  h.  J 14,  Broad  st.,  Lslington 
Cadbury  John,  tea  and  coffee  merchant ;  h. 

34.  Calthorpe  street 
Cadbury  Itichard,  gent.,  39,  Calthorpe  st. 
Cadby  George,  shopkeeper,  10,  Tauter  st. 
Cadby  James  Edward,  metal  ingot  caster, 

.39,  M(mnt  street 
Cade  Charles,  jjumj)  maker  and  well  sinker, 

10,  Manchcstor  street 
( 'ad(>  Graham,  <j;r<'en  gi-()C<M',  2(51,  Bradford  st 
(.'ain  Isaac,  currier  ;  h.  14,  Francis  st.Ashted 
Cain  d' Maxwell,  curiirrs,  1  l.\,  I'rospect  row 
Cairns  Aim,  register  office  for  servants,  36, 

Colmore  row 
Cairns  Benj.,  relieving  officer,  fiftli  district, 

.57,  Kenion  st. ;  h.  44.  Lower  CaincbMi  st. 
Cairns  Mary,  clot h(\s  broker.  I  1,  l>ichlicl(l  st 
( •aldecutt  Ivlward,  beerlumse,  ;{2,Hatchett.st 
Caldrcutt  Ileiivy,  couch  harness  plat(^r  and 

beer  house,  4H,  I'rice  street 
(aider  Kdwin,  corn  and  seed  merchant,  <fcc. ; 

h.  149.  Lancaster  strcM't 
Calder   iv   A:  Co.,  corn  millers,    Lancaster 

street  corn  mill,  and  corn  and  seed  merts. 

149,  Lajiraster  street,  and  2,  l''.asy  row 
Caldi('(ttt  AltVecl  Millwater,  shorthand  wri 

ter,  I^ee  Crescent 


Caldicott  John,  printer  and  publisher,  Arh's 
Binniufiham  Gazette,  (Monday,)  T\,  High 
street ;  h.  Camp  hill 

Caldicott  Leonard,  land  surveyor,  &c. ;  h. 
Edgbaston 

Caldicott  Oswald,  coffin  furniture  manufac- 
turer, George  st.  Parade ;  h.  Resenoir  rd 

Caldicutt  Mrs.  Sarah,  Gradigan  terrace, 
Frederick  street,  Edgbaston 

Callow  Ann,  school,  282,  Ashted  row 

Callow  Martin,  upholsterer,  52,  Broad  st. 
Islington 

Galium  ^Villiam,  (late  Beards  worth,)  Mid- 
land Counties  horse  and  carriage  Reposi- 
tory, l,Cheapsiile;  land  agent,  auctioneer, 
appraiser,  and  broker  to  the  Bankruptcy 
court,  14,  Bennetts  hill 

Cameron  Mary  Ann,  milliner  and  dress 
maker,  Blakemore  terrace 

Cameron  Thomas,  shoemaker,  30,  Tonk  st. 

Camm  James,  master,  St.  Marks  school, 
St.  Mark's  street;  h.  Springfield  place, 
Springfield  street 

Cammerer  Henry,  pork  butcher,  66,  Aston  st. 

Campbell  Donald  McDonald. (from  London) 
general  dyer,  54,  Great  Hampton  street 

Campbell  Elizabeth,  Lancasterian  school- 
mistress, 102,  Tennantstreet;  house,  150, 
Broad  street,  Islington 

Campbell  James,  Esq.,  Vicarage  road 

Campbell  Robert,  brass  founder,  fender  and 
fire  l)rass  manufr.,  39,  Bartholomew  st. 

Campbell  William  Inness,  seal  and  stone 
engraver,  54.},  (ireat  Hampton  st. 

Campliell  William  Knight,  solicitor,  3,  St. 
Mary's  row 

Campion  iNIaria,  dress  &  straw  hat  maker, 
27,  Cherry  street 

Camwell  (J  eorge,  dairyman,  79,  Essington  st. 

Canning  Charles,  coal  mstr.,34  Islington  rw 

Canning  Charles  Henry,  draper,  silk  mer- 
cer, hosier,  haberdasher,  laceman.  and 
straw  bonnet  warehouse,  180,  High  st. 
Deritend 

Canning  J.  Samuel,  attorney's  elk..  Grant  st 

Canning  William,  grocer  and  druggist,  1, 
Prospectrow,  and  137,  (Jreat  Hami)ton  st. 

Caniion  John,  chinmey  sweep,  Brickkiln 
street.  Lancaster  street 

Canter  Benjamin, coal  dlr., 4,  St.  Jamcs'spl. 
'Cantrill  Ann,  pawnbroker.  126,  Moor  st. 
'  Cantrill  .lobn.  chnk.  Grant  street 

Cantrill  .losejdi,  cork  cutler,  158.  Moor  st. 

Cantrill  Thonuis,  .spectacle  maker,  court, 
!       1.  Sberlock  street 
:  Ca])ell  .Iaui(>s,  gold  watch  hand  maker,  43, 

Hurst  street 
I  Ca])ella     Michael,    carver  and  gilder,   104, 
J)igl)eth,  and  53,  Edi^fbaston  street 

Capenhurst  ICli/abeth,  milk  seller,  19,  Breiu- 
l(>y  street.   West 
'  Caj)ewell  .Tames,  wholesale  boot  and  .shoe 
manufacturer,  31  Exeter  row 


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123 


Capewell  SaniTiel,  engraver,  lithograplier, 

and  printer,  -Jli,  Jamaica  row;  li.  306, 

Summer  lane 
Capewell  Samuel,    fiu-niture    broker,    9G. 

Livery  street 
Capewell   Thomas,   shopkeeper,  83,  Nen^ 

John  street.  West 
Capewell  William,  wire  worker,  o,  Skinner 

street ;  hoxi.se,  '2.')5,  Bradford  street 
Capner  Ann,  dress  mkr.,  2,  Lr.  Loveday  st. 
Capner  Henry,  die  sinker,  seal  engraver, 

embosser,  medallist,  stamper,  <fe  piercer, 

21,  Mount  street 
Capner  John,  victualler,  Bull's  Head,  8, 

Pope  street 
Capner  Thomas,  and  Co.,  goldsmiths,  jew- 
ellers, and  everlasting  gold  pen  manufac- 

ttu-ers,  8,  Pope  street 
Capner  ^\'illiam,  gentleman,  Burbury  st. 
Capper  Mrs.  Anna  Maria,  Vicarage  road 
Capper  Charles  Henry,  iron  founder,  engin- 
eer, machinist,  sugar,  clay,  d-c.  mill  manu- 

factin-er,  33^  Broad  st. ;  h.  Highfield  rd. 
Cardall   Elizabeth,   straw   hat  maker,  73, 

Hospital  street 
Cardall  John,  iron  caster,  63,  Woodcock  st. 

and  154,  Heneage  street 
Cardall  Sampson,  malleable  iron  fomider, 

232,  Aston  road 
Cardall  Sampson,  English  and  Foreign  tim- 
ber, slate,  blue  brick,  tile,  coal,  and  coke 

merchant,    Baggott  street,  Old    Wharf 

house,  1,  Colemore  terrace 
Cardall  Thomas,  malleable  iron  founder ; 

house.  Park  Crescent 
Careless  Harnett,  victualler,  King's  Anns, 

14,  Suffolk  street 
C  areless  W  illiam,  locksmith  &  brass  founder, 

71  and  25,  Smallbrook  street 
Carey  Saml., gun baiTel browner,  23,  Bath  st. 
Carless  Alfred,  tobacconist.  92.|-,  Snow  hill 
Carless  Samuel,  beerhouse,  23,  Lease  lane 
Carlile  Jno,,  travelling  dpr.,7,  Upper  Priory 
Carlile  Jjih.,  travelling  dpr.,  7,  Upper  Priory 
Carlisle  Alary,  lace  cap,  and  collar  maker, 

23,  Steelhouse  lane 
Carfield  Richard,  accountant,  Richard  street 
Carlow  Geo.,  boot  maker,  104,  New  street; 

house,  Montpelier  place,  Bristol  road 
Carnall  Henry,  grocer  and  provision  dealer, 

16,  Alcester  street 
Carner  John,  haberdasher,  112,  Moland  st. 
Carpenter    Elizabeth,   matron,    Magdalen 

Asylum,  124,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Carpenter  Emma,  dress  maker,  25,  Cox  st. 
Carpenter  J  as.,  hair  dresser,  58,  Heneage  st. 
Carpenter  James,  shopkeeper,  14,  Bow  st. 
Carpenter  Samuel  Alfi-ed,  India  rubber  webb, 

brace,  and  belt  manufacturer,  43,  Temple 

street;  house,  Harborneroad 
Carpenter  Samuel,  die  sinker,  engraver,  and 

tool  maker,  court  52,  Fordrough  street ; 

house,  Bloomsbm-y 


Carpenter  Thomas  H.tfe Co.,  manufacturers 

of  iron  <^  steel  wire,  iron,  brass,  (fe  cojjper 

screws,  machine  made  rivets,  boat  nails, 

hose  rivets,  d-c,  and  wire  weavers  and 

workers,  Birkley  street  Mills 
Carpenter    Thomas    Secundus,   master   of 

junior    department,    proprietary  school, 

Hagley  road 
Carr  Ueodatus,  commission  agent,  68,  King 

Edward's  road 
Carr  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Barker  st..  Hunter's  In 
Carr  James,  tailor,  Gopsal  street 
Carr  John,  law  agent,  Handsworth  village 
Carrie  Peter,  clerk,  Finch  street 
Carrington  Alfred,  tobacconist,    15,  Great 

Brook  street 
Carrington  Edward,  grocer  and  tea  dealer, 

30,  Horse  fair 
Carrington  George,   wedding   ring    mnfr., 

jeweller,  &  pawnbroker,  56,  Howard  st. 
Can-ington  George,  working  jeweller,  New  • 

hall  hill 
Carrington   Hannah,  japanner,    18,  Little 

Charles  street 
Carrington  Henry,  tortoise  shell  tea  caddie, 

work  box,   case,   &c.   maker,   court   10, 

Summer  lane 
Carrington  John,  victualler,  Bowling  Green 

Tavern,  79,  Holloway  head 
Carritt  Mr.  Marshall,  95,  Stratford  terrace. 

Spark  brook 
Carrott  Mr.  Michael,  Ryland  road 
Carroll  William,  beerhouse,  1,  Legge  street 
Carron  William,  machinist, toolmaker,  &c., 

9|-,  Duddeston  row 
Carter  Ann,  sti-aw  hatmaker,  25,  Weaman  st 
Carter  Ann,  umbrella  &  parasol  manufac- 
turer, 71,  Bath  row 
Carter  Caroline,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 

71,  Bath  row 
Carter  Charles  Frederick,   die  sinker,   19, 

Lively  street  ;  house,  Richmond  place 
Carter  Charles,  merchant ;  house,  Hagley  rd. 
Carter  Edwin,  baker  and  flour  dealer,   16, 

Upper  Tower  street 
Carter  Frederic   Thomas,  musical   instru- 
ment maker,  78,  Henry  sti-eet 
Carter  George  &  Co.,  factors  &  merchants, 

44,  Ann  street;  house,  Hagley  Cottage 
Carter  George,  clerk,  Soho  hill 
Carter  Henry,  gun  polisher,  19,  Princip  st. 
Ciu-ter  Isabella,  ladies  seminary,  33,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Carter  James,  jeweller,  11,  Kenyon  street 
•  Carter  James,  beerhouse,  1,  Barr  street 
Carter  Jno.,  surgeon.  Dispensary,  4,  Unionst 
Carter  John,  linen  draper,  I,  Stafford  street 
Carter  John,  jeweller  ;  house,  1,  StalTordst. 
Carter  John,  grocer,  hi,  Suffolk  street 
Carter  Joseph,  gun  polisher,  Bullock' smill; 

house,  1,  New  Summer  street 
Carter  Joseph,  glove  tfe  gaiter  manufacturer, 

9,  Digbeth 


124. 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Carter  Samnel,  fire  iron  manufacturer,  court 

6,  Moor  street;  house,  41.  Bordesley  st. 
Carter  Samuel,  solicitor,  20,  Waterloo  street ; 

house.  Islinfrton  row 
Carter  Theophilus,  gentleman,  Roxind  hills 
Carter  Theophilus,  junior,  pawnbroker,  84, 

Aston  street 
Carter  Wm.,  retail  brewer.  104.  Hockley  hill 
Carter  Wm..  gim  polisher,  -2.5,  Weamau  st. 
Carter  Mr.  William,  12,  Go5ta  Green  1 

Carter  William,  gernum  silver  and   brass  | 

cast -r,  fk  nickel  refiner,  Charlotte  street ;  ' 

house,  George  street.  Mount  street  i 

Cartland  James  &  Son,  brass  founders  and  i 

factors,  2,  W  earn  an  row 
Cartland  John,  brass  founder,  &c. ;  house, 

32,  Calthorp  street 
Cartwritjht    Alexander,    surgeon;    house, 

17J,  Hockley  hill 
Cartwright  Charles,   cabinet  case  maker, 

importer   of  American  clocks,  and  Bir- 
mingham, London,  and  Sheffield  ware- 
house, 22,  Edgbaston  street 
CartuTight   Edward,   victualler,  wine  and 

spirit    merchant.     Salutation     Inn,     86, 

Snow  hill 
Cartwright  George,  i)later,  and  Mary,  dress 

maker,  41,  Hockloy  hill 
Cartwright  Henry,  butcher,  109,  Grosvenor 

street.  West 
Cart\vright  Jamss,  merchant;  house.  Villa 

road,  Soho  hill 
CartwTight  Job,  die  sinker,  Fisherwick  pi. 
Cartwright  John,   beer  house  and  baker, 

141,  Smnmer  lane 
Cartwright  John,  old  iron  and  wire  dealer, 

37,  Glover  street 
Cartwright  Joseph,  gold  &  silver  engraver, 

ct.  4,  Great  Ham',  ton  street;  house,  143, 

Erearley  street,  West 
CartwrightJph.,  wnev.'orker,  3,  Swallow  st. 
Cartwright   Joseph,    cabinet   cai»e   maker, 

168,  IJromsgrove  street 
Cartwright  ISlark,  fire  iron  mannfacturer, 

Buck  street;  h.  coiirt  8,  Bordesley  street 
Cartwright  M ary, hosier,  260,NewTown row 
Cartwrigbt  Mary  Ann, milliner,  36,  New  st. 
Cartwright  Misses  Mary   and    Sarah,   30, 

St.  James's  street 
CartwTightThomas,jeweller,Spencer  street ; 

house.  137,  ^^V«o  street 
Cartwright  Thomas,  drai)er,  7,  High  street 
Cartwrigbt   Thomas,   butcher,   174,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Cartwright  and   \\'ard,  surgeons,  25,  Steel- 
house  lane 
Cartwriglit  William   Hickman,  casting  pot 

nuiuufacturer,    17,   Cambridge  street;  h. 

3is,  Cottage  lane 
CnrtwrigbtWillium,  maltster.  Summer  lane; 

liouse,  Lo/.ells 
Cartwrigbt  William,  blacksniith  and  farrier, 

J18.|,  and  house,  74,  Hockley  bill 


Carver  George,  saddler,  and  J.,  dress  maker, 
79,  Constitution  hill 

Carwardine  William,  furniture  broker,  25, 
Summer  row 

CaseyJohn,  sergeant  of  police,  100,  Bath  row 

Oa-sh  C  aleb,  beerhouse.  6 1 ,  King  Ed  wards  rd. 

Cash  Edward,  gun  polisher,  court  22,  Wea- 
man  street 

Cash  John,   lint   manufacturer,  61,   King 
Edwards  road 

Cashmore  Eiizabeth,bu'd  preserver,  12,  Steel- 
house  lane 

Cashmore  William,  gun  and  gun  implement 
manufacturer,  33,  Newton  street 

Cassell  Joseph,  shopkeeper,  145,  Barford  st. 

Cassera  Geuaro,  cabinet  maker  and  uphol- 
sterer, 103,  Bull  street,  and  14,  Moor  st. 

Castle  Edmund,  builder,  72,  Dean  street 

Castle  John,  carpenter,  Ilyland  road 

Caswell  (Jeorge,  hatter,  65,  Snow  hill 

Caswell  Thomas,  pump  maker,   13,  Stone 
yard  ;  house,  258,  Bradford  street 

Caswell  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  13, 
Phillij)  street 

Caswell  Wm.,  tripe  dresser,  18,  Lower  Priory 

Cater  Henry,  brass  founder,  com-t  10,  How- 
ard i)lace 

Catley  Mary,  shopkeeper,  73,  Steelhouse  In. 

Catley  Joseph,  beerhouse,  43,  High  street 

Catling  Charles  Henry,  curator.  Botanical 
gardens,  Westhourne  road 

Catstree  James,merchantsclerk,Hunter'sln 

Catstree  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  Hunter's  lane 

Cattell  James,  haberdasher.  53,  Worcester  st. 

Cattell  Mary,  straw  hat  maker,  Gt.  King  st. 

Cattell  Thomas,  corn  factor,  Ashtedrow; 
house,  43,  Victoria  terrace.  Lupin  street 

Cattle  Bennet,  coal  dealer,  Banbury  street 
and  Nechells  green 

Caughlan  Jeremiah,  beerhoiise,  92,  Moor  st. 

Causer   Charles,  boot  and  shoemaker,  97» 
Coleshill  street 

Causer  Daniel, tailoranddraper,  1 1, Union  st. 

Cave  Sarah,  straw  bonnet  maker,  16,  Bar- 
ford  street 

Cecil  Miss  Harriet,  Icknield  street.  West 

Cecil  Mabel,  ready-made  linen  warehouse, 
39,  Temi)le  row 

Cecil  Thomas,  law  stationer,  39,  Temple  row 

Chadlow    Mrs,   EUzabeth   Esther,   Fairford 
place,  Bristol  road 

ChadnorThomas,shoemaker.32,  Islington  rw 

CbadwickJohn,victuiiller,Claxendon\'ault3, 
Temple  row 

Chadwick  Josej)h,  iron  square  mamifacturer, 
Steelhouse  lane ;  h.  ct.  2,  Pritchet  street 

ChullenerJ'>dward,  haberdasher,  167  Jcknield 
street.  East 

('lialleuerlleury,gun maker, 78,Weaman  st. 

Challener  John.german  silver  manufacturer 
and  plater,  8,  Snow  bill 

Challener  .Fohn,  curled  hair  and  sofa  spring 
manulacturer,  34,  Barford  street 


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125 


Challcner  John  Davies,  letter  press  printer, 

194,  Ashted  row 
Challinor  Charles,  shopkeeper,  28,  Thomas 

street.  Dale  end 
Challinor  Mrs,  Mary,  19,  Colmore  row 
Challis  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,   12, 

Horse  fair 
ChamberlainMr.Charles,124,Brearleyst.,W. 
Chamberlain  Knock,  tin  phite  worker,  82, 

Ujjper  Hospital  street 
Chanilierlain   Uev.  G.   \V.,    St.    Matthew's 

Parsonage,  Great  Lister  street 
Chamberlain  Knock,  heavy  steel  toy  maker, 

86,  New  Canal  street;  h,  use,  Phillip  st., 

Aston  Brook 
Chamberlain  Francis,  pro^'ision  dealer,  29, 

Sun  street 
Chamberlain  James,  butcher,  4,  Lancaster 

street,  and  18,  Lower  Tower  street 
Chamberlain  Mr.  Henry,  74,  Bath  street 
Chamberlain  John,  hairdrsr.,  19,  Curzon  st 
Chamberlain  Thomas,  heavy  steel  toy  ma- 
nufacturer, 54.  Blucher  street 
Chamberlain  Thomas,  gun  furniture  manu- 

factm-er,  219,  New  Town  row 
Chambers  Abraham,  brass  and  cockfounder, 

gas  litter,  and  manufacturer  of  gas  lamps 

and  chandeliers,  20,  Lichfield  street 
Chambers  Ann,  shopkeeper,  26^,  Tonk  st. 
Chambers   Benjamin,    polisher,    Bullock's 

Mill,  Cliveland  street;  house,  Lionel  st. 
Chambers  Charles,shoe  maker,  Lee  Bank  rd. 
Chambers  George,  furniture  broker,  2,  New 

Thomas  street,  Coleshill  street 
Chambers   George,  locksmith;    court,    24, 

Upper  Tower  street 
Chambers  Henry,  victualler  and  maltster, 

George  and  Dragon,  59,  Church  street 
Chambers     Rev.    James,     classical    tutor. 

Queen's  College,  4,  Crescent 
Chambers  John,  carpenter  and  builder,  17, 

Prospect  row 
Chambers   John,  manufacturer   of  lamps, 

chandeliers,  lustres,  and   gas   fittings    of 

every    descrption,  in  bronze  or  ormoul, 

8,  Colmore  row 
Chambers    John   Bates,   manufacturer    of 

marble    chimney    pieces   by   machinery, 

monuments,  tablets,  d:c..  Corn  Kxchange 

Passage ;  house,  88,  Ravenhurst  street 
Chambers  Richard,  plumber  and  painter, 

95,  Barr  street.  West 
Chambers  Samuel,  gun  implement  maker ; 

court,  1,  Holt  street 
Chambers  Samuel,  gas   lamp  and  chande- 
lier manufacturer,  92,  Aston  street 
Chambers  Thomas,  gent,  76,  Ravenhurst  st 
Chambers    Thomas,  provision   dealer,  and 

fire  iron  manufacturer,  'So,  Little  Ann  st. 
Chambers  Thomas,  shoe  maker  and  leather 

seller,  12,  St.  Martin  street 
Chambers  Timothy,  stair  rod  and  tubemkr. 

Chequers  walk 


Chambers   William,  iron   founder,    Ruuffer 

and  steel  toy  manufacturei*,  Oozell  st. 
Chamblayne  John,   engraver  and  printer; 

court,  16,  (Jreat  Charles  street 
Chance  George,  brick  makiT,  Reservoir  rd. 
Chance  Robert  Lucas,  glass  manufacturer ; 

h.  Summerfield  House,  Binnmgham  heath 
Chance  William,    Son    <te    Co.,   merchants, 

152,  Great  Charles  street 
Chance  William,  Ksq.,   magistrate   for  the 

county  of  Warwick,   Spring  grove,    Ick- 

nield  street.  West 
Chance  W  illiam.  juu.,  merch  ant ;  h.  Chad  rd 
Chandler  Benjamin  and  John,  grocers,  60, 

Snow  hill 
Chandler  (Jeorge,  tailor,  4,  Union  passage 
Chandler  Harriet,  victualler,  Woodman  Inn, 

5,  Kasy  row 
Chandler  Mary,  shopkpr,  19,  Bromsgrove  st 
Chandler  William,  hair  dresser,  160,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Channon  Henry,  post  office  clerk,  Russell  rw 
Chantry  Mrs.  Mary,  172,  Bristol  street 
Chaplain   Charles,   plumber    and    painter, 

44,  Dudley  street 
Chaplain  John,  gim  barrel  filer,  38,  Lich- 
field street 
Chaplin  Kdwin,  painter  and  enameller  on 

glass,  Grant  street 
Chaplin  James,  magic  lantern  glass  painter, 

Morville  street 
Chaplin  John  Clarke,  solicitor,   15,    Para- 
dise street;  house  Lansdowne  place 
Chaplin  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  29,  Cox  st. ; 

and  fruiterer,  21,  Constitution  hill 
Chaplin  Thomas,  stone  and  marble  mason, 

36,  Bath  row 
Chaplin  William,  fine  brass  and  copper  wire 

drawer,  and  eating  house,   100,  Lancas- 
ter sti-eet,  and  30,  Price  street 
Cliapman   Arthur,    boot  and  shoe  maker, 

2^56,  Great  Colmore  street 
Chapman     Benjamin,     tailor,     95,    Great 

Hampton  row 
Chapman  Cornelius,  bill  poster,  coach  yard, 

Bull  street 
Chapman  George,    shoe   maker,    12,    Har- 
ford street 
Chapman  J ames,portrait  painter,  Victoria  pi 
Chapman    George    and    William    Briden, 
jewellery    manufacturers,    70;^,    Parade; 

houses,  28,  &  44,  Bread  street,  Newhall  st. 
Chapman   John,   victualler,     Swan,    Good 

Knave's  end 
Chapman,  John,  professor  of  music,  127, 

Broad  street,  Islington 
Chapman  Rev.  Lewis  Hebrew,  74,  Lower 

Hurst  street 
Chapman  Mary,  school.  Spring  street 
Chapman  Richard,  dairyman  and   earner, 

30,  Barford  street 
Chapman     Sophia,     earthenware     dealer, 

Market  hall 


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Chapman  Thomas,  goldsmith  and  jeweller,  I  Cha\vner  William,  pro\-ision  dealer,  77»  New 


Great  King  street;  h.  Nursen*  terrace 
Chapman    Thomas,   car    proprietor,    173, 

Ashted  row 
Chapman  Thomas,  grocer,  provision  dealer, 

and  butcher,  73,  Baggott  street 
Chapman  Thomas,  clerk,  31,  Ladypool  In. 
Chapman  William  Floyd,  general  carriage 
manufacturer, Carr's  In.;  h.  Small  heath, 
Coventry  road 
Chapman  William,   manufacturer   of  ma- 
chine knives,  edge  tools,  trowels,  etc.  40^, 
Duke  street;  h.  19,  Rowland  street 
Chapman    William,   bricklayer,    court  26, 

Bromsgrove  street 
Chapman  William,  cork  cutter,  4,  IVIoat  In. 
Chapman  William,  gunsmith,  (fee.  court  20, 

Masshouse  lane;  h.  Cherry  lane 
Chappie  Ellen  Maria, green  grcr.,  Bissellst 
Chappie  NVilliam^  coppersmith  and  brazier, 

40,  Trent  street 
Charles  Ann  Jane,  4,  West  Parade,  Bristol rd 
Charles  \\'m.,  agent.  4,  West  Par.  Bristol  rd 
Charlesworth.Tohu,  beerhouse,  King  Edw.  rd 
Charlton  Brothers,  merchants,  27,  Lionel  st. 

and  brass  founders,  10,  Great  Charles  st. 
Charlton  Frcdk.,  accountants  clerk,Hope  pi. 
Chataway   Mrs.   Catherine,    Park   House, 

Nechells  green 
Chataway  John,  farmer,  Saltley  hall 
Chater  Edward,  ctmicl.  traveller.  Spring  st. 
Chattaway    Mrs.  Charlotte,    lodgings,   24, 

Ann  street 
Chattaway  John,  professor  of  music,  II  amp- 
stead  road 
Chattaway  Mark,  beer  house,  89,  Moor  st 
Chattaway   Richard,  corn  and  hay  dealer 

and  grocer,  73,  Suffolk  street 
Chattaway  Thomas  cfe  Mark,  carriers,  138, 

Moor  street 
Chattaway  William  John,    cabinet  maker 

and  upholsterer,  5,  Worcester  street 
Chattaway  William,  victualler.  New  Inns 

32.'{,  Smnmer  lane, 
Chatwin  1 1  arriet,  straw  bonnet  maker,  39, 

Worcester  wharf 
Chatwin  James,  vict.,  Swan,  13,  Cross  st 


street ;  hoiise.  Nelson  street.  West 
Chayter  Captain  John,  44,  Frederick  street, 

Newhall  hill 
Cheadle  Brass  and  Copper  Co.,  manufac- 
tm-ers  of  >vire  tubing  and  copper  rollers, 
31,     Edmund     street;     William     Henry 
Wra gge,  agent 
Cheadle  Henry, hair  dresser,  H,  Steelhouse  In 
Cheatle  Elizabeth,  school,  64,  Alcester  st. 
Cheatle  Rev.  George,  General  Baptist,  64, 

Alcester  street 
Cheatle   James  Hill,  brush   manufactxu-er, 

coiu't  61,  Bishop  street,  Moseley  street 
Cheatle  Jane,  straw  hat  maker,  46,  Small- 
brook  street 
Cheadle  John,  house  agent,  cfec,  Lozells 
Checkett  William,  pen  holder  manufacturer, 

70,  High  street,  Bordesley 
CheeseNNTight  Robert,  periodical  agent,  272, 

Bradford  street 
Cheetliam  John,  jeweller,  manufacturer  of 
British  plate  &  toy  merchant,  22,  New  st. 
Chellir.gworth  John,  engraver  and  printer; 

hou-o,  41,  Cheapside 
Chellingworth  Joseph,  clerk,  George  street, 

Lozells 
Chellingworth  and  Reiley,   engravers   and 

printers,  41,  Cheapside 
Chelli7igworth  Thomas,  ivory  and  bone  toy 

manufacturer;  court,  1.  Darwin  street 
Cheney  Mrs.  Mary,  Bristol  road 
Cherriugton  Mrs.  Sarah,  195,  Ashted  row 
Cherrington  Thomas,  bronzcr,  Cecil  st. 
Chese  Francis,  greengrocer,  144,  Cheapside 
Cheshire  Eliza,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 

142,  Bradford  street 
Cheshire  Evan,  beerhouse,  5,  Freeman  st. 
Cheshire  James,  painter,  32,  Camden  st. 
Cheshire  Sarah  Mary,   victualler,   Golden 

Cress,  82,  Dale  end 
Cheshire  Thomas,  beerhouse,  95,  Hmptn.st 
Chesshire  Barnabas,  solicitor,  13,  Temple 

row  ;  house,  The  Oaks,  Hagley  road 
Chesshire    Barnes    and    Son,    auctioneers, 
smvcyors  and  land  agents,  37.   Temple 
row  ;  house.  The  Oaks.  Hagley  road 


Chntwiii  .lohn  ^.i-  Sons.  m;inufacturers  of  Chesshire  ChiU-les,  victualler  tV:  spirit  mrt. 
llunMitine,  silk,  metal,  pearl,  A-c, buttons,  j  (iarricks  Head,  27,  Lower  Temple  street 
93,  Great  Charles  st. ;  h.  Soho  A'illa  |  Chesshire  Edwin,  surgeon,  21,  'J  emple  row 

Chatwin  John,  tobacconist.  1 1  Moinuouth  st   Chesshire  John,  auctioneer,  (fee;  h.,  Vicar- 

Chatwin   .loscph,   lamp  manulacturer,   97,  i      ajje  road 
Alcester  street 


Chavasse,  Amplett,  cfe  Blake,  surgeons,  6, 
Old  scjuare 

Chavasse  J'ye  Henry,  surgeon,  12,  Old  s(j. 

Chavasse  Samuel,  surgeon,  45,  Whittall  st. 

Chavasse  Sidney.  wiu(>  and  spirit  uierchaiit, 
and  inij)orter  of  cigars,  9."),  New  street  ; 
liouse,  Wrightville  House,  Spring  street 

Chavasse  Thonuis,  surgeon  ;  house  Welling- 
ton road 

Chawner  Mr.  William,  jim.  136,  Ashted  row 


Chesshire    Thomas  Pountney,  grocer  and 

tea  dealer,  23.  High  street 
Chessliin^  \\'illiam,  dairyman,   Coach  yard, 

Ball  street 
Chessman  (ico.  Ci)hr.,    clerk,   40,    Victoria 

terrace,  Luitin  street 
Chester   Catherine,   band   box   dealer,  83, 

Constitution  hill 
Chester  l^li/.abeth,  milliner  and  dress  mkr., 

42,  Ilolloway  head 
Chester  Sarah,  shoe  maker,  27,  Henrietta  st 


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127 


Chesterton  Charles,  baker  and  floitv  dealer, 
HoUiday  street 

Chesterton  George,  grocer,  tea  dealer,  con- 
fectioner, and  dealer  in  Britisli  wines, 
l.'j,  Parade 

Chesterton  Jonathan,  clerk,  7-,  Vyse  st 

Cheston  Charles,  saddlers'  iroiunoiiger, 
whip  maker  and  bridle  cutter,  IJridge  tr. 

Chew  James,  confectioner  and  British  wine 
dealer,  o."),  Snow  hill 

Child  Charles,  brick  maker;  house,  Ilighgate 

Child  Ileury, brick  maker;  house,  108,  Lan- 
caster street 

Child  Joseph,  gun  and  pistol  manufacturer, 
oo),  Howard  street;  house,  Ilcathfieldrd 

Child  Mary  Ann,  pawnbroker,  108,  Lan- 
caster street 

Child  Mary  Ann  and  Sons,  brickmakers, 
Highgate 

Child  Thomas,  paAAnibroker,  45,  Paradi>:e  st. 

Childs  William,  baker.  69.  Francis  street 

Chiles  Joseph,  green  grocer.  71.  Stafford  st. 

Chilliugsworth  John, blacksmith  and  farrier, 
court.  -2 1-2,  Livery  street 

Chilton  Thomas,  cooper,  14,  Montpelier  st. 

Chilwell  Edward,  die  sinker,  and  seal  en- 
graver, lt)0.  New  John  street.  West 

Chilwell  George,  solicitor.  14,  Old  square 

Chinery  Mrs.  Sophia,  20,  Isliiigton  row 

Chinn  John,  hat  manufacturer,  57,  Bordes- 
ley  street 

Chum  John,  shopkeeper,  20,  Gt.  Russell  st. 

Chinn  Richard,  coal  dealer,  Old  wharf; 
house,  Bristol  road 

Chipendale  William,  sub  agent,  Branch 
Bank  of  England  ;  house,  Hagley  gi-ove 

Chirm  John,  druggist,  39,  Summer  lane 

Chinn  John  Robert,  wood  pump  maker, 
53^  Newhall  sti-eet 

Chirm  Thomas,  confectioner,  109,  Lionel  st. 

Chirmage  Thomas,  jobbing  smith,  coui't,  5, 
Lower  Brearley  street 

Chiswell  Richard,  plmnber  and  glazier,  78, 
Mount  pleasant.  New  John  street.  West 

Christie  James,  otlicial  assignee,  7,  Water- 
loo street;  house,  Hagley  grove 

Chivers  Edward,  cabinet  carver,  and  Mary 
A.,  upholstress,  14,  (Jreat  Charles  street 

Chub  MissesMariatfc:  Han-iet,262,  Smallhth 

Chunk  Nail  Company,  patent  nail  manu- 
facturers, Blews  street 

Church  and  Lewis,  playing,  and  other  card 
manufacturers,  132,  Bradford  street 

Church  M'illiam,  playing  card,  &c.,  manu- 
facturer ;  house,  132,  Bradford  street 

Churchill  John,  chemist;  h.  31,  New  street 

Cluu"ley William, cabinetmaker,  Russellrow 

Clare  James,  gian  stocker,  128,  Pritchet  st. 

Clare  John,  cabinet  maker,  and  Sarah,  up- 
holstress, 39,  Hollow  ay  head 

Clare  ,Jph.,  tailor  tfe  draper,  61,  Ashted  row 

Clare  Thomas  Deakin,  coal,  &c.,  agent. 
Midland  Railway  station 


Clare  William,  beer  house  and  tripe  dresser, 

128,  Pritchet  street 
Claridge    Thomas,    beer    house,    2,    King 

Edward  s  place 
Clark   Benjamin,  oil   cloth   manufacturer, 

14,  (Jeorge  street.  Parade 
Clark  Benjamin,  basket  maker,  42,  Digbeth 
Clark  Charles,  brass  founder,  &c.  &c.  ;  h. 

Bristol  road 
Clark    Elizabeth,    straw    hat  maker,    97, 

Upper  Tower  street 
Clark  Elizabeth,  beer  house,  18, Bread  street, 

Newhall  street 
Clark  Mrs.  Eliz.,  Phillip's  st.,  Aston  Brook 
Clark  Francis,  iron  and  steel  wire,  &c.  ma- 
nufacturer and  jeweller  ;  h.  Ha/Aewood 

House,  Hagley  road 
Clark  George,  coal  dealer.  Hatchet  st. 
Clark  James,  trav.  draper,  41,  Graham  st 
Clark  John,  pawnbroker  &  brush  maker, 

3S.  Smallbrook  street 
Clark  John,  green  grocer,  Wynn  street 
Clark  John,  glass  cutter,  Cecil  street;  h. 

47,  New  John  street.  West 
Clark  John,  beer  house,  36.  Caroline  st. 
Clark  John,  stamper  and  piercer,  17,  Great 

Hampton  row 
Clark   Joseph,   wholesale   tea   and  coffee 

dealer  ;  h.  Bristol  road 
Clark  Joseph,  tripe  dresser,  5,  Smnmerrw. 
Clark  Mary,  shopkeeper,  105,  Suffolk  st. 
Clark  Matthew,  gunbiet&brt;ce  bit  maker, 

165,  Hampton  street 
Clark  Richard,  car  projjrietor,  6,  Horse  fair 
Clark   Roderic,    whip   thong    maker,    61, 

Bromsgrove  street 
Clark  Robert  Hawley,  grocer  and  tea  dealer, 

9,  Dale  end 
Clark  Robert,  plumber,  glazier,  &  painter, 

161,  Great  Francis  street 
Clark  Thomas,  head  master.  Government 

School  of  Design,  69,  New  street 
Clark  Thomas, metallic  hat  house  manufac- 
turer, 55,  Lionel  st. ;  h.  Reservoir  road 
Clark  Thomas  &  Co.,  jewellers  and  silver- 
smiths, 53,  Lionel  street 
Clark  Mr.  Thomas,  Albert  place.  Villa  st. 
Clark  William,  polisher,  Snowhill  mills;  h. 

Ward  street 
Clark  William,  ivory  and  bone  carver  and 

turner,  R,  Little  Hill  street 
Clark  William,  gun  finisher,  ct.  71,  Slaney 

street ;  h.  Grosvenor  street 
Clark  William,  bookbinder.  8,  Woodcock  st. 
Clarke  Abraham,  brick  maker  ;  house,  245, 

Garrison  lane 
Clark  Andrew,  chemist  and  druggist,  219, 

Ashted  row 
Clarke  Mrs.  Ann,  Lansdowne  place 
Clarke  Mrs.  Ann,  2,  Sidney  pi.,  Bristol  rd. 
Clarke  Mrs.  Ann,  Frederick  st.,  Islington  rw 
Clarke  Charles,  shoi)keeper,  27,  Milk  st. 
Clarke  tfeDarlow,  brickmakers,  Garrison  In 


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Clarke  Elizabeth,  eating  house,    1,   Union 

passage 
Clarke   Elizabeth,   victualler,    Angel,   127, 

Hospital  street 
Clarke  Francis,  wheelwright  and  smith,  11, 

Oxford  street 
Clarke  George,  coal  dealer,  Railway  tr. 
Clarke  Mr.  James,  7^,  Parade 
Clarke  James  timber  and  gnn  stock  dealer, 

49,Shadvvcll  street ;  house,  Hampstead  rw 
Clarke  James,  house  Jind  land  agent,  45, 

Camp  hill 
Clarke   John    Harris,    brass     foimder,     4, 

Wilham  street,  North 
Clarke  John,  confectioner,  <$rc.,  97,  Digbeth 
Clarke  John,  pocket  book  maker,  41,  New 

Church  street 
Clarke  Mary,    coach  htiniess  plater,  Ger- 

rard  street 
Clarke  Mathew    Henry,  clock  and  watch 

maker,  11,  Rea  street 
Clarke  Richard,  gentleman,  4,  Heathfield  pi 
Clarke  Richard,  bill  poster,  32,  Steelhouse  in 
Clarke  Richard,  auctioneer,  land  and  mine 

sur\-eyor,    48,    Paradise   street ;     house, 

Heathfield  place,  Handsworth 
Clarke  Samuel,  printer.  Mill  street 
Clarke  Sarah  Ann,  dress  maker,  140,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Clarke  Mrs.  Sarah,  Aston  New  Towr\ 
Clarke  Thomas  IT.,  collector  Water  Works 

Company,  41,  Lomlrard  street 
Clarke  Thomas,  \*ictualler,  Queen's  Head, 

Handsworth 
Clarke  Thomas,  locksmith,  3S,  Hmpt.  st. 
Clarke  Thomas,   baker   and   flom:   dealer, 

.3,  Legge  street 
Clarke  Thomas,  timber  and  gun  stock  dlr., 

76,  Aston  street 
Clarke  Thomas,  clerk,  126,  Cregoe  street 
Clarke  Thomas,  grocer  and  provision  dlr., 

43,  Stafford  street 
Clarke     Thomas,     timber     merchant    and 

builder.  Cam])  hill 
Clarke  iVj  Tinimins,   brass  fimnders,  coach 

])laters  and  factors,  28,  Kxetcr  row 
Clarke   M'illiam,  locksmith,  Aston  street ; 

hcmse,  conrt  6,  Lench  street 
Clarke  William,  vice  maker   and  jobbing- 
smith,  22,  Slaney  street 
Clarke  William,   iron   rivet  maker;    court, 

lUO,  R»'a  street;  liousc,  1S3,  Chcaijside 
Clarke  William,    livery  stable   keei)er,    18, 

I.iv(My  stnM»t 
Clarke  \\'illiam,  last  and  boot  tree  maker, 

11,  John  street.  Dab'  end 
Clarkson  James,   grocer,   provision  dealer, 

and  corn  factor,  ;")(>,  Helmont  row 
Clarksttu  John,  timber  and  slate  merchant, 

Newhall  street,    Worcester    ^^'harf,    and 

(^'barlotte  street ;  house,  2,   Anderton  st. 
Clnrksou  John,  working  cutler,  3.>,  Livery 

street 


Clarkson  Josiah,  surgeon,  58,  Newhall  st« 
Clarkson  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  47,  London 

Prentice  street 
Clay  James,  watch  maker,  50,  Uigbeth 
Clay  John,  L.A.C.,  surgeon,  58,  Digbeth 
Clay  John,  confectioner,  18,  Jamaica  row 
Clay  Mary,  dyer,  163,  Great  Hampton  rw. 
Clay  William,  whipcord   maker,  9,  Lower 

Essex  street 
Claybrook  William,  spring  clog  maker, 64^, 

Lower  Hurst  street 
Claye  J.  S.,  coal  and  coke  merchant,  Mid- 
land   Railway    Station;    Thomas    Gee, 

agent 
Clayton  George,  beerhouse, 290,  Summer  In 
Clayton  Thomas,   thimble   maker ;    court, 

24,  Barr  sti-eet.  Great  Hampton  row 
Clayton  William,  stonemerchant,  Granville 

street;  Richard  Broster,  agent 
Cleaver  John  Alfred,  victualler.  Old  INIalt 

Shovel,  58,  Coventry  street 
Clee  (ieorge,  hair  dresser  and  worker,  167, 

Livery  street 
Clegg  William,  hair  dresser,  56^  Church  st. 
Clement  George,  post  office  clerk,  63,  King 

Edward's  road 
Clement     Mary,     dairywoman,    65,    New 

Summer  street 
Clements  Francis,  hop  mrht,  13,  Snow  hill 
Clements  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

Red  Lion  Gin  Palace,  5ii,  High  street 
Clements  John,victualler,  Anchor,  31,  John 

street.  Dale  end 
Clements  John,  saddler  and  harness  maker, 

3,  Aston  street 
Clements  Mary,  victualler  and  spirit  mer- 
chant. King's  Arms,  47,  New  Town  row 
Clements  Joseph,  shopkeeper,  38,  Cox  st. 
Clements  Robert,  camel  hair  pencil  maker, 

5,  Newton  street 
Clements  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant 

102,  Digbeth 
C lemmings   Mary  Ann,  green  grocer  26, 

Aston  road 
Clemson  James,  bolt  and  gridiron  maker, 

80,  HoUoway  head 
Clethro  .Tames,  file  maker.  13.  Lawrence  st 
Clever  Ann,  stay  maker,  25,  Aston  street 
Clewley  Thomas,  tailor,  11,  Washington  st. 
Clews  Catherine,  brass  foimder  and  manu- 
facturer ofbrass  candlesticks,  toddy  ladles, 

tfcc,  2,  New  Canal  street 
Clews  .lames,  manufacturer  of  brass  and 

imperial  metal  candlesticks,  bells,   «fec., 

78,  Baggott  street 
Clews  Mr.  Joseph,  Aston  New  town 
Clews  Ruth,  iiiillin(>r,  d'c,  2,  New  church  st. 
Clews    William,    slutpkeeper,    127,    Upper 

Windsor  street 
Clews  William,  Itrass  candlestick  and  bell 

manufacturer,  79,  Molaud  street 
ClilT  .losejth,  patent  britch  forger,  court  2, 

Lench  street 


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129 


Clifford  Cliarles,  motalroUer,  iiiannrncturcr 
of  and  dealer  in  metals,  atid  ajjjeiit  ibr 
lilitho  and  Sons,  tin  smelters,  3',i,  Fazeley 
street,  and  11,  Snow  hill;  house,  New 
Brids^e  street,  Ed<;liaston 

Clifl'ord  dames,  steel  toy  polisher,  3.*],  Faze- 
ley  street;  h.  Edward  st.  Farm  st. 

Cliflbrd  Wm.,  railway  contractor.  Villa  rd. 

('lift  Ann,  shopkeeper,  8,  Chapel  house  st. 

Clii't  John  Edward,  engineer,  Birmingham 
and  StaiTordshireGas  Co.,  99,  Park  place, 
Coventry  road 

Clift  Thomas,  cattle  dealer,  and  Ann,  dress 
maker,  64,  Lower  Hurst  street 

Clift  Thomas,  cattle  dlr.,  227,  Sherlock  st. 

Clift  Wm.,  tailor,  49,  High  st.,  Deritend 

Clifton  George  Frederick,  hoot  and  shoe 
maker,  80,  Parade 

Cli))pindale    William,   snh-agent   Branch 
Bank  of  England;  h.  Hagleyroad 

Clive  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  25,  Legge  street 

Clive  Henry,  gmi  barrel  manufacturer,  Bag- 
got  street;  house, Colemore  House,  Sum- 
mer lane 

Clive  John  and  Co.,  gun  haiTel  and  iron 
manufacturers,  274,  New  Town  row ;  h. 
Heathfield  road 

Clive  Joseph  Charles,  coffin  fornitiu-c  mfr. ; 
house.  18,  Guest  street 

Clive  Thomas,  malleable  iron  founder ; 
Avrought  and  cast  iron  for  steam,  gas,  and 
other  purposes,  Staniforth  street 

Clive  William,  gun  rib  forger,  .32,  Legge  st. 

Clive  William,  coal  merchant,  Bordesley  st. 
wharf;  h.  Stone  yard,  Deritend 

Clive  Zephaniah,  clerk,  Aston  New  Town 

Clues  George,  beerhouse,  59,  Bradford  st. 

Cluett  William,  new  and  old  bookseller, 
47,  New  street 

Cluff  William,  green  grocer,  98,  Great  Rus- 
sell street 

Clulee  Charles,  pattern  card  and  fancy  box 
maker,  ct.  73,  Lionel  st. ;  h.  24,  Unett  st. 

Clulee  Esther,  vict..  Rainbow  Inn,  160, 
High  street,  Bordesley 

Clulee  Henry,  cooper  and  packing  case  ma- 
ker, 56^  Lionel  street 

Clulee  John,  pump  mkr.,  160,  Tennant  st. 

Clulee  John,  carpenter,  ct.  16,  Sand  pits 

Clulee  Thomas,  beerhouse  and  cooper,  16, 
Summer  lane 

Clulo  William,  beer  house,  Spring  hill 

Clymer  Mr.  John,  Icknield  street.  West 

Coalley  William,  stone  and  marble  mason, 
Sherlock  street 

Coates  Charles,  shopkeeper,  49,  Sun  street 

Coates   John,   vict.,   Old   Crown,   Lower 
Tower  street 

Coates  Joseph,  heax-y  steel  toy  maker,  96, 
Woodcock  street 

Coates  Mr.  Thomas,  2,  Moat  row 

Coates  Thomas,  paper  box  maker  and 
bird  preserver.  31.  Doc  street 


Cobley  Horriet,  shopkeeper.  Livery  street 
Co])ley  .las.,  manufactm-er  of  morocco  and 

russia  p(>ck<'t  books,  writing,  travelling, 

dresshig,   spectacle,    card,   cigar,  jewel, 

modal,  and   surgoim's   instnnnent  cases. 

work  boxes,  *c.,   130,  Great  Charles  st.; 

house,  2,  Claremont  place,  Bristol  road 
Cobley  Joseph,  victualler.  White  Hart,  21, 

Church  street 
Cochran  William,  patten  and  clog  maken 

•  208,  High  street,  Deritend 
Cockayne  George,  butcher,  26,  Gt.  Barr  st. 
Cockayne  Samuel,  butcher,  226,  High  street, 

Deritend 
Cockayne  Sarah  Ann,  butcher,  54,  Unett  st. 
Cockayne  Walter,  butcher,  40J,  Digbeth 
Cockbill  Mary,  clothes  dealer,  43,  Dudley  st. 
Cockings  James   Septimus,   civil  engineer 

and  patent  agent,  andregisterer  of  designs, 

111,  Montpelier row,  Ashted  row 
Cocks  Mrs.  Constance    Elise,  Goldsmith's 

buildings 
Cocks  Thomas,  engraver,  48,  Gt.  Colmore  st. 
Cocks  Thomas,   iron   foundry,   Cambridge 

street ;  house,  7,  Russell  row 
Cocksedge  Henry,  gentleman,68,Summerrw 
Cockshott  George  ^\'illiam,  coal  merchant ; 

house,  12,  Cumberland  street 
Cockshott  Mr.  Henry,  91,  Bloomsbury  pi. 
Cohen   Abraham,  confectioner,  23,  Lower 

Temple  street 
Cohen  Francis,  tobacconist  and  cigar  manu- 
facturer, 42,  Smallbrook  street 
Cohen  Jacob,  merchant ;  h.  2,  Harper's  hill 
Cohen  Moss,  pawn  and  clothes  broker,  224, 

High  sti-eet,  Deritend 
Cohn  M.  G.,  general  dealer,  3^1,  Horse  fair 
Colborne   Joseph,    cairier,  113,  Grosvenor 

street,  West 
Colborne  Thomas,  cabinet  maker  and  up- 
holsterer, 47,  Worcester  street 
Colder  James,  upholsterer,  3,  Hampton  st. 
Cole  Benjamin,  butcher,  99,  Dale  end 
Cole  Ellen,  dress  maker,  78,  Grosvenor  st.,W. 
Cole  Hannah,  victualler.  Old  White  Lion, 

56,  Lancaster  street 
Cole  Henry,  carpenter,  33,  Cox  street 
Cole  John,  caljinet  chair  and  couch  maker, 

court  10,  Bartholomew  street ;  house,  22, 

Little  Barr  street 
Cole  John,  shopkeeper,  36,  Barford  street 
Cole  Thomas,  iile  and  rasp  manufacturer, 

court  9,   High  street,  Deritend ;    house, 

Lower  Trinity  street 
Cole  Thomas,  carpenter,  80,  Livery  street 
Cole  William,  house  agent,  45,  Bristol  st. 
Cole  William,   baker   and   shopkeeper,   5, 

Macdonald  street 
Cole  William   Henry,    baker   and   grocer, 

Lea  Bank  road 
Colebatch  John,  shopkeeper,  18,  Sun  st.,  W. 
Coleman  Edward,  working  jeweller,  42,  St. 

Paul's  square 

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Coleman  Edward,  portrait  painter,  2,  Cres- 
cent, West 

Coleinafl  Elizabeth,  coffee  honse,3, Livery  st. 

Coleman  Jane  I'^lizabcth,  straw  hat  maker, 
44,  Church  street 

Coleman  John,  house  and  land  agent,  42, 
St.  Paul's  square 

Coleman  Leijrh,  chemist  and  druggist,  117, 
Coleshill  street 


Collins  Charles,  briclclayer  ;  court,  4,  Ann  at 
Collins  Charles,  chaser,  7,  Flarford  street; 

house.  Villa  street 
Collins  David,  chair  maker,  ;^4,  Duke  st. 
Collins  Edward,  brass  founder,  114,  Moland 

street ;  house,  S9,  Aston  street 
Collins  Edward,  scale  beam,    &c.,  maker, 

31,  New  Town  row 
Collins  Mr.  Francis,  31,  Highgate  place 
Coleman   Salter   Allday,   victualler,    Malt ;  Collins  Harriet,  butcher,  39,  Bordesley  st. 
Shovel,  Thomas  street.  Dale  end  .Collins  Henry,   tailor   and  draper;  hoiise, 

Coleman   Thomas,    bone    button    maker, '      16,  Cannon  street 

Bullock's  mill;  h.  court  2,  Cecil  street      i  Collins   <fe    Mill,    tailors  and    drapers,    16, 
Coleman  William,  basket  maker,  3,   Lan- 1      Cannon  street 

caster  street  I  Collins    Isaac,    steel   worker;    court,     61. 

Coleman  William,  tailor,  3,  Henrietta  st.     i      Snow  hill ;  house  78,  Brearley  street 
Coleman  William,  surgical  machinist,  42,  i  Collins  James,  brass  founder,  26,  Cumber- 

St.  Paul's  square  }      land  sti'eet ;  house  Ilagley  road 

Colis  Henry, chairmaker,  30, Washingtonst    Collins      James,     bricklayer;     coiu-t,     33, 


Colesby  Joseph,  gun  stocker  ;  court.  Lower 

Tower  street ;  house,  Hospital  street 
Colesby  Joseph,  heavy  steel  toy  maker,  60, 

Barr  street,  Gt.  Hampton  row 
Coles1)y  ^Villiam,  gun  stocker ;  court,  Lower 

Tower  street  ;  h.  New  Town  row 
Coley  John,  jeweller;  ct.  43,  New  Church 

street ;  house  Finch  street 
Coley  Joseph,  shoe  dealer,  l.j,  Dudley  st. 
Coley  Mary  Ann,  habdhr,  1G.j,  Ashtedrow. 
Coley,  Rogers  &  (iough,  wholesale  paper 

dealers,  engravers,  printers,  and  account 

book  makers,  9,  Exeter  row 
Coley  William,  pearl  button  maker;  court, 

8,  New  Town  row 
Coley  Wm.,  paper  dealer,  tfec;  h.  Bristol  rd 


Dale  end 

Collins  James  <fe  Son,  silversmiths,  <fec.,  57, 
Frederick  street,  Newhall  hill 

Collins  Jemima,  stay  and  coiset  maker, 
97,  Dale  end 

Collins  Jeremiah,  brass  curtain  ring  maker, 
215,  New  Town  row 

Collins  John,  shopkeeper,  114,  Gros\-enor 
street,  West 

Collins  John,  chaser  and  embosser,  36, 
Harford  street 

Collins  Joseph,  gold  pen  and  ever-pointed 
pencil  case,  pen  holder,  &c.,  manufac- 
tm-er,  170,  Hockley  hill;  house,  Freder- 
ick place,  Frederiuk  street,  Islington  row 

Collins  Joseph,  green  grocer,  30,  Hatchettst 


Coley  William,  bricklayer;  ct.  lo.  Church  st    Collins  Joseph,  shopkeeper,  157,  Livery  st 

Coley  Mr.  William,  Round  hiils  Collins  Joseph,  wood  turner;  coiu't,  5,  Gt. 

CoUedge  Charles,  engraver,  copper-plate,  Charles  street ;  house,  court,  Coleshill  st. 
and  letter  press  printer,  119,  Snow  hill, ;  Collins  Joseph,  shopkeeper,  oS,  Brearley  st 
house,  St.  Mary's  row  Collins  Nathl.,  (Late  Deelby)  comb  mauu 

CoUedge  Richard,  tailor,  l,New  Summer st|      facturer;  coint,  17,  Digbeth  ;  house,  91, 


Colletr  George,  leather  seller,  35,  Consti- 
tution hill 

Collett  <fe  Hall,  wood  turners  and  carvers; 
court,  2,  St.  Martin's  lane 

CoUett  Thomas,  wood  turner  and  carver, 
21,  Hill  street 

Collett  William,  wood  turner;  house,  179, 
Hrcjinsirvove  street 


Pershore  street 
Collins  Sanmel,  brass  founder,   202,    King 

Edwardsroad 
Collins  Samuel,  furniture  broker,  76,  Bishop- 


gate  street 


Collins  tfe  Stanbury.  merchants,  factors, 
manufacturers  of  locks,  and  cock  founder  > 
49,  Hread  street,  Newhall  street 


Colley  \V illiam, shoe mkr,  Icknield  cottages  :  Collins  Stephen  (ieorge,   coach  proprietor. 

Collier  Edward,  Avood  turner,  2^,  Mott  st.    |      Soho  hill 

Collier  Geori,'e,  land  and  house  agent,  234,    ColUus  Thomas,  grocer  and  pro\ision  dlr., 

(ireat  Colmore  street  i      20,  Aston  street 

Collier  James  B.  excise  oiVicer,  Coleshill  st    Collins  Thomas  Johnson,  jeweller,  9,  (iros- 
Collier  William,  retail  brewer,  34,  Consti-  I      venor  street,  Wt\st 

tution  hill  I  Collins    Thomas,    awl    blade   maker,    96, 

CoUingwood  Henry,  shoe  mkr,  70,  Astonrd  j      Ccdeshill  street 
Collingwood    John,    pearl    button    maker,  !  Collins    Thomas,  manufacturer  of  ])owder 

Tindal  street,  Camden  str.'et  j      llasks, shot  bcMts,  oil  bottles,  crim])ing  and 

Collingwood  Sarah,  green  grocer,  25,  Bar-  ,      gotl'erinif  machines,  ttc.  .')'>,  Up.  Tower  st. 

ford  street,  S(nith  1  Collins  Thomas,  carpenter,  57,  Alliscm  st 

Collins     Chiirles,     painter      and      trlazier,  I  Collins     William    Henry,    merchant,     cock 

Brearh-y  street  I      foundiM-.  i^-c. ;  house.  7^^,  Hath  street 


lURMINGHA.'M    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


131 


Collins  William,  gun,  *tc.  manufacturer.  111, 
Steelhousi"  lane  ;  house,  (luiiu  walk 

Collins  Mr.  William,  28,  Nelson  st.,  West 

Collins  William  lleury,  news  agent  and 
circulating  lil)rary,  '.ili-2^  Summer  lane 

Collins  William,  car\-cr,  gilder,  <fe  picture 
frame  uiaker.  91,  Dale  end 

Collins  William, hosier  iV.' glover,  07,  High  si 

Collins  M'iliiam,  beerhouse,  26,  Balloon  st. 
and  gunl)let  maker,  com't  7,  Lancaster  st. 

Collins  William  Henry,  silversmith,  131, 
A'yse  street 

Collins  William,  jeweller,  25,  Wells  street. 
Great  Hamilton  street 

Collis  Edward  Hy.,  solicitor,  16,  Bennett's 
hill;  house,  Italy  House,  Edgbaston 

Collis  George  Richmond,  (successor  to  Sh' 
Edward  I'homason.)  mauulactm-ing  gold 
and  silversmith,  electro  plate,  medalist, 
and  pajtier  machee  works,  6:  Royal  Vice 
Consulate  for  France,  Prussia,  Portugal, 
Norway,  Sweeden,  Russia,  and  Turkey, 
28,  Clnu-ch  street;  house,  11,  Crescent 

Collis  Sarah,  baker,  16,  jMeriden  street 

CoUiss  Samuel,  plated  snuffer  manufacturer,  | 
court  1 6,  Mott  St. ;  lionse,  48,  Howard  st. 

Colls  Henry,  gold  spectacle  mkr.,  1,  Smith  st.  | 

CollyerCharles, carpenter,  Aston  NewTown  ' 

CoUyer  Jno..  factored  boot  &  shoe  warehouse,  I 
45,  Snow  hill  | 

CoUyer  Wm.,  saw  piercer,  6,  Nelson  st..  South ! 

Colmore  ite  Beale,  solicitors,  30,  Waterloo  st. ; 

Cohnore  Thos.,  solicitor ;  h.  Sheldon  House, ' 
Sheldon  i 

Colmore  Thomas,  gentleman,  38,  Highgate ! 

Colwell  John,  fruiterer,  78 J,  Lichtield  street 

Colwell  Sarah,  lodgings,  161,  Broad  .-treet,  i 
Islington  j 

Combe  \'irgil,  brush  maker,  105,  Lancasterst.  ; 

Combes  Thomas,  glass  and  china  painter  in  I 
all  its  various  departments  of  chandeliers,  j 
lamp  pillars,  flower  vases,  ornaments,  tea 
and  dessert  services,  figm-es,  tfec,  19,  Buck 
street  ;   house,  7.  Jennen's  row 

Comley  Geo.,  travelling  draper,  16,  Cherry  st. ! 

Commings  John,  gentleman,  Hagley  road    i 

Commissioners  of  Birmingham  Street  Act 
offices — Public  offices,  Moor  st. ;  J.  Pigott 
Smith,  surveyor,  and  Charles  Fiddian, 
cashier 

Conipson  Edward,  sj^ade  ti'ee  turner,  Bor-' 
desley  street 

Compton  Mrs.  Mary  Maria,  1,  Cheltenham 
place,  Bristol  road  i 

Coney  John,  gun,  pistol,  and  corkscrew' 
maker,  75,  Stafford  street 

Coney  Mr.  William,  Hagley  road 

Congrave  James,  taihjr,  79,  Holt  street 

Conner  James,  fiu-nitmebkr.,  211,  Livery  st. 

Conway  John,  glass,  lead,  oil,  and  colom- 
warehouse,  10,  Snow  hill, d:28,  Worcester 
street ;  house.  Lodge  road  ' 

Conway  Joseph,  clerk,  3,  Pits  ford  street 


Cook  Benjamin  junior,  brass  and  iron  bed- 
stead maker,  (ireen  st.,  Birchall  street ; 
house,  15,   Highgate 

Cook  Miss  Charlotte,  21,  Calthorpe  street 

Cook  Charlotte,  school.  Hunters  lane 

Cook  Francis,  brass  polisher;  h.  Moland  st. 

Cook  Frederick,  sho])keeper,  Adelaide  street 

Cook  George,  green  grocj'r.  4,  Hockley  hill 

Cook  James,  collector  improvement  rate, 
2,  Vaiixliall  grove 

Cook  James,  confectioner,  50,  Dale  end 

Cook  James,  carpenter  and  beerhouse,  32, 
Digby  street 

Cook  James,  hair  dresser  and  ornamental 
hair  worker,  114,  Lionel  street 

Cook  John,  surveyor,  Spring  walk 

Cook  John,  gentleman,  Soho  hiil 

Cook  John,  comcl.  traveller,  George  st.  W. 

Cook  Luke,  gilder,  22,  Lower  Lawley  street ; 
house,  217,  Verulam  place 

Cook  Richard,  baker  and  flour  dealer,  30, 
Little  Ban-  street 

Cook  Sarah,  straw  bonnet  maker,  67,  Sum- 
mer lane 

Cook  Thomas,  pavier,80,  High  st.,  Bordesley 

Cook  Thomas,  shoe  maker.  Spring  hill 

Cook  Thomas,  butcher,  105,  Digbeth 

Cook  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  1 6,  G  t.  Francis  st. 

Cook  ^Villiam,  statuary  and  mason,  New 
hall  hill;  house.  The  Lightwoods,  near 
Binningham 

Cook  William,  junior,  statuary,  &c.,  New- 
hall  hill 

Cook  Y\'illia7n,  retail  brewer,  44  and  45, 
Howard  street 

Cook  William,  gun  baiTel  maker,  court  25, 
Moland  street ;  house,  28,  Lord  street 

Cook  AViliiam,  jeweller,  28,  Upper  Tower  st. 

Cooke  Charles,  jewellers'  stamper,  court  10, 
Snow  hill 

Cooke  Elizabeth,  Albion  commercial  board- 
ing house,  Carr's  lane 

Cooke  Elizabeth,  haberdasher,  <fcc.,  117, 
Heneage  street 

Cooke  Henry,  carver,  gilder,  and  picture 
frame  manufactm-er,  2,  ^^'eaman  street 

Cooke  James,  wholesale  butter  dealer,  117, 
Heneage  street 

Couke  James,  clock  dial  manufacturer; 
house,  19,  Victoria  grove 

Cooke  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  66,  Bel- 
mont row 

Cooke  John,  butcher,  54,  Great  Charles  st. 

Cooke  John,  watch  dial  and  gold  hand 
maker,  17,  Old  Meeting  street 

Cooke  John,  mauufuctmer  of  silver  and 
plated  castor  tops,  d'c,  5,  Fleet  street 

Cooke  John  and  Son,  builders  and  ironmon- 
gers, 3H,  Horse  fair 

Cooke  Joseph,  tallow  chandler,  73,  Dean 
street;  house,  Harborne  road 

Cooke  Mark  Thomas,  India  rubber  web, 
brace,  and  belt  manufacturer,  1 13,Snowhill 


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BIRMINGHAM    ;i  LPH  ABETICAL    LIST. 


Cooke  Tertius  John,  coal   dealer,  Oozells 

street  wharf;  house,  3S,  Horse  fair 
Cooke  Thomas,  clerk,  and  Elizabeth,  school, 
25,  Tenby  street  j 

Cooke  William,  shopkeeper,  88,  Bartholo- 
mew street 
Cooke  William,  butcher,  63,  Lower  Hurst  st. ' 
Cooke  William,  clothier,  52,  Edji;ba.ston  st.    \ 
Cookley  Wood  Screw  Company,  manufac- 
turers of  the  improved  wood  screws,  in ! 
iron,  brass,  copper,  gun  metal,  cfec,  Hon- 
duras  wharf;    James    Piper,    managing 
partner 
Cooksey  Hector  Richard,  manufacturer  of 
coffin  furniture,  brass  headed  and  malle- 
able nails,  bromsgrove  tacks,  pins,  wood 
screws,  measuring  tapes,  d'C,  148,  High 
street,  Bordesley  ;  hoiisc,  Coventry  road 
Cooksey  Joseph,  land  and  mining  agent, 
surveyor,  and  auctioneer,  5,  IJennefs  hill ; 
hotise,  A\'est  Bromwich 
Cooksey  Matilda, draper,  225,  Great  Colmore 

street,  and  213,  High  street,  Deritend 
Cooling   Charles,    saddle   tree   maker,    72, 
Lower  Ilurst  street  | 

Coombes  Jane,  giocer,  10,  Moore's  row         j 
Coombes  George,  junior, grocer,  107«Digbeth 
Coombes  John,  shopkeeper  and  enameller,  j 
109,  Smith  street  I 

Coombes   Thomas,   clerk,  208,  New  John 

street,  West 
Cooper  Benjamin,  dairyman,  182,  Camden  st 
Cooper  Charles,  beerhouse,  66.  Brearley  st. 
Cooper  Charles,  beerhouse  and  shopkeeper, 

251,  Sherlock  street 
Cooper  Charles,  refiner  and  manufacturing 
chemist,  120,  Great  Charles  street ;  house, 
Hagley  House 
Cooper  Charles,  shopkeeper,  67,  Weaman  st. 
Cooper  Charles  Hanold,  beerhouse,  Cardi- 
gan street 
Coojjcr  David,  pearl  button  manufacturer ; 

court,  21,  L a wley  street 
Cooper  Edward,  gentleman.  Prosperity  pi. 
Cooper  Ephraim,  pearl  button   maker  ;  c. 

2,  Holt  street 
Cooper   Ellen,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 

241,  Sherlock  street 
Cooper   Ennna   Maria,   dress   maker,    58, 

Smith  street 
Co<»])er  Elias,  jobbing  and  whitesmith,  19, 

Princij)  street 
Coop(T   Mrs.     Elizabeth,     Francis    street, 

Hagley  road 
Coo])er  Frederick  Richard,  shopkeeper,    14, 

Hospital  street 
Cooper  George,  builder,  4,  King  Alfred's  ]d 
Coo])er  George  tV:  Sons,  1>race  bit  and  steel 

toy  manulacturers ;  court,  16,  llillst. 
Co<»j)er  (Jeorge,  land  agent  and  surveyor, 

112,  New  street 
Cooper  George,  gilder,  II.  Hampton  st. 
Cooper  H.,  lace  dealer,  4.  iJull  ring 


Cooper  Henry,  shoe  maker,  50,  Regent  pL 
Cooper  Henry,  beerhouse,  Smethwick 
Cooper  Henry  cfe  James,  bakers  and  gro- 
cers. Small  heath 
Cooper  James,  shopkeeper,  107,  Coleshill  st 
Cooper  James,  shoe  maker,  36,  Harding  st. 
Cooper  John,  victualler  and  maltster.  Bull's 

Head,  i>5,  Moor  street 
Cooper  John,  general   agent,   21,    Raven- 
hurst  street 
Cooper  John,  beerhouse,  33,  Bishop  street, 

Moseley  street 
Cooper  John,  jmi.,  uphohiterer,  106,  Coles- 
hill  street 
Cooper  John,  shoe  maker,  45,  Park  street, 

Bull  ring 
Cooper  John,  draper,  Spiceal  street 
Cooper  John,  die  sinker,  1,  New  Market  st. 
Cooper  John,  shopkeeper,  43,  Vauxhall  rd. 
Cooper  John,   bookbinder,  machine  ruler, 
and  manufacturing  stationer.  Coach  yard, 
Biill  street ;  house.  83,  Ashted  row 
Cooper  John,  shoe  maker,  28,  Swallow  st. 
Cooper  John,  bricklayer,  47,  Upper  Hos- 
pital street 
Cooper  Joseph,  vict.  Castle  Inn,48,  Aston  st 
Cooper  Joseph,  brace  and  bit  maker,  124, 

Lionel  street 
Cooper  Joseph,    jewellery    manufacturer, 
'      258,  Bradford  street 

1  Cooper  Joseph  Rock,  gun  and  pistol  manu- 
facturer ;  house,  Park  Cottage,  Aston  rd. 
Cooper  J.  R.  <fe  Co.,  gun  and  pistol  manu- 
facturers, 24,  Legge  street 
Cooper  Phoebe,   clerk   weighing  machine, 

Snowhill  wharf 
!  Cooper  Mary,  beerhouse,  116,  Gt.  Hmpt.rw. 
I  Cooper   Richard   Bells,   spur    maker,    22, 

Moland  street 
Cooper  Richard,  beerhouse,  125,Vauxhallrd 
j  Cooper    Robert,    tailor    and    draper,   22, 

Aston  street 
Cooper   Samuel,    confectioner,    46,    Dud- 

deston  row 
Cooper  Samuel,  baker  and  dairyman,  22, 

Hockley  hill 
Cooper  So])hia  <k  Son,  news  agents  andsta- 
I      tioners.  33,  IJnicm  street 
Cooper  Thomas,  butcher,  65^  House  street 
Cooper  Thomas,  maltster  and  hop  dealer, 

^^'ard  street;  hmise.  Perry  bar 
Cooper  Thomas,  beer  machine  maker  and 

shopkeeper,  25,  New  lukleys 
Cooper  W II Iter,  clerk,  145,  Bath  row 
Cooper  Walter,  baker  and  Hour  dealer,  14, 

John  street,  Dale  end 
Cooj)er  William,  lamp  mounting  maker,  24, 

Legge  stre<>t 
Cooper  \\'iUiam,  beerhouse  and  tailor,  165, 

11  encage  street 
Cooper  \\  illiam  S:  Henry, metal  rollers  and 
wire    drawers,    293,  Bradford  street ;  lis. 
Highgate  and  King's  heath 


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Cooper  William,    wire    worker ;    court,  3, 

Essex  street 
Cooper   William,    goldsmith  aud  jeweller, 

Little  Hill  street 
Cooper  William,  boot  aud  shoe  maker,  10, 

Union  street 
Cooper  William,  stock  and  share  broker,  14, 

Waterloo  street;  h.  li)6,  Camden  terrace 
Cojjage  Richard,  plmnbcr,  painter,  &c.,  62, 

Mott  street 
Cope  Amelia,  straw  hat  maker,  109,  Barr  st 
Cope  Charles,  connnission  wine  agent,  and 

Frances,  ladies'  school,  Lady  Wood  lane 
Cope    Charles    11.,   brass    founder;   house, 

Heath  green 
Cope  Charles,  traveller.  Lupin  street 
Cope   cfe   Collinson,  brass  founders,   19  A, 

Summer  row 
Cope  David  cfe  Son,  geraian  silver,  electro, 

and  magneto  plated  spoon,  fork,  tfec,  <fec., 

manufacturers,  7  and  8,  Bartholomew  st. 
Cope  David.  Jan.,  gennau  silver  spoon,  <fec., 

manufr. ;  h.  Sherborne  rd.,  Balsall  heath 
Cope  Edward,  dra})er,  61  and  62,  Bull  st. 
Cope  Edward,  tripe  house,  59,  Ashted  row 
Cope  Miss  Elizabeth,  Handsworth  village 
Cope  John,  haberdasher  and  hosier.  Mill  st 
Cope  John,jun.,  bone  button  manufacturer, 

Attwood's     Mill,     Baskerville ;     house, 

ISIill  street,  Broad  street 
Cope  John,  gentleman,  47,  Summer  hill  tr. 
Cope  John,  japanner.  Sand  pits 
Cope  John,  gentleman,  Carpenter's  road 
Cope  Joseph,  Wctualler,   Crescent  Tavern, 

14,  Crescent  bridge 
Cope  Joseph,  file,  rasp,  and  tool  maker,  and 

dealer  in  steel,  39,  High  street,  Deritend 
Cope  Thomas,  pearl  button  manufacturer, 

179,  Wells  street.  Great  Hampton  street 
Cope   Thomas,    stamper    and    piercer,   6, 

Hampton  street 
Cope  Thomas,  paper  box  and  button  bag 

maker;  court,  o,  Warstone  lane 
Cope  William,  clerk,  and  Mary  Ann,  dress 

maker,  17,  Sun  street.  West 
Cope  William,  file  mnfctr.,  141,  Francis  st. 
Cope  Ze])lianiah,  clerk,  82,  Bloomsbury  pi. 
Copner   Thomas,    fishmonger    and    game 

dealer,  73,  New  street 
Coppock   John   Marshall,  tobacconist,    2, 

Stafford  street 
Copson  Thomas,  tripe  dresser,  62,  Colsehillst 
Copson  William,  carpenter,  <fec.,  64,  Wood- 
cock street 
Corah  Nathaniel  &  Sons,  wholsale  hosiers, 

55,  Union  passage 
Corah  William,  wholesale  hosier ;    house, 

Wellington  road 
Corbett  Ann,  mistress.  King  Edward's  girls 

school,  Edward  st..  Parade  ;  h.  Bath  rw. 
Corbett  Charles,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

and  victualler,  Birmingham   Anns    Ta- 
vern, 71.  Hampton  street 


Corbett  Charles,  modeller  and  chaser,  323, 

New  John  street.  West 
Corbett    l-'.dward,    victualler.    Acorn,    18, 

Lichfield  street 
Corbett  Eliza,  school,  9,  Weaman  row 
Corbett  Frederick,  gold  and  silver  beater, 

78,  Buckingham  street 
Corbett  George  Jeremiah,  chaser  and  em- 
bosser, 9,  Weaman  row 
Corbett  George,  glaziers'  diamond  and  vice 

maker,  court,  28,  Bromsgrove  street ;  h. 

Balsall  heath 
Corbett  (leorge  Henry,  plumber  &  painter, 

29,  Bradford  street 
Corbett  Henry,  charcoal  burner,  manufac- 
turer of  founders'  blacking  and  coal  dust, 

dealer  in  fire  clay,  bricks,  draining  pipes, 

chimney  tops,  hay,  corn,  &c.,  Worcester 

wharf 
Corbett  Jane  and  Mary,  ladies'  school,  Lee 

crescent 
Corbett  Jeremiah,  gennan  silver  spectacle 

maker,  9,  Weaman  row 
Corbett  John,  builder,  141,  Cheapside, 
Corbett  Joseph,  \-ictualler.  Three  Cro\vns 

Inn,  82,  Suffolk  street 
Corbett    Joseph,    temperence    commercial 

hotel,  49  and  50,  Paradise  street 
Corbett  Joseph   and   Son,  carpenters,   55^ 

King  Edward "s  road 
Corbett  Joseph,  jun.,  carpenter ;  house,  195, 

King  Edward's  road 
Corbett  Josiah  Charles,  modeller  and  Cha- 
ser, 152,  New  John  street.  West 
Corbett  Maria,  fancy  box  mkr.,  14,  Severn  st 
Corbett  Richard,  carpenter  and  shopkeeper, 

Lea  Bank  road 
Corbett  Susannah,  beerhouse,  l40,Cheapside 
Corbett  Thomas,  mathematical  instrument, 

surveyors  measuring  tape,  and  box  and 

ivory  rule  manufacturer,  Edmund  street ; 

house,  39,  Hockley  hill 
Corbett  Sarah,   mistress.    King    Edward's 

Branch  School.  G  em  street ;  house.  New 

Bridge  street 
Corbett  Wm.,  tailor  <fe  draper,  101,  New  st. 
Corbett  Wm.,  maltster,  16,  Holloway  head 
Corbett  William,  beerhouse  and  maltster, 

Handsworth  village 
Cordukes    Thomas    William,    cashier,    6, 

Latimer  street.  South 
Corfield    Charles,    dispensing   and    family 

chemist,  11,  New  street 
Coi-field  Richard,  surveyor's  measuring  tape 

manufacturer,  &  dealer  in  coffin  furniture, 

17,  Newton  street 
Corfield  Thomas,  spring  box  maker,  ct.  7, 

Little  Charles  st. ;  hoase,  ct.  7,  Church  st 
Corfield  William,  shopkeeper,  13,  Price  st. 
Corken    VV'illiam    Dimcan,   old    and  new 

bookseller,  5,  Union  passage 
Conies  Cornelius,  common  iron  caster,  court 

6,  Princip  street 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPFI A  BETICAL    LIST. 


Comforth  Brothers,  (late  John  Comforth) 
wire  manufacturers,  Dartmoutli  Works, 
Dartmouth  street 

Comforth  Ilenrj-,  britannia metal  &  electro 
plated  ware  manufacturer,  45,  Nevvhall 
street;  house,  IJirchfield 

Comforth  Samuel,  William,  and  Thomas, 
\^'ire  manufacturers;  hs.,  Aston  Cottage 
Roimd  hills 

Comforth  Samxiel,  iron  and  steel  wire 
manufacturer,  21,  George  street.  Parade  ; 
house,  55^  Vittoria  street 

Cornish  William  and  Charles,  old  and  new 
booksellers,  37,  New  street 

Cornish  AVilliam,  bricklayer,  Russell  row 

Corns  Edward  George,  bookbinder,  268, 
Great  Colmore  street 

Corns  (Jeorge,  bookbinder,  stationer,  and 
printer,  71^1  High  street;  house,  Spring 
street,  Edgbaston 

Corns  James,  mathematical  instrument,  &c. 
manufacturer ;  house,  95,  Ravenhm*st  st. 

Corns  Joseph,  house  agent,  Sunderland 
houses.  Sjiring  street 

Cornwallljenjamin,  shopkeeper,  Winsongn. 

Cornwall  Thomas,  chimney  swecj),  51, 
Edmund  street 

Corser  <fe  Whitcombe,  solicitors,  34,  Col- 
more row 

Corser  Edward,  solicitor ;  house,  34,  St. 
Paul's  srpiare 

Costella Michael,  tailor <fe  draper,  15,  Cox  st. 

Coster  Lamert,  marine  store  dlr.  7,  Dudley  st 

Cotter  Lawrence,  l)00t  and  shoe  maker,  77, 
Steelhouse  lane 

Cotterell  Francis,,  earthenware  dealer,  53, 
Sherlock  street 

Cotterell  James,  boot  maker,  6,  Congreve  st. 

Cotterell  Joseph  Frederick,  civil  engineer, 
«Src. ;  house,  IJirchfield 

Cotterell  Joseph,  boat  builder;  hoiise,  25, 
Sheepcote  street 

Cotterell  and  Large,  boat  builders,  Sheep- 
cote  street 

Cotterell  Samuel,  jiorlable  \\Titing  desk, 
cal)inet  case,  <fec.  mnfturer.,  76,  Alcester  st 

Cotterell  Thomas,  gentleman,  Camden  st. 

Cotterell  'J'lujmas,  cabinet  maker,  2.  Hollo- 
way  head 

Cotterill  Amelia,  dress  m;iker,  5,  AA'illiam  st. 

Cotterill  Henjaniin. wrought  iron  hinge  mkr., 
court  L*>,  rj)|)er  Windsor  street 

Cotterill  Charles  Forster,  stock  and  share 
broker,  31,  Bennett's  hill 

Cotterill  I'.dward,  coal  dealer,  Soho  wharf; 
house.  Key  hill 

Cotterill  Edward,  baker  and  flour  dealer, 
20,  I'rosjject  row 

Cotterill  Edwin,  patentee  and  sole  manu- 
facturer of  imjiroved  locks,  latches,  bolts, 
corkscrews,  and  every  description  of  light 
steel  toys,  KH,  Henry  street;  house. 
Wash  wood  heatli 


Cotterill  Edwin,  manager,  (S.  Hiron,)  52, 

St.  Paul's  srpiare 
Cotterill  Fielding,  coal  dealer,  Soho  wharf 
Cotterill  John,  coal  dealer,  and  beerhouse, 

Soho  road 
Cotterill  Joseph,   hinge  maker,  court   64, 

Coleshill  street 
Cotterill  Joseph,  tool  broker,  98,  Lancaster  st 
Cotterill  Peter,  gentleman,  Lozells  grove 
Cotterill  Thomas  Henry  t%  Co.,  factors,  15, 

Regent  place  ;  house.  Villa  road 
Cotterill  Thomas,  coal  and  coke  merchant, 

Shadwell  street  wharf  and  Soho  wharf 
Cotton  Frederick,  coal  dealer.  Old  wharf, 

and  beerhouse,  30,  Cherry  street 
Cotton  Joseph,  jeweller,  35,  Unett  street 
Cotton  Mark,  baker,  1^,  Ludgate  hill 
Cotton  Sophia,  shopkeeper  and  baker,  171, 

Heneage  street 
Cotton  Thomas,  grocer,  19,  Suffolk  street 
Cotton  Thomas,  hosier,  14,  Little  Barr  st. 
ColtonWilliam,  police  constable,  47, Duke  st. 
Cottrell  Abraham,  brass  founder,  8,  Fazeley 

street ;  h.  S^ark  brook 
Cottrell   Abraham,  victualler,   Justice,  70, 

Lombard  street 
Cottrell  Charles,  butcher,  2,  Pope  street 
Cottrell  Edward,  coal  dealer,   Soho  wharf; 

house,  50,  Key  hill 
Cottrell  John,  file  and  rasp  manufacturer, 

14,  Camp  hill 
Cottrell  John  George,  engraver,  &c. ;  house, 

32,  Cannon  street 

Cottrell  Joseph,  brass  founder,  Coventry  rd. 
Cottrell  and  Son,   engi-avers   and  prmters, 

^2,  Cannon  street 
Cottrell  George,  brass  musical  instnmient 

maker,  court  6,  Moor  street 
Cottrell  Samuel.gentlemau,  Hampton  house, 

Ryland  road 
Cottrell  William,  solicitor,  34,  Cannon  st.  ; 

house,  Ryland  road 
Cottrell  William,  shopkeeper,  40,  Digby  st. 
Cottrell  William,  tailor,  52,  Branston  street 
Couchnum  C  harles,  land  agent  andsun'ovor, 

33,  AA'aterloo  street;  h.  Temple,  Balsall 
Coudrey  John,  nursery  seedsman,  and  tlorist, 

Edgbaston  nursery,  Carpenter's  road,  and 

Market  hall 
Coudrill  Joseph,  brass  tap  maker,  court  1, 

Inge  street 
Coulson,  Jukes,  d-  Co.,  export  ironmongers, 

7.  St.  Mary's  row 
Coultas   James,   old   fmiiiture   broker,  61, 

Bislnipgale  street 
Coimsel  Anne,  mistress,  St.  Peter's  school, 

Dale  end  ;  house,  103,  Moore  street 
County  Court  (Jllice,  ^Vaterloo  rooms,  Wa- 
terloo street 
Court  Franci-^,  shopkeeper,  28,  Tonk  street 
Court  J  (dm,  engraver,  cop])er  j)late  j)rinter, 

and  pawnbroker,  13,  Caroline  street 
Courtney  John,  tailor,  16,  Lower  Temple  st. 


BIRMINGJIAM     ALPHABKTICAL    LIST. 


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Covington  John,  long  inge  niiiAer  and  brass 

fonndor.  4,  IloUoway  lunid 
Cowan  .lolni,  tailor,  tjij.  Ihvarly  street 
Cowdell  Edward,  wholesale  boot  and  shoe- 
maker, 12,  lilncher  street 
CowelKieorge,  newsagent  and  cigar  dealer, 

76,  ^^'  orcester  street 
CowleyAbrahani,  tin  plate  and  zinc  worker, 

47,  Iloward*treet 
(^^wper  Ebene/er,  engineer,  Harborne  rd. 
Cowper    Edward   ^Vlfred,    civil   engineer, 

(libheath 
CowtonChas.  green grocer,66,  NewTownrw 
Cowton  James   Thomas,  fruiterer,  8,  Bell 

street ;  hoiise.  Old  Meeting  sb'eet 
Cowx  Thomas,  tailor,  Kylaud  road 
Cox  «fe  >\dams,  thn1)erand  slate  merchants, 

7,  Cambridge  street 
Cox  Ann,  dress  maker,  37,  Cumberland  st. 
Cox  Edmund  Jevons,  arcliitect  and  surveyor, 

4,  Waterloo  street;  h.  Townsend  place 
Cox  Edward  Townsend,  M.D.,  &  physician 
to  the  Town  Infirmary,  24,  Temple  row 
Cox  Edward,  merchant,  Soho  hill 
Cox  Edward,  c(^fiFee  house,  78,  Livery  street 
Cox  Edward  and  Son,  percussion  cap  mfrs. 

56,  Great  Charles  street ;  h.,  Lozells 
Cox  Eliz.,  haberdasher,  145,  Bradford  st. 
Cox  Eliz.,  school,  and  Sarah,  milliner,  ifec, 

373,  Coventry  road 
Cox  Francis  Blakemore,  (successor  to  Geo. 
Cox  and  Co..)  manufacturer  of  ivory  and 
box  rules,  and  foreign  rules  for  exporta- 
tion, 50,  Camdeii  street 
Cox    Francis,   gold   and  silver  refiner  and 

assayer,  26,  Great  Hampton  street 
Cox  Francis,  shopkeeper,  24,  New  Townrw 
Cox  George,  clothes  broker,  24,  Lionel  st. 
Cox  George,  Henry,  and  Edwin,  maltsters, 
brewers,  hop  merchants,   and  bottlers  of 
porter,  Hockley  Brewery,  Hunter's  lane 
Cox  Henry,  curtain  and  steel  key  ring  mfr., 
general   brass  founder,   (fee,   125,   Great 
Hampton  street 
Cox  Hy.,  bridle  cutter,  7,  Upper  Goughst. 
Cox  James,  cattle  dlr.,  15,  Upper  Dean  st. 
Cox  James,  poultei'er  and  game  dealer,  31, 

Ann  street 
<>ox  <fe  Jar\-is,  iron  merchants,  6,  Broad  st. 
Cox  John,  electro  plater  and  gilder;  house, 

Short  heath,  Erdington 
Cox  Jno.,  jun.,  jeweller,  56|-,Constitution  hi. 
Cox   John,    carver,    gilder,  looking  glass, 
picture  frame,  and  cabinet  maker,  113, 
Constitution  hill 
Cox  John  Horatio,  grocer,  tea  dealer,  coffee 
roaster,  and  tallow  chandler,  53,  Bull  st. 
Cox  John,  brewers  traveller,  10,  Ryland  pi. 
Cox  John,  jeweller,  50,  Howard  street 
Cox  John,  percussion  cap  maker;   house, 

Brougham  street 
Cox   Joseph,   boot   and   shoe   maker,    27, 
Smallbrook  street 


Cox  Joseph,  shopkeeper,  7-,  Holhnvay  head 
Cox  Joseph,  sh(»])keeper,  3.S,  Water  street 
Cox  and  Lucknum,  plane,  lire  iron,  and  fen- 
der manufacturers,  Ryland  st.,  Darwin  st. 
Cox  Mary,  li1)rarian.  New  Library,  14,Tem- 

ple  row.  West 
Cox  Mrs.  Mary,  Soho  hill 
Cox  Mrs.  llhoda,  230,  New  John  st,  west 
Cox  Flichd..  french  polisher,  ct.  6S^  Hitrh  st. 
Cox  Rol)ert  West  cfe  Co.,  veneer  saw  mills, 
Deritend  Bridge  ;    house,  301,  Warwick 
place,  Coventry  road 
Cox  Sanmel,  clerk.  Sand  Pits 
Cox  Samuel,  shopkeeper,  152,  Livery  street 
Cox  Samuel, furnitiire broker,  20/,  Livery  st. 
Cox  Sarah,  clothes  broker,  37,  Lichfield  st. 
Cox  Sarah,  straw  hat  and  dressmaker,  113, 

Lancaster  street 
Cox  Thomas,  lapidary,  and  dlr.  in  all  kinds 
of  real  stones,  diamonds,  (fee,  74,  Caro- 
line street 
Cox  Thomas,   horn  and  bone  buttcm,  um- 
brella, parasol,  and  furniture  manufac- 
turer, 21,  Alcester street,  tfe300,  Warmck 
place  ;  house,  Coventry  road 
Cox  Thomas,  lamp  and  glass  lustre  manu- 
facturer, 114,  Bradford  st. ;  h.  Highgate 
Cox  Thomas,  casting  mould  manufacturer, 
coal  merchant,  and  dealer  in  iron  tubing, 
60,  Broad  street ;  h.,  Highfield  road 
Cox  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  35,  Bishopgate  st. 
Cox  Thomas,  retail  brewer,  25,  Darwin  st. 
Cox  William  Sands,  F.R.S.,  surgeon,  senior 
surgeon  to  Queen's  Hospital,  and  professor 
of  surgery.  Queen's  Col.,  24,  Temple  rw. 
Cox  William,  salt  and  corn  merchant,  37, 

Broad  street 
Cox  AVilliam,  shopkeeper,  Gibheath 
Cox  William,  coffee  house,  6i^,  Edmund  st. 
Cox  William,  retail  brewer,  Newhall  street 
Cox   William,   vict.    and  carpenter,  Bull's 

Head,  52,  Smallbrook  street 
Cox  William,  locksmith,  2,  St.  Martin  st. 
Cox  William,  poulterer,  Hagley  road 
Cox  Mr.  \\'illiam.  Villa  road 
Coxan   William,   secretary,   glass  works, 

Smethwick 
Coxford  Henry,  vict.,  Duke  of  Marlborough, 

31.  Mount  street 
Coxon  William,  butcher,  672-,  Lancaster  st. 
Coxson  John,  brush  mkr.,  8,  Barr  st-,  west 
Coxson  Samuel,  brush  mfr,  28.  Meriden  st. 
Coy    Jasnes,    stone   mason,    45,    Great 

Charles  street 
Coy  Samuel,  stone  and  marble  mason,  42, 

Ashted  row;  house,  Bloomsbury  street 
Cracklow  Henry   Honor,  brewer;    house, 

Manor  house,  Nechells  gi-een 
Cracknell  George,  grocer.  Hunter's  lane 
Craddock  Edward,  clerk,  13,  Howard  st. 
Craddock  Isaac,   hard   wood   turner,   23, 

Lawrence  street 
Craddock  John,  vict.  Talbot  Inn,  16,  Digbth. 


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DIR.MIXGH.AM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Craddock  Thomas  and  Co.,  patent  univer- 
sal  condensing  steam  engine  manufac- 

tnrers  and  mucliinists,  36,  Broad  street 
Craig  James,  cmrier  and  leatliej:  cutter,  17, 

Cherry  sti-eet 
Crammer  John,  hecrhouse,  44,  Ash  ted  row 
Crampton  Ann,  hathox  maker,  27,  Cross  st. 
Cranhrook  Rev.  James,  Unitarian  minister, 

Lozells 
Crane  George,  provision  dealer,  13,  Inge  st. 
Crane  Henry,  carpenter,  57,  Buckingham  st. 
Crane  John,  shoemaker,  20,  Constitution  hill 
Crane  John,  1  rass  founder,  26,  Cannon  st. ; 

house,  13,  Lee  Crescent 
Crane  John  William  Howard,  solicitor,  23, 

Waterloo  street;  house,  Pershore  road 
Crane  Mrs.  Sarah,  Pershore  road 
Crane  William,  grocer,  Hampstead  road 
Crane  William,  sho])keeper,  1,  Cox  street 
Cranmore  William,  beerhouse,  1,  Lathnerst. 
Crathorne  Edwin,  coffee  roaster,  39,  BaiT 

street,  West 
Crawford  Charles,  gold  and  silver  engraver, 

1^,  Ludgate  hill;  house,  18,  Sheepcote  st. 
Crawford  Henry,  clerk,  76,  Lionel  street 
Crawley  &  Co.,  copper,  brass,  tin,  spelter, 

lead,  tin  plate,  sheet  zinc,  and  solder  mer- 
chants, 45,  Edmund  street 
Crawley  Lawrence,  copper,  brass,  tin  plate, 

<fec.  merchant ;  house,  Vicarage  road 
Craven  William,  excise  officer,  Coleshill  st. 
Craven    William,    j)aintcr,    plumber,     and 

glazier,  4,  Edmund  street 
Creamer  ^MUiam,   fur  manufacturer,  new 

fur  establishment,    Leipsig    House,    98, 

New  street,  opposite  Bennet's  hill 
Creed  J  ohn, commercial  traveller.  Hunter's  In 
Creed  Joseph,  manufacturer  of  silver  and 

plated   ware,    1,    Carver   street;    house, 

Nursery  terrace 
Creed  Mary,  shopkpr.,  51,  Upper  Gough  st. 
Creed   Thomas,   victualler,    Black   Horse, 

222,  Ashted  row 
CresshuU  Thomas,  tobacconist  and  dancing 

master,  105,  New  street 
Cresswell  Edward,  ])ainter,  20,  Lench  street 
Cresswell  .Folni,  buil<l(T,  cabinet  niaker,  and 

upholsterer,  100  ife  101,  Broad  st.  Islington 
Cresswell  Robert,   jobbing  smith,  court  21. 

Lancaster  street ;  house.  Canal  street 
Cresswell  William, locksmith  and  bellhanger, 

6,  Weaman  street 
Cresswell    William,    portrait    painter,    77, 

Lower  Hurst  street 
Cresswell  William,   gun  stock(T,  court  95, 

Lower  Tower  street ;  house",  Staniforth  st. 
Cresswell  \\'illiam,  gun  implement  maker, 

6,  Weaman  street 
Cresswell    William,    junior,     gun    stocker, 

c<turt  95,  Lt)wer  Tower  street;  house,  62, 

Uj)per  I5rearhy  street 
Creswick  James,  shopkeeper,  Macdonaldst. 
Crewe  Stephen, furniture  broker,  2,  Gosta  gn. 


Crick  Charles,  plumber,  glazier,  and 
painter,  3,  Newhall    hill 

Crilloy  Francis,  fur  dealer,  15,  Moor  street 

Cripps  Edward,  surgeon,  18,  Temple  row 

Cripps  Thomas,  manager,  Grant  street 

Crisp  Aaron,  boot  and  shoemaker,  13, 
Legge  street 

Crisp  Frederick,  green  grocer,  65^  Great 
Hampton  sti-eet  • 

Crisp  .lohn,  victualler,  Duke  of  York,  213, 
Aston  road 

Crisp  ^\'illiam,  manufacturer  of  plumbers' 
brass  work,  brass  cocks,  etc.,  and  retail 
brewer,  62,  Aston  road 

Crockett  James,  beerhouse,  4,  Gosta  green 

Crockett  Joseph,  baker,  225,  Bristol  street 

Crockett  Thomas,  coal  and  coke  merchant 
Tividale  Wharf,  Cambridge  st. ;  house, 
36,  Parade 

Crockett  Thomas,  shopkeeper  and  carpen- 
ter, St.  Vincent  street 

Crockford  William,  national  school  master, 
Handsworth  village 

Croft  Elias  Creed,  die  sinker  to  the  manu- 
facturers of  silver  and  plated  wares,  12, 
St.  Paul's  square ;  and  victualler,  Roe 
Buck  Inn,  10,  Cox  street 

Crofts  John,  gun  mnufatur  ;  h.  Summer  In. 

Crofts  Thomas,  green  grocer,  119,  Hospi- 
tal street 

Crofts  William,  beerhouse,  12,  Beak  street 

Crompton  Dickenson W.,  surgeon,  17,  Tem- 
ple row 

Crompton  Joseph,  engraver  <fe  copper  plate 
printer,  64,  Great  Hampton  street 

Crompton  Lydia,  St.  Phillip's  School  mis- 
tress, 109,  Upper  Tower  street 

Crompton  Mrs.  Martha,  Harborne  road 

Crompton  Robert,  gold  chain  maker,  8, 
Spencer  street 

Crompton  Robert,  grocer,  61,  Unett  street 

Cronin,  AMieeler  cfe  Co.,  jewellers,  d'c,  30, 
St.  I'auls  square,  and  28,  Bartletfsj 
Buildings,  Holbc^rn,  London 

Crook  James,  dairjnnan,  211,  Moseley  st. 

Crook  John  Rowland,  hatmanufactm-er,72. 
Bull  street 

Crook  Thomas,  patent  leather  collar  maker, 
9,  Little  Hill  street 

Croi)per  Peter  Stephen,  hat  manufacturer, 
6:i,  Bull  street 

Crosbee  Henry,  pearl  button  maker,  62, 
Ashted  row 

Crosbee  Thomas,  brass  and  iron  founder, 
and  coach  harness  and  railway  carriage 
furniture  plater  and  manufacturer,  13, 
Colesliill  street 

CrosbyJoseph,  beerhouse,  11,  Regent  parade 

Crosby    Ri)1)ert,    green    grocer,     1,    Upper 

Tower  street 
Crosby  Samuel,  accountant,  27, Tenby  st. 
Crosby   William   Key,  clerk,  and   Ann  A., 

straw  hat  maker,  Cobdcn  place 


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Cross  Charles  White,  surgeon  and  uccouche- 

quer,  15,  Aston  road 
Cross     Charles,   green    grocer,   27,    Little 

Charles  street 
Cross  Emma  and  Mary  Ann,  milliners  and 

dress  makers,  2o3,  Sherlock  street 
Cross    James,  riddle    rim  maker;     court, 

21,  Up])er  Tower  street 
Cross  James,  victualler,  Duke  of  York,  13, 

Duke  street 
Cross  John,  brass  founder,  67,  Belmont  r\v. 
Cross  Solomon,  glass  manufacturer ;  house, 

Pliillips  street,  Aston  brook 
Cross  William,  jobbingsmith,  Moor  street, 

and  beerhouse,  17  A,  Moat  lane 
Cross   William,    shoe    maker,    36,    Little 

Charles  street 
Cross   William,  gun  finisher;    court,    33, 

Lench     street ;     house.    Lower    Henry 

street,  Ashted 
Crossley   Robert,   haberdasher,    Richmond 

terrace.  Sun  street.  West 
Crossley  Thomas,  dairyman,  102,  Hill  st. 
Crow  Thomas,  clock  hand  and  dial  bushel 

maker ;  court,  9,  Upper  Tower  street 
Crow  William,  spectacle  maker ;  court,  5, 

Hurst  street 
Crowder  Edward,   ink   maker,   30,    Little 

Charles  street 
Crowder  Edward,  shoe  mkr.,  63,  Weaman  st 
Crowder  John,  fishmg  tackle  manufacturer, 

11,  Livery  street 
Crowhurst     John    R.,   excise    officer,   93, 

Francis  street 
Crowley,    Chaplain,   and    Home,    general 

carriers,  Railway  station,  Curzon  street ; 

C.  L.  Browning,  managing  partner 
Crowley  Hicklin,  and  Co.,  general  carriers, 

Crescent  wharf 
Crowley  1  homas,  English  &  foreign  timber 

merchant,  48,  Clieapside,<fe 29,  Worcester 

wharf;  house,  Wellington  road 
Crowther  Emma,  milUner  and  dress  maker, 

5,  Vine  street 
Crowther  James,  bill  poster,  5,  Vine  street 
Crowther  Jonathan,  short  hand  writer,  33, 

Highgate  place 
Crowton  Mary,  shopkeeper,  48,  Cardigan  st. 
Crudgington  Aliss  Patience,  Beaufort  place, 

Bristol  r<iad 
Cruickshank  James,  nursery  and  seedsman, 

Birchfield  and  Market  hall 
Crump  James,   foreign  and  british  shaAvl 

warehouseman,  furrier,  <fcc.,  69,  Bull  st. 
Cnunp  John,  cooper  &  mcasm-e  maker,  79, 

New  street ;  house,  Homer  street 
Crump  John,  button  maker,  5,  Camden  st. 
Crump  William,  file«fe  tool  maker,  15,  New 

Thomas  street,  Coleshill  street 
Crump  William,  gun  case  maker,  court  14, 

Price  street 
Crutchley  Henry,  shopkeeper,  172,  Brearley 

street,  West 


Crutchley  Mr.  Henry,  9 1 ,  Bath  row  btdldings 

Ci-utchley  John,   fender  maker,   court  10, 
Coleshill  street 

Cullin  Mary,  ui)holsteress,  16,  Buck  street 

Culley  John,  coal  dealer,  1,  Sherbourne  st, 

Culley  Thomas,  beerhouse,  Oozel's  street 

Cullf  Susannah,  dress  maker,  48,  (irahani  st. 

Culliss  John,  iron  founder,  court  8,  William 
street.  North 

Cullwick Michael, wholesale  grocer;  house, 
16,  Dale  end 

Cumberland  Henry,  carver  and  gilder,  8, 
Balsall  street 

Cumberland  James,  cancer, gilder,  &  picture 
frame  manufacturer,  4,  Coleshill  street 

Cumberland  Lydia,  picture  frame  maker, 
215,  Livery  street 

Cumberland  William,  carver  &  gilder,  55^^ 
Constitution  hill 

Cummings  James,  victualler.  Flag  Inn,  20, 
Howe  street 

Curbishley  George,  joiner  and  letter  cutter, 
Lower  Essex  street 

Cure  Jose])h,  baker,  49,  New  John  street 

Cureton  William,  stamper  &  piercer,  court 
1,  Loveday  street 

Curnin  Mary  Ann,  eating  house,  33,  Steel- 
house  lane 

Curnock  Emanuel,  butcher,   24,  Constitu- 
tion hill 

Cm-nock  William, butcher,  155,  Broad  street, 
Islington 

Curran  John  Charles,  crown  &  sheet  glass 
dealer,  85,  Digbeth 

Cun-ier  George,  coal  merchant.  Old  wharf, 
and  vict..  Rose  &  Crown,  1 97,  Cheapside 

Cun-ier  John,  victualler.  Dolphin,  9,  Mon- 
mouth street 

Cun-ier  John,  beerhouse,  16,  LawTence  st. 

Cunier  John  and  Joseph  Ansell,  maltsters, 
16,  Lawrence  street 

Curtis  George  Cole,  clerk.  Green  lanes 

Cm-tis  John,  shopkeeper,  103,  Lawleystreet 

Curtis  Richard,  fanner,  Bordesley  lane 

Curtis  Richard,  grocer,  hay,  &  straw  dealer, 
64,  Great  BaiT  street 

Curtis  Thoma.s,  coffee  house.  Coach  yard. 
Bull  street 

Curtis  William,  bricklayer,  71,  Oxford  st. 

Curzon  The  Hon.  Francis  James,  registrar 
court  of  bankruptcy,  Lansdowne  p\ace 

Cut  Glass  Company,  Charlotte  street  mills, 
Isaac  Hawker  Bedford,  manager 

Cutler  Henrv.  hosier,  62,  Graham  street 

Cutler  Job,  civil  engineer,  -2^,  Ladypool  In. 

Cutler  John  Walford,  solicitor,  13,  Ben- 
nett's bill;  house.  Spark  brook 

Cutler  John,  coal  dealer,  Sherborne  street 
v.-harf;  house,  13.},  Rylaud  road 

Cutler  Joseph  Horatio,  general  button, 
hook,  eye,  and  thimble  manufacturer, 
12  and' 13,  New  Town  row;  house, 
Plough  and  Harrow  road 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Cutler  Ricliard  and  Son,    gnn   and  pistol 

makers,    26.     \\'eainan     street ;    house, 

Plough  and  Harrow  lane 
Cntlor  Thomas,  lapidary  ;  court,    7.   Little 

Charles  street 
Cutler   Thomas,    pump    maker    and  well 

sinker,  court,  15,  Great  Barr  street 
Cutler     Mr.      Thomas,      liarker     street. 

Hunter's  lane 
Cuttler  Thomas,  ]  a'nter,  18J,  Livery  st. 
Cutts  Joseph,  architect  and  surveyor,  21, 

Ann  street 
Dabhs  John,  tailor,  82.  Great  Charles  st. 
Dace  William,    whip   mount,   bo(  k   clasp. 

lock,  brace    buckle,   drc,  manufacturer, 

379,  Summer  lane 
Dade  Christian,  merchant,  9,  Russell  row 
Dadley  Arthur  Perks,  gilt  toy  manufacturer, 

.'52,  Ne\>  hall  street 
Dadley  John,  draper   and   silk  mercer,   5, 

Bull  ring 
Dain     Benjamin,     draper,     <fec. ;      house. 

Hunters  hill,  Erdington 
Dain  John,  gi-ocer,  30,  Hospital  street 
Dakin  cfe  Co.,  tea  dealers,  14,  High  street 
Dakia  Arthiir,  tea  dealer ;  house,   Hunton 

hill,  Edgbaston 
Dakin  James,  retail  brewer,   94,  Park  st. 

Bull  ring 
Dakin  Thomas  tfe  Co.,  tea  and  coffee  mer- 
chants, 143.  (ireat  C  harles street;  house, 

2,  Milton  Villas 
Dalby  John  Francis,  solicitor,  2^,  Edmund  st 
Dale  Ann,  pipe  maker,  125,  Lancaster  st. 
Dale   John,   Iruitercr,    159,    Broad  street, 

Lslington 
Dale  ISlrs.  Sarah,  Vaughton  street 
Dale  William,  fruiterer,  10,  C  herry  s'.reet 
Dale  William,  grinder  and  jobbing   cutler, 

1 75,  Livery  street 
Dalft  Mr.  'Jhomas,  Temperance  terrace 
Dalley  Benjamin,  carpenter,  I^ower  Hurst 

street;  house,  17,  Bishop  street 
Dalley  William  Henry,   shoe   maker,   35^ 

Communication  row 
Dallow  Mrs.  Sarah,  Nursery  terrace 
Dalton  Richard,  baker,  4,  Cannon  street 
Danlty  Stephen,  excise  ollicer,  Barford  st. 
])anby  Thomas,  german  silver  and   electro 

j)lated  ware  manufacturer,  49,  Brearley 

street.  West 
Dance  (Jeo.,  beerhoxise,  13,  Norfolk  street 
Dance  William,   bricklayer  and  stenciller, 

12,  Ward  street 
Dandy  Charles,  l>eerhouse,  50,  Great  Col- 
more  .street 
Daniel  (harles,    Samuel,    <fe   James,  brass 

founders  and  factors, 2118,  Moseley  street; 

houses,  Whitniore  lane 
Daniel  (Jeorge,  brass  founder,    20,    Lady- 
pool  lane 
Daniel   John,  gent.,    119,   Tiloomsbury   pi. 
Daniel  John,  baker,  33,  Tong  street 


Daniel  Mrs.  Mary,  Whibnore  lane 
Daniel  Rev.   Mortlock,   Baptist  minister, 

54,  Albion  street 
Daniels  George,  baker  and  flour  dealer,90, 

Moseley  street 
Daniels  John,  eating  house,  33,  Dale  end 
Daniels  Eliz.,  register   oftice,  and  Francis 

Rebecca,  dress  maker,  141,  Teunant  st. 
Daniels     Mr.     Silvanus,     Barker     street, 

Himter's  lane 
Danks  Benjamin,  glass  cutter,  8,  Cecil  street 
Danks  James,  lire  iron  manufacturer,  court 

9,  High  street,  Deritend;  h.  9,  Moor's  row 
Danks  Mrs.  Matilda,  Russell  row 
Danks  Samuel,  solicitor,  3,  W aterloo street ; 

house,  Hall  hill  road,  Edgbaston 
Danziger  Abraham,  hardware  dealer,  &c. ; 

house,  45,  Edgbaston  street 
Darby  Daniel,  chaser;  house,  ^loseley 
Durby  Henry,  saw  and  steel  busk  mufr.,  17, 

Freeman  street 
Darby  James.hardwaredlr.,  3,  Edgbaston  st 
Darby  John,  steel  t:  y  manufacturer,  court 

9,  Lower  Brearley  street 
Darby  J<~.hn,  furniture  broker  and  mattress 

maker,  192,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Darby  John,   hay   and  straw  dealer,   74, 

Pershore  street 
Darby   John,   plated   ware  maniifacturer, 

court  26,  Snow  hill;  h.  100,  Buckingham  st 
Darby  Mary,  cloth  gun   case   maker,    SO, 

Weaman  street 
Darby  'Ihomas,  door  latch  maker,  51,  New 

J(  hn  street 
Darby    Thomas,   gun    finisher,    court    10, 

Weaman  street;  house,  35,  Granville  st. 
Darby  Thomas,  gun  stocker,  court  7;  and 

house,  coiu't  17,  Weaman  street 
Darby  AVm.,  gun  stocker,  court  7,  Weaman 

street ;  house,  Tower  street 
Darby  ^\'illiam,  glass  button  &  toy  maker, 

73,  Lionel  street 
Darby  William,  victualler  t%  car  proprietor. 

Leopard.  16,  Great  Hampton  street 
Darlaston    Samuel,    button   manufacturer, 

22,  Caroline  street 
Darlaston  William  Edwin,  button  maker, 

87,  Camden  street 
Darley    Henry    Francis,   shopkeeper,    154, 

Hrearley  street.  West 
Darley  Mary  Ann,  milliner  <fe  di*ess  maker, 

I,  Shadwell  street 
Darling  .Fohn,  shoe  maker,  40,  Fox  street 
Darlow  Thomas,  brick  maker;  h.  Edward 

street.  Palmer  street 
Dairall  Daniel, butcher, 262,  New  Townrow 
Darriill  .lames,  butcher,  47.  Hospital  street 
Darnill  Jost  ph,  l)utcher,  55,  llam])ton  st. 
Darwen  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Broad  st.,  Islington 
Darwent    Samuel,   lile   manui'acturer,    72, 

Steelhouse  lane 
Darwin    Henry  .lohn,  tailor   and   woollen 

draper,  35,  BuUst. ;  h.6,  Up.  Marshall  st 


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Daubiiz  L.  C.  &  W.,  tin  smelters,  59,  Broad 

street;  Josiah  Keinpson,  aijeut 
Davelin  Jane,  butcher,  .'>"»,  Ilowe  street 
Davenport  Aaron,  black  ornament,  gflass 
button,  and  toy  manufacturer,  148,  Great 

Charles  street 
Davenport   Daniel,  clerk,  2.">7,  Smallheath 
Davenport  Edward,  maltster  ct  corn  dealer. 

Burton's  wharf;  h.  8."),  Blooni'^bury  pi. 
Davenport  Rev.  (Jeorge,  incimibent  of  St. 

Jude's,  llennitnjj^e,  Aston  road 
Davenport  and   Ilendron,  floor  cloth  and 

table  cover  manufacturers,  Ben  acre  st. 
Davenport  Henry  Joseph,  table  cover,  &c. 

manufacturer;  house,  9,  Bristol  road 
Davenport  James,  carpenter,  2/4,  Bradford 

street;  house,  5\,  Darwin  street 
Davenport  James,  victualler  and  brevrer, 

White  Swan  Inn,  118,  Hospital  street 
Davenport   Jane,   straw  hat    maker,    13, 

Exeter  row 
Davenport  John,  \ictualler,  White   Horse 

Cellar,  SO,  Constitution  hill 
Davenport   John  and    Edward,   maltsters, 

38,  Holt  sti-eet 
Davenport  John,  butcher,  59,  Hampton  st. 
Davenport   Richard,   earthenware    dealer. 

Market  hall 
Davenport  Robert,  beerhouse,  120,   Lower 

Brearley  street 
Davenport  Robert,  beerhouse,  brewer,  and 

maltster,  11,  St.  George's  street 
Davenport  Robert  Wilson,  provision  dealer, 

1,  Lower  Loveday  street 
Davenport  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  92,  Willis  st 
Davenport  William,    stamper  and  piercer, 

manufacturer  of  purse  slides  and  tassels, 

wedding  rings,  &c.,  110,  Brearley  street 
Da\-idson  Alfred,  news  agent,  65,  Broad  st., 

Islington 
Davidson  Benjamin,  merchant ;  house,  115, 

Broad  street,  Islington 
Davidson  <fe  Son,  merchants,  22,  Exeter  row 
Davies  Ann,  stay  maker,  149,  Hockley  hill 
Da  vies  Benjamin,  shoemkr.,27.  Hospital  st. 
Da\-ies  Mrs.  Kate,  82,  Belmont  row 
Davies  David,  gig  &  light  cart  builder,    18, 

Allison  street 
Davies  Dorothy,  coffee  house,  11,  Church  st. 
Davies  Ebenezer,    tailor   and    draper,  41, 

Lower  Hui'st  street 
Da\nes  Edward,   gun  engraver,   court   24, 

Loveday  street ;  h.  Lee  Bank,  Edgbaston 
Davies    Edwin,  plumber,  <fec.  &c. ;    house, 

Icknield  street.  West 
Davies  Elizabeth,  straw  bonnet  maker,  19, 

Sun  street.  West 
Da\-ies  Isaiah,  engine  builder,  44,  Broms- 

grove  street 
Davies  James,  shoemaker,  Tindal  street, 

Camden  street 
Davies  James,  shoemaker,  72,  New  York  pi. 
Davies  John,  green  grocer,  83,  Aston  street 


Davies  John,  green  grocer,41 ,  Suffolk  street 
Davies  Jtdin,  clerk.  127,  Brearley  st..  West 
Davies  .John,  shopkeeper  and  shoemaker, 

G4,  Suffolk  street 
Davies  J(din  Birt,   I\T.  T).  and  coroner  for 

the  borough,  25,  Newhall  street 
Davies  .Toseph,  beerhouse,  49,  Adam  street 
Davies  Mrs.  Maria,  12,  Gopsall  street 
Davies  Mary,  green  grocer,  30,  Ward  street 
Davies  Mary,  upholsterer  and  leather  deal- 
er, 121,  Constitution  hill 
Davies   Richard,   printer,   bookseller,    and 

stationer,  40,  Temple  row ;  house.  Monu- 
ment lane 
Da\-ies  Richard  Wright,  surgeon,  93,  Ash- 
ted  row 
Davies  Richard,  carpenter,  94,  Pershore  st. 
Davies   Susannah,   furniture   broker,    125, 

Livery  street 
Davies  Thomas,  painter,  glazier,  and  paper 

hanger,  6,  court  4,  Navigation  street 
Davies  Mr.  Thomas,  9,  St.  Martin's  place 
Davies   Thomas,  iron  master,  Belle  Field 

House,  Birmingham  heath 
Davies   Thomas,   manufacturer   of  plated 

wares,  3,  Howard  street 
Davies  Timothy  James,  blacking  and  black 

lead  maker,   ale   and  porter  merchant, 

Bristol  road 
Da^^es  Thomas  and  Son,  plumbers,  glaziers, 

and  painters,  2,  George  street,  Parade; 

house,  Icknield  street,  West 
Davies  William,  butcher,  51,  New  Town  row 
Davies  William,  shopkeeper,  26,  Cottage  In. 
Davis  Mrs.  Ann,  Aston  New  Town 
Davis  Bradnock,  dntggist,  31,  Coleshill  st. 
Davis  Charles  and  Son,  wood  tm-ners,  57, 

Lancaster  street 
Davis  David,  quill  and  pencil  dealer,  5S, 

Lower  Hurst  street 
Davis  Dixon,  slater,  218,  Heneage  street 
Davis  Edward,  cabinet  case  maker,  4,  Nel- 
son street 
Davis   Edward,    patten   and   clog  maker, 

Market  hall,  and  47,  Hurst  street 
Davis  Elizabeth,  shopkeeper,  49,  Lancaster  st 
Davis  Francis  John,  grocer,  4,  Summer  lane 
Davis  Francis,  shopkeeper,  8,  Park  street, 

Bull  ring 
Davis  Francis,  grocer,  19,  Dudley  street 
Davis  Francis,  jun.,  brush  maker,  8,  Park 

street.  Bull  ring 
Davis   George,   plane  maker,   37,   Bishop 

street,  Moseley  street 
Davis  George,  baker  and  flour  dealer,  72, 

Henry  street 
Davis  George,  engraver  and  printer,  court 

672^,  High  street 
Davis  George  Clinton,  portrait  painter,  55, 

Howard  street 
Davis   George  John,   box    and   ivory  rule 

manufacturer,  2,  Key  hill 
Davis  HaiTiet,  milliner,  1 1,  Jamaica  row 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Davis  Henry,  surgeon,  64,  Abbey  place 
Davis  Henry,  excise  officer,  lOU,  Grosvenor 

street.  West 
Davis  Henry,  vict ,  Ivy  Bush,  Hagley  road 
Davis  James,  builder,  Cambridge  street 
Davis  James,  pearl  button  maker,  108,  Ban- 
street,  Great  Hampton  row 
Davis   James,   gun   engraver,   St.   Mary's 

row ;  house.  Lea  Bank  road 
Davis  James,  iron  candlestick  manufacturer. 

court  6,  Buck  street ;  house,  Allison  street 
Davis  Mrs.  Jane,  4,  Skinner  street 
Davis  Jane,  china  and  glass  dealer,  Market 

hall ;  house,  Allison  street 
Davis  John,  gun  lock  maker,  Lozells 
Davis  John,  tailor  and  draper,  Hcneage  st. 
Davis  John,  ivory  and  bone  toy  manufac- 
turer. coTul  ir>.  Darwin  street ;  house,  67, 
Bordesley  street 
Davis  John,  shoemaker,  HoUiday  street 
Davis  John,  beerhouse,  80,  Lower  Tower  st 
Davis  John,  shoemaker,  8,  Loveday  street 
Davis  John,  slater,  court  8,  Fleet  street 
Davis  John,  pressed  hinge  manufacturer, 

lO;},  Suffolk  street 
Davis  John,  fender  maker,  1  l.j.  Heath  Millln 
Davis  John,  basket  maker,  8,  Skinner  street 

and  Market  hall 
Davis  John,  tailor,  80,  Cheapside 
Davis  John,  pawnbroker,  47,  William  street 
Davis  John,  plane  maker,  240,  Sherlock  st, 
Davis  John  Smith,  assistant  overseer,  132, 

Broad  street,  Islington 
Davis  Joseph,  medallist,  Coverdale  terrace 
Davis  Joseph,  coal  dealer,  and  shaker  of 

all  kinds  of  iron  work,  99,  Lichfield  street 
Davis  Joseph,  joiner,  89,  Great  Charles  st. 
Davis  Jose])h,  fender  maker,  4,  Allison  si. 
Davis  and  Lee,  braziers  and  coppersmiths, 

19,  Freeman  street 
Davis  Lewis,  travelling  jeweller,  216,  Sher- 
lock street 
Davis  Maria,  brass  founder,  fire  iron  and 

fender  ornament  manufr.,  76,  Cheapside 
Davis    Mary,  patten  and  clog  maker,  5S, 

Inge  street 
Davis   Peter,  gun   finisher,  court,   Baggot 

street;  h.  L>0,  Lower  Brearley  street 
Davis  llichard,  iron  candlestick  and  fender 

manufacturer,  2.V,  Bartholomew  street 
Davis  Rol)ert,  sho])keeper,  5,  New  Summer  st 
Davis  Samuel,   coal  dealer,  Oozells  street 

wharf;  house,  4,  Skinner  street 
Davis  Samuel,  smith,  Oozells  street ;  house, 

72,  New  Summer  street 
Davis  Samuel,  grocer  and  tea  dealer,  33, 

Bull  street 
Davis  Samuel,  beerhouse,  72,  New  Sum- 

miT  street 
Davis  Sarah,  smallware  dealer,  37,  Steel- 

liouse  lane 
Dnvis   St(*])h(^n,    carpenter  and  beerhouse, 

4(>,  Hrew(>ry  strtM>t,  Heneagr  street  i 


DavLS  Stephen,  dairyman,  93,  Lower  Dart- 
mouth street 
Davis  Thomas,  die  sinker.  96,  Lionel  street ; 

house.  Barker  street,  Hunter's  lane 
DavisThomas,  hair  dresser,  45.  Steelhouse  In 
Davis  Thomas,  (from  Bramah's,   London,) 
manufacturer  of  all  kinds  of  Bramah's 
patent  and  all  other  lever  and  cabinet 
locks,  whitesmith,  &c.,  64^,  Bull  street 
DaWs  Thomas,  clerk.  Spring  street 
Davis  Thomas,  coppersmith ;  h.  Newhall  hill 
Davis  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  40.  Gough  st 
Davis  Thomas,  shoemaker,  72,  Hockley  hill 
Davis   Rev.    Timothy,  unitarian  minister, 

Sand  pits 
DaN-is  William,  coach  bldr.  and  wheelwrt., 

23,  Potter  street ;  h.  14,  Coleshill  street 
Davis  William,  furniture  broker,  108,  Great 

Hampton  street 
Davis  M'm.,  car  proprietor,  37,  New  Canal  st 
Davis  Wm.,  jeweller.  71,  Gt.  Hampton  st. 
Davis  Wm.,  clog  maker,  11,  Jamaica  row 
Davis  Wm.,  jeweller,  stone  and  cutlery  dlr. 

34,  New  St.;  house,  6,  Lee  crescent 
Davis  Wm.,  vict-.  Red  Lion,  2.  Bull  ring 
Davis   William    Henry,   victualler.  Wheat 

Sheaf,  Bow  street 
Davis  William,  jeweller.  46.  Branston  st. 
Davis  William,  gentleman,  Carpenter's  rd. 
Davis  William,  iron  candlestick  and  gimb- 
let  polisher,  33,  Fazeley  street ;  and  vict.. 
Swan  with  Two  Necks,  33,  High  street, 
Deritend 
Davison  William  Wotten,  beerhouse,    16, 

Moat  lane 
Daw  Samuel,  butcher,  101,  Livery  street 
Dawes  Anthony,  confectioner,  106,  Hock- 
ley hill 
Dawes  Mrs.  Esther,  73,  Edmund  street 
Dawes  George  and  Co..  iron,  steel,  and  tin 

plate  merchants,  28,  Lionel  street 
Dawes  James,  piunp  maker  and  well  sinker, 

95,  Coventry  street 
Dawes  Joseph,  tobacconist,  48,  Lowe  street 
Dawes  Rev.  Richard  Jesscm,  Lodjje  road 
Dawes  R.  B.,  (Executors  of)  cotfin  furni- 
ture and  malleable  nail  manufactxirers,  5, 
Great  Brook  street 
Dawes^\■illiam, furniture  broker,35,Bristolst 
Dawes  William  Henry,  iron  master,  Hands- 
worth  village 
Dawes  William,  house  agent,  Lee  Bankrd 
Dawes  William,  I)eerluuise,  102,  Spring  hill 
Dawley   Caroline,    cloth   ca])   maker,   108, 

FIani])t(>n  street 
Dawson  Frederic,  ci^"il  engineer,   123,  Ash- 
ted  row 
Dawson    Rev.   George,    M.    A.,    minister, 

Church  of  the  Saviour,   Harborne  road 
Dawson  George,  zinc  and  iron  plate  worker, 

20,  Buckingham  street 
Dawson  Cieorge,  commercial  traveller,  92, 
New  John  street.  West 


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Dawson  John,  jeweller,  77,  Hospital  street 
Dawsou  John,  green  ju^rocer,  2^5,  Siiftblk  st. 
Dawson  Joseph,  {gentleman,  246,  Bradford  st 
Dawson  Walter,  hair  dresser,  50,  Curzon  st 
Dawswell    Henry,    house,    sign,   furniture, 

and  decorative  ])ainter,  4,  Camp  hill 
Day  Ann  and  Matilda,  confectioners,  153, 

Moor  street 
Day  Mrs.  Ann.  .9,  King  Alfred's  place 
Day  David,  clerk.  Lupin  street 
Day  Mrs.  Emma,  1:55,  Vyse  street 
Day  John,  shoi)keeper,  36,  Thorpe  street 
Day   Joseph,    wire    worker;    house,    147, 

Summer  lane 
Day  Mason,  factor,  (fee;  h.  Vauxhall grove 
Daycfe  Millward,  scale  beam  manufacturers, 

118,  Suffolk  street 
Day  Thomas  and  Co.,  tanners,  Deritend 

tannery,  Liverpool  street 
Day  Thomas,  pearl  button  manufacturer, 

21 ,  Buck  street 
Day  Thomas,  butcher,  153,  Hockley  hill 
Day  Thos.,  accountant's  clerk,  Lee  crescent 
Day  William,  coach  bolt  maker,  court  7, 

Little  Charles  street 
Deag  John,  die  and  press  tool  forger,  14, 

Brittle  st. ;  h.  39,  Bread  st.,  Newhall  st. 
Deag  John,  miniature  picture  frame  maker, 

court  4,  Gt.  Hampton  st. ;  h.  22,  Smith  st. 
Deakes  John,  hair  dresser  and  perfumer, 

28,  Islington  row 
Deakin  Andrew,   letter  press  printer  and 

wood  engraver,  42,  Edmund  street 
Deakin  Charles  W.S.,  (lateC.  F.WoolfieldO 

wholesale  jeweller  and  factor,  141,  Hock- 
ley hill;  house,  St.  George's  crescent 
Deakin  David  Prowett,  lithographer,  cop- 
per-plate,   and  letter  press  printer,    12^, 

Temple  row ;    house,    Redland's   place, 

Balsall  heath 
Deakin  George,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Aston 

New  Town 
Deakin  James,  architect  and  surveyor,  70, 

New  street ;  house,  19,  Vyse  street 
Deakin  James  Thomas,  stamper,  piercer, 

die  sinker,   and  fancy  steel  toy,  button, 

and  key  ring  maker,   14^,   Little  Charles 

street ;  house,  24,  Church  street 
Deakin   John,   surgeon,    lying-in-hospital, 

37,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Deakin  John,  vict..  Bell,  153,  Livery  street 
Deakin    Joseph,    tailor   and   draper,    183, 

Tennant  street 
Deakin  Peter,  packing  case  manufacturer, 

1344,  Great  Charles  st. ;  h.  133,  Vyse  st. 
Deakin  Phoebe,  haberdasher,   155,  Icknield 

street.  East 
Deakin    Thomas,   tailor    and    draper,   22, 

Smallbrook  street 
Deakin    Thomas,    shopkeeper    and     coal 

dealer;  court,  6,  Little  Bow  street 
Deakin  William,    plumber,  painter,  horse 

letter,  and  beerhouse,  51,  Dean  street 


Deakin  ^^illiam,  shopkoo])er,  Lozells 
Deakin  Wm.,  shopkeeper,  150,  Nelson  st.  W. 
Dean  Alexander,  millwright  and  machinist, 

GG,  Moor  street ;  house.  Union  terrace 
Dean  Cornelius,  gun  stock  maker  ;    court, 

12,  St.  Mary's  row;  h.,  Aston  New  Town 
Dean  Edward  Ily.  tobacconist,  98,  Dale  end 
Dean  Hannah,  t(ty  dealer.    Market   Hall; 

house,  court,  15,  Digboth 
Dean  James,  stone  mason;  h.,  Garbctt  st. 
Dean  Mary  Ann,    straw   hat  maker,    150, 

Brearley  street.  West 
Dean  Peter,  clock  maker ;  court,  82,    Bath 

street ;  house,  Kenion  street 
Dean   llichard,   saw   mills,   bristle   dealer, 

and  wood  turner,  15,  Pershore  street 
Dean   Samuel,  clock  manufacturer,    110^, 

Pope  street 
Dean  William,   cooper   and  packing   case 

maker,  15,  Weaman  street 
Deavenport  Richard,  china  and  earthenware 

dealer.  Market  hall;  house,  Albion  tr. 
Debar  John,  gun  finisher  and  shopkeeper, 

18,  Duke  street 
Decalmer  Samuel,   file  maker;    court,    11, 

Price  street ;  house,  York  row 
I  Deaves  Richard,  fi-uiterer.  Market  hall 
Dedicoat  Samuel,  scale  beam  and  weighing 
j      machine  manufacturer,  23,  Loveday  st. 
I  Dee  Ann,  victualler.  Plough   and   Harrow 

Hotel,  Hagley  road 
.  Dee  Frederic,  victualler,  Royal  Commercial 
I      Hotel,  26,  Temple  row 
Dee  George,  stamper  and  piercer ;  court,  2, 

Ludgate  hill 
Deeley  Abel  Smith,  shoe  heel  and  tip  ma- 
nufacturer, Brasshouse  passage 
Deeley  &  Irwin,  iron  merchants   and  stove 

grate  manufactm-ers,   dealers  in   cement, 

&c.,  4,  Upper  Priory 
Deeley  Joseph  Henry,  jeweller,  14,  Vyse  st. 
Deeley  Richard,   steel  toy  polisher ;  court, 

Cecil  street ;  h.,  Russell  pi.,  Russell  st. 
Deeley  Sampson,  brass  caster,    103,  Lom- 
bard street 
Deeley  Sarah,  Umbrella  and  patten  maker, 

37,  Mount  street 
Deeley  Thomas,   lapidary;  court,    14,    Gt. 

Hampton  street 
Deeley  William,  pearl  button  maker,  217, 

Bradford  street 
Deeley  William  Henry,  plater  on  steel  and 

spur  manufacturer,  39,  Great  Hampton  st 
Deeley  Mr.  William,  Villa  road 
Deer  Elizabeth,  St,  George's  infant  school 

mistress.  Great  Russell  street 
Deer  William,  clerk  and  sexton,  St.  George's, 

3,  Great  Russell  street 
Deggc  Simon    Thomas,   pmnp  maker   and 

beerhouse,  19,  Granville  street 
Dencer  Charles,  attorney's  elk,  62,  Howe  st 
Dench   William,    gent.,    Seacombe    place, 

Spring  street 


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lURMFNGHAM    ALPHABETICAL     LIST. 


benliam  Frederick,  ooopor,  Gl^,  Ludgate 
hill;  liouso,  IIand.s\vortli 

Denhain  JoLn,  pistol  maker;  court,  6, 
Lonch  stroet;  house,  8,  York  row 

Denham  ^^'illiam,  cooper  and  packing  case 
maker,  139,  Lionel  street;  h.  Finch  st. 

Denman  Mr.  Philip,  7.  Vcw  Tree  road 

Denman  Samuel,  wesleyan  school  master, 
Lau-ley  street;  h.  138,  7\shted  parade 

Dennies  John,  Iteerhouse,  1,  Up.  (iough   st. 

Dennis  Joseph,  locksmith  and  hell  hanger, 
19,  Colephill  street 

Dennison  John,  confectioner,  10,  Jamaica 
row  and  Market  hall 

Denston  James, house  agent,  lo3,  High  st., 
liordesley 

Pension  John,  plumber, glazier,  and  painter, 
28,  Masshouse  lane  ;  and  brick  manufac- 
tiu-er.  Garrison  lane 

Dent  Daniel,  carpenter,  builder,  librarian 
and  news  agent,  i5U,  Aston  street 

Denton  Henry,  coal  dealer,  Oozells  street 
Wharf;  house,  9,  Essex  street 

Depeck  Thomas  Fuljaumbe,  clerk,  247, 
New  John  street,  West 

Derby  Railway  Station,  Lower  Lawley  st. 

Derby  Thomas,  ironmonger  and  locksmith, 
76,  Navigation  st.;  h.  177,  Bristol  st. 

Derrington  Rev.  Edward,  independent  min- 
ister, 374,  Coventry  road 

Derry  Frederick,  clerk,  Icknield  st..  East 

Derry  George,  brass  polisher,  Baggot 
street  mill 

Dester  Miss  Eliza,  79,  Ashted  row 

Dester  John,  superintendent  for  commis- 
sioners of  Birmingham  street  act,  5,  Public 
offices.  Moor  street;  h.  Claremont place, 
Bristol  road 

Dester  Richard,  coach  bldr.,  52,  Paradise  st. 

Deven])ort  Aaron,  black  ornament,  glass 
l)utton,  and  toy  manufacturer,  148,  Great 
Charles  street 

t>evenport  Ann,  shopkeeper,  27,  Mount  st. 

Dcvereiix  Thnnias,  basket  maker,  Livery  st 

Devey  Edward,  auctioneer  and  land  sur- 
veyor. 77,  Newhallst.;  h.  Moorfield house 

Devey  Rev.  Henry  l^dwin.  curate  of  Hands- 
worth  Old  (lunch.  Handsworth  village 

Devey  William,  beer  house,  -27,  Watery  In. 

Devis  Edwin  Price,  estate  a  gent,  35,  Cherry 
street;  h.  Camden  villa.  Camden  st. 

Devis  Edward,  brewer  and  maltster,  Rye- 
land  road 

De^-is  James,  victualler.  Hen  and  Chickens, 
Family  Hotel,  130,  New  street 

Devis  Jonathan  Gylby,  surgeon,  Camden- 
villa,  Camden  street 

Devonshire  Mr.  David  Onnond.  2,  Ick- 
nield terrace 

Devonshire  Henry,  stalioner,  engraver,  and 
])riiiler,  37.  Hiile  end 

J)evy  Kichaid,  pajtier  machee  blank  tray, 
Ac,  manufni'turer,  ct.,  6,  Northwood  st. 


Devy  William,  upholsterer  &  paper  hanger, 

Bell  Barn  road 
Dew  John,  saddle  tree  maker,  court,  11, 
I      Edgbaston  street ;  house,  17.  Pershore  st. 
Dewer    Alexander,   commercial    traveller, 
I      Aston  New  Town 

'  Dewsbery  Alfred,  glass  toy  maker  and  shop- 
keeper, 21,  Constitution  hill 
I  Dewsbery  Frederick,  silverer,  127,  Upper- 
'      Tower  street 

, Dewsbury   William,   attorneys   clerk,  80, 
(      Bloomsbury  place 

Dewson  Charles,  stamper  andpiercer,  cotu't, 
I      U,  Whittall  street 
[Dewson  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Lozells 
j  Dewson  James  <fe  Son,  printers,  bookbind- 
ers, and  stationers,  107,  New  street 
Dewson  Thomas,    cabinet  maker  and  up- 
holsterer, 5,  Sviffolk  street 
'Dcykin  James  <fe  William  Henry,   button 
manufactm'ers,  6,  Jennensrow;  hs.  23, 
Calthorpe  street  and  Highfield  road 
Dibbe  Thomas,  permit  writer,  Ash  Cottage, 

Bordesley  green 
Dibbin  William,  shoemaker, 42,  Loveday  st 
Dick  Charles,  clerk,  37,  Summer  hill  terrace 
Dicken  Thomas,  beerhouse,  114,  Pritchet  st 
Dicken  Williajn,  beer  house,  8,  New  John 

street.  West 
Dickenson  Benjamin,  boot  and  shoe  maker, 

85,  Dale  end 
Dickin  John,  butcher,  63,  Stafford  street 
Dickin  William,  victualler.  Three  Crowns, 

109,  Steelhouse  lane 
Dickin  William,  brhs,  8,  New  John  st.,  W. 
Dickinson  Mary  Ann  Emma,  milliner,  48, 
I     Caroline  street 
Digbeth   Iron   and   Steel    Company,    110, 

Digbeth;  William  Duffield,  manager 
DilkesThos.,  railway  police,  47,  Garrison  In. 
Diment  John,  tailor  tt  draper,  46,  Summer  In 
iDingley  Catherine,  beerhouse  and  baker, 
!      1,  Water  street 

'  Dingley  Josejdi,  engraver  and  copper  plate 
'      j)rinter,  1,  Mater  street 
Dingley  Mary  Ann,  victualler,    Dingley's 

Hotel,  124,  Moor  street 
Dingley  Wm.,  coal  merchant.  Old  Wharf; 

house,  S])eaking  Stile  road 
Dingley    William    Henry,   wholesale    and 
retail  laceraan,  milliner,  and  importer  of 
artificial  ilowers,  84,  Iliy:h  street 
Dipi)le  Ilemy,  ])eriodicaldlr.,  112,  Cregoe  st 
Dipple  lle/.ekiah,  jeweller  iVc,  3.  Caroline  st 
Dip])le  .lames,  beerhouse,  Wilton  street 
I)ii)j)le  Jithn,  coal  dealer,  Oozell  st.  wharf; 

house,  Grosvenor  street,  West 
Dijjple  Thomas, diesinker,  58.},  Northwood 

stre(>t ;  house,  (J eorge  street,  Lozells 
Di|)ple  \Villiam,  victualler.  Horse  <fe  Groom, 

<S3,  Digbeth 
District  Fire  Ollice,  61,  New  .street ;  Henry 
Lowe,  secretarv 


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Dixon  Al)raliain,   nicrcliant;   house,    Hay 

Hall,  Vardley 
Dixon  Miss  Bridget,  8,  George  street,  Is- 
lington row 
Dixon  Rev.  James,  D.D.,  wesleyan  minister, 

Niu'scry  terrace 
Dixon  Edward,  gun  finisher,  coiu-t  4,  Shad- 
well  street;  h.  Round  hills,  Aston 
Dixon  (ieoi-ge,  mercluint ;  house,  Broad  st. 
Dixon  Henry,  niidUuy  ornament,  gcrmau 

silver  .<p<)on,   cV:c.   manufacturer;  house, 

2S,  St.  I'uuis  square 
Dixon  Juhn.paperhanger,  94,  Belmontrow 
Dixon  Jcxseph,  furnitm-e  broker,  lUu,  Great 

Hampton  street 
Dixon  .Iph.j  hankers  clerk.  The  Newlands, 

AVhitniore  lane 
Dixon   Matthew,   manutactiu*er   of  plated 

wares  and  electro  plater,  137,  Snow  hill; 

house.  Hunter  s  lane 
Dixon  Matthew,  master   of  the    Asylum, 

Summer  lane 
Dixon  Paul,  beerhouse,  Sherboiu-ne  street 
Dixon  Thomas  Atkinson,  bank  clerk,  Bor- 

desley  park 
Dixon  Thomas,  beerhouse,  82,  Bradford  st. 
Dixon    Thomas,   baker   and  flour   dealer, 

Sherlock  street 
Dixon  William,  ivory  and  bone  brush  mkr., 

com-t  6,  Bread  street,  Newhall  sti-eet 
DLxon  William  Henry,  coal  merchant,  Old 

Wharf;  house,  Highgate 
Dobbms  William,  grocer,  155,  Great  Hamp- 
ton row 
Dobbs  Thomas,  beerhouse,  Bristol  road 
Dobson  Eliz.,  lodgings,  18|,  Colmore  row 
Docker  Charles,  shopkeeper,  S8,  Alcester  st 
Docker C has., japanner,  134,  Gt.  Hamptonst 
Docker  Charles,  jimior,  artist,  134,  Great 

Hampton  street 
Docker    Frederick,   victualler.    Red    Lion, 

64,  Cheapside 
Docker  George,  glass  cutter  and  mounter, 

66,  Moseley  street 
Docker   Henry,  umbrella  furniture  mufr. ; 

house,  95,  Lombard  street 
Docker  John,  green  gi'ocer  &  ferule  maker, 

52,  Lancaster  street 
Docker  Joseph, beerhouse,  19,  Vauxhall  rd. 
Docker  Ralph,  solicitor,  coroner  for   Wor- 
cestershire, and  clerk  to    King's  Norton 

union,  7i  Moat  row 
Docker  Robert,  commLssion  agent.  Villa  rd. 
Docker   Thomas,   whip   maker,    court    18, 

Bromsgrove  street 
Docker  William,  solicitor;  h.  Moor  green, 

King's  Norton 
Docker  William,  cut   glass   manufa<;turer, 

69,  Moseley  street 
Docker  William,  victimller.  White  House, 

17,  Brickkiln  street,  Lancaster  street 
Docking   John,  house  and  railway  agent. 

138,  Snow  hill 


Dodd  George,  stamper  &  prcr.,boho  Works, 
brazier  tfeiromnonger,  Handsworth  village 

Dodd  George,  iron  brazier;  court,  10, 
Coleshill  street;  house,  26,  Nova,  cutia  st 

Dodd  Henry,  spring  clog  maker,  68,  Hurstst 

Dodd  James,  manufacturer  of  wire  and 
bronzed  fenders,  ash  pans,  etc.,  5,  Skinner 
street;  house,  177<.  1  bromsgrove  street 

Dodd  John,  saw  grinder,  Baggot  st.;  house, 


Gosta  green 


Dodgson  ,fohn  Park,  agent,  (J.&  F.  Lloyd,) 

30,  High  street 
Dodson   John,   um1)rella   and    fishing    rod 

maker,  2,  St.  Martins  lane 
DohertyJames,ariiiicial  flower,  feather  and 

ribbon  dealer,  30,  Constitution  hitl 
Doidge  George,  plumber,  glazier  Ar  painter, 

17,  Livery  street 
Doidge   Richard,   confectioner   and   manu- 
facturer <»f  the  patent  unfermentcd  bread 

and  biscuits,  and  dealer  in  british   wine, 

10,  Bull  ring 
Doley  Charles,  plated  ware  manufacturer; 

house,  206,  King  Edward's  road 
Doley   Ephrahn,   silver  plater ;    house,  56, 

W' iLiam  street 
Doley,  Wilkes  &  Doley,  plated  and  electro 

plated     ware    manufacturers,   38   cfe  39, 

Camden  street 
D  oilman  Charles,  wine  and  spu-it  merchant, 

38,  Dale  end 
Dolman    Charles,   fancy   box    maker,    18, 

Henrietta  street 
Dolphin  Mrs,  Mary,  133,  Ashted  row 
Dolphin  Robert,  solicitor,  19,   Temple  st. ; 

house,  Bristol  road 
Donaldson  Wm.  trvling.  draper,  96,  Unett  st 
Done  Richard,  baker,  30,  Adam  street 
Doodey  Elizabeth,  dress  maker,   i)3.  Great 

Hampton  row 
Doody  (ieorge,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  58, 

Stafford  street 
Doody  James,   bellows  manufactin-er,    14, 

Oxford  street 
Doody  Joseph,    bellows  manufactm-er,   70, 

New  Ink  leys 
Doogood   Robert,  victualler,    Plough    and 

Harrow,  131,  Ilampton  street 
Dore  Nevil,    plater     and    beerhouse,    123, 

Tennant  street 
Dorney  Samuel,  bricklayer,  13,  Harding  st. 
Dorrell  William,  carpenter,  d-c,  18,   Char- 
lotte street 
Doughty  George,  brace  and  belt  maker  ;  h. 

Old  Tree  Inn,  Hockley 
Doughty  Geo.,  fire  work   maker,  28,    Little 

Charles  street 
Doughty  &  Kean,  brace  and  web  makers, 

35,  North  wood  street 
Doughty  Mary,  St.  John's  national  school 

mistress  ;  h.  A\'arwick  street 
Doughty   Thomas,   fishmonger   and   game 

dealer,  37,  Ann  street 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Donghty  Richard,  chaser,  109,  Constitution 
hill ;  house,  Tower  street 

Doughty  William,  victualler,  Castle  and 
Falcon  Inn,  43,  Snow  hill 

Douglas  J  ames,  flock  and  furniture  dealer, 
07,  Pershore  street 

Douglas  Joseph,  french  clog  maker,  77, 
Coleshill  street 

Douglas  So)*hia,  dress  maker,  5,  Bartholo- 
77iew  row 

Doust  Charles  Edward, painter,  5,  Barford  st 

Dova-ston  John,  malt  and  coffee  mill  manu- 
lacturer  ;  house,  52,  Benacre  street 

Dover  George,  attorney's  clerk,  Grant  st. 

Dovey  Thomas,  furniture  painter,  12,  Bar- 
ford  street,  South 

Dowd  David,  butcher,  Market  hall ;  house, 
Alcester  street 

Dowding  William,  \-ictualler.  Golden  Horse, 
55,  Duddeston  row 

Do  well  James,  chemist  and  druggist,  25, 
A\'orcester  street 

Dowell  Joseph,  coach  builder,  17,  Bradford 
street;  h.  Uakfield  terrace,  Highgate 

Dcwer  Thomas,  bell  founder,  manufacturer 
of  brass,  white  metal,  and  gennan  silver 
candlesticks,  ne  plus  iiltra  and  other  cork- 
screws, 91,  (ircat  Charles  street 

Dowler  George,  brass  founder,  Brougham  st 

Dowlcr  John,  watch  jjuard,  chain,  and 
purse  maker,  49,  11  ill  street 

Dowler  John,  gun  stocker.  Bridge  st.,West 

Dowler  Samuel,  coal  dealer  and  shopkeeper, 
7.^,  Norfolk  street 

Dowler  Mrs.  Sarah,  36^  Summer  lane 

DowlerWilliam,commrcl.traveller,Sohohill 

Dowler  Rose  Ann,  milliner,  oi),  Howe  st. 

Dowler  William,  coal  dealer,  Oozell's  street 
wharf;  house,  Norfolk  street 

Dowling  George  Samuel,  commission  agent, 
2,  (ireat  Charles  street 

Downes  William,  siu-geon,  Soho  hill 

Downes  William,  beerhouse  and  coal  dealer, 
15,  Laiicast<'r  street 

Downes  \\  iiliam,  beeihouse,  25,  Milk  st. 

])owniug  (ieorge,  Crown  Iron  Works, 
Snietliwi<-k  ; 

Don  iiiiig  Jonathan,  grocer,  10,  Lichfield  st ! 

Downing  Joses,  j)rovision  dealer,  347, 
Chea])side  I 

Downing  . I osej)h,  clerk   29,  I'j).  Tower  st. 

Downing  (Jlivcr,  painter,  40,  llnlloway  hd 

Downing  Sarah  and  Ann,  livdies'  school, 
25,  Vyse  street 

Downing  Sojjhia,  stay  maker,  4(>,  Bartholo- 
mew street 

Downing  Thomas,  factor;  h.  Tl  miter's  lane 

JJowning'l'hos.,  tailor,  Sherbonnie  st.  wharf 

Downs  I.  harlotte,  school,  173,  Broad  street, 
Islington 

Downs  John,  fishmonger,  Dale  end 

Don  ns  Kichard,  tripe  dresser,  24,  Bucking- 
ham street 


Downs   William,   coal    dealer,    Bordesley 

street  w^harf ;  house,  Milk  street 
Dowson  James,  hair  dresser  and  perfumer, 

2,  Union  passage 
Doyle   Joseph,   ironmonger,    lock  maker, 

and  brazier,  61,  Snow  hill 
Doyle  Philip,  tailor,  32,  Russell  street 
Do}i;t  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  20,  Cecil  street 
Drakeford  Jonathan,  pocket  book,  cabinet 

case,  and  pattern  card  manufacturer,  114, 

Bromsgrove  street 
Drayton  Shadi-ach,  shoemkr.,13,Henriettast 
Drayton  Thomas,  wheelwright,  50,  Fox  st. 
Drew  Edmund,  furniture  painter,  86,  Upper 

Tower  street 
Drew  Matthew,  carpenter,  court  4,   Dale 

end ;  house.  Lower  Priory 
Drew  Richard,  victualler,  White  Swan  Inn, 

1,  Chiu-ch  street 
Drew   Samuel,   ivory  and  bone  turner,  5, 

jNIoseley  road 
Drew  Thos,  cornel,  traveller,  37,  Cottage  In 
Drew  William,  shopkeeper.  Great  King  st. 
Drinkwater  Thomas,  excise  officer,  Aston 

New  Town 
Driu-y  Mrs.  Ann,  230,  Great  Colmore  street 
Drury  and  Bateman,  architects  and  survey- 
ors, 42,  CheiTy  street 
Drury    George,     architect    and    surveyor; 

house,  Highgate 
Dniry  James,  shopkeeper,  123,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Dryluu-st  Henry,  railway  clerk,  121,  Vaux- 

hall  road 
Duchemin  Miss  Adelaide,  M.  C.  P.,  ladies' 

French  and  English  boarding  establish- 
ment, 35,  St.  Paul's  square 
Duchemin  Charles  John,  professor  of  music, 

from  the  Conservatoire  Royal,  Brussells, 

35,  St.  Paul's  square 
Duchemin  Lieutenant  Louis  Michel,  F.LN. 

35,  St.  Paul's  square 
Ducros   Henry,   painter   and   glazier,  212, 

Livery  street 
Dudley  Charles,  factor,  155,  Hockley  hill 
Dudley  J  as.,  beerhouse,  13,  Lower  Tower  st. 
Dudley  John,  butcher,  40,  Congreve  street 
Dudley    Joseph,    haberdasher,    27,    Great 

Lister  street,  d'  gun  stocker,  Staniforth  st. 
DudleyJoseph. victualler, Acorn,  1,  Crossst. 
Dudley  J]>b.,  lettercarrier,  23,  Novascotia  st 
Dudley    Richard,   In-icklayer,   o.\,    Sununer 

hill  terrace 
Dudley  Robert,  baker  and  flom*  dealer,  8, 

King  Edward's  place 
Dudley  Samuel,  chaser   and  embosser,  8, 

Newton  street 
Dudley  Tlios.buildr.  130.  Broad  st.  Islington 
Dudley  Thos.,  gun  stocker,  Sti,  Staniforth  st 
Dudley  W  iiliam.  gun  d'  pistol  manufacturer, 

b3,  \\'eanian  street 
Dudley  Wm.,  gold,  silver,  and  gilt  jewellery 

manufactmer,  hnporter  of  coral,  tfe  dealer 

in  gems,  14,  St,  Paul's  square 


UIKMINGHA.M     ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


145 


Duffield  George,  gun  fiiu«lier,  Lichfield  st. ; 

house,  Phillips  street,  Aston  Hrook 
Dntftekl  Samuel,  clerk,  and  Mary,   straw 

hat  maker,  -Jo,  (ircat  Hampton  street 
Dut^eld   Sarah,  cloth  gun  case  maker,  9, 

Russell  street 
Dutlield  William,  plumher, painter,  etc.,  13, 

Farm  street 
Durtield  William,  clerk,  40,  Cottage  lane 
Duffin  Thomas.  job])ing  smith,  IJuck  street 
Duf'ton  William,  surgeon,  '39.  Temple  st. 
Dugard  Barnabas,  coach  harness  plater  and 

manui'actiirer,  57,  Dale  end 
Dugard   Brothers,   factors,  saddlers,   iron- 
mongers, platers,  and   manufacturers  of 

railway    and    coach    harness    furniture, 

carriage  <fe  railway  lamps,  gas  reflectors, 

etc.,  22,  Upper  Priory 
Dugard  Henry,  plater  and  coach  &  railway 

lamp  manufactm-er ;  h.  Pershore  road 
Dugard  Isaac,  gun  and  pistol  maker,  30, 

Whittall  street 
Dugard   John,   plater,   coach  and  railway 

lamp,  etc.  mnufacturer  ;  h.  Lozells  \'illa 
Dugard  Mr.  Wm.,  Laurel  place,  Hagley  rd. 
Dugard  William,  junior,  plater,  coach  a,nd 

railway  lamp,  «fec.  manufacturer  ;  house. 

Laurel  place,  Hagley  road 
Dugard  ^Ir.  William,  48,  Shadwell  street 
Duggan  Dennis,  cabinet  maker,  upholsterer, 

chair,  sofa,  and  bagatelle  table  manufac- 
turer, ttretailbrewer,  Brasshouse  passage 
Duggan  Joseph,  plumber,  painter,  etc.,  48, 

Aleriden  street 
DugginsWilliam,  blacksmith,  11,  Tennantst 
Dugmore  George,  green  gcr.,  Market  hall 
Dugmore  James,  lapidary,  Hall  street ;  h. 

51,  Branston  sti-eet 
Dugmore  Joseph,  shoemaker.  Lady  Wood  In 
Dugmore  Thomas,  victualler.  Old  Crown 

Inn,  64  and  65,  Great  Charles  street 
Dugmore  William  and  George,   glass   and 

emery  cloth  makers,  Bread  street,  Hill  st. ; 

house,  Balsall heath 
Duke  Wm.,  gentleman,  Aston  New  Town 
Duke   William   George,   shopkeeper,  367, 

Summer  lane 
Dukes  Charles,  jewellers'  stamper,  Spencer  s 
Dukes  Joseph,  victualler cfe  maltster,  Golden 

Lion,  13,  ilall  street 
Dukes  Henry  and  John  Clemmens,  silver- 
smiths, Hall  street 
Dukes  Joseph,  glass  toy  maker  &  lapidary, 

46,  Woodcock  street 
Dukes  Richard,  house  and  landlords'  agent, 

10.},  Whittall  street 
Dukes    Thomas,  fire  iron    manufacturer, 

court  16,  Palmer  street 
Dukes  William,  copper  kettle  manufacturer, 

court  1,  Sherlock  street 
Du  Lang  Hubert,  music  master,  18,  Gougli  st 
Dumbelton  Charles,  patten  and  clog  maker 
and  coal  dealer,  Fisher  st. ;  h.  47,  Lord  st. 


Dumelow  Thomas,  beerhouse.  Communica- 
tion row 
Dunkley  Henry,  tailor,  23,  Cm'zon  street 
Dunkley   Henry,  baker   and  flour  dealer, 

Hatcliett  street 
Dunkley  James.  taih)r,  30,  Derby  street 
Dunkley  Thomas,  tailor,  99,  Heui-y  street 
Dunkley    William,   brazier   and   tin  plate 

worker,  3,  Bread  street 
Dmicomb  Richard,  beer  and  eating  house, 

157,  Moor  street 
Duncutl'  Charles,   pearl  button  maker;  ct. 

29,  Livery  street 
Dunn  Mrs.  Ann,  Coventry  road 
Dunn  Charles, paper  box  maker,  16,  James 

street,  St.  Paul's 
Dunn  Chas.,  shopkeeper, 28,  Lower  Hurstst 
Dunn  Charles,  fancy  boxmkr.,6.|-,Brookst. 
Dunn  Edgar,  manufacturer  of  brass   and 

iron  hames,  chains,  bridle  bitts,  saddlers' 

ironmongery,  and  stirrups  in  general,  5, 

Park  street,  15ull  ring 
Dunn  James,  M.D.,  Kelvinhouse,  The  Cape 
Dunn  James,  shopkeeper,  118,  Gt.  Brook  st. 
Dunn  John,  baker  and  flour  dealer,    197, 

New  Town  row 
Dunn  John,  junior,  beerhouse,  199,    New 

Town  row 
Dunn  John,  trunk  &  band  box  maker,  27, 

Freeman  street 
Dunn  John,  hinge  maker,   court  5,  Little 

Charles  street 
Dunn  Joseph,  umbrella  and  parasol  maker, 

195,  Bromsgi'ove  street 
Dunn  Joseph,  victualler  and  gun  maker, 

Warwick  Arms,  oS,  Snow  hill 
Dunn  William,  dairyman,  292,  Green  lanes 
Dunn  W' illiam,   leather  seller,  152,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Dunne  Thomas,  excise  officer,  2,  Bishop- 
gate  street 
Durden  Hannah,  school,  8,  Cannon  street 
Durden  John,  traveller,  18,  Grant  street 
Durham  Thomas,  dairyman,  39,  Price  st. 
Darning  Benjamin,  die  sinker,  &c. ;  house, 

28,  Bellbarn  road 
Durning  &  Ryder,  die  sinkers  &  engravers, 

54,  Bull  street 
Datton    Benjamin,    furniture   broker,   29, 

Constitution  hill 
Dutton  Charles,  shoemaker,  9,  High  street, 

Deritend 
Dution  Daniel,  gunfinisher,court2,  Sandst. 
Dutton  Henry,  jeweller,  54,  Hospital  st. 
Dutton  John,  beerhouse,  75,  Great  Barr  st. 
Dutton  Mrs.  MaYgaret,  Spark  Brook 
Dutton  Samuel,  steel  truss  and  instrument 

for  bodily  deformities,  and  artificial  limb 

manufacturer,  47,  Curzon  street 
Dutton  Thomas,  manager.  Screw  Works, 

48,  Hockley  street 
Dwyer  John,  painter  and  glazier,  court  3, 

Weaman  street 


146 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Dyche  John  and  Son,  harmonican  makers, 
91,  New  Inkleys 

Dyer  and  Gadsby,  brass  founders,  29,  St. 
Paul's  square 

Dyer  John,  brass  founder ;  house,  29,  St. 
Paul's  square 

Dyer  iNIary,  cork  cutter,  5,  Jamaica  row 

Dyer  Thomas,  beerhouse,  Garbett  street 

Dyer  William  George,  stationer,  121,  Great 
Hampton  street 

Dpnock  William,  tailor,.35.  Great  Brook  st. 

Dyson  Edward  Taylor,  confectioner  and 
pastrycook,  121,  Broad  street,  Islington 

Dyson  George,  wholesale  stationer,  paper 
box,  and  butf^on  bag  maker,  embosser, 
«fec.,  40,  Newlmll  street 

Eaborn  Joseph.beerhouse,  31,  BellBam  rd. 

Eachus  John,  clerk,  9.  George  street,  West 

Eades  Dinah,  brass  candlestick  mla-.,  court 
8,  Howard  place 

Eades  George,  brass  tobacco  box  maker, 
15,  New  Inkleys 

Eades  Joseph,  butcher,  170,  Bromsgrove  st. 

Eades  J  oses,  furniture  broker,  1 92,Cheapside 

Eades  Peter,  jeweller,  71,  Hockley  street 

Eades  Richard,  shopkeeper.  5^,  Ludgate  hill 

Eades  William  and  Son,  manufacturers  of 
lathes,  screws,  stocks,  dies,  presses,  ttc, 
86,  Lichfield  street ;  house,  Colmore  st. 

Eades  William,  snuffer  manufacturer  in 
general,  court  4,  Bordesley  street 

Eades  William,  junior,  nianufactm'er  of 
lathes,  (fee;  house, (>rant street 

Eagle  Charles,  draper,  186,  Broad  street, 
Islington 

Eagle  Mrs.  Frances,  87,  Great  Brook  street 

Eagles  Charles,  engi'aver  and  printer,  11, 
Skinner  street 

£aglcs  Charles,  fruiterer,  4,  Hurst  street 
and  Market  hall 

tagles  Eliza,  upholsterer  and  furniture 
dealer,  3,  Worcester  street 

Eagles  and  Gratlidge,  gun  implement  ma- 
nufacturers, l.'JS.^,  Snow  hill 

Eagles  Henry,  trunk  maker,  163,  Broms- 
grove street 

Eagles  Kev.  James,  B.A.,  curate,  St.  Mar- 
tin's, .^,  George  street,  Islington  row 

Eagles  AVilliam,  cabinet  maker  and  uphol- 
sterer, 169,  Hockley  hill 

Eagles  "William,  gun  iujplcment  manufac- 
tiirer;  hous(%  \'illa  strci't 

Eoglesfield  Elizabeth,  milliner,  Phillip's 
street,  Aston  lirook 

Ealand  Edwin,  jjlumbcr,  glazier,  and  paint- 
er, 18,  Sand  Pits 

Ealand  llobcrt,  clerk,  18,  Sand  pits 

Eardley  Kev.  Stcnton,  incumbent  of  St. 
Stej)hen's,  \'illa  street 

Earl  (  hristopher,  baker,  42,  Sheepcole  st. 

Earl  Williiim,  cl(M-k,  Bristol  roiid 

Earle  Rev. Frederic- (uthl)ertl{eresford,M. A. 
miuiflter  ofSt.  Jude'.'iiclKipel,  Monument  In 


Earp  Groves,  grocer  and  beerhouse,  Great 

Lister  street,    and    button  maker,  court 

16,  Great  Brook  street 
Earp  John,  beerhouse,  Moseley  street 
Earp  Richard,  blacksmith,  96,  Hockley  st. 
Earp  Thomas,  cha~ser.  Bridge  street,  ^^est 
East  Henry,  sign  writer,  36,   High  street, 

Deritend 
East  Samuel,  assistant  overseer,  24,  Bristol  st 
Eastwood  David,  brass  caster,  court,  Faze- 

ley  street;  house,  92.},  New  Canal  street 
Eastwood    Joseph,    auctioneer,    ajrpraiser, 

and  general  commission  agent.  Midland 

Counties  Auction  Mart,  6,  New  street 
Eaton  Alfred,  gi-een  grocer,  57,  Hatchett  st 
Eaton  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  123,  Cheapside 
Eaton  William,  hair  dresser,  321,  Cheapside 
Eavens  Francis  West,  beerhouse  and  coal 

dealer,  117,  Cheapside 
Eaves  Alfred,  watch  and  clock  maker,  15, 

Prospect  row 
Eaves   Charles,   watch   and  clock   maker, 

106,  Lancaster  street 
Eaves  John,  hosier,  tfec,   193,    King    Ed- 
ward's road 
Eaves  John,  maker  of  all  kinds  of  iron  work 

for  brass   founders,   23,    Summer  street. 

Navigation  street 
Eaves  Joseph,  watch  hand  maker,  court  13, 

Cardigan  street 
Eaves    Thomas,    periodical     dealer.    111, 

Moseley  street 
Ebbles  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  u])holsterer, 

auctioneer,  d-c,  112.  Constitution  hill 
Eborall  Seymour,  hosier.  40,  Smallbrook  st 
Eborall  Mrs.  M  argaret,  1 09,  C  onstitaition  hil  I 
Eborall  Lieutenant  Samuel,  manager  goods 

department,  London  and  North  Western 

Railway,  Broomfield  House,  Perry  barr 
Ebrey  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Soho  hill 
Eccles  .John,  M.  D.,  67.  Newhall  street 
Eccles  Robert,  usher  to  the  court  of  bauk- 

ru])tcy,  Albion  terrace 
Eccles  Thomas,  horse  and  gig  letter,  Wor- 
cester street 
Eccleshall  George,  lodge  porter,  Reservoir 

lodge 
Eccleston  Enoch,  beeerhnuse,  3,  Grosveuor 

street.  Buck  street 
Eccleslon  Joseph,  gun  lock  maker,  court 

79,Weaman  st.;  h.  ct.  48,  New  Town  row 
Eccleston   William,   lishnionger  and  game 

dealer,  115,  Dale  end 
Eckles  John,  chiuuicy  swee]),  .3,  Bowjjstreet 
Eckstein  Mrs.  Frances,   teacher  of  singing 

and  piano-forte,  Soho  hill 
Eckstem   George    Paul,    Soho    commercial 

acadamv.  Soho  hill 
Edden  ICdwin,  gentleman.  Monument  lane 
Ede  Kliza,  stay  niaker,  214,  Bristol  street 
Edelsten  and  Williams,  patent  solid  headed 

pin,  burnished  drilled  eyed  needles,  neaxl, 

gilt,  llexible  metal  and  bone  button,  hook, 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABRTICAL    LIST. 


147 


eye,  tliimhle,  eyelet,  *fcc.,  manufacturers, 
New  Hall  Works,  (leorge  street  Parade, 
and  5,  Crown  street,  Clieapside,  Loudon 

Edelsten,  Williams  and  Edelsten,  copper, 
brass,  steel,  and  iron  wire  manufacturers. 
New  Hall  Works,  C. eorgc  street  Parade. 

Edelsten  John,  patent  solided  headed  pin 
&c.  manxifacturer ;  house,  Marlborough 
House,  Bristol  road 

Edelsten  Peter,  copper  and  steel  wire,  &c. 
maniifacturer ;  house,  The  Shnibbery, 
Sir  Hnrry's  road 

Eden  Charles,  pearl  button  manufacturer, 
58,  New  John  street.  West 

Edgar  Thos.,  trvlng.  draper,  15,  Holland  st 

Edge  Charles,  architect  and  surveyor,  18, 
Bennett's  hill ;  house,  Harborne  road 

Edge  Charles,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  129, 
Digbeth 

Edge  David,  beerhouse,  149,  Adderley  street 

Edge  George,  paper  stainer  and  pasteboard 
maker,  12,  Lench  street 

Edge  Henry,  gun  finisher,  7,  Harford  street ; 
house.  New  Slimmer  street 

Edge  John,  shopkeeper,  Gran\'ille  street 

Edge  Samuel,  earthenware  dealer,  15,  Steel- 
house  lane 

Edge  Thomas  &  Co.,  gold  and  gilt  jewel- 
lers, black  ornament,  (tec.  manufacturers, 
3,  Hall  street ;  house.  Key  hill 

Edge  Thomas,  vict.,  Gun  Welders  Anns, 
Cecil  street 

Edge  William,  jeweller,  and  Jemima,  mid- 
mfe,  74,  Loveday  street 

Edge  William,  shoemaker  and  shopkeeper, 
36,  Hampton  street 

Edge  Thomas,  gentleman.  Key  hill  House 

Edger  Ann  Jane,  professor  of  music,  23, 
Frederick  street,  Newhall  hill 

Edgerton  Martha,  midwife,  46,  Chiu*chst. 

Edkins  David,  victualler,  Black  Horse,  216, 
Stratford  road 

Edkins  William,  vict.,  Shakespear's  Head, 
23,  Kenion  street 

Edmonds  Edward,  police  inspector,  Cecil  st. 

Edmonds  George,  porter  and  general  mer- 
chant, 85,  Caroline  street ;  h.  Lower 
Camden  street 

Edmonds  George,  solicitor  and  clerk  of  the 
peace,  16,  Whittall  street 

Edmonds  James,  japanner,  292,  Summer  In. 

Edmonds  John,  dairyman  and  shopkeeper, 
33,  Sun  street,  West 

Edmonds  Lydia,  schoolmistress,  202,  Sum- 
mer lane 

Edmonds  Mary,  milliner,  4,  Colmore  row 

Edmonds  Mrs.  Mary,  Temperance  terrace 

Edmonds  Richard  Bruce,  house  agent,  41, 
Great  Brook  street 

Edmonds  Robert,  vict.,  Hope  and  Anchor, 
58,  Navigation  street 

Edmonds  Robert  Bruce,  boot  and  shoe  ma- 
ker, 5  Little  Charles  street 


Edmonds  Sarah,  school,  13,  Wynn  street 
Edmonds  Thomas,  whip  thong  maker,  ct. 

13,  Bromsgrove  street 
Edmondson  David,  saddler,  66,  High  street 

Bordesley 
Edmondson  Thomas,  saddler,  206,  High  st., 

Deritend 
Edmunds  Frederick,  manufacturer  of  join- 
ers tools,  brace  &  bits,  carpenters  squares, 

spokeshaves,  spirit  levels,  shell,  patent, 

and  other  gimblets,  (fee,  18,  Horse  Fair 
Edmunds  Henry,  bank   manager,   Francis 

street,  Edgbaston 
Edmunds  James,  victualler  and  maltster, 

Hen  and  Chickens,  16,  Constitution  hill 
Edmunds,  Mary,  lodgings,  26,  Sandpits 
Edmunds  ^Villiam,  victualler.  Summer  hill 

Tavern,  42,  Summer  hill  terrace 
Edridge  Susannah,  dress  maker,  8,  Regent 

place 
Edwards   Ann,   victualler,    Lamp  Tavern, 

20,  Beak  street 
Edwards  and  Ball,  jewellers,  silversmiths, 

and  cutlers,  82,  High  street 
Edwards  Benj.,  beerhouse,  102,  Cheapside 
Edwards,  Chas.  beerhouse,  30,  Masshouse  In 
Edwards  (fe  Co.,  gun  and  pistol  manufac- 

tm-ers,  18,  Bath  street 
Edwards  Elienezer,  wholesale  perfumer,  and 

manufacturer    of   writing    ink,   49,    St. 

PaiTl's  square 
Edwards  Edward  Robert,  agent  gas  light 

company,  and  printer,  189,  Broad  street, 

Islington ;  house,  5,  Wheeley's  road 
Edwards  Edw.,  shopkeeper,  109,  William  st. 
Edwards  Eliza,  school,  148,  Bradford  street 
Edwards  George,  clerk,  Gradigan  terrace, 

Frederick  street,  Edgbaston 
Edwards  George,  currier  and  leather  factor, 

2.9,  Dale  end 
Edwards  George,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  24, 

Summer  lane 
Edwards  Hy.,  silversmith,  (fee,  82,  High  st. 
Edwards  Henry,  house  and  land  agent,  155, 

Francis  street,  Ashted 
Edwai'ds  Henry,  shoemaker,  8,  Blucher  st. 
Edwards    Henry,   post    office   clerk,    117, 

Cregoe  street 
Edwards  Hy.,  shopkeeper,  163,  Ashted  row 
Edwards   Jane,    straw  bonnet    maker,    9, 

Nelson  street.  West 
Edwards  Jane,  straw  hat  maker,  64,  Coles- 
hill  street 
Edwards  James  Edmond,  spade  and  shovel 

manufactm-er,  91,  Bebnont  row  ;   hoiise, 

4,  Cardigan  street 
Edwards  James  William,  beerhouse,    162, 

Darwin  street 
Edwards  James,  butcher,  173,  Brearley  st.  W 
Edwards  James,  plane  iron  screw   manu- 
facturer, Ivy  lane 
Edwards   James,   shoemaker,    23    Barker 

street,  Sheepcote  lane 


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BIRMIKGEAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Edwards  Job,  beerhouse,  28,  Sninmer  st. 
West 

Edwards  John,  builder,  126,  Heneage  st.  ; 
house,  Bl()orasl)ury  cottage,  Lupin  street 

Edwards  John,  bootmaker,  1j,  Bennett'shill 

Edwards  John,  tailor,  97,  Bromsgrove  st. 

Edwards  John,  relieving  officer,  4  district, 
5,  Princes  row 

Edwards  John,  shoemaker,  coach  yard. 
Bull  street 

Edwards  Joseph,  land  agent,  Lozells  grove 

Edwards  Joseph,  pastry  cook,  confectioner, 
British  wine  dealer,  and  dining  rooms, 
95,  Great  Hampton  street 

Edwards  Josiah,  pearl  Initton  manufactu- 
rer, court,  5,  ]\Iary  Ann  street;  house, 
17,  Garbett  street 

Edwards  Mary  Ann,  confectioner,  164, 
Hockley  hill 

Edwards  Mrs.  Nancy,  farmer,  Mitchley 
park,  Edgbaston 

Edwards  Richard,  butcher.  Aston  road 

Edwards  Samuel,  zinc  worker,  56,  Park 
street.  Bull  ring 

Edwards  Sarah,  straw  hat  maker,  2,  Bull  st 

Edwards  Thomas,  iron  and  brass  foiuider, 
engineer,  millwright,  and  manufactiu-er 
of  portable  steam  engines,  boile's,  drc, 
Islington  Foundry,  105  and  106.  Grosvenor 
street.  West 

Edwards  Thomas,  druggist  and  grocer,  153, 
Bradford  street 

Edwards  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  39,  Grosve- 
nor street,  \Vest 

Edwards  Thomas,  metal  button  manufac- 
turer, 64,  Coleshill  street 

Edwards  Thomas,  powder  flask,  shot  bag, 
pouch,  itc.  manufacturer,  169,  Broad 
street,  Islington  ;  h.  69,  Newhall  street 

Edwards  William  James,  gun  and  pistol 
manufacturer,  18,  Bath  street;  h.  Guild- 
ford street,  Lozells 

Edwards  William  and  Alfred,  engravers, 
164,  Hockley  hill 

Edwards  \\'illiam,  wedding  and  mourning 
ring  manulaoturcr,  10,  Temple  street; 
house,  36,  Calthorpe  street 

Edwards  ^\'illiam,  wood  turner  and  shop- 
keeper, H,  Choapside 

Edwards  William,  cunier,  21,  Essex  street 

Edwards  Williiim,  jjoarl  button  maker, 
court  7,  ^^'ar(l  street 

Edwards  William,  cabinet  brass  founder 
and  hioksmith,  113,  Sulhdk  street 

Edwards  Willi;im,  wire  manufacturer,  As- 
ton I'urnaco  Mills 

Kdwards  >\'illiam  Akers,  brick  maker.  Bur- 
bury  sired;  liouse,  Aston  rurnac<»  Mills 

Edwards  \\  iliiam,  shopkeeper  and  gi"een 
grocer,  21,  Camden  street 

EdwiirdsWillianuconunission  agcnt.Vatesst 

Egcrtou  (,'harles,  jx'riodical  deaU'r,  203^, 
High  street,  Derilend 


j  Eggington  and  Carter,  jewellers,  26|,  Con- 
stitution hill 
I  EggingtonG  eorge,  jeweller ;  h.21 7,  Ashtedrw 
i  Eggington   Sarah    Ann   and   Emila,    linen 

drapers,  217,  Ashtedrow 
Egginton  Hannah,  dress  maker,  39,  Mott  st 
Egginton  James,  eating  house,  3,  Easy  row 
Egginton    John,    jewellery   manufacturer, 
155i,  Broad  street,  Islington;  house,  14, 
St.  Martin's  place 
Egginton  Wm.,  confectioner,  15,  Ludgate  hill 
EggintonWm.,  cork  cutter,  33,  Masshouse  In 
Eginton  Francis,  whip  mounter  and  shop- 
keeper, Bissell  street 
Eginton  John,  lodgings,  38,  Cambridge  st. 
Eglinton  William   Mackenzie,  cooper,  70, 

Loveday  street 
Electric  Telegraph  Company's   Office,  72, 
New    Canal    sti-eet;     James    Augustus 
Goldiciitt,  agent 
Elcox  William,  cooper  and  furniture  broker, 

106,  Great  Hampton  steeet 
Eld  John,  assistant  draper,  12, Wellington  rd 
Elger    Rev.  James  Wentworth,   curate  of 

St.  Peter's,  80,  Belmont  row 
Elkin  Thomas,  wheelwright,  Hatchettst. 
Elkington   Charles   William,    high   bailiff, 
county  court,  4,  Newhall  st. ;  h.  North  fld. 
Elkington  Charles  James  Cheatley,  electro 

metallurgist,  44,  Camden  street 
Elkington  Francis,  M.R.C.S.E.,  L.S.A.,  &c., 

surgeon,  3,  Newhall  street 
Elkington  George,  M.  R.  C.  S.  and  L.  A.C., 
surgeon,  and  senior  sm-geon  to  the  gene- 
ral dispensary,  1,  Frederick  St.,  Edgbaston 
Elkington  Geo.  R.,  Esq. ;  h.  North  Field 
Elkington  Henry,  Esq.,  23,  Summerhill  ter 
FJkington  Joseph,  house,  land,   and  com- 
mission agent,  and  superintendent  inspec-. 
tor  to  the  agricultural  cattle  insnrance  com- 
pany for  the  midland  district,  43,  C  amden  st 
Elkington  Joseph,  grocer,  366,  Coventry  rd 
Elkington  Mason  and  Co.,  patent  electro 
and  magneto  platers,  and  manufactm-ers 
of  silver  and  plated  wares,  Newhall  street 
Elkingtcm  Mr.  \\'illiani    Henry,   59,  Sum- 
merhill terrace 
Ellary  Mr.  William,  17.  Montpelier  street 
I'JhMi  VM/..,  dress  maker,  73,  New  York  pi. 
Ellerby  John,  clerk,  14,  Sand  pits 
Elliott  Aim,  music  and  musical  instrument 

warehouse,  23,  Ann  street 
Elliott  (Jeorge  William,  organist  of  Hands- 
worth  Old  and    Bishoj)   Ryder  Churches, 
and  teacher  of  the  ]>iano-forte  and  organ, 
23,  Ann  street 
Elliott  Isabella,  french  pcdisher,  Lt.  Hill  st 
I^llioft  .loliii,  currier  unci  leather  cxitter,  57, 

Stairnrd  street 
Flliott  .lohn,  clerk.  Sand  pits 
IClliotl  .1  ose])li.  carpenter,  liirmingham heath 
Elliott  Willi;nn  Cc  Son,  ])atentees  <k  butti  n 
nmfrs.,  Regent  street ;  house,  Chad  road 


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149 


Ellis  Ann,  (late  Williani,)  gun  d-c.   mnfr., 

46,  Whittall  street 
Ellis  Charles,  maniifacturer  of  plated   and 

all  kinds  of  rolled  metals,  106,  Snow  hill 
Ellis  Cluirles  and  Sons,  plated  wire  drawers, 

103,  Snow  hill 
Ellis  George,  coral  and  jet  car\-er  and  gold 

cutter,  ct.  2,  Smith  st. ;  h.  (ireat  King  st 
^lis  (ieorge.  carpenter,  S'2,  Willis  street 
E[\is  George,  poulterer,  12,  Lancaster  st. 
Ellis  George,  cabinet  and  clock  case  maker,' 

70,  Coleshill  street  I 

Ellis  Henry  Richard,  clerk,  Lodge  road         | 
Ellis  James,  fender   maker;  Iiousl^,   court 

2o,  Lionel  street 
Ellis  James,  painter,  30,  New  Summer  st. 
Ellis  John,  l)oot  <fe  shoe  maker,  20,  Broms- 

grove  street 
Ellis   John,  cock  founder   and   beerhouse, 

88,  Upper  Tower  street 
Ellis  John,  reflector  maker.  106,  Snow  hill 
Ellis  John,  metal  dealer,  Hamstea  1  road 
Ellis   and    Lee,  jobbing  smiths,  Charlotte 

street  Mills 
Ellis  Richard,  jobbing  smith ;  h.  1,  Church  st. 
Ellis  Richard,  shopkeeper,  64,  Howe  st. 
Ellis   Samuel,   engraver  and  copper  plate 

printer,  12,  Prospect  row 
Ellis  Samuel,  surgeon  &  chemist,  4,  Bullring 
Ellis  Sarah,  school,  1 17.  Upper  Tower  st. 
Ellis  and  Slater,  iron  &  brass  fender  makers, 

court  25,  Lionel  street 
Ellis  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  10,  Lench  st. 
Ellis  Thomas,  surgeon,  b6,  Bradford  street 
Ellis  Walter,  shoe  maker.  New  Town  row 
Ellis  William,  glass  painter,   Lee's  drive, 

Warstone  lane 
Ellis  William,  tailor,  and  Ann,  dress  mkr., 

67,  Woodcock  street 
Ellis  Wm.,  Aston  National  Scliool  master, ; 

house,  court  17,  George  st.,  St.  George's 
Ellison  Joseph,   mnfr.   of   brass    founders 

iron  work.  New  Town  row  ;  house,  court 

2,  Moland  street 
Ellison  Mr.  Thomas,  St.  Mary's  row 
Elmore  Henry,  corn  merchant,  8,  Cambridge 

street  Wharf;  h.  135,  Bath  row 
Elmore  Michael,  perfumer  and  hair  dresser, 

31,  Bull  street 
Elmore  Thomas,  shoemaker,  16,  Suffolk  st. 
Elmore  William,  com  miller,  4,  Lionel  st. ; 

house,  47,  Newhall  street 
Elmsmore  Henry  and  John,  pawnbrokers, 

164,  Lawley  street 
Elson  Robert,  beerhouse,  183,  Lawley  st. 
Elton  Edward,  carpenter.  Lower  Pershorest. 
Elvins  William,  painter,  and  Phoebe,  dress 

maker,  32,  Price  street 
Elwell  Henry,  merchant  and  manufacturer 

ofgims  and  pistols,  22,  Whittall  street; 

house.  Hockley  Abbey 
Emanuel    Joseph,  travelling  jeweller,   9. 

Great  Charh  s  street 


Emanuel  Michael,  pawnbroker,  98,  Small- 
brook  street 

Emery  Arthur  Charles,  manufacturer  of 
all  kinds  of  rolled  metals.  8,  Monmouth  st 

Emery  Samuel,  baker  and  flour  dealer,  74, 
St.  Martin  street 

Emery  Mr.  Thomas,  23,  George  st.,  West 

Emery  Thos.,  baker,  172,  Ilighst.,  Deritend 

Emery  William,  bridle  bit,  shoe  tack,  and 
spring  hook  manufacturer,  170,  Lawley  st 

Enies  Martha,  the  original  manufact\irer  of 
papier  machee  buttons,  and  miniature 
frames.  132,  Lionel  street 

E  nmott  Walter  Browning,  elk.  George  st.W 

Emms  Abraham,  victualler.  Horse  and 
Jockey,  13,  Hill  street 

Empson  Frederick,  architect  and  surveyor, 
36,  Colmore  street ;  h   Gloucester  terrace 

Empson  John  Fielding,  linen  and  covered 
button  manufacturer,  18,  Great  Charles 
street;  house,  15,  Lee  Crescent 

Emson  Thomas,  brass  cock  manufacturer, 
47,  Edmund  street 

Emson  Thomas,  brass  cock  founder,  232, 
Cheapside 

Emus  Martha,  butcher.  Villa  road 

Emus  Robert,  butcher,  Wheeler  street 

Endsor  Mary  Ann,  dress  maker  and  shop- 
keeper, Fox  street 

English  James,  accountant  and  agent,  29, 
Temple  row;  h.  93,  Ravenhurst  street 

English  Mrs.  Mary,  Victoria  Villa 

English  Robert,  saddler,  40,  Worcester  st. ; 
house,  30,  Bell  Barn  road 

English  Sarah  Ann,  school,  103,  Heneage  st 

English  Mrs.  Sarah,  12,  George  street,  Is- 
lington row 

English  Thomas  Robert,  dentist,  23,  Col- 
more row ;  h.  1 1,  George  st.  Islington  row 

Enoch  ^Slrs.  Sarah,  113,  Bath  row 

Enock  Mr.  Joseph,  Windsor  ter.,  Hagleyrd 

Enock  Robert,  comercl.  travlr..  Spark  brook 

Ensall  Charles,  coach  harness  ornament, 
dog  collar,  <fec.  maker,  39,  Livery  street 

Ensell  John,plvunber<i:painter,5,  Stafford  st 

Ensor  Edward  Thomas,  master  British 
schools,  Heneage  st. ;  h.Washwood  heath 

Ensor  Jane,  milliner  and  dress  maker,  33, 
Great  King  street 

Ensor  John,  jeweller,  18,  Branston  street 

Ensor  John,  hair  dresser,  218,  Bristol  st. 

Ensor  William,  pearl  button  maker,  ct.  14, 
Aston  road 

Ethell  Ann,  upholsteress  &  feather  dealer, 
7,  Livery  street 

Ethell  Mary,  saddler,  79,  Worcester  st. ; 
house,  144,  Bath  row 

Ethell  Stephen,  \ipholsterer  and  cabinet 
maker,  12,  Ann  street 

Ethell  Thomas,  paper  hanger  and  manu- 
facturer, 31,  Colmore  row 

Ethell  Thomas,  sen.,  cabinet  maker  and 
paper  hanger,  57,  Edmund  street 


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Ethell  William  Henry,  saddler  and  harness 

maker,  3,  Bull  street 
Etherington  Susannah,  milliner,  33,  Cum- 
berland street 
Evans  and  Adlard,  paper  and  pasteboard 
manufacturers,  wholesale  stationers,  and 
account  book  nianufrs.,  9  <fe  10,  Moor  st. 
Evans  &  Askin,  cobalt  and  nickel  refiners, 
german  silver  manufacturers  and   metal 
dealers,  (Jeijrge  street  Parade;  and  ma- 
nufacturing chemists,  Icknield  square 
Evans    Brooke,    metal    manufacturer  and 

dealer;  house.  High  field  road 
Evans  Brothers,  merchants,  110,  Digbeth 
Evans  Caroline,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 

24,  Piggot  street 
Evans  Charles  M.,  agent  to  Pascoe,  Gren- 

fell,  «fe  Sons,  27,  Temple  street 
Evans  Charles,  plumber,  painter,  cfec,  81, 

Willis  street 
Evans  Da\-id,  shopkeeper,  86,  Park  street, 

Bull  ring 
Evans   Edmund,  painter   and  glazier,  70, 

Suffolk  street 
Evans  Edward,  glass  manufacturer;  house. 

Philips  street,  Aston  brook 
Evans  Mr.  Edward,  10,  Highgate 
Evans  Edward,  shopkeeper,  200,  Ashted  row 
Evans  Edward,  coal  dealer,  ct.  Lr.  Towerst' 
Evans  Elizabeth,  baker,  27,  Summer  street, 

Navigation  street 
Evans  Elizabeth,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 

26,  Shadwell  street 
Evans  George,  beerhouse,  164,  Tennant  st 
Evans  George,  baker,  3,  Hanley  street 
Evans  George,  jeweller,  33,  Key  hill 
Evans  George,  clerk,  127,  Cregoe  street 
Evans  George,  button  burnisher,  12,  Mary 

street,  Caroline  street 
Evans  (ieorge  F.,  M.D.,  and  physician  to 

the  General  Hospital,  44,  Waterloo  st. 
Evans  George   Augustus,  joiner,    (fee,  72, 

Charlotte  street 
Evans  George  cfe  Robert,  tobacconists  and 
cigar  importers,  (nephews  and  sole  agents 
to  Fribonrg  tV:  Troyer,  London,)  14,  New  st 
Evans  Mrs.  Hannah,  Villa  road,  Soho  hill 
Evans  Isaac,  wire  mnfr. ;  h.  240,  Bradford  st 
Evans  James  Robert,  wholesale  stationer, 

<fec. ;  h.  Poplar  i)lace.  Spark  brook 
Evans  .las.,  goods  remover,  c.  13,  Edmund  st 
Evans  James,  gun  finisher,  court  12,  Steel- 
house  lane  ;  h.  27,  Lord  street 
Evans  Mrs.  Jane,  1  12,  Broad  st.,  Islington 
Evans   .lohn,  grocer  and   provision   dealer, 

L>1  ife  l.r2,  lleneage  street  and  Saltlcy 
Evans  .1  ohn,  manufart  urer  of  imperial  nit^tal 
and    brass   candlesticks,   brass    snuffers, 
snuffer  trays,  A-c,  bell  founder.  A-  maker 
of  the    iuii)r<ne(l    charquasilla    Inittons, 
105,  Moland  street 
Evans  John,  jn'ofessor  of  music,  17.  Easy  row 
Evans  John,  glasa  cutter,  89,  (iranville  st. 


Evans  John,  eating  house,  76,  Nesv  Canal  st 
Evans  John,  corn  factor  and  miller,  2,  Dart- 
mouth street;  h.  Wellington  road 
Evans    John,   beerhouse  and  saddler,  91, 

Warwick  street 
Evans  John,  cooper,  27,  Congreve  street; 

liouse.  Villa  street 
Evans  cfe  Jones,  tailors  and  drapers,   125, 

Suffolk  street 
Evans  Josiah,  spectacle  side  forger,  2,  Bath  st 
Evans  Joseph,  engineer,  machinist,  lathe 
and  press  tool  maker,  planing  and  screw 
cutting  for  the  hire,  44,  Legge  street 
Evans  Mrs.  Mary,  George  street,  West 
Evans    Michael,    plumber,    painter,     &c., 

Lodge  road 
Evans  Michael,  pearl  button  maker   and 

beerhouse,  123,  Bradford  street 
Evans  Rebecca,  car  proprietor,    112,  Great 

Brook  street 
Evans  Richard,  tailor  and  draper,  125,  Suf- 
folk street 
Evans  Rd.,   shopkeeper,  45,  Navigation  st. 
Evans  Robert,  elk.,  Phillips  street,  Aston  bk 
Evans  Robert,  miller,  Dnddeston  Mill 
Evans     Samuel,    manufacturer    of  silver, 
plated,  british,  albata  and  electro  plated 
wares,    39,    St.   Paul's     square ;    house, 
Hunter's  lane 
Evans  Miss  Sarah,  Highfield  road 
Evans  Sarah,  fruiterer.  Market  hall 
Evans  Thos.,  green  grocer,  68,  Lancaster  st 
Evans  Thomas,  brass  ornament  and  letter 

cutter,  19,  Thorp  street 
Evans  Thomas,  stationer,  circulating  library 
and  newsroom,  29,  Colmore row;  h.  169, 
Stratford  road 
Evans  Thomas,  tobacconist,  72,  Coleshillst 
Evans  Thon^^s,  green  grocer,  4(T,  Inge  st. 
Evans  Thomas,  paviour,  7,  Fazeley  street 
Evans,    Thomas,   straw  plait    dealer,    13, 

New  Meeting  street 
Evans  William,  jun.,    gun  stocker ;  co\n-t, 
295,  New  Town  row  ;  house,  Baggot  st. 
Evans  William,  victualler.  Acorn  Commer- 
cial Inn,  32,  Temple  street 
Evans  William,  sen.,  viewer  Tower,   Bag- 
got  street 
Evans  William,  tailor  and  drpr,  28,  Parade 
Evans  ^\'illialn,  builder  and  coffui  maker, 

12,  Chapel  street 
Evans  William  Ar  John,  gimblet  manufac- 
turers ;  court,  ^.'),  Broad  st.,  Islington 
Evans  William,  dairyman,  15,  Fordrough  st 
l-A-ans  Mr.  \\'illi:nn.  72,  Charlotte  street 
ICvans    >\illi;nn    Frederick,     clock    mkaer, 

Handswortb  village 
Evans  Richard,  fmniture broker,  115,  Great 

IIam]itou  street 
Evans  i:ii/.a  ife  Ellen,    milliners  and   straw 

hat  makers,  34.  Suffolk  street 
Ev(>r:ird  Charles,   tailor,   65,    High   street, 
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151 


Everitt  Allen  Edward,  artist,  G(3,  New  st. ; 
b.2,  George  street,  Islington  row 

Everitt  Allen  &  Son,  tube,  wire  and  sheet 
brass  mannlacturers,  Kingston  Metal 
AVorks,  Adderley  street;  bonsc,  Tbe 
Laurels,  Green  lanes 

Everitt  Edward,  artist,  artists   general  re- 
pository, print  seller,  stationer  and   sec. 
to  Ueaf  and  Dumb  Asylum,  (jtJ,  New  st.; 
'     house,  2,  George  street,  Islington  row 

Everitt  George  Allen,  tube,  wire  and  sheet 
brass  manufacturer ;  house,  322,  Gi'een- 
way  terrace,  Coventry  road 

Everitt  Joseph,  shopkeeper  and  beerhouse, 
32,  Bridge  street.  West 

Everitt  Joseph,  embosser  6z  chaser  ;  house, 
Si)riiig  vale 

Everitt  llobert,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  213, 
Ileneage  sti-eet 

Everitt  cfc  AV  alter,  embossers  and  chasers  ; 
court,  3.  (ireat  Charles  street 

Evetts  Lncindia,  school,  Coventry  road 

Evetts  Mrs.  Mary,  S3,  Coventry  road 

Ewen  Frederick,  private  boarding  school, 
Guildford  House,  Aston  Manor 

Eweus  Emma  Amelia,  straw  hat  maker,  37, 
Rylaud  street 

Excise  Office,  94,  New  st.,  Charles  Inton, 
Esq.,  collector 

Exley  Matthew,  shopnaan,  Grant  street 

Eykyn  Mr.  John,  Finch  street 

Eykyn  &  Millichap,  patentees  of  the  im- 
proved safety  Co  Hinge  axletree  and  gene- 
ral carriage  axletree  manufacturers,  50, 
George  street,  Parade 

Eykyn  Richard,  patent  axletree  manufac- 
tiu-er  ;  h.  50,  George  street,  Parade 

Page  David,  clerk,  41,  Victoria  tr..  Lupinst 

Faperty  J ai^es,  jewellers  die  sinker,  59^, 
Bull  street ;  h.  Clifton  pi.,  Aston  villa 

Fairljairn  Raljih,  baker.  New  John  st.,  W. 

Fairbairns  Richard,  share  broker,  169,  Port- 
land place,  Camden  street 

Fairbrother  William,  shoe  maker,  35, 
Fordrough  street 

Fairclongh  Thomas,  railway  clerk,  39. 
Howe  street 

Fairfax  Charles,  commercial  traveller,  34, 
Great  Charles  street 

Fairfax  Mrs.  Harriet,  34,  Great  Charles  st. 

Fairfield  John,  beerhouse,  19,  Barfordst.,  S. 

Fallows  John,  auctioneer,  architect,  &  sur- 
veyor, 14,  Temple  row;  house.  Griffin's 
hill,  Northfield 

Fallows  Thomas,  picture  frame  manufactu- 
rer, Well  lane 

Fantham  John,  tailor,  26,  Bordesley  street 

Fantom  Mary  Jane,  shopkeejier,  57,  Pal- 
mer street 

Fardon  John  Frederick,  merchant's  clerk, 
Hunter's  lane 

Farland  Mr.  John  6,  Batholom  row 

Farley  Michael,  glazier,  17,  Old  Inkleys 


Fanner  Charles,  button  shank,  tfec.manufr., 
Duke  street;  h.  Phillips  st.,  Aslon  brook 
Farmer  George,    Imtton  sluink,  hook  and 
eye  maker,  54,  Duke  street 

Farmer  (ieorge,  jun.,  button  shank  manu- 
facturer 19,  ilanipton  street  ;  house, 
Brougliam  street 

Fanner  Hannah,  shoe  dealer  and  hosier, 
149,  Nelson  street.  West 

Farmer  Henry,  pearl  button  manufacturer, 
30,  Lawlcy  street ;  house,  wharf  street, 
Lawley  street 

Farmer  James,  hair  dresser,.  149  Broms- 
grove  street 

Fanner  James,  shopkeeper,  18,  Oxford  st. 

Farmer  Mrs.  Jane,  milliner,  dress,  and  baby 
linen  establishment,  2,  Howard  street 

Farmer  John,  clerk,  Icknield  street.  West 

Farmer  John,  bookkeeper,  7,  St.  iSIartin's 
place 

Farmer  ,Iohn,  coach  spring  maker,  court  9, 
Bordesley  street 

Farmer  Joseph,  upholsterer,  10,  Russell  row- 
Fanner  Nehemiali,  victualler.  Spring  Gar- 
dens Tavern,    and  horse  and  gig  letter, 
15,  Floodgate  street 

Fanner  Samuel,  clerk,  Edward  st.  Parade 

Fanner  Thomas,  glass  gilder,  enameller  and 
ornamental  painter,  2,  Howard  street 

Fanner  Richard,  cabinet  maker  and  uphol- 
sterer, Bath  row 

Fanner  Samuel  Thompson,  clerk,  4,  Rich- 
mond terrace,  Coventry  road 

Farmer  Richard,  ink  and  blacking  manu- 
facturer. Thorp  street 

Fanner  Thomas,  paper  machee  manufac- 
turer, cvc,  h.  7,  Regent  parade 

Farmer  Thomas,  ornamental  and  glass 
painter,  2,  Howard  street 

Farmer  Thomas,  shoemaker,  New  Thomaa 
street,  Charles  Henry  street 

Farmer  Walter,  bricklayer,  Taylor's  bldgs. 

Farmer  William,  glass  quicker,  cuurt  1,  St. 
George  s  street 

Fanner  William,  cut  nail  manufacturer;  h. 
Pershore  road 

Fanner  William,  screw  mfr.,  Bridge  street. 
Broad  street ;  house.  King  Edward's  pi. 

Farmilow  Chas.,  fishmonger,  1,  Wheeler  st. 

Farnell  John,  excise  officer,  Kings  heath 

Farquhar  John  Grayson,  builder,  227,  Green 
lanes 

Farr  Emina,  hat  and  bonnet  box  manufac- 
tiu-er,  196,  Moseley  street 

Farrar  Joseph,  tobacco  pipe  manufactm-er, 
18,  Warwick  street 

Fan  in  Miss  Sarah  Flarcourt,  Pershore  road 

Farror  Maria,  lodgiugs,  -DS,  Broad  street, 
Islington 

Faulkner  Benjamin,  brewer  and  maltster, 
21,  Bath  row 

Faulkner  Charles,  gun  bairel  maker,  55^ 
Woodcock  street;  house,  4,  Aston  road 


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lilKMINGHA.M    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Faulkner  Juliiis  Augustus,  and  Co.  factors,  |  Fellows  Thomas,  chair    maker,   court  22, 

2,  vSt.  PauV.s  sijuarc ;  h.  Brougham  street ,      Lancaster  street 
Faulkner  Thomas,  pearl  button  maker,  49,   Fellows  William,  plane  and  brace  maker, 

U))per  Ilospitiilst. ;  h.  Accommodation  st  j      91,  Hill  street 
Faulkonbridge  John,  shopkpr.,  28,  Legge  st  I  Fellows    William     Henry,    gun    engraver, 
Fauntleroy  Robert,  and  Sons,  fureigu  hard       court  1,  Loveday  st.  ;  house,  9,  Cock  st. 


wood  merchants,  2},  Friday  bridge,  and 

Potter's  fields,  Tooley  street,  London, — 

Thomas  Short,  agent. 
Fawdry  James  Goodwin,  baker  and  corn 

dealer,  .■>2,  Navigation  street 
Fawdry  John,  shopkeej)er,  Birmingham hth 
Fawdry  John,  farmer,  Birmingham  heath 
Faxall  Joseph, jeweller ;  h.Grosvenor place, 

Lodge  road 
Fazakarley  John,  lancashire   tool  maker. 

Constitution  hill;  house,  17,  Water  street 
Fcakcs  William,  tailor,  57,  Howard  place 
Fearn  and  Bedow,  coal  dealers,  St.  Paul's 

Wharf,  George  street.  Parade 
Fearn  Thomas,  electro  plater  and  gilder, 

18,  Regent  place 


Felton  Benjamin,  beerhouse,  11,  Harding  st 
Felton  (has.,  commercial  traveller,  Villa  st. 
Felton  Clarissa,  vict.,  Board,  20,  Summer  rw. 
Felton  Thomas,    glass   chandelier,   lustre, 

spangle  drops,  and  ornament  mnfr.,  and 

general  glass  cutter,  Attwoods  Mill,  Bas- 

kerville,    and   glass  &c.  merchant,  2J|, 

Edgb;i>ton  street 
Felton  \\'illiam,  shoemaker,  34,  Dudley  st* 
Felvus    John    AVilliam,    pawnbroker,    32, 

Constitution  hill 
Fenn  Jj^eph,   trowsers  maker,  tailor  and 

drajxr,   23^,    Temple  street;  house,  19, 

Ludg  ite  hill 
Fenn  Thomas,   carpenter  and  shopkeeper, 

7,  Linver  Priory 


Fearne  Alary,  paper  box  maker,  63,  Great  i  Fenthara  Samuel,  bookbinder,  &  machine 


Hampton  street 

Fearne  Samuel,  coal  dealer ;  h.  63,  Great 
Hampton  street 

Feamey  Isaac,  shopkeeper,  39,  High  street, 
Deritend 

Feamey   Samuel,   hinge  maker,    court    9, 
High  street,  Deritend 

Feary  Thomas,  dairyman,  2.5,  Bromsgrovest 

Feary    Thomas,    wood  turner,    Charlotte 
street  Mills;  house.  Great  Russell  street 

Fearon  George,  M.D.,  31,  Gt.  Charles  st. 

Feathers  Mrs.  Sarah,  49,  Leamington  tcr. 

Featherston  Edward,  shopman,  LeeBankrd 

Fedley  Oliver,  engraver,  93,  Hockley  street 

Feeney  John  Frederick,  printer  cfe publisher 

of  the  Birmingham  jomnal,  3S,  New  st.; .  Fenton  William,  coppersmith,  c*nrt  6-  Pros- 
house,  Moseley  pect  row ;  house,  40,  Salt  ley  street 

Feather  John,   commercial  traveller,  227, '  Fenton  William,  chimney  sweep.  Brickkiln 
New  John  street,  West  street,  Lancaster  street 

Fehr  Thomas  James,  hosier,  straw  hat  ma-   Feuwicke    Rev.    George    Ouseley,    vicar. 


ruler,  court  6,   Hij^h   street ;  h.,  Phillip's 

street.  Aston  Brook 
Fenthai!!  AVilliam,  news  agent  «fe  stationer, 

109,  Hampton  street 
Fenton  i^lizabeth,  school,  27,  Islington  row 
Fenton  .)  ames,  manufacturer  of  silver  pencil 

cases,  tooth  picks,  thhnbles,  and  all  kind 

of  fancy  articles,  gold  pens,  &c.,  74,  Great 

Ham])ton  street 
Fenton  John,  watch  key,  and  ring  maker, 

32,  Great  Russell  sti-eet 
Fenton  Patrick,  plumber,  glazier,  efe painter, 

49,  E  Imund  street 
Fenton  Samuel,  green  grocer,  112,  Great 

Ham!/t<!n  street 


ker,  and  furrier,  63,  High  street 


Vicarage,  Aston 


Field    Charles,   fancy   l)rnsh   maker,  ivory  Fereday  Alfred,  engraver  and  copper  plate 
and  bone  turner,  72,  Moseley  street  ;      printer,  2,  Church  street;  house.  Barker 

Fell  Hy.,  cooper,  56,  Park  street,  Bull  ring!      street.  Hunters  lane 
Fell  Mary,  cooper,  20,  High  st.,  Deritend     i  Fereday  Alfred,  ])ost  olTice  clerk.  Grant  st. 
Fell  Th(»mas,    goldsmith   and  jeweller,  8,   Fereday  BtMijamin,   dairyman,  22,  Nelson 

Caroline  street  I      street.  West 

Fellows  Cornelius,  coal  dealer,  Saltley  In.      Fereday  Thomas,  metal  spinner  andhaber- 
Fellows  Mrs.   Elizabeth,  and  Jcdin,  ageut,       dasher,  36,  Bridge  street.  West 


1,  Clarence  place 
Fellows  John,  green  grocer,  147,  Hockley  hi. 
I'cllows  Jcdin,  rivet  mnlr.,  Heathmill  lane 
Fellows  John,  shopkeeper,  73,  New  John 

street,  West 
Fellows  .f  olm,  key  cfe  .sjdit  ring  mnfr.,  court 

250,  Aston  road 
Fell 

Fellows    Thomas,    oarpcnter.  Coach   yard,  i  Ferrer  William',  baker  and  pronsion dealer, 
Coleshill  street;  h.  163,  Heneage  .street   t      223,  High  street,  Deritend 


Fereday    William,    baker  and  .shopkeeper, 

23,  Holland  street 
Ferguson    John,    travelling    draper,    No»- 

thiiini>ton  street 
Perkins  \\'illiam,  silver,  german  silver,  &c. 

watch  guard  mannfactnrer.  com-tl4,  Inge 

street;  bouse,  7L  Hurst  street 


^ellows  K(«ndri(k,shopkeeper,  30,  Stafford  st  I  Fern  Edward,  butcher,  39,  Horse  fair 
i'cllowsThos.,furniturebkr.,59,  Lichfield  St.    FernM-  Eli,  shopkeeper,  19,  Darwin  street 


niRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


J  53 


Fcrrill  John,  hakor,  22,  Lndgatc  bill 
Fetsell  Thomas,  ivory  and  bone  toy  mnCr., 

court  7  ;  house,  court  3,  Darwin  street 
Fewkes  James  Thos.,  i>rocer. 7,  Warwickst. 
Fewkes  Paul,  solicitor,  y,  Lease  lane ;  h. 

132,  Vyse  street 
Fiddian  Brothers,  wine  and  spirit  merchants, 

wholesale  pajjer  and  metal  dealers  and 

conmiissiou  agents,  35,  Broad  street 
Fiddian  Charles,  cashier  to  commissioners 

of  Birmiui,^bam  sti*eet  act,  1,  Public otlices, 

IMoor  street;  h.  Clifton  \'illa,  Bristol  rd. 
Fiddian  Mr.  Charles,  juu.,  Magdebiirgh  pi. 
Fiddian  Thomas,  gent.,  2o,  Calthorpe  st. 
Fiddian  Thomas  Ba^vyer,   wine,   tfec,  mer- 
chant; house,  Wheeley's  road 
Fiddian  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant ; 

house,  2J,  Calthorpe  street 
Fidgin  J  abez,  hosier,  139,  Broad  st.  Islingtcm 
Fidoe  Joseph,  lamp  maker,  Barker  street, 

Hunter's  lane 
Fidoe    Thomas,    earthenware  dealer,   331, 

Summer  lane 
Field  Ann,  stay  maker,  178,  Bromsgrove  st 
Field   Ann,  jeweller   and   silversmith,   91, 

Bull  street 
Field  Charles,  green  grocer,  58,  Loveday  st 
Field  Charles,  gun  stock  maker ;  court,  38, 

Steelhouse  lane  ;  h.  Old  Cross  street 
Field  Edward,  locksmith  ;  c.  10,  Snow  hill 
Field  Eliza,  stay   and   corset  maker,   226, 

Sherlock  street 
Field  Elizabeth,  stay  and  corset  maker,  35, 

Sherlock  street 
Field  Francis,  wood  turner  ;  c.  8,  G  lover  st 
Field  Frederick,  sm-geon,  107,  Snow  hill 
Field  F.  E.  &  A.,  merchants,  66,  Parade 
Field  Ferdinand  Emans,  merchant ;  house, 

1 ,  Grey  pla^e,  Bristol  road 
Field  Geo.,  victualler   and  jeweller,  White 

House,  99,  Unett  street 
Field  Geo.,  joiner,   Lozells;  house,    Great 

Tiudal  stjeet 
Field  John,  pearl  button  maker ;  court,  30, 

Upper  Tower  street 
Field  John,  smith  and  jack  maker,    17^, 

Jamaica  row;  h.  14,  Bradford  street 
Field  Joseph,   ivory  and  bone   tm-ner,   7, 

Bradford  row 
Field  Joseph,  brass  polisher.  Bridge  street, 

Broad  street 
Field  Mary,  shopkeeper.  Lea  Bank  road 
Field  Mathew,  chair  mkr,  96,  New  Inkleys 
Field  Ilichard,  pearl  1)utton  manufacturer, 

Pritchet  street;    house,  court   10,   New 

Town  row 
Field  Richard,  plumber,  glazier,  and  painter, 

178,  Bromsgrove  street 
Field  Robert,  hair  dresser,  49,  Ashted  row 
Field  Robert  <fe  Son,  opticians  and  philo- 
sophical instrument  makers,  113,  New  st. 
Field    Holland    John,   cheese    and    bacon 

dealer,  121,  Digbeth 


Field  Thomas,  fanner,  1,  Ileathfield  place 

Fi'dd  'I'l'Dinas,  buk-her,  29,  Livery  street 

Field  William,  stationer,  22,  High  street; 
house.  7,  (irant  street 

Field  William,  spoon  polisher,  Bnietou's 
Mill ;  house.  Great  Brook  street 

Field  ^Villiam,  gim  finisher  and  beerhouse, 
30,  Staniforth  street 

Fieldhousc  George,  file  and  rasp  manufac- 
turer, 68,  Steelhouse  lane 

Fielding  Henry,  manufacturer  of  plated  and 
german  silver  spoons,  forks,  military  or- 
naments, (fee,  73,  Great  Hampton  st. 

Fielding  Joseph,  key  maker  and  jobbing 
smith,  5S,  Lombard  street 

Fifield  John,  beerhouse,  101,  Dale  end 

Filkin  Benjamin,  ship  thhnble  and  mallea- 
ble nail  mannfactru-er,  64,  Birchall  st. 

Finch  Miss  Catherine  Irene,  Hagley  road 

Finch  John,  beerhouse,  69,  Wells  street, 
Great  Hampton  street 

Finchcr  J  ames  Ketley,  leather  seller,  1 1 , 
Spiceal  street 

Findlater  William,  coach  builder;  house, 
Gas  street 

Fiudley  Mr.  John  Liptrott,  Grosvenor^jlace, 
Lodge  road 

Findley  John  Liptrott,  jnn.,  tailor  &  clothes 
dealer,  54,  Bull  street ;  house,  Mount 
pleasant,  Hockley 

Finley  Edger,  draftsman,  Wheeley's  road 

Fiunemore  Geo.,  shopkeeper,  30,  Hospital  st 

Finnemore  Isaac,  manufacturer  of  copper, 
brass,  iron,  and  zinc  tubing,  4,  St.  Paul's  sq 

Finnemore  William,clock  dial  manufacturer, 
3,  Edmund  street ;  house,  Ryland  road 

Finney  .Joseph  cai-jjenter,  18,  Cliveland  st. 

Finney  Julia,  beerhouse,  Charles  Henry  st. 

Finuis  Ilenrj',  beerhouse,  12,  Curzon  street 

Firdorer  John,  watch  and  clock  maker,  35, 
Dale  end 

Finney  William,  dealer  in  cotton  waste,  29, 
Watery  lane 

Firth  John,  engineer  and  machinist ;  house, 
Granville  street 

Fisher  Alfred,  l)ookseller.  Moat  row;  house, 
45,  Leamington  terrace 

Fisher  Amelia,  milliner,   6,  St.  Martin's  pi. 

Fisher  Catherine,  green  grocer,  66,  New 
Summer  street 

Fisher  Charles,  jeweller,  82,  Buckingham 
street;  house,  89,  Great  Hampton  row 

Fisher  Edward,  tinner,  and  Mary,  green 
grocer,  27,  Church  street 

Fisher  Emma,  straw  bonnet  maker,  25, 
Great  Colmore  street  and  Market  hall 

Fisher  Evans  John,  brass  candlestick  maker, 
Brueton's  Mill ;  house,  Fisher  street 

Fisher  Frederick  \V^illiam,  master,  St.  Ste- 
phen's school,  New  Town  row 

Fisher  George,  beerhouse,  19,  Up. Windsor  st 
Fisher  G eorge,  vict.,  Soho  Tavern,  Gibheath 
Fisher  Giles,  baker  cfeshopkpr.,  15,  Ruston  st 

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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Fislier  Job,  tinman  <fe  brazier,  23,  Bristol  st 
Fisher  John,  britannia  metal  ware  manu- 
facturer, Aston  New  Town 
Fisher  John,  spectacle  maker,  22,  Gt.  Kingst 
Fisher  John,  travelling  draper,  i5,  St.  Mar- 
tin's place 
Fisher    Louisa   Maria,   china,    (fee.   dealer, 

Hands  worth  village 
Fisher  Lydia,  hosier,  tfec,  169.  Ashtedrow 
Fisher   Samuel,   tailor,   habit  maker,  and 

draper,  1.3,  Cherry  street 
Fisher   Margaret,  bleeder  with  leeches,  4, 

Exeter  row 
Fisher  Olivia,  mistress  St.  Stephen's  school. 

New  Town  row 
Fisher  Phoebe,  shopkeeper,  31,  Steelhouseln 
Fisher   Samuel,  engineer,  &c. ;  house,  26, 

Albion  place,  Lady  Wood  lane 
Fisher  Samuel,foreman,foundry,  17,Wynn  st 
Cishcr   Samuel,   tailor,   habit  maker,  and 

draper,  13,  Cherry  street 
Fisher  Samuel,  victualler,  Moseley  Arms, 

105,  Ravenhurst  street 
Fisher  Sophia,   bleeder   with  leeches,    15, 

Duke  street 
Fisher    Stephen,    earthenware    dealer,    2, 

Loveday  street 
Fisher  Thomas,  coach  smith,  (fee. ;  house, 

Green  lanes 
Fisher  Thomas,  tailor,  181,  Well's  street, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Fisher  Thomas,  miibrella  maker,  186,  Ten- 

naut  street 
Fisher  Mr.  Thomas,  Worcester  street 
Fisher  William,  chaser,  14.i,  Little  Charles 

street;  house,  Icknield  street.  East 
Fisher  VVilliam,  gun  fiu-niture  maker,  court 
19,  Whittall  street;  house,  18,  Coxstreet 
Fitchett  John,   casting  pot  and  fire  brick 

manufacturer,  33,  Potter  street 
Fitter    Amelia,    dress    maker,    27,    Great 

Hampton  row 
Fitter  G  eo.,  shoemkr..  Park  rd..  Nechell's  grn 
Fitter   Benjamin,   gold    chain   maker,   36, 

Upi)er  Tower  street 
Fitter  Mrs.  Hannah,  Rylandroad 
Fitter  Joseph,  coal  dealer,  48,  Steelhouse  In 
Fitter  Joseph   Huston,  electro  plated  ware 
manufacturer,   13,    Fordrough  street;  h. 
Ilyland  road 
Fitter  Thomas,  plumber,  painter,  (fee,  85, 

Barthoh^mew  street 
Fitter  Thomas, beerhouse,  22,  Cit.  Colmore  st 
Fitter  William,  grocer,  1.34,  Cheapside 
Fitzer  Emuia,  shopkeeper,  44,  Loveday  st. 
Fitzgerald  James,  paper  hanging  manulac- 

turiT  and  ]»aiiiter,  17,  Ann  street 
Fit/.patrick  (  harlrs   Micluiel,   dipper  in  sil- 
ver, back  of  19,  Summer  lane 
Fitzpatrick  .Fames,  marine  store  dealer,  14, 

Liclilicld  street 
Fitzi)atrick  llev.  Thomas,  curate  of  Bishop 
Ryder's,  81,  Ashted  row 


Flaharty  Roper,  shopkeeper,  99,  Livery  st. 
Flanagan  Richard,  fancy  filer  and  piercer, 

court  11,  Thorp  street 
Planner  Charles,  boot  and  shoemaker,  37, 

L'pper  Windsor  street 
Flattry  Henry,  basket  maker,  22,  Constitu- 
tion hill 
Flavell  Charles  E.,  professor  of  the  piano- 
forte, 25,  Bennett  s  hill 
Flavell  Henry,  victualler  and  organ  builder. 
Grand  JunctionRailwayInn,l,Bloomsbury 
Flavell  Samuel,  piano-forte  and  music  re- 
pository,  and   professor  of  singing,    25, 
Bennett's  hill ;  house,  Yardley 
Flavell  William,  butcher,  212,  High  street, 

Deritend 
Flavell  William,  engraver  and  brass  railing 

manufacturer,  34,  Hurst  street 
Fleckuoe  Jno.Cooper,baker,  Handsworth  vil. 
Flecknoe  Joseph,  corn  miller.  Pebble  Mill, 

Pershore  road 
Fleet  John,  gi-een  grocer,  105,  Colcshill  st. 
Fleeming  William,  factor ;  h.  107,  Bordes- 

ley  street 
Fleetwood  Daniel  Joseph,  metal  dealer,  53, 

Ann  street 
Fleming  David,  patent  leather  dealer  and 

beer  house,  107,  Ilea  street 
Fleming   Thomas,  brass  candlestick,  bell, 

and  cock  manufr.,  Barford  st.  South 
Fletcher  Bell,  M.  D.,  18,  Newhall  street 
Fletcher  Elizabeth,  steel  watch  and  guard 
chain  manufacturer,  149,  Great  Brook  st. 
Fletcher  George,  manufacturer  and  dealer 
in   all  kinds  of  vices,    anvils,    bellows, 
stamps,  presses,  jewellers   rolls,  ingots, 
tools,  screws,  stocks  and  dies,  pliers,  nip- 
pers, shears,  Lancashire  and  Sheffield  file 
and  tool  warehouse,  and  appraiser,  26, 
Mary  Ann  street 
Fletcher  Henry,  chaser,  court,  51,  Barr  st. ; 

house,  14,  Hockley  street 
Fletcher  Henry,  grocer  (fe  provision  dealer, 

261,  Bradford  street 
Fletcher  Henry,  shopkpr.,  17,  LadyWoodln 
Fletcher  James,  beerhouse,  54,  Key  hill 
Fletcher  James,  gimblet  head  turner,  153, 

Hampton  street 
Fletcher  Rev.  John  Waltham,  M.A.,  curate 

of  St.  James's,  Soho  hill 
Fletcher  John,  green  gi'ocer. 78,  Hospital  st. 
Fletcher  John,  chaser,  41,  Fisher  st. 
Fletcher  .lohu,  gun  barrel  browner,  coiu-t, 

91,   Bath  street 
Fletcher  .John  \\  right,  clock  dial  manufac- 
turer, 386,  Summer  In.;  h.  Ilamstead  rw. 
rietcht>r  Mary,  register   office,  10,    Union 

j)assage 
I'letcher  Robert, merchant,  10,  Edgbaston  st 
Fletcher  Robert,  butcher,  163,  High  street, 

Bord(\'jley 
Fletcher  and  Urwick,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chants, 33,  High  street 


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Fletcher   ^Villiam,   lamp,    cliandelier,   and 

lustre  maimfacturer,  .'jl,  Loveday  st 
Fletcher   Williaiu,    assistant    overseer    for 

Edgbaston,  4,  New  Bridji^e  street 
Fletcher  William,  tailor,  7'2,  Pershore  st. 
Fletcher  William,  lock  maker,  82,  Aston  rd 
Fletcher   ^^"illiam,   gun    finisher.   Blooms- 
bury  street 
Flewitt  Charles  T.  M.,  chemist  and  cupper, 

92,  High  street ;  house,  Pershore  road 
Flewitt  Thomas,  heavy  steel  toy  maker,  34, 

AV'oodcock  street 
Flewitt  AVilliam,  dni,2:gist,  100,  Digbeth 
Flint    Al)ranam,    cabinet   and   clock  case 

maker,  2i),  (ireat  Hampton  street 
Flint  Alfred,  draper;  ho\ise,  51,  Bull  st 
Flint  and  Lambert,  drapers,  51,  Bull  st 
Flint  John,  clock  case  and  cabinet  maker, 

12,  Barr  street,  (ireat  Hampton  row 
Flint  Thomas,  gentleman.  Finch  street 
Flint    William   Bragg,   elastic   steel    truss 
maker  and  surgeons'   machinist  to  the 
general  hospital,  dispensary,  &c.,  manu- 
facturer of  glaziers'  vices  and  moulds; 
and  proprietor  of  the  vapour,  hot,  warm 
and  tepid  baths,  18,  Ann  street 
Flood  Andrew,  shopkeeper,  27,  Livery  st. 
Flowers  Charles,  jeweller,  16,  Spencer  st. 
Flower  Mrs.  Sarah,  205,  King  Edward's  rd. 
Floyd     George,    banker's    clerk,    Balsall 

heath  road 
Floyd  Henry,  shopkeeper,  29,  Garbett  st. 
Floyd  James,  tailor  ;  court,  13,  Snow  hill 
Floyd  Thomas,  iruiterer,  10,  Wharf  street 
Flynn  John,  carpenter,  17,  Bristol  street 
Flynn  John  Thomas,  grocer,  79,  Parade 
Flynn  Patrick,  carpenter   and  joiner,   46, 

Bromsgrove  street 
Flynn  Patrick,  school.  Well  lane 
Foden  Abraham,   Inacksmith   and  farrier, 

Saltley 
Foden  Charles,  victualler,  Hope  and  Anchor, 

101,  New  Canal  street 
Foley  INIary,  school.  Villa  road,  Soho  hill 
Food  James,  hair  dresser,  7,  Lichfield  st. 
Food  Thomas,  gun  furnitui'e  maker  ;  court, 
92,  Bath  street ;  h.  223,  New  Town  row 
Food  William,  hair  dresser,  30,  Digbeth 
Food  William,  gun  finisher  ;  com-t,  92,  Bath 

street;  house,  52,  New  John  street 
Food  William,  plane,  &c.,  manufacturer; 

house,  114,  Heneage  street 
Foothorape  Charles,   manufacturer    of  ja- 
panned goods ;  house.  Grey  place,  Per- 
shore road 
Foothorape    John,   merchant's    clerk,    13, 

Bell  Barn  road 
Foothorape  John,  clerk.  Nursery  tei-race 
Foothorape,  Showell  <fe  Shenton,  manufac- 
turers of  papier  andiron  japanned  goods, 
25,  Church  street 
Foothorape  William,  engraver,  40,  Caroline 
street;  house,  21,  Albion  sti'eet  ' 


Foran  Peter,  grocer,  1,  New  Canal  street 

Forbes  William,  bookbinder,  York  passage, 
and  stationer,  169,  Broad  street,  Islington 

Ford  Allen,  l)lacksmith,  6,  Bromsgrove  st. 

Ford  Cieorge,  beerhouse,  247,  Aston  road 

Ford  Harriet,  pawnbroker;  house,  6,  Staf- 
ford street 

Ford  Henry,  pearl  ornament  manufacturer, 
297,  Summer  lane 

Ford  Isaac,  jun.,  hosier,  <$rc.,  9,  High  street 

Ford  James,  Windsor  and  fancy  chair  maker, 
99,  Rea  street 

Ford  Thomas,  gun  stocker,  295,  New 
Town  row 

Ford  James,  drapers'  assistant,  and  E., 
dress  maker,  New  John  street,  West 

Ford  Joseph,  merchant's  clerk,  149, 
Brearley  street.  West 

Ford  Joseph,  beerhouse,  21,  Old  Cross  st. 

Ford  William  Phillips,  architect  and  sur- 
veyor, 118,  New  street;  house,  200, 
Camp  hill 

Forddry  Cornelius,  dairyman,  299,  Bell 
Barn  road 

Fore  William,  excise  officer,  Lee's  drive 

Foresight  Ebenezer,  boot  and  shoe  maker, 

11,  Islington  row 

Forgham  Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  maker, 
96,  Smallbrook  street  and  Market  hall 

Formon  Margaret,  shopkeeper,  3,  Upper 
Gough  street 

Forrest  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Harborne  terrace 

Forrest  Alexander,  banker's  clerk,  98,  Strat- 
ford terrace 

Forrest  Henry,  beerhouse.  Villa  street 

Forrest  Samuel,  beerhouse,  Gt.  Russell  st. 

Forrest  Thomas,  gentleman,  H  arborne  rd. 

Fon-ester  Joseph,  general  pearl  ornament 
worker ;  court,  2,  Cross  street 

Forrester  William,  beerhouse  and  carpen- 
ter, 13,  Nelson  street.  West 

Forsbrook  John,  brazier  and  tin  plate 
worker,  21,  Balsall  street 

Forster  John,  coal  and  lime  dealer,  Walsall 
Wharf;  house.  Garrison  lane 

Forster  Thomas,  clerk,  Spring  street 

Forsyth  Archibald,  travelling  tea  dealer,  34, 
Warstone  lane 

Forsyth  James,  travelling  draper,  45,  Hall  st 

Eortescue  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
53,  Worcester  street 

Fosbrook  John,  ironmonger,  Smallbrook  st 

Fosbrooke,  Mary,  A-ictualler,  Bell  Inn,  7, 
Phillip  street,  High  street 

Foster  Alfred  Hood,  druggist  and  grocer, 
89,  Navigation  st.,  and  35,  Lancaster  st. 

Foster  Mrs.  Ann,  1,  Sidney  place,  Bristol  rd 

Foster  Benjamin,  bone  brush  maker ;  court, 
4,  Lombard  street 

Foster  Charlotte,  ciurier  and  leather  seller, 

12,  Prospect  row 

Foster  Elias,  butcher  and  l)eerliouse,  9, 
Birch  all  street 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPH/1 BETICAL    LIST. 


Foster     Elizabeth,     furniture    broker,    51, 

Lichfield  street 
Foster    James,     arlthmatician,    grammar 

school,  11,  Great  Colmore  street 
Foster  James  Peshouse,   (successor  to  C. 

Plimley   <fe   Co.)   refiner  and    dealer   in 

metals.  Holt  st. ;  h.  3,  Calthorpe  street 
Foster  Joseph,  tripe'dressor.  30,  Doe  st. 
Foster    Joseph,  plumber,  painter,  (fee;  c. 

18,  Jennen's  row 
Foster  Joseph,    copper  brazier,    SO,    New 

John  street,  \Vest 
Foster  Mary,  shopkeeper,  98,  Coleshill  st 


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Foster    Thomas,    engraver, 

Tower  street 
Foster  Thomas  Ellis,  clerk,  3,   Richmond 

terrace,  Coventry  road 
Foster  Thomas,  beer  house,  Bordesley  gm. 
Foster  M'illiam,  spade  and  axe  handle  mfr. 

15,  Banbury  street 
Foulkes  John,  pronsion  dealer,  Park  road, 

Nochells  green 
Foulkes  Thos.,  hair  dresser,  235,  Bristol  st. 
Foulkes  William  Charles,  woollen  draper 

and  tailor,  general  clothing  depot,  Cloth 

Hall,  13,  High  street 
Fowall  George,  cabinet  and  chair  maker, 

99,  Aston  street 
Fowell  Benjamin,  victualler  and  chair  mkr. 

Jolly  Bacchus,  16,  Thomas  st..  Dale  end 
Fowke  Moses,  gi-een  grocer,  51,  Summer  In. 
Fowkcs    Louisa,  gold  guard  chain  maker, 

72,  Brearley  street.  West 
Fowler  Edward,  butcher,  103,  Digbeth 
Fowler  Elizabeth,   boot  and  shoe   dealer, 

103,  Bath  row 
Fowler  Esther  Jones,  painter,  phmiber,  and 

glazier,  court  5,  Snow  hill;    house,    15, 

Hampton  street 
Fowler  James,  chimney  sweep,  170,  Ten- 
nan  t  street 
Fowler  Mary,  grocer,  87,  Albion  street 
Fowler  Richard  and  Son,  land  agents,  44, 

Union  ])asstige  ;  house,  (Jravelly  hill 
Fowler  Richard,  jun.,  laud  agent ;    house. 

Birches  green 
Fowler  Robert,  ])lated  ware  manufacturer, 

ct.  2,  Cannon  street ;  h.  Belgrave  street 
Fowler   Sarah,  milliner  and  dnvss  maker, 

13t),  Cregoe  street 
Fowler   Thomas,  draper  and  silk  mercer, 

70,    High  street 
Fowler  ^^'illiam,   briek   maker,   Bordesley 

gre(>n  ;  house,  84,  Coventry  road 
Fowler  William,  victualler,  ('onch  and  Hor- 
ses, 124,  High  street,  Bordesley 
Fowler  Williani,  solicitor,  25,  Aim  street 
Fowler  ^Vln.  tfe  Son,  land  agents  A'  survey- 
ors, 2.'!,  \Vat<'rl<to  strt>et  ;  h.  IJirehes  gi-een 
Fowler  William,  jun.,  land   agent,  <fec. ;  h. 

Birches  i^Meen 
Fowmes   N\illiam,  gun   rib  <S:c.   frger;  li. 

Sheep  street 


Fox  Charles,  coal  dealer,  Aston  wharf,  an4 
78,  Belmont  row 

Fox  Edwin  Moseley,  animal  painter,  20, 
Waterloo  place,  Bloomsbury 

Fox,  Henderson,  and  Co.,  engineers  and 
iron  founders,  London  Works,  Smeth- 
wick  ;  and  8,  New  street,  Spring  G  ardens, 
Loudon 

Fox  John,  victualler,  Heart  in  Hand,  47, 
Lichfield  street 

Fox  Jo'^eph,  wood  turner,  55,  Allison' st. 

Fox  Michael,  shoe  maker,  95,  Livery  st. 

Fox  Susannah,  school,  1 10,  High  street, 
Bordesley 

Fox  Stephen,  chimney  sweep,  court  18, 
Park  street.  Bull  ring 

Foxall  Amelia,  school,  14,  Gough  street 

Foxall    Edward,    road    surveyor.    Good 
Knave's  end 

Foxall  Edward,  tool  brkr.,  45.},  Loveday  st. 

Foxall  Joseph,  jeweller  and  silversmith  ; 
house,  Grosvenor  place 

Foxall  Joseph,  file  and  rasp  maker,  99., 
Rea  street,  and  beerhouse,  73.  Alcesterst 

Foxall  Wm.,  sugar  boiler,  19,  Fordroiigh  st. 

Foxley  Benjamin,  dair}'man,  95,  Bishop- 
gate  street 

Foxley  George,  grocer  and  tea  dealer,  215, 
Cbeapside 

Foxley  Robert,  earthenAvare  dealer,  34, 
High  street,  Deritend 

Foxley  Thomas,  grocer  and  tea  dealer,  66, 
High  street 

Foxwell  Henry,  tailor  and  draper,  8, 
Cherry  street 

France  William,  plumber,  painter,  &c.,  41, 
Lower  Tower  street 

Francis  Eliz.,  green  grocer,  22,  Summer  In. 

Francis  James,  gun  lock,  d'c,  manufac- 
turer ;  house,  60,  Ashted  row 

Francis  John,  clerk,  112,  Bath  row 

Francis  John,  gentleman,  Frederick  street, 
Edgbastcm 

Francis  Silvester,  wharfinger,  4,  Holt  st. 

Francis  Thomas,  iron  fouufler,  287,  Brad- 
ford st. ;  h.  Priory  Villa,  Edgbaston 

Franco  Francisco  Antcuiio,  American  mer- 
chant, 43,  (Jreat  Charles  street;  house, 
Ciirpenter's  road 

Frankish  Joshua  Rest,  police  sergeant,  5, 
York  j)lace,  York  street 

Frankiand  Mrs.  Mary,  \\'ilton  street 

Franklin  Aaron,  perfumer,  bird  and  animal 
])reserv(T;  house,  4,  New  street 

Franklin  I'dward,  shoemaker,  Phillip's  st., 
Aston  Brook 

I'Vankliu  Edward,  tailor,  10,  TjUncaster  st. 

I'r.'nilclin  Kirbard,  baker,  87,  Digbeth 

Franklin  William,  beerhouse,  54.   Hurst  st. 

Franks  Benj.,  shoe  mkr.,  182,  Ileneage  st. 

I'ranks  T  bom  as,  furniture  broker,  183,  High 
street,  Deritend 

Franks  Thomas,  hairdresser  46.  Loveday  st. 


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Frazier  Thomas,  dealer  in  rope  and  twine, 

G6,  Lovcday  street 
Frearsou  Jolm,  machinist,  40,  Newhall  st. ; 

house,  5,  Stoke  street 
Frederick  Thomas,  potk  butcher,  19,  Con- 
stitution hill 
Free  Daniel,  jewellery  manufacturer,  coxu-t 

1,  Exeter  row 
Free  (Jranunar  School,  New  street;  Rev. 

E.  H.  Gilford,  M.  A.,  head  master;  and 

Rev.  Sidney  Gedge,  second  master 
Freeman   Edwin-d,  brass  tbimder,  com-t  2, 

Garrison  lane 
Freeman  Mrs.  Eleanor,  Ilvmter's  lane 
Freeman  Elizabeth,  butcher,  Market  hall; 

house,  10,  Upper  Dean  street 
Freeman   James,  jobbing  smith  and  vice 

maker,  Charlotte  street ;  house,  78,  Bor- 

desley  street 
Freeman  James,  shopkeeper,  16,  Granville  st 
Freeman  James,  M.  D.,  33,  W aterloo  street 
Freeman  John  and    Copper    Co.,    copper 

niaimtactiirers,  59,  Broad  street ;  Josiah 

Kempson,  agent 
Freeman  John,  fruiterer,  101,  New  street 
Freeman  Richard,  locksmith  &  ironmonger, 

62,  Smallbrook  street 
Freeman  Richard,  shopkpr.,  116,  Bradford  st 
Freeman  Thomas,  coal  dealer,   296,  Bell 

Barn  road 
Freeman  Thomas,  silversmith,  9,   Howard 

street ;  house,  Hagley  road 
Freeman  William,    \-ictualler.    Rose    and 

Crown.  135,  Bromsgrove  street 
Freer   Edward   and  Son,    hop   merchants, 

seedsmen,  and  corn  factors,  28,  Digbeth  ; 

house,  21,  Wellington  road 
Freer  Henry, pattern  card  maker,  Williamst 
Freer   Isaac,   cabinet    lock    manufacturer, 

court   10,   Duddeston  row;  house,  Bar- 
tholomew street 
Freer  Thomas,  surgeon,  1 3,  St.  Paul's  square 
Freer  Thomas,  dispensing  chemist  to  the 

Town  Infirmary ;  h.  30,  Bloomsbury 
Freer  Walter  Carless,  surgeon,  141,  Great 

Charles  street 
Freeth  Miss  Ann,  Windsor  ter.,  Hagley  rd. 
Freeth  Henry,  police  sub  inspector,  I cknield 

street,  West 
Freeth  J  as.,  german  silver  polisher,  Wallis' 

Mill;  h.  Francis  street.  Upper  Windsor  st 
Freeth  James,  tobacco  pipe  maker,  court 

8,  Smallbrook  street 
Freeth  James,  grocer,  23,  Staniforth  street 
Freeth  James,  glassstainer.tfec,  38^,  Cherry 

street ;  house,  Sparkbrook 
Freeth  Job,  pearl  button  maker,  67,  King 

Edward's  road 
Freeth  John,  gentleman,  76,  Up.  Tower  st. 
Freeth  John,  junior,  hard  wood  dealer,  76, 

Upper  Tower  street 
Freeth  John,  gentleman,  Bristol  road 
Freeth  Mrs.  Lucy,  90,  Bath  row  buildings 


Freeth  Maria,  N-ictualler,  King's  Head  120, 

Lower  Brearley  street 
Freeth  Mary,  butter  dealer,  54,  Lord  st. 
Freeth  William  <fe  Co.,  jewellers,  12,  Great 

Ham])tou  street;  h.  Wilton  st..  Lozells 
French  William,  cuiTier  and  leather  seller, 

6,  Sniain)rook  street 
Frenkel    Morris.    Ravelling   je\vcller,    20, 

Bishop  street,  Museley  street 
Fridlander  David,  pawnbroker  tfe  jeweller, 

134,  Digbeth 
Friend  Emma,  straw  bonnet  rakr.  9,  Chcapsd . 
Friend  James,  tailor,  104,  Coventry  street 
Frisby  V>^m..  tin  plate  worker,  51,  Cheapside 
Frith    Thomas,   shoe  and  clog  maker,  29, 

Suffolk  street 
Froggatt  Elias,  coal  dealer,  110,  Holt  st. 
Froggatt  George,  old  iron  and  wire  dealer, 

court,  Bordesley  street 
Froggatt  Henry,  shopkeeper,  42,  Old  Cross  st 
Froggatt  William,    lock,   dog   colku",    and 

handcuff  maker,  289,  Bradford  street 
Frosst  Mrs.  Maria,  Bristol  road 
Frost  Andrew,  jeweller,  Handsworth  village 
Frost  John,  dairyman,  31,  Hanley  street 
Frost  William,  land  surveyor  and  appraiser, 

1 1 ,  Guest  street 
Fry  Charles,  tin  plate  worker  &  rag  dealer, 

171,  Moseley  street 
FryEdwardWinney,  merchant ;  b.  Thornhill 
Fry  Henry  Ambrose,  merchant;  house,  2, 

St.  George's  crescent 
Fry  John,  whip  maker,  11,  Cregoe  street 
Fry  Joseph,  gun  finisher,  40,  Steelhouse  In. 
Fry  and  Son,  merchants,  6,  Temple  row,  W. 
Fryer  John,  bleeder  with  leeches,  11,  Great 

Hampton  row 
Fuge  Edward,excise  officer,  105,Warstone  li 
Fulford  Abraham  Blick,  commercial  travel- 
ler. Villa  street 
j  Fulford  Charles,  surgeon,  34,  Paradise  st. 
Fulford  Edwin,  beerhouse,  35^  Blews  street 
j  Fulford  George,  victualler,  Black  Swan,  8 
I      Bromsgrove  street 

'  Fulford  Henry,  travelling  draper,  103,  New 
j      John  street.  West 

!  Fulford  Henry,  maltster.  Holt  street,  and 
j      coal  merchant,  Aston  road  wharf;  house, 

Park  crescent 
'  Fulford  John,  maltster  and  hop  merchant; 
j      house,  225,  New  John  street.  West 
Fulford  John  and  Joseph,   maltsters   and 

hop  merchants,  Mott  street 
Fulford  John,  jun.beerhs.,  362,  Summer  In. 
Fulford  Joseph,  victualler,  Minerva  Inn,  17, 

Great   Hampton  row,    and   brewer  and 

maltster,  Minerva  Brewery,  Mott  street 
Fulford  Richard,  corn  merchant,  Aston  rd. 
Fulford  Thomas,  beerhouse,  1,  Barr  st.,  W. 
Fullard  Daniel,  cast  iron  fender  maker,  1, 

Howard  street 
Fullard  Mary  Ann,  milliner  and  dress  ma- 
ker, 83,  Hatchett  street 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Fuller  Joseph  Bury,  solicitor,  47,  Hockley  st 
Fullerton  and  Co.,  publishers,  79,  Bath  st. ; 

Jo.se])h  Mc  Ilveen,  agent 
FuUford  Houry,  draper,  Per«hore  road 
Fullick  Edmund,  turned  chair  maker,  18, 

LawTence  street 
Fullwood  John,  candlestick,  bell,  &c.  maker, 

49,  New  Town  row 
Fullwood  Samuel,  clerk,  53,  Brearley  st.,W. 
Fulwood  Mrs.  Eliza,  94,  Bath  row  buildings 
Furber  Jonathan,  pocket  book,  tkc.  maker, 

55,  Hockley  street 
Furby  William,  vice  maker,  49,  Price  street 
Furness  Joseph,  fruiterer,  33,  Islington  row 
Fumess   Sarah,  shoemaker,  Market  hall ; 

house,  Finch  street 
Fussell  James  Alfred,  beerhouse,  39,  Dud- 

deston  row 
(iabriel  Mary,  mangle  and  bath  chair  ma- 
ker, court  21,  Coleshill  street 
GabrielWilliam,  mathematical  rule  maker, 

7y,  Barr  street.  Great  Hampton  row 
Gadby  George,  german  silver,  &c.  polisher, 

Shellton's  Mill ;  house,  Harborne 
Gadd  Joseph,  wrought  nail  manufacturer, 

131,  Great  Brook  street 
Gadsby  lienjamin,  shopkeeper   and  brush 

maker,  120,  Moor  street 
Gadsljy   Frederick,  brass  founder ;    house, 

29,  St.  Paul's  square 
Gale  George,  hard  and  soft  wood  turner, 

court  3,  and  house,  court  6,  Baggot  street 
Gale  James,  gun  implement  maker,  37,  St. 

George's  street 
Galey  Mrs.  Rhoda,  18,  Parade 
Galey  Wm.,  vict.,Golden  Eagle,  Winson  grn 
Gallaway  Mary,  dress  maker,  10,  Duke  st. 
Galvanized  Iron  Company,  10,  Broad  st., 

Islington  ;  Christopher  Pope,  agent,  and 

R.  R.  Pocock,  manager 
Galvin  Peter,  tailor,  47,  Slaney  street 
Gameson  James,  spur  ro well  maker ;  court, 

5,  Loved  ay  street 
Gameson  John,  trace  and  chain  maker,  17, 

Bow  street 
Gamman  Sto])hcn,  accountant   and  house 

agent,  19,  Easy  row 
Gammon  Ann,  laundress,  Cobden  place 
Gammon  Edward,  wholesale  confectioner, 

tea  and  cigar  dealer,  5  «fe   116,  Constitu- 
tion hill 
Gammon   George,    jdumber,    glazier    and 

j)a inter,  34,  Ann  street 
Gammon  Mrs.  Mary,  Ilighfield  road 
Gammon  Matilda,  car  owTier,  35,  Ann  st. 
GamuKHi  Peter,  cal»inet  maker  and  uphol- 
sterer, 1,  Dale  end,  tk  4.3,  (Jt.  Iliimpton  st 
Gannnou  tfe  Son,  glass  manufacturers,   Bel- 
mont Glass  Works,  (it.  Brook  street 
Ganniion  Thomas,  glass  nianul'acturer ;  h. 

Sliidc  liiiie,  ICrdingtou 
Ganderton  .Fames,  cabinet  lock  niauufac- 

tmer;  court,  10.  Duddeston  row 


Garbett  Mrs.  Esther,  Lozells  grore 

Garbctt  Rev,  John,  M.A.,  Rural  Dean,  in- 
cumbent of  St.  (jeorge's,  142,  Hockley  hi 

Garbett  John,  beerhouse,  200,  Francis  st. 

Garbett  Robert,  dairyman,  37,  Henry  st. 

Garbutt  Thos.,  butcher,  32,  Constitution  hill 

Gardener  James,  manager,  Northamptonst 

Gardener  James,  coal  dealer  and  green 
grocer,  Lower  Pershore  street 

Gardener  John,  cabinet  maker,  Dymock  st. 

Gardner  Elizabeth,  hosier,  straw  hat  aud 
dress  maker,  70,  Snow  hill 

GardnerJob,fishmngr,  Edward  st..  Parade 

Gardner  John,  druggist,  IS9,  High  street, 
Deritend 

Gardner  Joseph,  writing  ink  maker,  212, 
Heneage  street 

Gardner  jNIartha,  milUner  and  dress  maker, 
21,  Cannon  street 

Gardner  Mary,  shopkeeper,  32,  Hall  street 

Gardner  ^Matthew,  carpenter,  5,  Coventry 
road ;  and  victualler,  Bordesley  Park 
Tavern,  1,  Sandy  lane 

Gardner  Robert,  grocer,  56,  Great  King  st. 

Gardner  Samuel,  button  manufacturer;  h. 
Bristol  road 

Gardner  Thomas,  pearl  button  manufac- 
turer. Steward  street 

Gardner  Thomas,  tailor  and  draper,  33, 
Congreve  street 

Gardner  Thomas,  xunbrella  maker,  12,  St. 
Martin's  lane 

Gardner  William,  green  grocer,  46,  St. 
George's  street 

Gardner  William,  sausage  machine  maker, 
70,  Snow  hill 

Garfield  Henry,  green  grcr.,  354,  Summer  In 

Garfield  Jane,  butcher,  50,  Bishopgate  st. 

Gargory  James,  optical  and  mathematical 
instrument  maker,  5,  Bull  street;  house, 
6,  George  street,  Islington  row 

Garland  James,  scale  beam  and  weighing 
machine  maker,  38,  Lionel  street ;  house, 
204,  King  Edwtird's  road 

Garland  William  Stephens,  civil  engineer, 
Coverdale  terrace 

Garmson  Joseph,  carpenter,  100,  Raven- 
hurst  street 

Gamer  Edward,  cooper.  Hands  worth  village. 

Garner  Mrs.  Ann,  2,  Edmund  street 

(iamer  Catherine,  stay  maker,  173,  Ten- 
nant  street 

Garner  Frances,  St.  Thomas's  infant  school. 
Wood  street 

Garner  George  Ruben,  lodgings,  Victoria tr. 

(Jarner  .Tohn,  l)rhouse,  22,  Little  Charles  st 

(iarner  William,  coo])er  and  packing  case 
maker,  21,  St.  Paul's  s(piare 

Garner  William,  snuffer  manufacturer,  37, 
Allison  street 

(Jarnc'tt  Mrs.  Catherine  Ann,  9,  Lee  crsnt. 

Garratt  Charles,  rimmed  pearl  button  ma- 
ker ;  comt,  18.  Aston  road 


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Garratt  l8iah,bntclier,239,  New  Town  row. 
Garratt  James,  manager  brass  founder,  271, 

Great  Colmore  street 
Garratt  Thomas,   chain  maker,   74,    New 

Inkleys 
Gan-ison  Jacob,  calico  glazier,  13,  Hanleyst 
Garside  llobert,  silver  guard  chain  maker, 

9,  Brearley  street,  West 
Garside  Siuuuel,  rope  and  twine  maker,  4, 

Jamaica  row 
Gaskin  John,  bricklayer,  12,  Pritchet  st. 
Gaskin  Joseph,  comb  maker.  44.  Edmund  st! 
Gateley  Elizabeth, shopkj)r.. 40,  Lichfield  st' 
Gateley  Hannah,  vict.  Good  Fellows  Lodge, 

3,  Old  Meeting  street 
Gateley  Thomas,  banker's  clerk,  Dixon's  In. 
Gaunt  Benjamin,  lapidary,  2,  Fordrough  st 
Gaunt  tfe  Lancaster,  ivory,  bone,  and  hard 

wood  turners,  court  16,  IVIoseley  street 
Gaimt  Richard,  jun.,  ivory,  bone,  <fcc.  turner ; 

h.  court  12,  Darwin  street 
Gaunt  Richard,  grocer,  71,  Lombard  street 
G  aunt  Richard,  metal  button  maker,  court 

18,  Moland  street 
Gaunt  Robert,  tailor,  22,  Well  street.  Great 

Hampton  street 
Gausley  John  B.,  silver  plater,  &c. ;  house, 

6,  Wheeley's  road 
Gay  Robert,  green  grocer,  180,  Ashted  row 
G  ayfordJohn,  surgeon's  lint  mkr.  11,  Aston  st 
Geach  Charles,  Esq.,  banker ;  h.  The  Dales, 

Harbome  hill 
Geary  Henry,  shopkeeper,  62,  Cardigan  st. 
Geary  Wm.,  hair  dresser,  136,  Gt.  Brook  st. 
Geast  Mrs.  Ann,  166,  Bristol  street 
Gebhard   John,  tailor,    156,  Broad   street, 

Islington 
Geddes  James,  glass  cutter,  &e. ;  house,  67, 

Summer  hill  terrace 
Gedge  Rev.  Sydney,  M.A.,  second  master, 

grammar  school.  New  street 
Gee   John,   brass  and    general    castor,   4, 

Harper's  hill 
Gee  John,  china,  glass,  &c.  dealer,   140, 

Snow  hill 
Gee  John,  beerhouse.   Summer  lane,   and 

brick  maker,  Farm  street 
Gee  Sarah  Jane,  shopkpr.,42,  Up.  Tower  st 
Gee  Thomas,  coal &coke  agent;  h. Ashted  rw 
Gee  ^Villiam,  gun  finisher  and  snuft'er  ma- 
nufacturer, com-t  6,  Doe  street 
Gee  Wm.,  spectacle  maker,  Club  buildings 
Gee  William,  green  grocer,  139,  Lawley  st. 
Gee  AVilliam,  snufl'er  maker,  67,  Loveday  st 
Geithner  Frederick  Benjamin,  brass  founder, 

164,  Camden  street 
Gelfs  Anthony,  baker,  14,  Barr  st.,  Great 

Hampton  row 
Gell  Joseph,  parish  clerk,  St.  Phillip's,  and 

registrar  of  births  and  deaths,  54,  Hill  st. 
Gem  tfe  Docker,  solicitors,  50,  Ann  street 
Gem  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Saunders,  Phillip's  st., 

Aston  brook 


Gem  Edward,  merchant;  h.  Church  road 

Gem  Roger  William,  solicitor;  h.  Bristol  rd. 

Gem  Thomas  Henry,  solicitor  and  assistant 
clerk  to  commissioners  of  property  and 
income  tax,  32,  New  street 

Gem  William  Henry,  solicitor,  and  clerk  to 
the  borough  magistrates  and  conunission- 
ers  of  taxes,  18,  Moor  street;  house. 
Wood  end,  PLardington 

Genders  Henry,  railway  clerk,  22,  Willis  st. 

Genders  John,  victualler.  Half  Moon,  6, 
Little  Hill  street 

Genders  Richard,  beerhouse,  36,  Stafford  st. 

Gent  William,  hatter,  hosier,  and  glover, 
23,  Bennett's  hill 

George  Edwin  Davis,  grocer  and  druggist, 
152,  Nelson  street.  West 

George  Elizabeth,  victualler,  Woolpack 
Commercial  Inn,  8,  Moor  street 

George  Henry,  shoemaker,  8/,  Henry  street 

George  James,  beerhouse,  25,  Heath  mill  In. 

George  John,  beerhouse,  141,  Lionel  street 

George  Mary,  shopkeeper,  26,  Inge  street 

George  Sarah,  shopkeeper  and  baker,  31, 
Fleet  street 

George  Thomas,  carpenter,  ct.  10,  Alcester  st 

George  Thomas,  shoemaker,  9,  Summer- 
hill  terrace 

Gerrett  Marj^,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 
41,  Pershore  street 

Gibbins  Brothers,  merchants,  6,  Baggot  st. 

Gibbins  Brueton,  merchant ;  house,  Birch's 
green,  Edgbaston 

Gibbins  John,  Esq.,  Whitmore  house, 
Coventry  road 

Gibbins  Robert  Spendlove,  merchant;  house, 
Birchfield  Cottage,  Hands  worth 

Gibbins  Thomas,  manager,  Battery  and 
Metal  Co.,  79,  Digbeth 

Gibbons  James,  brass  founder,  37,  Lud- 
gate  hill 

Gibbons  John,  victualler,  White  Hart, 
19,  Paradise  street 

Gibbs  Misses  Ann  and  Margeret,  18,  Hag- 
ley  road 

Gibbs  Anthony,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  Deri- 
tend  bridge 

Gibbs  Ellen,  school,  15,  Mott  street 

Gibbs  Henry,  relieving  officer  for  No.  2 
District,  Cecil  street;  h.  Nechells  green 

Gibbs  John,  coal  master  and  miner,  Isling- 
ton row 

Gibbs  John,  manager,  new  union  mill, 
:\Iill  street 

Gibbs  Joseph,  shopkeeper,  136,  Lawley  st. 

Gibbs  Robert,  corn  merchant,  37,  Broad  st.; 
house,  Northfield 

Gibbs  William,  clerk,  Wheeley's  road 

Gibson  Mrs.  Agnes,  Heathfield  House 

Gibson  Ann,  lodgings,  75,  Ashted  row 

Gibson  Edwin,  victualler,  Red  Lion,  199, 
High  street,  Deritend 

Gibson  George,  gentleman,  Bristol  road 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Gil/son  Mrs.  Harriet,  8,  Willis  street 
(iibson  James,  beerhouse  and  tripe  dresser, 

1 1 ,  Digby  street 
Gibson     John,     supervisor   of   excise,   35, 

Harford  street 
Gibson    John,    travelling  tea  dealer,   18, 

George  street.  Parade 
Gibson  Joseph,  gentleman.  Finch  street 
Gibson  Mr.  Joseph,  Hunter's  lane 
Gibson   Maria  cfe  Mary,   dress   and   straw- 
hat  makers,  88,  New  John  street,  West 
Gibson  liichard   Hughes,    beerhouse,    168, 

Icknield  street,  East 
Gibson  Robert,  old  clothes  dlr.,  17,  Tonk  st 
Gibson  Thomas,  manufactiu-er  of  railway 
springs  and  iron  work,  coach  springs  and 
])atent     axlctrecs,      coach     ironmonger, 
plater,  and  manufacturer  of  Slaters  pa- 
tent steam  kitchen,  8  cVi  9,  Weaman  st. 
Gifford  Rev.  Edwin  Hamilton,  M.A.,  head 

nuvster,  grammar  school.  New  street 
GifTurd  Thomas,  gi-een  grocer,  Cecil  street 
Gilbert  Alfred,  butcher,  16,  Mary  Ann  st. 
Gilbert  Charles,    gun  implement  manufac- 
turer ;  house,  Aston  New  Town 
Gilbert  Charles,  wood  turner,  81,  Alcesterst 
Gilbert  Charles,  dairyman,  2,  Up.  (Jough  st 
Gilbert  Charles,  ivory  and  hard  wood  turner, 
court  14,  Moseley  st. ;  h.  81,  Alcester  at. 
Gilbert  Danl.,  gold  cutter,  6,  Regent  parade 
(iilbert  David,  tailor,  2o,  Islington  row 
(iilljcrt   Elizal)eth,  trace  and  chain  maker, 

18,  New  Inkleys 
Gilbert  Emma,  vichiallor,  Compasses,  155, 

lirearley  street,  A\'est 
Gilbert  (ieorge,  tailor,  12,  Sandy  lane 
Gilbert  Harriet,  victualler,  Mitre  Tavern, 

66,  Newhall  street 
Gilbert  Isaiah  Benjmn,,  chaser;  h.  Clement  st 
CJilbert  James,  tailor,  8,  Islington  row 
Gilbert   James,  stamper  and  piercer,  101, 

Mott  street 
Gilbert  James,  auctioneer,  land  sui-veyor, 
and  agent,  120,  Hurdesley  st.;  h. Perry  barr 
Gilbert  Jane    Maria,    dress   maker,    New- 
John  street,  West 
Gilbert   J<din,    cabinet   maker,   4,    Ryland 

place,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Gilbert  John,  manufacturer  of  electi'O  and 
genuan   silver    spoons,    forks,    tV-c,     and 
j»lat»*r  on  steel,  7  niid  8,  Hath  row 
Ciilbert  John,  coal  dealer,  Snowbill  wharf; 

house,  J 5,  Mary  Ann  strict 
flilbert  .Joseph,  pawnbr(»ker,  11,  Bristol  st. 
(iilbert  Pbili[),  silver  jdater,  1«)8,  Hath  row 
(jilbert  Samuel,    chaser   and   embosser,  8, 

Northampton  street 
Gilbert  T.  and  C,  gun  implement  manufac- 
turers, and  contractt>rsto  The  llonoural)le 
Board  of  Ordnance,  and  The  Ilononrulde 
East  India  Company.  .">().  Stanitorth  street 
Gilbert  Thomas,  gun  iniulement  manufac- 
turer; liou.se,  5»>   Stanitorth  sb'eet 


Gilbert  Thomas,  shoemaker,  169,  Unett  St., 

Gilbert  Walter,  carjjenter,  48,  Barr  street 
Great  Hampton  row 

Gilbert  ^^'illiam,  snuifer  manufacturer,  39, 
LawTence  street 

Gilbert  William,  jtin.,  brass  snujBfer  maker, 
court  4,  Duke  street 

Gilbert  \Villiam,  clock  maker,  court  8, 
Farm  street ;  house,  court  2,  Bridge  street 

Gilbert  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,   18, 

Waterloo  j)lace,  Bloomsbury 
I  Giles  Benjamin,  collector  and  printer,  214, 
j      Heneage  street 

Giles  Benjamin,  fancy  painter,  Lozells  ter. 

Giles  Edward,  boot  and  shoemaker,  120, 
Great  Brook  street 

Giles  Frederick,  limestone  master.  Hands- 
worth  village 

Giles  John,  assistant  overseer,  1,  Chapel  st 

Giles  John  Cook,  bankers  clerk,  R viand  rd. 

Giles  John,  snnjGfer  manufactui-err,  65,  Suf- 
folk street 

Giles  John  malleable  iron  founder,  11,  Bel- 
mont passage 

Giles  Samuel,  grocer,  382,  Summer  lane 

Giles  Samuel  vict..  Elephant,  17,  Baggot 
street,  &  brass  founder,  ct.  79,  Weaman  st. 

Giles  Thomas,  woollen  draper  and  hatter, 
26,  Bull  street 

Giles  Thos.,  dairyman,  7,  Grosvenor st., West 

Giles  William,  rose  engine  turner  &  porter 
m^erchant,  23,  Great  Hampton  row 

Giles  William,  bookbinder,  18,  Grant  street 

Gill  Emma,  hosier,  31,  Horse  fair 

Gill  Henry,  japanuer,  &c. ;  h.  Lozells  road 

Gill  James  Lewis,  dairyman,  19,  Smnmer 
street.  Navigation  street 

Gill  Jeremiah,  gentleman,  45,  BellBam  rd. 

Gill  Mr.  John,  Bristol  road 

(nil  Joseph,  beerhouse.  Hunter's  lane 

(Jill  Mrs.  Maria,  108,  Moseley  road 

Gill,  Millward, tt Westwood,  manufacturers 
of  papier  machee,  iron  and  tin  japanned 
goods,  45,  St.  Paul's  square 

Gill  AA'illiam  and  Son,  comb  manufacturers, 
14,  Phillii)  street.  High  street 

Gillam  Robert,  solicitor;   h.  llagley  grove 

(Jillam  cV:  Thomas, solicitors,  25,  Temple  st. 

(iillard  John,  hatter,  200,  High  st.,  Deritend 

( J  illett  Edmd.,  coachmn. ,8,  Bartholomew rw. 

(Jillham  (."harles,  hat  nint'r.,  74,  High  st. 

(lillibraud  John,  coal  dealer.  Old  Wharf, 
and  26.^,  Inge  street 

Gilligan  .lohn,  railway  clerk,  101,  Great 
Brook  street 

(lilligan  Thonuis,  tailor,  10,  Newton  street 

(Jillins  John.liatter,  79,  High  street ;  house, 
Cross  road,  Kdgl)astou 

(Jillman  Daniel, clothes broker,34l.  Cheap- 
side 

Gillman  .lohn,  car  proprietor,  212,  Strat- 
ford road 

Gillolt  David,  snufler  polisher,  7,  Deans  pi. 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL  LIST. 


161 


C^illolt  Josepli,  patentee  and  manufacturer 

of  the  metalline  pens  with  elonga  t  od  points, 

pen  maker  by  ap])ointment  to  the  Queen, 

^'ictoria  Works,  (Jrahani  street,  95,  New 

street,  and  37..  (Jrace  Clinrch  st.,  London; 

house,  Westbornc  road,  Edgbaston 
tjrillott  Joseph,  junior,  steel  pen  manufac- 
turer; house,  Westborne  road 
Gillott  Mr.  William,  All  Saints  street 
Gilman  Joseph,  druggist,  oil  and coloiirman, 

148,  Lancaster  street 
Gilman  Thomas,  gi'ocer,  tea  dealer,  druggist, 

oil  ik  colominan,  54,  A  ston  st.,  G  osta  Green 
Gilmer    William,  professor  of  dancing,  5, 

Temple  row.  West 
Gimbert  Joseph,  glass  button  maker,  49, 

Upper  Hospital  street 
Gimblett  Misses  Harriet,  Sarah,  <fe  Octavio, 

77,  Great  Brook  street 
Gimblett  Henry,  auctioneer,  appraiser,  and 

agent,  34,  Cherry  st. ;  h.  Westborne  rd. 
Gimblett  John  Hem-y,  solicitor,  34,  Cannon 

street;  h.  George  street,  Islington 
Ginder  Maria,  shopkeeper,  36,  Essex  street 
Ginders  Edward,  beerhouse,   33,   Brewery 

street,  Heneage  street 
Gisborne  Jas.,  military  musical  instrument 

manufactiu*er,  37,  Suffolk  street 
Gittins  Edwin,  green  grocer,  27,  Weaman  st 
Gittins  Henry,  hosier,  outfitter  and  parish 

clerk  St.  Martin's,  lo.  New  street 
Gittins  Robert,  butcher,  12,  Sheepcote  st. 
Gladstone  James,  civil  engineer.  Round  hill 
Gladstone  Thomas,  wine,  spirit,  and  porter 

merchant,  &c. ;  h.  Monument  lane 
Glasby  William,  woodturner;  c.  6,  Fleet  st 
Glasgow  David,  engineer,  naillwright,  and 

manufacturer  of  hydraulic,  beer,  garden, 

and  fire  engines,   10,  Cross  street;  h.  2, 

Russell  row 
Glassey  Thomas,  Irish  provision  dealer,  77, 

Birchall  street 
Glazebrook  George,  plumber,  painter,  &c., 

32,  Mount  street,  Newhall  street 
Glew  John,  shoe  maker,  261,  Aston  road 
Glossop  George,  prison  keeper  and  inspector 

of  detective  force,  Public  Offices,  Moor  st 
Glossop     John,     victualler.  Grand   Turk, 

Commercial  Inn,  8  &  9,  Ludgate  hill 
Gloster  Henry,  silversmith,  213,  Moseleyst 
Gloster  William,  fancy  plated  and  gemian 

silver    article    manufactiu-er ;    comi:,     1, 

King  Alfred's  place  :  h.  Carpenter's  road 
Glover  Charles,  baker  and  flour  dealer,  250, 

Bradford  street 
Glover  Charles,  carriage  and  candle   lamp 

spring  manufacturer ;  c.  5,  Bordesley  st. 
Glover  Christopher,  hair  drsr.,  40,  Dudley  st 
Glover  Edward,  beerhouse,  Gibheath 
Glover  Edwin,  fishmonger,  160,  Hockley  hi. 
Glover   Henry,  boot   and   shoe   maker,   7, 

Stafford  street 
Glover  Henry,  fire  iron  maker,  17,  Lt.  Ann  st 


boarding    school, 


Glover  John,  fire  iron  polisher,  Beding- 
ton's  Mill  ;  house,  44,  Floodgate  street 

Glover  Joseph,  news  agent,  <fec. ;  h.  31, 
Union  street 

Glover  Mr.  Joseph,  Whitmore  lane 

(i lover  Mary,  ivory  and  bone  brush  maker, 
38,  Darwin  street 

Glover  Mrs.  Sarah,  40,  Frederick  street, 
Newhall  hill 

Glover  Sarah,  stay  maker,  74,  Up  Tower  st 

Glover  Thomas,  farmer,  Golden  hillocks. 
Small  heath 

Glover  VV^iliiam,  auger  andgimblet  maker, 
and  marine  store  dealer,  23,  Pritchet  st. 

Glydon  John,  brass  caster,  125,  Lionel  st. 

Glydon  William,  embosser  and  chaser,  13, 
Fordrough  street 

Glynn  Susannah,  straw  bonnet  maker,  134, 
Great  Brook  street 

Goddard  George,  locksmith,  10,  Vauxhallst 

Goddard  Samuel  Aspinall  &  Co.,  mer- 
chants, 51,  Newhall  street ;  h.  Hagley  rd 

Goddard  William,  hair  dresser  and  tobacco- 
nist, 46,  Snow  hill 

Godfree  John,  baker,  113,  Digbeth 

Godfrey  Bertha,   ladies' 
Islington  road 

Godfrey  Charles,  clothes  broker,  8,  Henri- 
etta street 

Godfrey  Charles,  victualler,  wine  and  spirit 
merchant.  Cole  Hole,  38,  Ann  street 

Godfrey  John  Thomas,  commercial  board- 
ing academy,  Islington  row 

Godfrey  Mary  and  Mary  Ann,  opticians, 
&c.,  93,  Coleshill  street 

Godfrey  Rev.  Robert,  55,  Allison  street 
i  Godfrey  William,  stone  and  marble  mason, 
I      139^,  Bath  row 

Godsall  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  36, 
Hurst  street 

Godwin  Charlotte,  hosier  and  haberdasher, 
242,  Sherlock  street 

Godwin  George,  stationer,  and  Harriet, 
schoolmistress,  Moseley  street 

Godwin  Henry,  beerhouse  and  shopkeeper, 
1,  Icknield  square 

Godwin  Joseph,  green  grocer,  45,  Unett  st. 

G  odwin  William  J  oseph,  vetei-inary  surgeoa, 
veterinary  infirmary  and  shoeing  forge, 
30|,  New  street,  and  4,  Little  Cannon 
street ;  h.  Laburnum  Villa,  Bristol  road 

Goff  William,  plmnber,  painter,  tfec,  91, 
Ashted  row 

Goffe  James,  manufacturer  of  lemonade, 
ginger  beer,  &c.  23,  Weaman  street 

Goggins  Thomas,  cloth  cap  maker,  18, 
Tauter  street 

Gold  John,  patent  hinge  and  shoe  heel 
manufacturer,  40,  and  h.  43,  Lionel  st. 

Gold  John,  carpenter,  coxu-t  20,  Pershore  st. 

Gold  John,  railway  clerk,  132,  Ashted  row 

Gold  Joseph,  foreman,  glass  works,  64, 
Carver  ^street 

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BIRxMlNGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Gold  Thomas,  jeweller,  Chequer's  walk 
Gold  Thomas,  plater  and  manufacturer  of 

coach  harness  furniture,  6,  Livery  street ; 

house,  Lady  Well  walk 
Gold   Thomas,   colltjctor  of   lamp  rate,  9, 

Carver  street 
Goldicutt  James  Augnstus,  electric  telesjaph 

company's  agent,  72,  New  Canal  street 
Goldingay  Abraham,  tailor,  66,  Gt.  Barrst. 
Gomm  Edward,  corn  merchant,  112,  New st. 
Gooch  Ephraim,  shopkpr.,  53,  Lancaster  st. 
Gooch  Miss  Anna,  Lozells  grove 
Gooch  Henrj',  hair  dresser,  20,  Steelhouse  In, 
Gooch  Jonathan,  shopkeeper,  44,  Price  st. 
Gooch  William,  hair  dresser,  net  <fe firework 

manufacturer,  62,  Dale  end 
Goodacre  Thomas,  veterinary  surgeon,  2, 

Princes  row 
Goodall    Emanuel,    banker's    clerk,    84, 

Ashtcd  row 
Goodall  John,  register  of  births  and  deaths 

for  Duddeston-cum-Nechells,  1,  Willis  st. 
Goodbehere  Samuel,  solicitor,  77,  Newhall 

street ;  house.  Villa  road 
Goodby  John,  stamper  &  piercer,  Holliday  st. 
Goodby  Samuel,   brazier  and  coppersmith, 

6,  TSirchall  street 
Goodby  Thomas,  gun  engraver,  court  10, 

Lench  street ;  house,  Aston  New  Town 
Goode  Benjamin,  guard chainmanufacturer ; 

house,  Aston 
Goode  and  Boland,  gold  and  silver  guard 

chain  manufacturers,  24,  St.  Paul's  square 
Goode  Miss  Elizabeth,  27,  Bath  row 
Goode   John,    senior,    silver   guard    chain 

manufacturer,  7,  Caroline  street 
Goode  John,  junior,  gold  guard  chain mnfr., 

6S,  Caroline  street 
Goode  John,  eatinghouse  and  dining  rooms. 

15,  Spiceal  street 
Goode  Thomas,  ])rnsh  mnfr.,  1 14,  Suffolk  st. 
Goode  William,  office  for  advising  notes  <fe 

bills  payuble  in  London,  3,  Upper  Priory 
Gooden    i^lizabeth,    ladies    seminary,    24, 

llaveuhurst  street 
Gooden  Robert,  clerk,  25,  Ravenhm-st  st. 
Gooden    Robert,  victiniUer,   wine   &    >*\)'n'ii 

merchant.  Nelson  Hotel,  1,  Spiceal  st. 
Goodess  Alfred  Ilifl^  auctioneer,  appraiser, 

and  sur\-eyor,  Sobo  bill 
Goodess  Mr.  Edward  llilf,  Scdio  liill 
Goodey   George,   shoe   maker,    court    138, 

Moor  street 
Goodbead  Tbcmias,  butcher,  224,  Aston  rd. 
(Joodhettd  Willium,  benbouse,  Aston  Brook 
Gooding     David,     coachsniitli ;    court,    S, 

Little  Charles  street 
(Joodley  Samuel,  coppersmitli  and  brazier, 

(5,  Hircball  street 
Goodlow  Thomas,  shopk])r..  4,  Henrietta  st 
(Joofbnan  (Jc^orge,  \nn    aiul    ucmmUo    uumu- 

facturcr,  and  sole  patentee  of  the  elastic 

steel  pin,  82,  Caroline  street 


Goodman  John  Dent,  merchant;  house,  5, 

New  Bridge  street 
Goodman  John,  shoemaker,  14,  Ellis  st. 
Goodman  Thomas,    gentleman,   Frederick 

street,  Islington  row 
Goodman    Thomas   Good,   tobacconist,  4, 

Castle  street 
Goodman  Mr.  William;  c.  6,  St.  Martin's  st 
Goodman     AVilliam,     pump     maker,      15, 

Waterloo  place,  Bloomsbury 
Goodman  William,  victualler,  Queen  Ade- 
laide, 42,  Hos-jiital  street 
Goodrich  George,   rope   maker,  36,  Small- 
brook  st. ;  h.  1 1,  George  st^  Islington  row 
Goodrich  Richard,  agent,  139,  Wells  street. 

Great  Hampton  street 
Goodridge    Robert,    shoeingsmith.    Lower 

Lawley  street ;  h.  52,  Gt.  Barr  street 
Goodson  Mr.  Robert,  99,  Aston  road 
Goodwin  George,  gentleman,  Hope  Cottage, 

Sir  Harry's  road 
Goodwin   Miss    Harriet,  313,    New    John 

street.  West 
Goodwin  John,   druggist   and  grocer,   110, 

Suffolk  street 
Goodwin   Josiah,    short  hand   WTiter,   33^ 

Colmore  row  ;  house.  Finch  street 
Goodwin  Julia,  milliner,  25,  Marshall  st. 
Goodwin  William,  tailor  and   draper,   67, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Goodwin  William,  ivory  and  wood  tmner, 

34,  Livery  street 
Goodyear  David,  timber  dealer,  Oozells  st., 

North ;  h.  14,  Cumberland  street 
Goold  Gideon,  goldsmith  and  jeweller,  41, 

Caroline  street 
Goold  Thomas,  hosier,  373,  New  John  st.  W. 
Goose  John,  tailor   and  hair  dresser,    St. 

Vincent  street 
Goose  William,  beerhouse,  9,  Conmiunica- 

tion  row 
Gorden  Joseph,  beerhtmse,  5,  Gloucester  st. 
Gordon  Miss  Mary  Ann,  Bristol  road 
Gordon  Hannah,  green  grocer,   36,  Great 

Russell  street 
Gordon  John,  bookkee]>er,  10,  Vine  street 
Gordon  A\'illiam,  tin  ])late  worker  and  can- 
ister maker,  15,  Bordesley  street 
Gore  Thomas,  artists'  colourman  and  fancy 

stationer,  iJt^,  Colmore  row 
Gorman  John,  pumpmakerand  well  sinker ; 

court,  33(5.  New  Town  row 
Gorton  Caroline,  shopkeeper,  45,  Essex  st. 
(lOrton  (;ef)rt,'e,  iron    founder,    stove   grate 

and  fender  maker.  Moseley  street ;  house, 

89,  Lombard  street 
Gorton  Joseph,  butcher,  Smethwick 
(iortoa  1  bonias,  l)ronzed  fender  manufac- 
turer, 12,  Bartholomew  row 
Goslinir  JaTues,  coal  dealer,    Oozells  street 

wharf;  bouse.  Five  dwellings 
Gosling  Samuel,  cooper  and   packing  case 

niHker,  46,  Newhall  street 


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163 


Goss  Alfred,  blacksmith,  53,  Howard  st. 
Goss    Thomas,     blacksmith     and     farrier. 

Crescent  locks;  house,  Charlotte  street 
Gossage  Thomas,  cooper,  20,  Cumberland  st 
Gothard  Mr.  Edward,  Villa  road 
Gotsall  Henry,  tailor;  c.  1(3,  New  John  st. 
Gottwaltz  iNIr.s.  Charlotte,  Russell  place 
Gottwaltz  Miss  Georgiana  Margaret,  post 

mistress,  93,  New  street 
Gough  Mrs.  Ann,  136,  Brearleystreet,West 
Gough  and  Bowen,  wholesale  ironmongers 

and  factors,  17  and  18,  St.  Mary's  row 
Gough  Francis  Poole,  stationer,  engraver, 

<t'c. ;  house,  28,  King  Edward's  place 
Gough  George,  corn  factor  and  seedsman, 

36,  Digbeth 
Gough  H  annah,  clothes  broker,34,Stafford  st 
Gough  James  Line,  manufactm-er  of  gold 

and  silver  ever-pointed  pencil  cases,  tfec, 

23,  Howard  street 
Gough  James,  provision  dlr..  64,  Hockley  st 
Gough  John,  victualler,  Woolpackcfe  Black 

Boy  Inn,  1,  St.  Martin's  lane 
Gough  Rd.,car  proprietor,  21,  St.  Martin's  pi 
Gough  Richard  and  John,  goldsmiths  and 

jewellers,  63,  Caroline  street 
G  ough  and  Sumner,  stationers,  paper  deal- 
ers, engravers,  copper-plate  and  letter- 
press printers,  York  passage 
Gough  Thomas,  gent.,  97,  New  John  st.W. 
Gough  William,  manufacturer  of  silver  and 

electro  plated  wares,  11,  Parade 
Gough  William,  factor,  <fec. ;  house,  Lake 

Cottage,  Sparkbrook 
Gough  William,  engraver,  43,  Hall  street 
Gough  William,  paper  dealer,  &c. ;  house, 

Balsall  heath  road 
Gough  William   Cliff,  brass  founder,   162, 

Camden  street 
Gould  Catherine  and  Elizabeth,  ladies'  day 

and  boarding  school,  8,  St.  Mary's  row 
Gould  James,  umbrella  and  furniture  maker, 

3,  Ellis  street 
Gould  James,  tailor,  25,  Lower  Hurst  street 
Gould  Rbt.,  tailor,  29,  Bread  st.,  Newhall  st 
Gould  Samuel,  gun  finisher,  52,  Loveday  st. 
Gould  Thomas,  railway  handle  maker  and 

plater,  6,  Livery  st. ;  h.  17,  LadyW ell  walk 
Goulden  Ann,  school,  24,  Bell  Barn  road 
Goulden  Ann,  shopkeeper,  8,  Hill  street 
Goulden  John,  patten  and  clog  maker,  18, 

Navigation  street 
Goulden   William,   plumber,   glazier,    and 

painter,  court  1,  Exeter  row 
G  owan  J  ames,  tin  plate  worker, Wheeley's  rd 
Goyder  Mrs.  Sarah,  46,  Upper  Dean  street 
Grace  George,  engineer  and  machinest,  105, 

Granville  street 
Grace  Henry  Thomas,  assistant  overseer. 

Parade 
Grady  Thos.,  police  officer,  86,  Hampton  st. 
Grafton  Jane,  milliner,  Hagley  road 
Grafton  William,  dairyman, 4,  Ruston  st,  N, 


Graham  Alexander,  accountant.  Villa  road' 
Soho  hill 

Graham  and  James,  merchants  and  factors, 
57,  liread  street,  Newhall  street 

Graham  John,  merchant ;  h.  Ilarbome  rd. 

Graham  John,   coal  dealer,  Oozells  street 
wharf;  house,  26,  Garbett  street 

Graham  William,  grocer  «fe  provision  dealer, 
Barker  street,  Hunter's  lane 

Grainger  John   Stanley,  merchant's  clerk, 
55?j,  Vittoria  street 

Grand  Junction  Railway  Station,  Curzonst 

Granger    Arthur,     attorney's     clerk,    234, 
Sherlock  street 

Granger   Nathan,   victualler,    Edward  VI, 
Commercial  Inn,  17,  Parade 

Grant  Denis,  wholesale  pro\dsion   dealer, 
10,  Islington  row 

Grant  George,  tea  dealer,  130,  Digbeth 

Grant  James,  tailor,  19,  Constitution  hill 

Grant  Joseph,  druggist,  13,  Summer  lane 

Grant  Thomas,  carpenter  and  builder.  Col- 
more  terrace.  Great  Colmore  street 

Grasland   John,   hair  dresser,    118,    High 
street,  Bordesley 

Grattidge  John,  gun  implement  manufac- 
turer ;  house.  Ham  stead  row 

Graves  Louisa,  shirt  fi-ont  &  collar  maker, 
189,  Bradford  street 

Graves  Thomas,  factor,  4,  Lwr.  Camden  st. 

Gray  Abraham  and  Son,  fire  iron  manufac- 
turers, 9,  Weaman  street 

Gray  Abraham  Tertius,  fire  iron  manufac- 
turer ;  house,  9,  Weaman  street 

Gray  Edward,  clerk,  Ivy  Cottage,  Bell 
Barn  road 

Gray  Frederick,  lamp,  &c.  manufacturer; 
house,  Wheeley's  lane 

Gray  George,  beerhouse,  7,  A.  B.  row 

Gray  George,  wrought  nail  manufacturer, 
10,  Vauxhall  road 

Gray  George,  shopkeeper,  42,  Woodcock  st. 

Gray  Henry,  cabinet  and  clock  case  maker, 
court  9,  Coleshill  street 

Gray  Henry,  clock  case  maker,  6,  Market  st 

Gray  Isabella  and  Ann,  milliners,  65,  Coles- 
hill  street 

Gray  James,  upholsterer,  3,  Lichfield  street 

Gray  John,  victualler,  The  Leopard,  85, 
Weaman  street 

Gray  John,  brush  maker,  1,  Skinner  street 

Gray  John,  victualler.  Fox  and  Dogs,  63, 
Princip  street 

Gray  John,  silver  engraver,  3S,  Spencer  st. 

Gray  John,  shopkeeper,  13,  Curzon  street 

Gray  Joseph,  excise  officer,  125,  Garrison  In 

Gray  Joseph,  grocer,  9,  Vauxhall  road 

Gray  Mr.  Joseph,  6,  Summerhill  terrace 

Gray,  Martin,  and  Gray,  manufacturers  of 
chandeliers,  lamps,  gas  fittings,  <fec.,  and 
japanners,  Berkley  street 

Gray  Mary  Elizabeth,  mistress,  St^  PavJ's 
national  school,  Warstone  lane 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Gray  Richard  Heiuy,  lamp,  <fec.  mamifac- 1  Green  Brothers,  coal,  coke, stonrbridffe  elar. 


turer;  h.  3,  George  street,  Islington  row- 
Gray  and  Tonilinson,  iron,  steel,  and  wire 
merchants,  Golden  Lion  passage 


fire  brick,  blue  pipes,  tiles,  slate,  ridge, 

bine  <fe  red  brick  merchants,  <fec.  Easy  row 

Green  Charles,  jeweller,  73,  Brierley  st.  W, 


GrayTertius,  fire  iron  polisher,  Bullock's  mill  Green  Charles,  fruiterer,  Market  hall 
Gray  Thomas,  brush  maker,  214,  Ashted  row  \  Green  Charles,  earthenware  dh-.,  Hanley  »t 
GrayThos.,ganfurnitiu-efiler,9,Summerrow!  Green  Charles,  patent  brass  tube  manufac- 
Gray  William,  gentleman,  Bcfrdesley  gi-cen  !  lurer;  h.  Abbotsford  House,  Spark  brook 
Greatbatch  John,  watch  and  clock  maker,  i  Green  Charles,  fishmonger,  Dale  end 

2,  Lower  Temple  street  '■  Green  Edna,  baker  and  com  chandler,  116, 

Greatbatch  William,  watch  <fe  clock  maker,  j      Livery  street 

52,  Summer  lane  i  Green  Edward,  victualler,  Bell,  Prospect  r\v 

Greathead  Isaac,  tool  broker,  96,  Lawlev  st  I  Green  Edward,  gold   watch  hand   maker, 
Greathead  John,  bellows  maker,  <fe  Sarah, '      45,  Hurst  street 

straw  hat  maker,  97,  Steelhouse  lane         |  Green  Eliza,  straw  hat  maker,  126,  Snowhill 
Greathead  John,  tailor,  75,  Essington  st.      ;  Green  Emma, strawhatmkr.  99,  Lancasterst 
Greatorax  Joseph  Edmund,  siu-veyor,  Ham- '  Green  <fe  Francis,  gun  lock  and  ram  rod  ma- 
stead  row  nufacturers,  60,  Ashted  row 
Greatorex  Charles  Frederick,  grocer  and  tea  Green  George,  carpenter,  122,  Bradford  st. 

dealer,  142,  Digbeth  Green  George,  gun  smith,  ct.  16,  Bath  st. ; 

Greatwood  Mrs.  Ann,  326,  Greenway  ter.       house,  42,  Weaman  street 
Greatwood  Emma  and  John,  confectioners  Green  George,  glass  maker.  Yew  Tree  rd. 
and  fruiterers,  90,  Bull  street  ■  Green  Hemy,  butcher,  10,  Holloway  head 

Greatwood  John,  confectinr.;  h.Meridenpl.  Green  Henry,  carpenter,  19,  Sand  Pits 
Greatwood  Robert,  solicitor,  4,  Waterloo  st  Green   James   farrier   and  beerhouse,    75, 
Greaves  Ann,  vict.  Barley  Mow,  1,  Tanterst'      Broad  street,  Islington 
Greaves  Benjamin,  shopkpr.,  26,  Buck  st.      Green  James,  jeweller,  56,  Hockley  street 
Greaves  Charles,  sword,  <Xrc.  manufacturer;'  Green  James  William,  manager  glassworks, 

h.  Claremont  Villa,  Bristol  road  Pershore  road 

Greaves  Edward,  gold  and  silver  caster  and  Green  John,  coal,  coke,  <fec.   merchant ;  h. 

spectacle  manufacturer,  Lr.  Loveday  st.   j      Easy  row 
Greaves  Emma,  dress  mkr.,  II,  Constitutn. hi  Green  John,  butcher,  31,  Broad  street 
Greaves  Henry,  manufacturer   of  the  im-j  Green  John,  painter  and  glazier,  65,  Great 
proved  solid  leather  portmantua,  ladies' I      Hampton  street 

dress  and  travelling  trunks,  inventor  and'  Green  John,  carpenter,  Adelaide  street 
sole  manufactm-er  of  the  treble  lock  car- i  Green  John,  agent  to  the  Norwich  union 


Fire  vfe  Life  Insurance  Co.,21,  Bennett'shl. 
Green  John,  pawnbroker,  35,  Ludgate  hill 
Green  John,  saddler  and  harness  maker, 

210,  Bristol  street 
Green  John,  fruiterer  and  poulterer,  224, 

Bristol  street 
i  Green  John,  butcher,  65,  Smallbrook  st. 


pet  bags,  hat  cases,  <fec.  <fec.,  135,  New  st. 
Greaves  Henry  Charles,  engraver,  &c. ;  h. 

1,  Prospect  row 
Greaves  Isaac,  boot  &  shoe  warehouse,  135, 

Digbeth  ;  h.  Pershore  road 
Greaves  John,  hair  dresser,  33]^,  and  h.  ct. 

17,  Park  street.  Bull  ring       "  ,  ^,^^^  .,v,..x,,  ..^.w...,  ^^,  ^.x.xc..x...v,v.xv  ^. 

Greaves  John,  tripe  house,  25,  Skinner  st.    !  Green  John,  dairjinan,  31,  Coventry  st. 
Greaves  Rev.  Joshua,  M.A.,  incumbent  of.  Green   Josejih,  shopkeeper  and  carpenter, 

St.  Peter's,  22,  Paradise  street  167,  Great  Francis  street 

Greaves  J.  C.  cV  Sou,  engravers  &  printers, '  Green  Joseph,  jewellery  chaser,  Manches- 

1,  Prospect  row  |      ter  place 

Greaves  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  77,  Unett  street     {  Green  Joseph,  bed  hook  and  eye  maker, 
(Jreaves  Richard,  stone  &  marl)le  merchant,       4,  Sun  street 

Berkley  street  Wharf,  John  Bonehill.agt.   Green  Joseph,  victualler,  Malt  Shovel,  57, 
Greaves  Sarah,  spectacle  manufacturer,  1 1, !      Little  Charles  street 

Smallbrook  street 
Greaves  Thomas,  jewellery  manufacturer, ' 

226,  Camden  st.;  h.  334,  Graham  st.  i 

Green  Abraham,  blacksniiili,  25,  Janiaicarw 
(irecn  Amelia,  wood  turner.  Woodcock  st. ; 

h.  Penn  court,  Novascofia  street 
Green  Aim  t^l-Son,  veneer  <fe  deal  sawmills, 

tiiiilxT  merchants,  iV-c.  24  tt  25,  I'riiu-ipst 
Green  Mrs.  Ann,  Hunter's  lane 


Green  Joseph,  beerhouse,  tfe  Joseph,  junior, 

glass  cutter,  5ii,  Potter  street 
Green  Joseph,  traveller,  126,  Snowhill 
(ireen  .losepli,  glass  manufacturer,  45, 
Broad  street;  house,  33,  Calthorpe  street 
Green  Josiah,  coal  agent,  151,  Gt.  Charles  st 
(ireen  Marianne,  straw  hat  maker,  75, 
Broad  street,  Islington 

,  Green  My.  Ann,  milliner,  73,  Constitutionhl. 

Green    Benjamin,    coach    proprietor,   239,  Green  Marv,  mistress,  deaf  and  dumb  iusti- 
hew  John  street,  West  '      tut  ion,  Church  road 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


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Green  Mattliias,coal,coke,<S:c.«fcc.mcrcliant; 

house,  4,  Summer  hill  terrace 
Green    Nehcmiuli,    carpenter,    coiut    11, 

Bromsgrove  street 
Green   Richard,   hrass   and  gemian  silver 

caster,  10,  St.  Pauls  square 
Green  Mrs.  Sarah,  Ilagley  road 
Green   Samuel,   plumber,  painter,  &c.,  9, 

Teuuaut  street 
Green  Sarah,  dress  maker,  47,  Graham  st. 
Green    Thomas,    blacksmith    and    farrier, 

Worcester  wharf ;  h.  .36,  Cumberland  st. 
Green  Thomas,  coach  builder,   lo8,  Great 

Charles  street;  house,  Lionel  street 
Green  Thomas,  trench  polishsr  &  furniture 

broker,  4,  Gloucester  street 
Green  Thos.,  boot  <fe  shoe  maker,  80,  Bath  st 
Green    Thomas,    collector    gas    company, 

Aston  New  Town 
Green  Thomas,  pawnbroker,  12,  Dale  end 
Green  Thomas,  fancy  steel  toy  maker,  33, 

Harford  street 
Green  Thomas,  surgeon,  70,  Newhall  st. 
Green  Thomas,  coach   builder,  58,   Great 

Charles  street 
Green  Thomas,  shoemkr.,  53,  St.  George's  st 
Green  Thos.,  beerhouse,  52,  Duddeston  row 
Green  William,  tailor  and  draper,  73,  Con- 
stitution hill 
Green  William,  shopkeeper,  41,  Fox  street 
Green  ^^'illiam.  bankers  clerk,  Fisherwick pi. 
Green  William,  japanner;  house,  Lozells 
Green  Wm.,  commercial  traveller,  Pigott  st 
Green  William,  artist,  69,  Ravenhurst  st. 
Green  Wm.,  butcher,  169,  High  st.,Deritend 
Green  William,  beerhouse,  36^,  Wharf  st. 
Green  William,  jobbing  smith,  55,  Pinfold  st. 
Greener    William,   gun  and  harpoon    gun 

manufacturer,  to  H.  R.  H.  Prince  Albert, 

Aston  New  Toum 
Greenfield  Daniehbrassfndr.,  266,  Aston  rd. 
Greenhill  John,  victualler,  Hope<fe  Anchor, 

43,  Edmund  street 
Greenhill    Mary,   shopkeeper  and  gilt  toy 

manufacturer,  98,  Carver  street 
Greenhill  Richard,  beerhouse,  8,  Lichfield  st 
Greenhill  Wm.,  shoe  maker,  178,  Darwin  st. 
Greenhouse    William,    green    grocer,    66, 

Hanley  street 
Greening  Richard,  boot   and  shoe  maker, 

191,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Greensall  George,  victualler.  Roe  Buck,  65, 

Lower  Hurst  street 
Greensill  Charles,  solicitor,  21,  Edmund  st. 
Greensill  Edward,  commission   agent,  and 

officerto  TheHemlineford  HundredCourt, 

88,  Aston  street ;  house,  Aston  brook 
Greensill   Edward,    chemist   and   druggist, 

Hacdsworth  village 
Greensill  and  Marston,  brewers,  109,  Dig- 

beth;  maltsters,   Bordesley    street,    andi 

Rea  street;  and  coal  merchants,  Bordes- 
ley street,  wharf  ' 


Greensill  Thomas,  spirit  mert.,  109,  DIgbeth 

Greenway  Charles,  portrait  painter,  Ilam- 
strad  row 

Greenway  Samuel,  shopkpr.,  Barford  st ,  S. 

GrecMiway  William,  factor;  house,  4,  Bris- 
tol road 

Greenway  Wm.,  shopkeeper,  10,  Kenion  st. 

Greenwood  Hannah,  grocer  and  tea  dealer, 
48,  Snow  hill,  and  llandsworth  village 

Greenwood  Txios.,  butcher,  Edward  st..  Par. 

Gregg  James,  veterinary  surgeon,  37,  Bar- 
tholomew street ;  house.  Belle  Vue  place, 
Bristol  road 

Gregg  Samuel,  shopkeeper,  48,  Loveday  st. 

Gregg  William  Henry,  pork  butcher,  42, 
Aston  street 

Gregg  William,  shoeing  smith,  and  farrier, 
37,  Bartholomew  street 

Gregory  Edward,  shoemaker,  c.  130,  Digbeth 

Gregory  Elizabeth,  dress  maker,  66,  Gros- 
venor  street.  West 

Gregory  George,  japanner;  house,  96,  New 
John  street.  West 

Gregory  Henry,  saddle  tree  maker,  court, 
Horse  fair;  house,  1,  Bristol  place 

Gregory  James,  bricklayer.  Peck  lane 

Gregory  James,  jeweller,  79,  Vyse  street 

Gregory  John,  wheehvright,  249,  Great 
Lister  street 

Gregory  John  Birch,  straw  plait  dlr.,  and 
manufr.  of  bonnet  shapes,  26,  Worcester  st 

Gregory  John,  green  grocer,  and  poulterer, 
219,  Bristol  street 

Gregory  John,  shoe  maker,  5,  Digbeth 

Gregory  Joseph,  steel  spectacle  frame  ma- 
nufacturer, court,  33,  Lower  Tower  street 

Gregory  Thomas,  optician,  35,  Suffolk  st. 

Gregory  William  Henry,  straw  hat  maker, 
89,  Pershore  street,  and  Market  hall 

Gregory  William,  shoemaker,  62,  Edmund  st. 

Grendell  William,  victualler,  The  Bell,  79, 
Suffolk  street 

Grenfell  Pascoe  and  Sons,  copper  merchants, 
27,  Temple  street;  Chas.M.  Evans, agent 

Grenway    Samuel,    commercial  traveller, 

40,  Lower  Camden  street 

Greswold    John,    tin    plate    worker,    103, 

Livery  street 
Gretton  James,  cabinet  maker  and  broker, 

63,  High  street,  Bordesley 
Gretton  William,  gun  lock  maker,  court, 

10,  Little  Charles  street 
Gretton  William,  lapidary  and  green  grocer, 

50,  Suifolk  street,  and  Market  hall 
Greves   Edward    Thompson,   solicitor,    60, 

Newhall    street ;    house,   30,    Frederick 

street,  Graham  street 
GrewAlfd.  Jph.,  haberdasher,  41,  William  st 
Grew  Charles,   pattern   card   maker,    136, 

Great  Charles  street 
Grew  Hannah,  beerhouse,  158,Bromsgrove  st 
Grew  Susannah,  shoe  maker  &  shopkeeper,, 

41,  Chm-ch  street 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Grew  William,  shopman,  Lee  crescent 

Grey  Charles,  shopkeeper,  60,  Lichfield  st. 

Grice  Joseph,  shojjkeeper,  Ledsam  street 

Greig  Robt.,  travelling  draper,  5,  W  arstone  In 

Griffin  Charles,  cooper  and  packing  case 
maker,  Newhall  street ;  h.  93,  IJnett  st. 

Griffin  Daniel,  tailor  and  draper,  4o, 
Hatchett  street 

Griffin  Darius,  tailor,  35,  Cross  street 

Griffin  George,  manufacturer  of  marquees, 
tents,  rick  cloths,  waterproof  oil  cloths, 
tarpaulings,  sacks,  ropes,  &c.,  14,  Moat 
row,  Crescent  bridge  <fe  Cambridge  st.;  h. 
22,  King  Edwaid's  place 

Griffin  Mr.  Henry,  Park  Crescent,  Round  his 

Griffin  Henry  ^Iountford,  lamp  manufac- 
turer. Queen  street ;  house.  Asylum  road 

Griffin  James,  goldsmith  and  jeweller,  53, 

■  Great  Hampton  street 

Griffin  James,  manufacturer,  Lady  Wood 
House,  Lady  Wood  road 

Griffin  Joseph,  fancy  painter,  22,  Brearley 
street.  West 

Griffin  Joseph,  tailor,  32,  Kenion  street 

Griffin  Mathias  Rice,  grocer,  tea  dealer, 
and  coffee  roaster,  1,  Ellis  street 

Griffin  Mrs.  Sarah,  dQ^  liloomsbury  place 

Gritlin  Thomas,  victualler.  Chequers,  43, 
liell  Barn  road 

Griffin  William,  baker  and  flour  dealer, 
Wheeler  street 

Griffin  William  Henry,  attorney's  clerk, 
Barker  street.  Hunter's  lane 

Griffin  Wm.,  beerhouse,  16,  Highst.Deritend 

Griffin  William,  shopkeeper,  25,  Bristol  st. 

GritBn  William,  bird,  <fec.  preserver,  260, 
Aston  road 

Griffis  Mrs.  Ann,  79,  Bloomsbury  place 

Griffis  Roger,  shopkeeper,  192,  Livery  st. 

Griffish  Richard,  shopkeeper,  25,  Essex  st. 

Gritfith  Edward,  shopkeeper,  29,  Bucking- 
ham street 

Griffith  <fe  Blore,  commission  com  mer- 
chants (fe  warehousemen.  Snow  hill  wharf 

Griffith  Joseph,  commission  corn  merchant ; 
house,  l{<>uiid  hills,  Aston 

GrifVitli  Richard,  coal  dlr.,  Snow  hill  wharf 

(Jriffith  Thomas,  shoe  maker  and  shop- 
keojjcr,  Lee  Bank  road 

Griffiths  Albert,  gun  maker,  57,  Bucking- 
l)am  street 

Grilfiths  Ann,  stay  maker,  18,  Exeter  row 

(Griffiths  JLliza  and  Sarah,  hosiers,  121,  Gt. 
Brook  street 

Grilfiths  George  Morris,  solicitor;  house,  6, 
Bennetts  hill 

Griffiths  it  (ireaves,  hosiers,  d-c,  S9,  Bull  st 

Griffiths  <fe  H()j)kins,  tin  ])late  workers,  68, 
Biiidford    street 

GrillUbs  Henry  and  Edwin,  tailors  and 
clothiers,  1,  Difrhpth 

Griffiths  H(>nry,  steel  toy  polisher,  Wallis' 
Mill ;  house,  45,  Holt  street 


Griffiths  Jane,  tripe  dresser,  126,  Lionel  st. 

Griffiths  John,  shoe  maker,  Gt.  King  street 

Griffiths  John,  shoe  maker,  11,  Ruston  st. 

Griffiths  John,  bricklayer,  91,  Park  street 
j  Griffiths  Joseph,  gentleman,  Round  hills 
j  Griffiths     Robert,     plumber,    glazier,   and 
painter,  70.},  Parade 

Griffiths  Rt.,  bricklayer.  King  Edward's  rd. 

Griffiths  Samuel,  beerhouse,  170,  Unett  st. 

Griffiths  Sarah,  school,  20,  Sun  st.,  West 

(iriffiths  Sarah,  pork  btchr.,  41,  Pritchett  st 

Griffiths  Thomas,  fishmonger,  Qoh^  Broad 
street,  Islington 

Griffiths  Thomas,  tin  plate  worker ;  house, 
Islington  row 

Griffiths  Thomas,  painter  &  glazier.  Smith- 
field,  and  beerhouse,  266,  Bell  Barn   rd. 

Griffiths  Thomas,  rule  maker,33,  Kenion  st ; 
house,  W arstone  lane 

Griffiths  Mr.  Thomas,  8,  Northwood  street 

GritBths  ^^'illiam,  gun  and  pistol  manufac- 
turer for  home  and  exportation,  123, 
Liverj'  street 

Griffiths  William,  gun  implement  manufac- 
turer, 128,  Sandy  lane 

Griffiths  ^^'illiam,  gun  implement,  nipple, 
and  percussion  maker,  61,  Weaman  st. 

(Griffiths  William,  bone  button  manufac- 
turer, Brueton's  walk,  and  Wallis'  Mill, 
house,  ^\'oodcock  street 

Griffiths  William,  tobacco  dealer,  12,  Gt. 
Russell  street 

Grigg  Samuel,  hay,  corn,  and  straw  dealer^ 
2,  Gas  street 

Grigg  Thomas,  biitcher  and  beerhouse,  1  %Q^ 
Bromsgrove  street 

Grimes  \Villiam,  carpenter  and  jomer  ;  ct. 
10,  Lichfield  street 

Grimbley  Chas.,  wood  trnr.,  Brueton's  walk 

Grimley  Edward,  victualler.  Bell  Inn,  Wood 
street,  Moor  street 

Grimley  Horatio  Nelson,  landlords'  agent, 
registrar  of  births  and  deaths  for  St.  Peter's 
District,  and  clerk  of  St.  Luke's  Chm-ch, 
G5,  Fazcley  street ;  house,  8,  Benacre  st. 

Grimley  James,  beerhouse,  2,  I'rincip  st. 

(irinileyJohn,  beerhouse,  17.  Lr.  Brearley  st 

Grimley  A\illiani,  chair  maker  and  wood 
turner,  Kenion  street 

Grinishaw  lloljort,  wlieeluTight,  court  7» 
William  street,  Nortli 

Grindle  Peter,  tin  ])late  worker.  Market 
hall,  and  167,  High  street.  Deritend 

Grindrod  John,  ^\ln'el\vright  and  retail 
brewer,  60,  Holt  street 

Grinley  Frederick.  ])ost  office  clerk,  240, 
New  .lolni  street,  West 

Grinsell  George,  shoe  maker,  99,  Park  st., 
Bull  ring 

(Irist  .las.,  boot  closer,  18,  Bartholomew  row 

(Jrist  John,  boot  closer,  15,  Jenuen'srow 

Griswold  ^^■illiam,  shoe  maker,  14,  Great 
Hampton  row 


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167 


Groom  John,  tract  depot,  1 85,  Broad  street, 

Islington  ;  h.  Islington  row 
Groom  John,  furniture  broker,  25,  Lower 

Lawley  street 
Groome    Richard,    hammer   and   steel  toy 

maker,  court  6,  Steelhouse  lane 
Grose  \Vni..  hairdresser,  19  C,  Summer  row 
Grosvenor  Martha,  lodgings,  134,  Lionel  st. 
Ground  Thos.,  engine  builder ;  h.  1,  High  st 
Grounds  Charles,  tailor,  14.  Summer  row 
Grout.ige  John,  shopkpr.,  Tt'-.Gt.  Colmorest 
Groutage  John,  packing  box  maker,  court 

77,  Moland  street 
Groutage  Sanmel,  glass  quicker  <fe  bender, 

court  18.  Price  st. ;  house,  Lozells  terrace 
Groutage  Thos.,  gla^ssqkr.,  15,  Henrietta  st 
Grove  Abel,  victualler,  Hope  and  Anchor, 

29,  Ward  street 
Grove  Abel,  com.  agent,  74,  Brearley  st. 
Grove  Benjamin,  victualler  and  brick  maker, 

Darwin  Tavern,  46,  Darwin  street 
Grove  Charles, haberdasher,  1,  Vauxhall  rd. 
Grove  Daniel  Bond  and  Co.,  paper  dealers, 

15H,  Great  Charles  st.,  &  coal  merchants. 

Old  wharf;  house,  60,  Vittoria  street 
Grove  Ellen,  di-ess  maker,  court  14,  Gros- 
venor street,  West 
Grove  Elizabeth,  haberdasher,  Coventry  rd. 
Grove  Edwin,  Esq.,  barrister,  Church  road, 

Edgbaston 
Grove  George,  druggist  and  grocer,  77,  New 

Canal  street 
Grove  James,  wood  engraver  &  letter  press 

printer,  Tays  yard.  Great  Charles  street 
Grove  James,  maltster  and.  hop  merchant, 

165,  Ashted  row 
Grove  James,  gilder,  court  3,  Great  Charles 

street;  h.  105,  New  John  street.  West 
Grove  Jane, periodical dlr.,  13, Sherbournest 
Grove  James,  toy  gilder,  court  3,  Gt,  Charles 

street ;  house,  105,  New  John  st..  West 
Grove  Joseph,  gentleman,  15,  Crescent 
Grove  Richard,  clerk,  88,  Aston  road 
Grove  Mrs.  Ruth,ct.  14,  Grosvenor  st..  West 
Grove  Thomas,  gun  finisher,  Wynn  street 
Grove  William,  snutFermnfr.,  9,  \''auxhall  st. 
Grove  William,  junior,  scale  and  weighing 

machine  manufacturer,  9,  Vauxhall  st. 
Grove  William,  joiner  and  leather  seller, 

115,  Constitution  hill 
Grove  A\'illiam,  brazier  &  tin  plate  worker, 

118,  Wilham  street 
Grove  William,  tailor.  Monument  lane 
Grovenor  Christopher,  hat  mnfr.,  20,  Digbeth 
Grovenor  John,  hat  manufr.,  71,  Dale  end 
Groves  Ann,  ladies'  school,  Heathfield  House 
Groves  Charles,  commission  agent,  Coburg 

place,  Nechells  green 
Groves  Edward, victualler.  Railway  Tavern, 

23,  Manchester  street 
Groves    Edward,    victualler,    St.    George's 

Tavern,  18,  Upper  Tower  street 
Groves  Frederick,  butcher,  130,  Hospital  st. 


Groves  James,  bricklayer,  court  4,  Dale  end 
Groves  Mary,  snuffer  maker,  14,  Ashted  rw 
Groves  Richard,  plumber,  glazier,  &  painter, 

court,  4,  Dale  end 
Groves   Samuel,  britannia  metal  manufac- 
turer, 21,  Great  Barr  street 
Groves  William,  butcher,  painter,  and  gla- 
zier, 63,  Lower  Tower  street 
Groves  William,  engraver,  T6^^  Steelhouse  lu 
Groves  William,  iron  caster,  4,  Digby  street 
Groves  AVilliam,  builder,  Shadwell  street ; 

house.  Villa  street 
Grundy  John,  shoemaker,  160,  Livery  st. 
Grundy  William,  ho^^ier,  <fec.  82,  Bull  street 
Gubbins  Joseph  and  Samuel,  carpenters  and 
bldrs.,  54,  Constitution  hill ;  h.31,  Hallst 
Guest  Mrs.  Ann,  Exeter  place,  Bristol  road 
Guest  Bennet,  butcher,  21,  Bristol  street;. 

house,  Wrentham  street 
Guest  George,  hat  maker,  54,  Livery  street 
Guest    James,    commission  merchant,   66 y 

Summerhill  terrace 
Guest  James,  bookseller  and  stationer,  52, 

Bull  street 
Guest  John,  solicitor,  and  clerk  to  the  new 
county  court,  Waterloo  rooms ;  house,  34, 
Waterloo  street 
Guest  John,  corn  dealer  and  wool  stapler^ 

210,  High  street,  Deritend 
Guest  John  and  William,  gilt  toy  manufac- 
turers, 18,  Hampton  st. ;  h.  140,Hockley  hi 
Guest  Joseph,   boot   and  shoe  maker,  18, 
Spiceal  street,  and  clock  and   gun  case 
maker,  72,  Bath  sti-eet 
Guest  Joseph,  furniture  broker,  53,  Dudley  st 
Guest  Joseph,  spoon,   fork,    and   shoe   lift 

manufacturer,  221,  Bradford  street 
Guest  Rd.,  provision  dealer,  139,  Vauxhall  rd 
Guest  Mr.  Robert  Meers,  IBristol  road 
Guest  Samuel,  shopkeeper,  88,  Camden  st. 
Guest  Thomas,  gemian  silver  and  gilt  chain 

maker,  67,  New  Town  row 
Guest  William,  gentleman,  140,  Hockley  hill 
Guest  William,  clerk  and  periodical  dealer, 

4,  Upper  Mill  lane 
Guest  William,  beerhouse,  26,  Bam  street 
Guggiari  Charles,  wholesale  carver,  gilder, 
looking  glass,  and  picture  frame  manu- 
facturer, (the  trade  supplied,)  25,  Digbeth 
Guidice A  nthony,brace  mkr.,  25,  Edgbaston  st 
Guise  Elizabeth,  miUiner,  61,  Hanley  street 
Gumbley  Henry  and   Co.,   whip,   walking 
stick,   and   cane   manufacturers,    13,    St. 
JMartin's  lane;  house,  ct.  13,  Inge  street 
Gunn  Joseph,  beerhouse,  38^^  Loveday  st. 
Gurney  John,  shopkpr.,  80,  Park  st.  Bullring 
Gutteridge  Miss  Harriet,  Moniunent  lane 
Gutteridge     Thomas,    consulting  surgeon, 

Monimient  lane 
Gwther    Edwin,  builder,  &c. ;   house,   101, 

Ashted  row 
Gwther  Susannah,  milliner,  22,   Waterloo 
place,  Bloomsbury 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Gwynne  Jas.,cabmetmkr.78,  Rarenhurstst 
Gyde   Henry,  engraver  on  jewellery,    52, 

New  John  street,  West 
Hacker  Joseph,  shoe  maker,  53,  William st 
Hacker    Joseph,    jun.,      shoemaker,    25, 

Thorp  street 
Hackney  Mr.  John,  Lozells 
Hackney   Thomas,   vict..    Green   Dragon, 

42,  Lichfield  street 
Hackwood  Joseph,  card  and  ticket  ^vriter, 
208,  Livery  street  I 

Hadden  Thos.,  green  gcr.,  119,  Hampton  sti 
Hadden  Thomas,  chaser;  ct.  1,  Fleet  st.       I 
Haddlcton  Edwd.,  gnn finisher;  c.  5,Snowhl. ! 
Haddleton  \Vm,.   vict.,    and    glass   button 
manufr.,  Black  Swan,  G-i,  Smallbrook  st 
Haddock  Neamiah,  boot  and  shoe  maker, 

58,  Steelhouse  lane 
Haddock   Neamiah,  jun.,    beerhouse    and 

green  grocer,  10,  Gosta  green 
Haddock  Thomas,  green  gcr.,  29,  Allison  st 
Haddon  Chas., brass  founder,  107,Car\er  st 
Haddon  Charles,  accountant,  26,  Summer 

hill  terrace 
Hadduck  Charles,  grocer,  117,  Ashted  row, 

and  1,  Bellmont  row 
Haden  Charles,  cooper;  ct.  4,  Cliveland  st 
Haden  Hannah,  stay  maker,  31,  Legge  st. 
Haden  John,  shopkeeper,  35,  New  Inkleys 
Haden  Samuel,  augur  and  gimblet  manu- 
facturer, 31,  Legge  street 
Hadley   Benjamin    Wellington,    plumber, 

painter,  &c.,  237,  Great  Colmore  street 
Hadley  Edward,  gun  lock,  &c.,  forger,  51, 

New  John  street 
Hadley  James,  coal  dlr.,  14,  Washington  st 
Hadley  John,  vict..  Board,  1,  Sheepcote  st 
Hadloy  John,  victualler,  Castle,52,  Suffolk  st 
Hadley  John  Jph.,  M.R.C.S.  <fe  L.A.C.,  sur- 
geon, 22,  Colmore  row,  <fe  47,  Coleshill  st 
Hadley  Mary  Ann,   wrought  nail  maker, 

226,  Aston  road 
Hadley  Michael,  draggist  and  grocer,    25, 

Navigation  street 
Hadley  Oliver,  saw  repairer  ;  court,  2,  Ed- 
mund street 
Hadloy  Mr.  Thomas,  15,  Islington  row 
Hadley  Tlumias,  j^rocer  and  tea  dealer,  15, 

High  street,  Deritend 
Hadley     Thomas     Nathaniel,     \nctualler, 

Mogul  Inn,  95,  Burthidomew  street 
Hadley  Wm., hair  dresser,  1 1,  Van\hallroad 
Hadley  Mr.  William,  28,  Sand  i)it.s 
Hadley  Wm.,  thimble  maker,  Snowbill  Mills 
Haigh  Benjamin,    stone    mason,    24,    Bar- 
ker street,  Sheepcote  lane 
Hague  Charles,  wood   carver;    court,  234, 

and  house,  .'54,  iUsbop  st..  Moseley  st. 
Hailstone  Charles,  blacksmith,  Saltley 
Hailstone  (ieorge,  engraver;  ct.  39,  Buck- 
ingham st. ;    h.  377,  New  John  st.  West 
Haines  tfe  Arnold,  solicitors    and    clerk.s    to 
the  CommL-^sioners  of  Birmingjumi  Street 
Act,  86,  New  .•street 


Haines  George  Battison,  librarian.  Poly* 
technic  Institution,  Steelhouse  lane 

Haines  James,  brewer  ;  h.  Highfield 

Haines,  James,  Turner,  &  Co.,  brewers,  Al- 
cester  street 

Haines  John,  shoe  maker,  13,  Little 
Charles  street 

Haines  John,  cooper,  20,  William  street 

Haines  Samuel,  Esq.,  Chad  House,  Chadrd 

Haines  Wm.,  solicitor;  h.  Harborne  lodge 

Haining  James,  spirit  merchant  and  tobac- 
conist, 161,  Hockley  hill 

Hainsworth  William,  hairdresser,  28,  New 
Canal  street 

Hairs  James,  bill  poster,  10,  Queen  street 

Hairs  Thomas,  tobacconist,  15,  Queen  st. 

Hairs  William  Thomas,  paper  hanger  and 
shopkeeper,  68,  Bromsgrove  street 

Hakesley  John,  hame  and  chain  manufac- 
turer, 18^,  Smallbrook  street 

Halbeard  George,  papier  machee  manufac- 
turer, cfcc. ;  h.  Guildford  street 

Halbeard  cfe  Wellings,  japanners  and  manu- 
facturers of  fancy  articles  and  tea  trays  in 
papier  machee,  116,  Constitution  hill 

Hale  Benjamin,  blacksmith,  ct.  3S,  ISIoor 
street ;  h.  43,  Park  street 

Hale  Mr.  Thomas,  Villa  road 

Hale  Thomas,  vict.  Galton  Arms  Hotel 
and  New  Vauxhall  Gardens,  Bloomsbury 

Hale  William  <fe  Co.,  grocers,  27,  Snow  hill 

Hales  John,  blacksmith,  Hunter's  lane 

Hales  Richard,  hairdresser,  i  14,  Hampton  st 

Hales  Samuel,  tortoiseshell  card  case,  <fec. 
manufacturer,  Villa  street 

Halfird  Siisan  <fe  Elizabeth,  hosiers,  36, 
Navigation  street 

Halford  Edward,  painter,  177,  Camden  st. 

Halford  Miss  Emma,  12,  Bath  row 

Halfpenny  John,  lapidary,  5,  Vittoria  st. 

Halfpenny  Sarah,  ladies'  school,  143,  Ash- 
ted Parade 

Hall  Benjamin,  cooper,  8,  Livery  street ;  h. 
II,  Russell  street,  St.  Mary's 

Hall  Benjamin,  account  book  manufactr., 
stationer,  bookseller,  and  j)rinter,  71, 
High  street;  h.  24,  Wellington  road 

HallCharles,  chaser  <Sz  repairer,  24,  Great 
Charles  .street 

Hall  Charles  William,  clerk,  Wheeler  st. 

Hall  ICdward,  dealer  in  glass,  lead,  oil,  and 
coloiu-s,  3,  Moat  lane 

Hall  Mi.ss  FMsn,  Villa  road,  Soho  hill 

Hall  Eli/.abeth,  dress  maker,  53.  I'nett  .st. 

Hall  George,  upholsterer  cV:  cabinet  maker, 
furniture  packer  it  remover,  aiiction  sales 
atteudtMl  on  commission,  89.  Broad  street, 
Islington 

Hall  George,  wood  turner;  h.  Benncre  st. 

Hall  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  uj)holsterer, 
and  fiiruiture  dealer,  105,  (it.  Hampton  st 

Hall  Henry,  coml.  trav.,  (ieorgest.,  Lozelli 

Hall  James,  shopkeeper,  175,  Brearley  st.  VV 

Hall  John,  clerk,  224,  New  Town  row 


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169 


Hall  John,  gun,  pistol,  and  rifle  manufac- 
turer, r»0,  I'rincip  st. ;  li.  302,  Siniuiior  In. 
Hall  John,    coach  builder,  (j4,   Steelhouse 

lane  ;  h.  82,  Lovcday  street 
Hall  John,  hoot  t^-  shoe  maker,  129,  Diijheth  [ 
Hall  Joseph,  iron  master,  I  landsworth  village 
Hall  Joseph,  brass  tbnudcr,  ct.  'J,  Branstonst 
Hall  Josepli,  clerk,  ^-i,  Unett  street 
Hall   .loshua,  bricklayer  and  shopkeeper, 

52,  Dartmouth  street 
Hall  Letitia,  beerhouse,  29,  Cliveland  st. 
Hall  Peter,  retail  brewer,  47,  St.  Paul's  sq. 
Hall  Ralph,  gun  finisher,  ct.  1 1,  Lovcday  st. ; 

h.  Aston  road 
Hall  Richard,  dairyman,  32,  Thorpe  street 
Hall  Richard  Hudson,  clerk,  Villa  street 
Hall  Rol>ert,  Ijutcher,  Handsworth  village 
Hall  Samuel,  silversmith,  18.},  Buckingham 

street ;  h.  Snape  street 
Hall  Samuel,  pamibroker,  95,  Cecil  street 
Hall   Samuel,   fniiterer,   Mai-ket  Hall;  h. 

Lady  Well  walk 
Hall  Sarah,  pocket  book  &leather  casema- 

nufr.  ct.4,  Gt.  Charles  st. ;  h.  95,  Cecil  st 
Hall  &  Taylor,  engi*avers  and  copperplate 

printers,  32,  Lionel  street 
Hall  Thomas,  newsvendor  and  tobacconist, 

95,  Lancaster  street 
Hall  Thomas,  beerhouse,  31.  Sherlock  st. 
Hall  Thomas,  butcher,  26,  Paradise  st. 
Hall  Thomas,  chaser  &  repairer,  1,  Edmund 

st. ;  li.  14,  George  street,  Islington  row 
Hall  Thos.,  police  sergt.,  25,  Up.  iNIarshall  st 
Hall  William,  tea  dealer;  house,  26,  High  st 
Hall  William,  green  grocer,  45,   Hanley  st. 
Hall  William,  saddler  and  harness  maker. 

206,  Livery  street 
Hall  William,  landscape  painter,  Hagley  rd. 
Hall  Wra.  Hy.,  engraver  &  printer;  h.  32, 

Lionel  street 
Hall  William,  clerk,  14,  Wynn  street 
Hall  Wm.  Foley,  button  maker;  h.  Lozells 
Hall  William,  clerk,  61,  Temple  place 
Hall  William,  dairyman,  74,  New  York  pi 
Hall  Willam,  glass  toy  manufacturer,  95, 

Northwood  st. ;  h.  1,  Snape  street 
Hall  William,  shopkepr.,  Aston  New  Town 
Hall   William,  jun.,   saddler    and  harness 

maker,  51,  Belmont  row 
Hallam     Benjamin      Atkin,      sub-editor, 

Herald,  Finch  street 
Hallam  Charles,  provision  dealer,  226,  and 

grocer,  213,  Bristol  street 
Hallam  James,  drpr.  and  hsir.,  69,  Dale  end 
Hallam  Robert,  chaser,  Mary  Ann  street ; 

house.  Barker  street.  Hunter's  lane 
Hallam  Thomas,  gun  engraver ;  court,  17, 

Steelhouse  lane  ;  h.  7,  New  John  street 
Hallam  William,  pr\-son.  dlr.,  15,  Bullring 
Halles  Thomas,  eating  house,  10,  Spicealst 
Hallett  Elizabeth,  midwife,  2,  Castle  st. 
Hallgarth  Thomas, bricklayer, 4,  Loveday  st 
Halt  Henry,  brass  founder,  15,  Cardigan  st 


IIaml>lin    James,   victualler.    Crown    and 

Anchor,  21,  New  Thomas  st.,  Coleshill  st 
Hambliu   .lames,   victualler,    Plough   and. 

HaiTow,  18,  High  gate 
Hamilton    Charles,    ^nn  polisher,   etc. ;  1), 

coiurt  6,  Moland  street 
Hamilton  Gilbert,  steam  engine   manufac- 
turer; house,  Hamstead  Villa 
Hamilton  John  Watson,   stock  and   share 

broker,  3,  Ann  st. ;  h.  Balsall  heath 
Hamilton,  Woodward  cfe  Co.,  gun  polishers 

and  hordners,  30,  Whittall  street 
Hamlin  Adam,  brhs.,  69,  Manchester  pi. 
Hamlin  John,  baker,  17,  New  Summer  st. 
Hamlyn  Henry   AVhiting,   corn   and  flour 

dealer  and  baker,  50,  Lombard  street 
Hammond  Eliz.,  straw  liatmkr.,  46,  Bath  st 
Hammond   George   Walker,    painter    and 

broker,  19,  Lower  Temple  street 
Hammond  Rev,  John,  independent,  Hands- 
worth  village 
Hammond  John  Edward,  haberdasher,  36, 

Sun  street.  West 
Hammond  Joseph,  gun  furniture   filer,  20, 

Lower  Brearley  street 
Hammond   Joshua,    land   agent,   suiTeyor 

and  auctioneer,  21,  Waterloo  street;  h. 

Wellington  road,  Handsworth 
Hammond  Mary,  shopkeeper,  48,  Lionel  st 
Hammond  Thomas,  plumber,  glazier  and 

painter,  11,  Bromsgrove  street 
Hammond,  Turner  &  Sons,  button  naanu 

facturers  and  merchants,  100,  Snow  hill 
Hammond  Wm.,  cabinet  maker,  upholsterer, 

and  furniture  broker,  49,  Worcester  st. 
Hannnond  William,  gentleman.  Sand  pits 
Hammond  Wm.,  surgeon,  Handsworth  vlge 
Hamnett  Benjamin,shpkpr.,  25,  Freeman  j-t 
Hamnett   George,  gilt  toy  manufacturer; 

court,  30,  Lower  Tower  street 
Hampton  Charles, beerhouse,  10,  Bathpsge 
Hampton  Thomas  &  Philip,  furniture  bro- 
kers, 35,  Edgbaston  street 
Hampton  Wm.,  button  solderer,  9,  Hanley  st 
Hancock  Elias,  confctner.,  1 17,  Hampton  st 
Hancock    William,    confectioner.    Cuckoo 

buildings,  Nechells  green 
Hancocks  Francis,  shpkpr.,  150,  Moseleyrd 
Hancocks  Oliver,  victualler,  M'aggon  and 

Horses,  14,  Edgbaston  street 
Hancox  Francis,  butcher,  32,  Cottage  lane 
Hancox  Henry,  maltster  <fe  hop  merchant, 

Aston  New  Town 
Hancox  John,  butcher,  91,  High  gate 
Hancox  Richard,  shopkeeper,  31,  Sheep  st. 
Hancox    Thomas,  sheriffs   officer   for  the 

county  of  ^\'arwick,  30,  Temple  street; 

house,  Northfield 
Hancox  Thomas,  french  clog,   patten  tie, 

and  brace  manufacturer,  &  patent  leather 

seller,  4,  Duddeston  row 
Hancox    William,    cabinet  brass    founder, 

court  14,  Camden  street 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Hand  John,  portrait  painter.24,  Lr.Hurst  st 
Ilandlay    EHjali,    cabinet    brass     fotinder, 

Coach  yard,  I3ull  street 
Ilandley  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  45,  Hockley  street 
Ilandley  Josseph,  heavy  steel  toy  and  hani- 

nior  manul'actnrer,  23^  Lancaster  street 
Ilandley  Miss  Mary,  47,  Leamington  teirace 
Ilandley  Thomas,  gentleman,  8,  Richmond 

tenace,  Coventry  road 
Handlcy    Thomas,     railway    guard,     143, 

Great  Erancis  street 
[lands  Caroline,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 

Hlj,  Ileneage  street 
Hands  Charles  White,  house  &  commission 

agent,  11,  Union  pas.;  h.  8,  Prospect  row 
Hands  Davids  victualler,  Vxilcan    Tavern, 

20,  Lower  Fazeley  sti-eet 
Hands  and  Dore,  sleel,  gennan  silver,  and! 

electro  platers,  court  11,  F.dnnmd  street 
Hands  Jacob,  iron  caster,  371,  Summer  lane 
Hands    John,     engineer     and    millwTight, 

Brueton's  walk  ;  lumse,  93,  Belmont  row  ; 
Hands  J(dm,  brass  iounder,   and  manufac- 
turer of  splendid  gilt,  silver,  j^lated,  brass, 

and  every  other  rpiality  of  coflin  furniture, 

H  and  9,  Prospect  row 
Hands  John,  grinder  &'  polisher,  Charlotte 

street  mills  ;  house,  Handsworth 
Hands  Josejdi,    plater,    and  ]>ork  shop,   1, 

ilftnley  street 
Hands  Levi,  giin  and  pistol  manufacturer, 

1(»,  Weaman  street 
Hands  Louisa  cV' Sarah,  school,.'j7,Ashted  row 
Hands  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  57,  Ashted  row 
Hands    Ihomas,    victualler,     and    thimble 

manfclr..  Chequers,  84,  Park  st..  Bull  ring 
Hands  Thomas,  dairyman,  37,  Essingtonst 
Hands   William,   victualler,  Cross   Pistols, 

81),  Slaney  street 
Hands  William, shopkeeper, 74,  Staniforthst 
Handy  Ann,  beerhouse.  38,  Cross  street 
Handy    Charles,     brace    and    bit    maker. 

Green's  village 
Handy  Joseph,  hair  dresser,  Sh,  Coleshill  st 
Han(lyS:iml..rlocl<d'gnncaseniaker,  Lo/ells 
Handy  Thomas,  brace  bit,  auger,  and  giinb- 

let  maker,  court  9,  Howard  place 
Handy  'Iliomas,  painter   and    glazier,   10, 

Carver  street 
Hanh-s  J(dm.eoal,brick.lath,t^'C. merchant, 

Charlotte    street   wharf,    and    victualler, 

Hope  and  Anchor  Inn,  1,  Holland  street   [ 
Hanks.l.dm,  jnn.,  sliopkeej»er,  (5,  Holland  st 
Hanks  Mary, straw  hat  nuiker,  9,Vittoriast 
Hanks     Samuel,    coal     dealer,     Snow    hill 

wbarf ;   boiise,  7,  M<>tt  street 
H  iinksWilliuui,  colli  (healer,  ct.l,  Charlotte  st; 
Hanley  .Iinnes,catb(dic  clerk,  1, St.  Peter'spl' 
Hanley  John,  carpenter  and  joiner,  coiu-t3, 

I  liinley  street 
Hanley  .'losiah,  beerhs.  tt  cari)enter.  Key  hi 
Hanley    Luke,  carjjenter   and   iroiunonger, 

•J,  11  anlev  street 


Hanley  Sarah,  catholic   schoolmistress,  J, 

St.  Peter's  place 
Hanman  William,  grocer,  120,  Hampton  st 
Hanmer  Edward  Henry,  gent.,  66,  Carver  st 
Hanncford  Daniel,  shoe   maker,  IL},  Bell 

street;  house,  Darwin  street 
Hanslow  Peter,  pearl  button  manufacturer, 

C(nirt,  Lr.  Tower  st. ;  h.  48,  Summer  lane 
Hanson  Benjamin,  clerk.  Little  Hill  street 
Hanson  Mrs*.  Betty,  3(j,  Summer  hill  terrace 
Hanson   George,   fancy    steel  toy  maker, 

Cregoe  place.  Bell  Bam  road 
Hanson  Geo.  Baker,  maltster,  New  Inkleys 
Hanson  Hy.  vict.  Bull'sHead,  llI,Molandst 
Hanson  J<dm,  broker  and  goods  remover, 

134,  Lancaster  street 
HansonJohn,vict.Brown  Lion,  28,  Horse  fair 
Hanson  Joseph,  Imtcher,  104,  Coleshill  st. 
Hanson    Richard,   brass    caster,    court,   6, 

Prhicip  street ;  house,  court  4,  Baggot  st. 
Hanson  Thos,,  shoe  maker,  12,  Ileneage  st 
Hapton  Henry,  daiiyman,  244,  Sherlock  st. 
Harbeg  Marj-,  shopkeeper,  41,  Sim  street 
Harber  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  80, 

Ravenhurst  street 
IIarl)lage  Joseph,  professor  of  music,   4G, 

Blucher  street 
Harltorne  My., haberdasher,  10,  Ludtratehill 
Harcourt  Alid.,  brass  founder;  h.  2,  Brook  st 
Harcourt  Charles,  coal  dealer,  Old  wharf; 

house,  8,  Great  Colmore  street 
Harcourt  David,  tribonic  caster,  crank,  and 

sash  chain,  <fec.  maniifacturer,    1,    Little 

Bow  st. ;  house,  Ladywood  lane 
Harcourt  Edward,  victualler,  Malt  Shovel, 

50,  Smallbrook  street 
Harcourt  Edwin,  brass  founder.  Grant  st. 
Harcourt  Miss  Frances,  Lee  bank 
Harcourt  Fdk.,  pawnbroker,  75,  Brearley  st 
Ilarcoiu-t  Mary,  coal  dealer,  '3'3,  Ellis  street 
Harcourt  <fe  Mott,  brass  foimders,  2.  Brook  st 
Harc(mrt  Robert,  merchant ;  h.  Moseley  rd. 
Harcourt  Thomas,  brass  foimder,  Richmond 

terrace.  Sun  street.  West 
Harcourt  A\'illiam  and  Joseph,  brass  found- 
ers, 209,  Bristol  street 
Harcourt    ^^'illiam,   brass   fotinder;  house, 

Balsall  heath  road 
Ilarcourts   and    Stevens,    merchants,   240, 

Bristol  street 
Harding    Elizabeth,  feather  manufacturer, 

22,  Horse  t'air 
Harding  .lolin,  gold  beater, 49,Woodcockst. 
ILirding  .lohn,  clerk,  Phillips  st.,  Aston  brk 
llanling  Thomas,  solicitor.    148,   Moor    st., 

house,  Apsley  bouse,  Wellington  rttad 
Harding  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  98,  Livery  st. 
Harding  Thomas,   jjawnbroker,  50,  Wood- 
I      cock  street 
I  Harding  Thomas  Brassington,    c(dlar  and 

harness  iiiiiker.  Handsworth  village 
Harding  Uilliam  Sextus,  solicitor,  32,  Wa- 
terloo street ;  h.  Copley  Lodge,  Aston 


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171 


Harding  William,  gent.,  lO.'J,  Bloonisbury  pi 
Hardnian  Ann, lodgings,  124,  (it.  Ilaniptoust 
Hardnian  and  lliHe,  button  mannl'actiu'ers, 

3S,  Newhall  street 
Hardnian  John,  button  mnfr. ;  li.  Hunter's  In 
Hardnian   Jobu   and    Co.,    goldsmiths    and 

church  furniture  manufacturers,    llJd,  (It. 

Charles  street ;  li.  St.  John's,  Hunter's  lane 
Hardnian  Mr.  Thomas,  Villa  road 
Hardware  Thos.,  contctnr.,i52,  St.  (George's  st 
Hard  wick  John,  builder  ct  contractor,  239, 

Bradford  street 
Hardwick  William,  butcher,  31,  Snow  hill 
Hardy  Edward,  clerk,  15,  Vyse  street 
Hardy  George,  draper's  assistant.  Spring  st 
Hardy  Henry,  beerhouse,  (30.  Hanley  .street 
Hardy  Jesse,  surgeon,  9J,  Steelhoiise  lane 
HardyJohnI)a\-id,  druggist,  90,Steelliouse  In 
Hardy   Joseph,   fancy   i)aper   stainer,    and 

pasteboard  maker,  170,  Gt.  Hampton  row 
Hare  George,  jewellery  manufacturer,  41, 

Sun  street,  VVest 
Hare  James,  spring  mnfr.  and  machinist, 

Hani-stead  road 
Hare  ^Michael,  joiner  &  bkr.,  37,  Dudleyst. 
Hare  William,  solicitor,  4,    Temple   row, 

West ;  house,  Edgbaston 
Harfield  John,  victualler,  Dog  &  Partridge 

Inn,  47,  Ellis  street 
Harfield  Samuel,  victualler,  Bull's  Head, 

21,  Old  Inkleys 
Harford  Charles   Alfred,    stay   and   corset 

maker,  3,  Cheapside 
Harford    Edwin,  morocco  and  oil  leather 

dealer,  &2,  Smallbrook  street 
Harford   John,  victualler.  Cross   Keys,  9, 

Balsall  street 
Harford  Mr.  John,  34,  Sherlock  street 
Harford  Joseph,  dairyman,  24,  Buck  street 
Hargrave  Mrs.  Hannah,  Sir  Harry's  road 
Hargrove  Charles,  malleable  iron  founder, 

Princip  street ;  h.  Villa  road,  Soho  hill 
Hargrove  Charles,  junior,  assistant  brass 

founder,  Aston  brook 
Hargrove  John,  pearl  button  manufacturer, 

50,  Great  Hampton  street 
Hargrove  Samuel,  brass  founder.   Princip 

street;  house,  Lozells 
Hargrove   Samuel,  junior,  assistant  brass 

founder,  (iower  .street 
Hargrove  William,  iron  caster,  Aston  brook 
Harley  Ann,  bookseller,   Market  hall;  h. 

74,  Ashted  row 
Harley  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Hunter's  lane 
Harley  Henry,  bookseller,  115,  New  sti-eet 

and  3,  Union  passage 
Harley  Roger,  builder,  68,  Summer  lane; 

house,  99,  Upper  Brearley  street 
Harlow  Isaac,  letter  and  bookbinders  tool 

cutter,  l!S7,  Livery  .st. ;  h.  75,  Hockley  st. 
Harlow  Mr.  Job,  233,  Aston  road 
Harlow  Jonathan,  metalic  bedstead  mnfr.; 

bouse,  100,  Park  place,  Coventry  road 


Ilannar  James,  M.  U.C.S.E.  England,  and 

L.  A.  C.  surgeon,  35,  Newhall  street 
H  armer  J  ohu,  lantern  leaf  mkr.  237,Bi.shop  st 
Harper  Mrs.  Ann,  14,  Ryland  place 
Harper  and  Brookes,  wood  screw  forgers, 

court  6,  Bradftml  street 
Harper  and  Day,   wire  workers,  court  82, 

Great  Charles  street 
Harper  Edwin,  shoe  maker,  Gildieath 
Harper  Ellen,straw  hat  mkr.,  38,  Banl)ury  st 
Harper  George,  com.  traveller,  Cobden  pi. 
Harper  Henry,  clerk,  13,  Vittoria  street 
Harper  James    Bradburn,    jeweller,     107, 

Barr  street.  Great  Hampton  row 
Harper  James,  gun,  pistol,  gun  lock,  and 

implement  mnfr.,  85,  Weanian  street 
Harper  James,  shopkeeper,  75,  Hospital  st 
Harper  John,  die  sinker,  20,  Constitution 

hill;  house,  13,  (ireat  Hampton  street 
Harper  Joseph,  wholesale  provision,  butter, 

bacon,  and  egg  factor,  89,  Bloomsbury 
Harper  Joseph,   commercial  traveller,  13, 

Vauxhall  grove 
Harper  Jose])li,  vv^ood  screw  forger ;  house, 

1,  Fordrough  street 
Harjjer  and  Moore,  manufacturers  of  casting 

pots,  clay  retorts,  fire   bricks,  <fec.,    and 

clay  merchants,  2,    Crescent   wharf;   J. 

Pountney,  agent 
Harper  Nathan,  box  and  ivory  rule  maker, 

Brighton  place 
Harper  Mr.  Richard,  5,  Smith  sti-eet 
Harper  Richard,  shoe  maker  and  leather 

seller,  13,  Great  Hampton  .sti-eet 
Harper  Samuel,  gun,  pistol,  rifle,  and  all 

kinds  of  gun  implement  mnfr.,  2,  N  ewton  .st 
Harper  Thomas  Francis  George,  shoe  mkr., 

23,  Union  passage 
Harper  Thomas,  hair  dresser,  2,  Bell  street 
Harper    Thomas,  junior,   hair  dresser,  27, 

Balsall  street 
Harper  Timothy,  slater,  57,  Hockley  street 
Harper  Wni.,  wire  wkr. ;  h.  Lady  wood  grove 
Harper  William,  (late   V/m.    Lakin,)  hard 

and  soft  wood  turner,  Darwin  street ;  h. 

88,  Cheapside 
Harper  Wm.,  vict..  Old  Rodney,  51,  Hill  st. 
Haniman  John,  manufacturer  of  improved 

steam  &  other  pressure  guages,  barome- 
ters, thermometers,  surgical  syringes,  and 

every   description   of   philosophical    and 

mathematical  instruments,  58,  Church  st. 
Harrington  Thos., car  proprictor,75,  A.stonst 
Hams  Alfred,  gun  barrel  maker;   house, 

Phillip's  street,  Aston  New  Town 
Han-is  Abraham,  old  clothes  dealer,  Peck  In 
Harris  Abraham,  tailor,  12,  Bath  passage 
H  aiTisBenjamin,  jeweller,72,(i  t.ll  amptoii  .st 
Harris  Bernard  11.,  metal  dealer,  bras.-?  and 

bell  founder,  and  cock  manufacturer,  198, 

Livery  street ;  h.  193,  Camden  terrace 
Harris  and  Co.,  dispen.sing  and  operative 

chemists,  9,  Bull  ring 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Harris  Brothers,  £?un  brl.  mkrs.,  Bullock's  ml 
Harris  Eliz..  shopkeeper,  18,  Duddeston  row 
Harris  Emily,  dress  maker,  St.  A'incent  st. 
Harris  Francis,  gnn  finisher,   Price  street; 

house,  Lozells  terrace 
Harris  Frederick,  solicitor,  &  to  the  Birming- 
ham and  midland  counties  freehold  land 

and  to  the  Birmingham  freeholders'  build 

ing  societies,  59,  Bath  street 
HaiTis    George    Winter,    manufacturer    of 

britannia  metal  goods,  1 48,  Bromsgrove  st 
Harris  George,  lodgings,  56,  Ann  street 
Harris  George,  retail  brewer,   20^,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Harris  Hannali,  ])aper  dealer.  2,  Aston  rd. 
Harris  Henry,  landscape  painter,  Frederick 

street,  Edgbaston 
Harris  Henry,  tuilor,  4,  Edgliaston  street 
Harris  fsaac,  broker,  32.^,  Dudley  street 
Harris  James,  lock  and  whitesmith,  bell- 
hanger,  &c.,  43,  and  eating  house,  129, 

Hampton  street 
Harris  James,  blacksmith,  30,  Bristol  street 
Harris  iNIrs.  Jane,  179,  Camp  hill 
Harris  Mr«.  Jemima,  Ebenezcr  terrace 
Harris  Mr.  John,  Ilamstead  row 
Harris  John,  gun  barrel  mkr. ;  h.  Brearley  st 
Han-is  John,  coal  merchant,  Bordesley  street 

wharf;  hoase.  Haycock  green,  Yardley 
Harris  John,  furnitme  broker,   118,  Great 

Hampton  street 
Harris  John,  tailor,  7~>,  St.  INIartin  street 
Harris  John,  attorney's  clerk,  Grant  street 
Harris  Joseph,  vict.,  and  manfr.  of  WTought 

hinges,  l)ox  and  trunk  clijjs,  <fcc.,  White 

Swan,  10,  Little  Charles  street 
Harris  Joseph,  draper,  &c.,  88,  Bull  street 
Harris  Mr.  Joseph,  John  st.,  Hunter's  lane 
Harris  Jj)h.,  fm-uiturebrkr.,  29,Worcester  st 
Harris  Josejdi,  beerhouse,  19,  Chnrlotte  st 
Han-is  Joseph,  carpenter,  22,  Holt  street 
Harris  Joshua,  secretary.  New  Union  Mill 

C'om])any;  h.  9,  Lee  crescent 
Harris  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  221,  Gt.  Colmorest 
Hnrris   Philij),   wholesale  druggist;   house, 

Biilsall  Cottage,  Bristol  road 
Harris  and  Pierce,  disjxmsing  and  operative 

chemists,    9,    l?ull   ring,    and    wliolcsale 

dmggisls,  140,  Digbetli 
Harris  Rice,  glass  and  alkali  nuinufacturer, 

Islington    Works,    Shecpcote    street;    h. 

Cam])den  Lodj^e,  IIarl)orno  road 
Hiin-is   Ruth  and   Sarah,   shawl   and  glove 

cleaners,  St.  Vincent  street 
Harris  Saml.,  corn  dlr.,  At.  ;  h.4,  Howard  st 
Ilairis  Sanil.,  conlrftiinicr.  /)8,  Lancaster  st 
Harris    Samuel,  jajjan  button  finisher,  42, 

llatchctt  street 
Harris  Thonuis,  dairyman,  34,  Molt  street 
Han-is  Thomas,  victiialU'r,   Bull  cfe  Beggar, 

3,  Thomas  street,  DaUMMid 
Harris  '1  hos„  carjiet  merchant,  ujdiolsterer, 

and  cabinet  maker,  9,  New  street;  house, 

llighfield  House,  llarboruc 


Harris  Thomas,  grocer,  81,  Cheapside 
Harris    Thomas,   victualler.    New    Market 

Tavern,  50,  Worcester  street 
Harris  Thomas,  bagatelle  table  maker,  67, 

Tennant  street 
Hanis  Thomas,  gun  barrel  maker ;  house, 

94,  Great  Russell  street 
Harris  Wm.,  cabinetmaker,  67,  Tennant  st 
Harris    AMlliam,    bookseller,    binder,    and 

printer,  197,  High  street,  Deritend 
Harris  William,  clerk,  Harborne  road 
Harris  ^^'illiam,  gun  cfe  pistol  manufacturer, 

house,  38,  Great  Hampton  street 
Harris  William,  blacksmith  and  farrier,  1, 

Windmill  street 
Han-is  \\illiam,  green   grocer,    125,   High 

street,  Bordesley 
Han-is  William  and  Son,  seedsmen  and  corn 

dealers.  57,  Snow  hill 
Han-is  William,  architect;  h.  32,  Sand  pits 
Harrison  Mr.  Alexander,  sen.,  Finch  street 
Harrison  Alexander,  solicitor,    8,  Edmund 

street ;  house.  Finch  street 
Harrison  Amy  Jane,  shopkpr.,  31,  Bath  st. 
Harrison  Ann,  farmer.  Hill  Farm,  Edgbaston 
Harrison  Anthony,  agent,  gas  light  compa- 
ny, Mitchley  Cottage,  Edgbaston 
Harrison  Benjamin,  boot  and  shoe  maker, 

13,  Latimer  street.  South 
Harrison  Charles,  gentleman,  Monument  In 
Harrison  Chas.,  shoe  maker, 24,  Freeman  st 
Harrison  Charles  Henry,  nru-sery  <fe  seeds- 
man. Holly  Nursery,  Hagley  road 
Harrison  Edward,  grocer  &  druggist ;  house, 

1,  Easy  row 
Harrison  Edward,  marine  store  dealer,  69, 

Livery  street 
HaiTison  Edwin  Albert,  solicitor,  31, Water- 
loo street;  house,  Heathfield  road 
Harrison  Edwin,  grocer,  209,  Aston  road 
Harrison  Elizabeth,  plumber,  glazier,  and 

painter,  42,  Bromsgrove  street 
Harrison  Frederick,  plumber,  painter,  &c. ; 

court  12,  Allison  street 
HaiTison  George,  gent.,  70,  North  wood  st. 
Harrison    George,     victualler,     Clarendon 

Hotel,  1,  Temple  street 
Hnrrison    Henry  and    Josej)!!,    goldsmiths, 

jewellers,  gilt  toy,  and  real  jet  ornament 

manufacturers,  4,  Howard  street 
Harrison  Henry,  goldsmith,  jeweller,  &c. ; 

house,  Soho  hill 
Harrison  Hy.,  baker  &  confectr.,  Hagley  rd 
Harrison  Hy.,  beerhs.,  39,  John  st.  Dale  end 
Harrisim   Henry,  victualler  and   engraver, 

Mitre,  40,  Moor  street 
Harrison  James,  nuinufacturer  of  eyelets, 

l)e(l    sacking    and  ship   eyelets,    weavers' 

mails,  gilt  toys,  A-c.  !!)(.),  New  Town  row 
Han-ison  James,  coal  dlr.,  Icknield  st.,  Eiust 
Harrison    .lames,    copper-jilate   printer,    6, 

I^artholomew  row 
1 1  arrisou  J  ames,  wrought  nail  manufacturer, 

5,  Ludgate  liill 


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173 


HaiTisou  Ji)hu,  retail  brewer  and  {general 

carrier,  12,  IJridjjo  street,  Uroad  street 
Han-ison  John,  hook  and  eye  inaiiulacturer, 

12,  Hampton  street 
Harrison  John,  gun  stocker,  73,  Batli  st. 
Harrison  John,  bone  grinder,  Lichlield  JNlill ; 

house.  Old  Cross  street 
Harrison  John,  fire  iron  manufacturer,  ct., 

9,  North  wood  street 
Harrison  J  tdin,  saddler  it  portmanteau  mkr. 

2,  Ann  street 
Harrison  John, metal  dlr.,  2G,  Lr.  Lawley  st 
Harrison  John,  gi-ocer,  ^3,  Navigation  st. 
Harrison  John,  bellows  mfr.,  40,  Fazeley  st. 
Harrison  John,  furniture  broker  <fc  gimblet 

maker,  189,  tapper  Windsor  street 
Harrison  Joseph,  secretary  to  the  Birming- 
ham Gas  Light  Co. ;  h.  Mitchley  Cottage, 

Edgbaston 
Harrison  Joseph,  goldsmith,  jeweller,  &c. ; 

house,  jMayfield  House,  Heathfield  road 
Harrison  Joseph,   rope   and   twine   mnfr., 

Edward  street,  Palmer  street 
Harrison  INIr.  Joseph,  66,  Garrison  lane 
Harrison  Peter,  shopkeeper,  66,  Sufiblk  st. 
Harrison  Rosetta,  milliner  &c.,  100,  Dart- 
mouth street 
Harrison  Robert,  cloth  cap  mkr.,  20,  Tonk  st. 
Harrison  Samuel,  beer  engine  mnfr.,  and 

zinc  worker,  52,  Park  street.  Bull  ring 
Harrison  Samuel,  die  tm^ner  and  press  tool 

maker,  2,  Brearley  street.  West ;  house. 

Red  House  Tavern,  New  John  st.,  West 
Harrison   Samuel,  coal  dealer,    174,    New 

John  street,  West 
Harrison  Sarah,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 

340,  Summer  lane 
Harrison  &  Scott,  gcrs.  &  dgsts.,  1,  Easy  row 
Harrison  Spencer,  hardware  dlr.,  33,  Digbeth 
Harrison  I'heophilus,  weavers  mail  mnfr., 

7,  New  John  street 
Harrison  Thomas,  assistant  secretary  and 

collector  for  the  licensed  victuallers'  as- 

sylum,  Sun  street,  West 
Harrison  Thomas,  victualler  &  coal  mchnt,, 

Rose  and  Crown,  Trent  street 
Harrison  Thomas,  bone  and  marine  store 

dealer,  13,  Aston  street 
Harrison  Thomas,  butcher,  82,  Livery  st. 
Harrison  Thomas,  butcher,  63,  Snow  hill 
Harrison  Thomas,  music  &  musical  instru- 
ment warehouse,  30,^,  Colmore  street 
Harrison  Mr.  Thomas^  Bristol  road 
Harrison  Thomas  &  Samuel,  coal  mchnts., 

Bordesley  street  wharf  ;  house,  Trent  st. 
Harrison  William,  japanner  and  tin  plate 

worker,  44,  Fisher  street ;  h.  Hall  Green 
Harrison  Wm.,  painter  &c.,  26,  Warstone  In. 
Harrison  Wm,,  haberdasher,  35,  Caroline  st 
Hanisou  Wm.,  jeweller;  h.  42,  Barrst.  West 
Harrison  ^^'illiam,  box  and  ivory  rule  mnfr., 

394,  Summer  lane 
Harrison  William,  farmer.  Grinding  stone  In. 


Harrod  (J  eorge,  tuner  &  repairer  of  organs  & 

piano-fortes,  1,  Hunter's  vale,  Ilnnter'slu. 
Ilarrod  Thomas,  organist  tfe  teacher  of  the 

piano-forte,  1,  Hunter's  vale,  Hunter's  In 
Ilarrold  Miss  Elizabeth  Bach,   George  st., 

Islington 
Ilarrold  Elizabeth,  vict.,  Tiuk's  Head,  56^ 

Edgl)aston  street 
Harrold  Frederick  William,  merchant,  35^ 

Edmund  street ;  h.  George  st.,  Islington 
Harrold  Robert,  comb  mnfr.,  toy,   cutlery, 

and  brush  dealer,  23,  Balsall  street 
Han-op  James,  gun  stocker,  99,  New  John 

street.  West 
Hart  Abraham,   heavy   steel  toy  grinder, 

Park  road,  Nechells  green 
Hart  Mrs.  Ann,  10,  St.  Martin's  place 
Hart  Frederick,  shopkpr.,  33,  Lower  Hurst  st. 
Hart  George,  carpenter,  court  4,  Horse  fair 
Hart  Mr.  George,  20,  Hall  street 
Hart  George,  beerhouse,  Bloomsbm-y  st. 
Hart  Henry,  retail  brewer,  Cattle's  grove, 

Nechells  green 
Hart  Henry,  gun  and  pistol  manufacturer, 

54,  New  Canal  street 
Hart  James,  clerk,  43,  Summer  hill  terrace 
Hart  Lewis,  tailor  &  clothier,  64,  Staflbrd  st 
Hart  Maiy  Ann  and  Emma,  straw  bonnet 

makers,  51,  Fazeley  street 
Hart  Miss  Olivia,  Temperance  terrace 
Hart  Mrs.  Sarah,  Park  place,  Nechells  gn. 
Hart  Thomas  James,  gun  barrel,  and  bag 

maker,  8,  Lench  street 
Hart  Thomas,  jewellery  manufactTU"er,  165, 

Bromsgrove  street 
Hart  William,  hosier,  51,  Fazeley  street 
Hart  William,  engraver  and  letter  cutter, 

1,  Whittall  street 
Hartell  Edwin,  coal  dlr.,  84,  Buckingham  st. 
Hartford   and  Bristol  brass  company,  23, 

Congreve  street ;  Edward  Barker,  agent 
Harthill  John,  shoe  maker.  Stoke  street 
Hartliill  Joseph,  shoemaker,  145,  Camden  st 
Harthill  William,  shoe  maker,  55,  Suffolk  st 
Hartland  Richard,  wood  and  ivory  turner, 

27,  Stafford  street 
Hartland   William,  gas  bm'uer  mnfr.    and 

beerhouse,  101,  Suffolk  street 
Hartland  William,  wood  turner  and  button 

mnfr.,  Moores  row  ;  h.  14,  Floodgate  st. 
Hartle  Samuel,  carpenter  and  builder,  171, 

Bristol  sti'eet 
HartleWra.,  clerk,6,  Montpelierpl.  Bristolrd 
HartleyAnn,  eatinghse.,20,  Duddeston  row 
Hartley  Charles  James,  accountant's  clerk, 

92,  Camden  street 
Hartley   Rev.    John,    wesleyan    minister, 

Aston  Brook 
Hartwright  William,  dyer,  64,  Aston  st. 
Harvey  David,  butcher,  102,  Bradford  st, 
Harvey  Edward,  gun  maker,  97,  Barr  st.  W 
Harvey  Elizabeth,  victualler.  White  Swan, 

1,  Islington  row 


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BIRMINGHAM    i^LPH AliETlCAL    LIST. 


Harvey  Francis,  pearl  button  maker,  ct.  3, 

Upper  \\'indsor  street 
Harvey  Francis,  butcher,  110,  Hockley  hill 
Harvey  George,  gun  finisher,  29,  Slaney  st. 
Harvey  Hy.  conil.  trav.  09,  liroad  st. Islington 
Harvey  Henry,  clerk,  Icknield  square 
Har\-ey   James,    grocer   and   druggist,   57, 

Hampton  street 
Harvey  John,  grocer  <fe  tea  dlr.,  26,  New  st 
Harvey  John,  fire  iron  mkr.,  16,  Moseleyrd 
Har\-ey  John,  sword  manufacturer, 40,  High 

street,  Deritend 
Harvey  John,  cryer,  16,  Northwood  street 
Harvey  Josej)h,  beerhouse,  33H,  Small  heath 
Han^ey  Logan,  druggist,  97,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
Harvey  Richard,  shopkeeper,  2,  Norfolk  st. 
Harvey  Richard,  clerk,  Lee  crescent 
Harvey  Robert,  beerhouse,  5,  Cheapside 
Harvey  Kbt.,  lapidary,  c.  1.5,  Gt.  H.  mjjton  st 
Harvey  Samuel,  gold  and  silver  guard  chain 

manufacturer,  bO,  Caroline  street 
Harvey    Thomas,   whip  thong  maker,  63, 
New  Town  row  ! 

Harvey  William,  wheeluTight,  69,  Aston  st 
Harvey  William,  carpenter,  5,  Legge  street 
Harvey  William,  clerk,  Great  Charles  st. 
Harvey  A\'illiaui.  pun)p  maker,  ct.  8,  Moorst 
Harward  Richard,  silver  jdate  ware  mauu- 

factiu-er,  ct.  16,  Bromsgrove  street 
Harvvood  Charles,  gardener,  Lozells 
Harwood  Thos.,  plater  f)n  steel,  german  sil- 
ver, and  silver  plated  ware  manulir.,  13, 
Mount  street ;  h.  Heathfield  road 
Harwood  M'illium,  grocer,  Lee  Bank  road 
Haseler  John,  manager,  Regent  row 
Haseler  GeorgeCarter.  jeweller,  6,  Regentrw 
Haseler  Wm.,  clerk,  Barker  st.,  Htmter'sln. 
Haskett  Robert,  plumber,  glazier,  painter, 
beer  machine  maker,  &  paper  hanger,  87, 
Great  Charles  street,  tt  104,  Snow  hill 
Haskow  AVilliani,  clerk,  \'auxhall  road 
Haslam  George,  grocer  &  provision  dealer, 

23,  Ilnrst  .street 
Haslam  .1  (dm,  ink  tt  blacking  manufacturer, 

60,  Hurst  street 
Haslctt    A\'illiam,   vict.,  Caldthorpc  Arms, 

77..  Bath  row 
Hasluck   Haniel  Sidney,  merchant;  hou.se, 

Woliington  road,  Handsworth 
Hasbuk  Frederick,  American  merchant;  h. 

Ilantlsworlli  House 
Hasluck   Richard  tk  Sons,  American  mer- 
chants. 17,  St.  Paul's  scpiare ;  h.   Hands- 
worth  House 
H assail  James,  .shoemaker,  Hamstead  row 
liassall  Margaret,  vict.  >\'ellington  Tavern, 

212,  Hrislol  street 
H assail    ^\'illiaul,   whip    ornament  maker, 

42J,  Newhall  st. ;  h.  Hamstead  row 
Hastie  Robert,   shoeing  smith   and  farrier, 

lland.sworlb  village 
Hastings  George,  tailor,  142,  Hencage  st. 


Hastings  Thos.  manufr.  of  brace,  belt,  shoe, 
garth,  6:  all  other  kinds  of  webs,  braces, 
belts,  trowser  straps,  &c.  27  &  28,  Char- 
lotte street;  h.  Po])e  street 

Haswell  John  Partis,  law  &  general  book- 
seller, printer,  stationer,  and  repository 
for  the  British  and  Foreign  Bible  Society, 
52,  New  street 

Hatch  Samuel,  accountant,  2,  ^Nlinorics ;  h, 
102,  Bloomsbury  place 

Hateley  George,  pistol  finisher,  ct.  10,  Sum- 
mer In.  tk  .shopkeeper,  50,  Lower  Tower  st 

Hateley  John,  beerhouse,  1,  Henn  street 

Hatfield  Chas.,  beerhouse,  26,  New  John  st 

Hatfield  M'illiam  ,  sword  scabbard  maker, 
court  163,  High  street,  Deritend 

Hatfield  William,  tailor,  Birmingham  heath 

Hathaway  Rhoda,  school,  103,  jNIott  street 

HathawayU'illiam.  jewellery  manufacturer, 
59^,  Constitution  hill;  house,  Rylandroad 

Hattawaj-  Francis,  victualler.  Lamb  dc  Flag, 
12,  John  street.  Dale  end 

Hattersley  George,  steel  toy  polisher,  Cam- 
bridge street ;  house.  Lower  Marshall  st. 

Hattersley  Samuel,  steel  toy  pol:.sher,  Lich- 
field mill ;  house,  court  11,  Suffolk  street 

Hatton  Jane,  beerhouse,  17,  Benacre  street 

Hatton  Edward,  manufacturer  of  wrought 
and  cast  iron  chests,  closet.s,  book  cases, 
doors  and  frames,  iron  bedsteads,  tables, 
gates,  palisading,  and  builders'  ironwork, 
133,  William  street 

Hatton  John,  jeweller,  94,  Unett  street 

Haviland  Thomas,  joiner,  57,  Cregoe  st. 

Hawker  Charles,  picture  dlr.  tV-c,  Bristol  rd. 

Hawkes  Benjamin,  perfumer,  <fcc.;  h.  13, 
New  .street 

Hawkes  Edward,  tobacconist,  39,  Broad  st 

II  awkes  Francis,  blank  tray  ik  waiter  manufr 
127,  Livery  st. ;  h.  Gower  pi.  Wheeler  st. 

Hawkes  and  Franklin,  wig  makers,  jierfima- 
ers,  bird  tt  animal  preservers,  4,  New  st. 

Hawkes  Henry, .solicitor,  1,  Insurance  build- 
ings; house.  Milton  ^'illas 

Hawkes  John,  shoemaker,  Lower  Hurst  st 

Hawkes  John  and  A\'iiliam,  merchants  and 
factors,  82,  Lombard  street 

Hawkes  and  \\allinglon,  perfumers,  hair 
cutters,  and  tov  merchants,  13,  New  st. 

Hawkes  William,  merchant ;  h.  tireenway 
t<MTaee,  Coventry  road 

Ha\vk«-s  Win.,  clothes  brkr.66,  Lichfield  st. 

Hawkes  Wm.,  wood  turner, ct.  37,  Allison  st. 

Hawkes  William,  iron  founder.  d:c. ;  h.  7, 
Caltliorpe  street 

Ilawkesford  Daniel,  schoolmaster,  94,  L^p- 
])er  Tower  strei't 

Ilawkesford  and  Birch,  bakers  and  flour 
(U'alers,  42,  Snow  hill 

1 1  a wkesford  ( J  e»  »rge,  surgeon,  239,  Bri-tol  st. 

Ilawkesford  James,  spectacle  maker,  368, 
Suuuuer  lane 

Ilawkesford  J  ame.s,  baker,  68,  Smallbrook  st 


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Ilawkcsfonl  Jmnc?',  lapidary,  3-2,  Monnt  at. ; 
lion.se,  24.  Albion  street 

Hawlcesford  .Tolni.  lotter  cutter  tfc  engraver, 
court,  6,  Bath  street;  house,  Ijegjje  st. 

Ilawkesford  .John,  stnipr..ct.7,  Henrietta  st 

Ilawkesl'ord  Joseph,  cork  cutter,  2,  Freeman 
street,  and  vict..  Hen  and  Chickens,  34, 
Lower  Dartmouth  street 

llawkesford  .Ios<>ph,  baker,  8,  Dale  end 

HawkesfordThos.,  tailor,  IIG,  Lancaster  st. 

llawkesford  Thos.,  crpnlr.,  .*K)S,  Summer  In. 

Ilawkestbrd  Wm.,  baker,  2L  .Jamaica  row 

Hawkestbrd  Wm..  baker;  h.  lOS,  Bristol  st. 

Hawkestbrd  William,  cabinet  maker,  5o, 
Lancaster  street 

Hawkesford  William  Henry,  gun,  &c.  en- 
graver, 373,  Simimer  lane 

Hawkeswood  John,  plumber,  glazier,  and 
painter,  75,  llaveuhiu'st  street 

Hawkesworth  William,  victualler,  Vyse 
Anns,  99,  Tennant  street 

Hawkesworth  Henry,  tobacco  pipe  mnfctr., 
ct.  26,  New  Canal  st. ;  h.  ct.  17,  Park  st. 

Hawkesworth  George,  manager,  Charlotte 
street  gun  works;  house,  32,  Nelson  st.,W. 

Hawkins  James,  manufacturer  of  w'indow 
blind  roller  ends,  court  3,  Duddeston  row 

Hawkins  James,  solder  mnfr.,  18,  Adderleyst 

Hawkins  John,  bolt  and  screw  maker,  22, 
Princip  street;  house,  Carpenter's  road 

Hawkins  John.brasscstr.,ct.tS,Duddestonrw 

Hawkins  John,  wire  worker  and  weaver; 
house,  06,  Ravenhurst  street 

Hawkins  John,  butcher,  6.  Phillip  st., High  st 

Hawkins  Jph.,shoe  mkr.,82,  Constitiition  hi 

Hawkins  Leonard  Richard,  grocer,  33,  Edg- 
baston  street 

Hawkins  Mrs.  ^Taria,  Plough  <fe  Harrow  In 

Hawkins  Patrick,  shopkeeper,  9S,  Park 
street.  Bull  ring 

Hawkins  Samuel,  shopkeeper,  6,  Wharf  st. 

Hawkins  Samuel,  bricklayer,  3,  Meriden  st 

Hawkins  Thomas  Pinfold,  manufacturer  of 
wire,  wire  gauze,  fenders,  (fee,  Little  Can- 
non street ;  house,  Hagley  road 

Hawkins  ^^'ilHam,  coach  harness  plater, 
court,  70,  Buckingham  street 

Hawksworth  Geo.. clerk,  19, George  st.West 

1 1  awley  Jas., temprnc.  hotel,  65,  Newhail  st. 

Hawley  James  &  Thomas,  brush  manufac- 
turers, 181,  Bromsgrove  street 

Hawley  Thos.,  brush  mnfr.;  h.Belgrave  st. 

Hawley  William,  giui  stock  varnisher  and 
french  polisher,  court,  1  j,  Whittall  street, 
and  retail  brewer,  18,  Buckingham  st. 

Hawthorn  John,  brass  founder,  141,  Bath  rw 

Hau-tin  Edward,  grocer,  62,  Pinfold  street 

Hawtin  Richard,  grocer  «fe  provision  dealer, 
58,  Cheapside 

Haycock  Edward  Samuel,  &  Co.,  manufac- 
tiu-ersof  mathematical  instruments,  mea- 
suring tapes,  box  and  ivory  rules,  40, 
Woodcock  street 


Haycock  George,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  43, 

Cireat  Colmore  street 
Haycock  John,  snuffer  mnfr.,  ct.,  2,  Fox  st. 
Ilaycraft  Josejdi.  advertising,  newsvending, 

and  periodical  agent.  26  Lee  Crescent 
Haycraft  Samuel,  agent,  26,  Lee  Crescent 
Haycroft  Sanmel,  gentleman.  Spring  st. 
Hayday  AVilliani.beer  lis., 91,  New(Janal  st. 
Ilayden  I^lizabeth,  Aston  Infant  school  mis- 
tress ;  house.  Guest  street 
Ilayden  Emma,  Aston  National  schoolmis- 
tress ;  house,  (Juest  street 
Ilayden  Henry,  jeweller,  Richard  street 
Haydon  William,  car  proprietor,  Aston  rd. 
Hayes  Edward,  cooper,  .32,  Ludgate  hill ;  h. 

86,  Constitution  hill 
Hayes  Eliz.,  green  grocer,  46,  Steelhouse  In. 
Hayes  Henry,  bf^er  house,  Bloomsbury 
Hayes  Isaac,  hinge  mnfr,,  142,  Hampton  st 
Hayes  John,  boot  &  shoe  maker  &  leather 

seller,  20,  Lower  Priory 
Hayes   John,  patten  and  clog  maker,   14, 

William  street  and  Market  hall 
Hayes  John  Boon,  surgeon,  43,  Newhail  st. 
Hayes  John,  glass  and  emery  paper  maker, 

court,  7,  Inge  street 
Hayes  John,  beer  house,  23,  Barford  street 
Hayes   Joseph,   green   grocer,    36,    Lower 

Brearley  street 
Hayes  Richard,  jeweller,  12,  Unett  sti'eet 
Hayne  Henry,  grocer,  83,  Holloway  head 
Haynes  Henry,  grocer,  218,  Ash  ted  row 
Haynes  Henry,  school,  13,  Grosvenor  st.  W. 
Haynes  James,  clerk,  39,  Montpelier  street 
Haynes  James,  light:  steel  toy  maker,  28, 

Staniforth  street 
Haynes  James,  Venetian  blind  &  toy  maker, 

12,  Old  Meeting  street 
Haynes  John,  lunbrella  mlcr.,  54,  Suffolk  st 
Haynes  Rebecca,  milliner,  137,  Camden  st. 
Haynes  Robert,  wood  turner,  ct.  3,  Essex  st 
Haynes  Sarah,  confectr.,  4,  Grosvenor  st.W. 
Haynes   Thomas,    and    Co.,    carriers,    3S, 

Bartholomew  street;  W.Dicken,  agent 
Haynes  William  Bullock  Dutteridge,  sad- 
dlers' ironmonger,  &c. ;  h.  WestBromwich 
Haynes  James,  beer  house,  98,  Spring  hill 
Hayward  Charles,  boot  maker,  3,  Rather- 

ham's  buildings 
Hayward   George,   professor  of  music,  82, 

Albion  street 
Hayward  James,  bricklayer,  and  Matilda, 

stay  maker,  19,  Pershore  street 
Hayward  John,  &  Co.,  coffee  dealers  and 

roasters,  6,  Livery  street 
Hayward  John,  coach  bldr.  I13|,  Coleshillst 
Hayward  Joseph,  shoemaker,  104,  Mott  st 
Hayward  Joseph,  baker,  54,  Benacre  st. 
Hay\vard Thos., haberdshr., 207,  Heneage  st 
Hayward  William,  hosier,  109;  haberdasher 

and  fancy  trimming  depot,  106,  Bull  st; 

h.  2,  Sussex  place,  Bristol  road 
Hayward  Wm.,  shopkpr.,  275,  Bradford  st. 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


I layvvardWilliam,  bricklayer  &  shopkeeper, 

1,  lirearley  street,  West 
Haywood  Charles,  cooper,  Stafford  st. 
Haywood  David,  shoj)kr.,  19,  Shad  well  st. 
Haywood  Mrs.  Harriet,  Vy.se  street 
Haywood   Henry,  wheelwright  and  smith, 

187,  Broad  street;  house,  7,  Brasshouse 

passage,  Broad  street, Islington 
Haywood  James,  solicitor  ;  h.  Hagley  road 
Haywood  James,  stone  mason,  com^t,  17, 

Bishopgate  street 
Haywood   James,  gentleman,  Phillip's  st. 

Aston  brook 
Haywood  Joseph,  casting  mould  maker,   1, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Haywood  Jose]>h,  grocer  &  provision  dealer, 

50,  Constitution  bill 
Haywood  Mary,  brass  fishing  reel  manufac- 
turer, 137.  Bath  row 
Haywood  Pharoah,  clerk,  Wilton  st. 
Haywood  Rebecca,  shopkr.,  236,  Heneagest 
Haywood   Samuel,  casting  mould  maker, 

Hamstead  row 
Haywood  Saml.,  shopkr.,  66,  St.  Martin  st. 
Haywood  Thomas,  pearl  button  maker,  ct. 

20,  Constitution  hill 
Haywood  <fe  Webb,  solicitors,  37, Temple  st 
Haywood  William,  gentleman,  48,  Summer 

hill  terrace 
Haywood    William,  furniture   broker,  174, 

Tennant  street 
Haywood  Wm.,  hair  dresser,  23,  Livery  st. 
Haywood  William,  druggist  and  grocer,  69, 

Constitution  hill 
Hazell  Thomas,  stone  and  wood  carver,  56, 

Suffolk  street 
Hazelton  Wm.,  carpenter,  20,  Branston  st. 
Hazelwood  Wm.,  .shoe  maker,  28,  Carver  st. 
Hazeldine  James,  grocer,  provision  dealer, 

and  l)aker,  Philip's  street,  Aston  brook 
Head  J ohn,p]mbr., painter,  <fec..  5,  Saltley  st 
Heafield    Klijali,    grocer    and    bricklayer, 

l."i3,  I'nett  street 
Healey   Christopher,    jeweller,    and    Ann 

Amelia,  dress  maker,  12,  Howard  street 
Heap    Ilobert    James,    plumber,     glazier. 

painter,  and  ])iiper  banger,  llagley  road 
Heap  Mrs.  lClizal)('th,30,  Kavenluirst  street 
Hea])e  James,  jjlumber,  glazier,  tVr  painter, 

1 10,  Moor  street;  h.  27,  Ravenlnirst  st. 
Ilcape  .lohn,  factor's   clerk,    Poplar  place, 

Bristol  road 
Hearnshaw  Francis,  fruiterer,  23,   Consti- 

liifioii  bill 
Iltalb  C  liarlos,  coachman,  87,  Havenhurstst 
Heatb  Klizalx'tli, watch  guard  nuiuufacturer, 

7<»,  llalcbell  slHM-t 
Urutb  Mrs.  J'.lizalx'lb,  PcM'sbore  road 
M»'atb  Hannah,  letter  cutter,  4,  Newtonst. 
Heatb  liciiry,  jeweller,  3,  Caroline  Ktreet ; 

bouse.  Hall  street 
Heatb  ileiiry  Warden,  tailor,    122,    Great 

Hauii)ton  rf>w 


Heath  James,  junior,  grocer,  cheese,  and 

bacon  factor,  1,  Loxton  street 
Heath  James,  clerk,  100,  Bloomsbury  pi. 
Heath  James,  bra.ss  founder  and  mntr.  of 

inkstands,  lustres,  flower  glasses,  thenno- 

meters,  watch  stands,  drc  ,  court  7,  Essex  st 
Heath  James,  die  sinker,  10,  Hampton  st. ; 

house,  Northampton  street 
Heath  James,  coal  dealer,  court7.  Church  st. 
Heath  John,  draper;    house,  Round  hills, 

Aston  brook 
Heath  Mr.  John,  91,  New  John  st.,  West 
Heath  John  Joseph,  engraver  and  printer, 

6S,  Great  Charles  st. ;  house,  102,  New 

John  street,  We.st 
Heath  Jolin,  shopkeeper,  13,  Loveday  st. 
Heath   John,   hair  sieve  maker,  court  6, 

Henrietta  street 
Heath  John,  gun  furniture  filer,  court  77, 

Smith  .street ;  house.  Villa  street 
Heath  Joseph,  beerhouse,  204,  Lawley  st. 
Heath  Joseph,  victualler,  Wbite  Lion,  144, 

High  street,  Bordesley 
Heath  Jph.,  manager  glass  works.  Lodge  rd. 
Heath  Joseph,  chaser,  court  12,  Coxstreet; 

house,  21,  Pigott  street 
Heath  and    Lawton,   brass  founders    and 

manufacturers  of   cornice    rings,    pole.s, 

brackets,  inkstands,  card  racks,  cVrc,  138^, 

Great  Charles  street 
Heath  Maria, button  solderer,  ct.31,  Cecil  st. 
Heath    Mrs.    Martha,    Gradigan    terrace, 

Frederick  street,  Edgbaston 
fleath  Samuel,  beerhou.se.  Tindal  street 
Heath  Samuel,  bra.ss  foimder,  d'C. ;  house, 

11,  Church  .street 
Heath  Sarah,  school,  5S,  Gt.  Hampton  st. 
Heath  Thos.,japanner,  ct.  15.},  Steeihouse  In 
Heath  Thomas,  gun  finisher,  ct.  31,  Cecil  st. 
Heath  Thomas,  die  sinker,  court  6,  Great 

Charles  street ;  h.  147,  Brearley  st..  West 
Heath  A\'illiam  Fellows,   ironmonger,   20, 

Jamaica  row 
Ilcatb  ^^'illiam,  grocer,  100,  Smallbrook  .st. 
Heath  \\'illiam,  l)cerbo\ise,  16,  Severn  st. 
Heath  Wm.,  spectacle  mkr.,  ct.  2,  Exeter  row 
Heatley  John,  ivory  and  bone  turner,  court 

9,  Howard  place 
Ileaton  Alfred,  beerhouse,  54,  Adam  street 
Heaton  (ieorge,  metal  roller  and  mnfr,  of 

copper  sash  iV:c.  wire,  coach  beading. hooks, 

eyes    and   button    shank.'^,   48,    Sbadwell 

street ;  hou.se,  Lozells 
Heaton    George    Frederick,    coal    dealer, 

Bridge  street.  West 
Heaton  Jarae.s,  grocer,  55,  Garrison  lane 
Heaton  Ilalj)!!  A-  Son,  die  sinkers,  stampers, 

and  piercers,  7L  Bath  street 
Heaton  llalpb,  junior,  die  sinker,  stamper, 

and  pit-reer;  lii>use,  134,  Vy.se  street 
Heatt)n  Suil.  stonemason,  23,  Nelson  st.  W 
Heaton  U'illiam,  gentleman,  Lozells 
Heaven  Altired,  pin  mnfr.,  35,  Ashted  row 


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Heaven  George,\vliolesaleliRrd<fesmnllw  are 
dealer  and  comb  mnfr,,  159,  Moor  street 

Heazledine  Joseph,  clerk,  92,  Raveiiliurst  st 

Hebbert  Joliu.  gentleman,  45,  Newlrall  st. 

Hebbert  John  IJeubow,  solicitor  and  clerk 
to  Magistrates  of  the  West  Bromwich 
division  of  StafTordshire,  2,  Temi)le  street 

Hebbert  Mrs.  Sarah  Ann,  15,  Bell  Barn  rd. 

Hedges  Samuel,  grocer  ttteadlr.  92,  Digbeth 

Heeley  Alfred,  snrgeon,  Penelope  place 

Heeley  Ann, straw  hat  nikr..24.  Ilamptonst 

Heeley  Clement,  silversmith,  diamond  pin, 
gilt  toy,  (fee.  mannfr. ;  h.  Hunter's  lane 

Heeley  Edward,  trench  clog  and  patten 
manufacturer,  13,  Balsall  street 

Heeley  Edwd. electro  plater;  h.  5,  Lee  cresct. 

Heeley  Mrs.  Eliza,  Cambridge  pi.  Bristol  rd 

Heeley  Elizabeth,  coal  dealer,  Sherborn 
wharf;  h.  114,  Bath  row 

Heeley  Francis,  silversmith,  diamond  pin, 
gilt  toy,  ttc.mnfr. ;  h.  Camden  pi.  Leggeln 

Heele}'  James  <k  Sons,  patentees  &  manufrs. 
of  Cleveland's  pen.improved  trouser  straps, 
screw  letter  files,  drc,  manufrs.  of  steel 
and  gilt  toys,  snuffers,  corkscrews,  boot 
hooks,  key  rings,  &c.,  ruby,  diamond  pins, 
<fec.,  silver  ever-pointed  pencil  cases,  british 
plate,  forks,  spoons,  ladles,  (fee,  Mount 
street  and  Graham  street 

Heeley  Janies,  coach  maker,  4,  Essex  st.; 
h.  Bath  ten-ace.  Lower  Essex  street 

Heeley  Samuel,  nail,  chain,  &  rivet  maker; 
h.  119,  Bath  row 

Heeley  Stephen,  gun  finisher,  ct.  Cecil  st. 

Heeley  ^Villiam,  fancy  steel  toy  maker,  ct. 
4,  Hill  street 

Heerlein  Gustavus,  repository  for  Gennan, 
French,  and  English  fancy  goods,  toy 
merchant,  and  professor  of  the  French 
and  German  languages,  24,  Paradise  st. 

Heilbore  Lewis,  embroiderer,  51,  Broms- 
grove  street 

Heggerty  Wm.  Sampson,  clerk,  31,  Parade 

Hemensley  Chas.,  shopkeeper,  76,  Aston  rd. 

Heraensley  Edw.,  candlestick  spring  maker, 
court  5,  Lench  sti'eet 

Heighington  John,  sword  cutler  &  bayonet 
manufr.,  Bordesley  Rolling  INIills 

Heminsley  John,  surveyor  to  the  commis- 
inissioners  of  the  Duddeston  and  Nechells 
Improvement  Act,  199,  Heneage  street 

Hemming  Edwin,  box  and  ivory  rule  ma- 
nufacturer, 49,  Vauxhall  road 

Hemming  Frederick,  catholic  schoolmaster, 
3,  St.  Peter's  place 

Hemming  George,  clerk,  and  Ann  Maria, 
dress  maker,  16,  Howard  street 

Hemming  George,  porter  mert.,  174,  Bath  rw 

Hemming  Henry,  coachman,  32,  Cardigan  st 

Hemming  Mr.  John,  Spring  hill 

Hemming  John,  brass  founder,  ct.l,  Ingest 

Hemming  Joseph,  jeweller ;  h.  Warstone  In 

Hemming  Martha,  beerhouse,  45,  Sherlock  s 


Hemming  Mary,  guard  chain  maker,  ct.  18, 

Hatchett  street 
Hemming  llichard,   scale  beam,  weighing 

machine,  etc.  manufacturer,  <S,|,  High  st, 

Deritend  ;  h.  I(i7,  Bradford  street 
Hemming  Samuel,  manufr.   of  brass  shot 

Ijelt  chargers,   ])uwder  flask  springs,  <fec. 

4tj,  New  Smnmer  street 
Hemming  Samuel,  architect  and  surveyor, 

20,  Temple  row 

Hemming  Samuel,  maltster  «fc  hop  merchant, 

Dartmouth  st.  ;  h.  1 12,  Bloonisi)ury  ])lace 
Hemming  Sarah,  school,  and  M.&C,  dress 

makers,  89,  Ravenhurst  street 
Hemming  Simon,  baker,37,High  st.  Deritend 
Hemming  Thos.,  cabinet  mkr., 34,  Warner  st 
Hemming  Wm.  horse <fe  gig  letter,  6,  Peck  In. 
Hemming  Wm.  baker  cfe  flour  dlr.,  Cregoe  st 
Hemming  tfeWoodward.jewellers,  Spencer  st 
Hemmings  Henry,  railway  lamp  maker  and 

tin  plate  worker,  56^  Bromsgrove  street 
Hemmings  Wm.,  beerhouse,  336,  Cheapside 
Hemmings  Wm.,  baker  &  flour  dlr.  Cregoe  st 
Hemmings  Zachias,  carpenter  and  builder. 

Great  Lister  st, ;  h.  7,  Russell  street 
Hemus  Daniel,  pawnbroker,  47,  Digbeth 
Hemus  Wm.,  shoe  mkr.,  34,  Grosvenor  st.  W 
Henchcliff  Francis,  boot  and  shoe  maker, 

28,  Barford  street 
Henderen  Mary,  victualler.  Rose  &  Crown, 

44,  Bread  street,  Newhall  street 
Henderson  Alexander,  upholsterer,  16,  King 

Edward's  place 
Henderson  Da\-id,  foreman  brush  maker, 

5,  Chapel  teiTace 
Henderson  John,  engineer,  &c. ;  h.  Kelvin 

Grove,  Smethwick 
Henderson  Samuel,  tobacconist,  99.  New  st 
Hendren  Felix  William,  organist.  Villa  st. 
Hendren  Henry  Augustus,  table  cover,  cfec  . 

manufacturer ;  house,  9,  Bristol  road 
Henley  Thomas,  glass  cutter,  Baskerville 

place;  house,  114,  Tennant  street 
Henley  Wm,,  lndscp.painter,Temperance  ter 
Henn  and  Bradley,  wood  screw  manufac- 
turers, 231,  Cheapside 
Henn   Isaac,    wood    screw  manufactru'er ; 

house,  87,  Green  lanes 
Henn  Isaac,  fire  iron  maker.  Great  Brook 

street;  house,  94,  Woodcock  street 
Henn  John,  master,  St.  Peter's  school.  Dale 

end ;  house,  69,  King  Edward's  road 
Henn  John,  brass  finisher,  126,  Up.  Tower  st 
Henn   Joseph,   coal  merchant.    Easy  row 

wharf;  house,  Balsall  Heath  road 
Henn  Samuel,  clerk,  Wheeley's  road 
Henns  Robert,  file  maker,  5,  Great  Brook 

street ;  house,  35,  Doe  street 
Henshaw  Frederick  Henry,  landscape  paint- 
er. Green  Lanes  Cottage 
HenshawJames,cornchndlr.,  181, Heneage  st 
Henshaw  John,  dairyman,  5,  St.  James's  pi 
Henshaw  Mrs.  Maria,  136,  Green  laue« 

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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Hensha\vMary,clairy woman,  118,Heneage.st   Hewitt  William,  green  grocer,  3,  Kenion  st 
Henshaw  Robt.,  tailor, \'illa  road,  Soho  hill '  Hewlett  Edward,  shopkeeper  &  dairyman, 
Hen.shavvSarah, clothes  brkr.,o,Steelhouse In        17,  Legge  .street 
Henshaw  Thos.  Arnold,  engraver  <fe  copper-   Hewlett  James,  working  silversmith,  plater, 

plate])ntr.  drdlr.  inoilpaintings,36,Bathst  j      brass  cutter,  &  manufacturer  of  all  kinds 
Henshaw  Wm.  Barlow,  ])hotogTaphic  plate  !      of  japanned  goods,   131,  Great  Charles  st 

mnfctr.,  88,  New  John  st. ;  h.  Green  lanes   Hewson  Allen,  vict..  Woodman,  Cregoe  st. 
Hensman  W.  and  J.,  cabinet  makers  and   Hewson  Allen,  victualler.  Stag  &  Pheasant, 

upholsterers,  IS,  New  street  I      Bromsgrove  street 

Hensman  John,  cbnt.  maker;  h.Handsworth  !  Hewson  Allen,  police  Serjeant,  8,  Albion  st 
HensmanWm.,  cabinetmaker;  h.  18,  New  st !  Hewson  Ann,  mnfctr.  of  papier  machee, 
Henson  William,  tailor,  yy,  I'i'zeley  street  j  cruet,  liquor,  and  miniature  frames,  ink- 
Hepenstalltfe  Lawledge,  file  mnfrs.27,Annst  1  stands,buttons,  <fec.  d'japanr,  1U3,  Lionel  st 
Hepcnstall  Jph.  Alfd.,filomnfr.;h,27.Annst  j  Hewson  Henry,  vict..  Thatched  House  Tav- 
Heppenstall  Elizabeth,  milliner,  37,  Cecil  st  em  &  Commercial  Imi,47,Duddeston  row 
Hepworth    Francis,   tobacconist  and   cigar 


dealer,  214,  Aston  row 


Hewson   John,  victualler.  Woodman  Inn, 
15  and  16,  Little  Ann  street 


Hepworth  John,  woollen  mnfctr.,  41,  New  st   HewsonSarah,dressmkr.,87,Bartholomewst 


Hepworth  John,  solicitor,  5,  Temple  row, 

West;  house,  90,  Green  lanes 
Herbert  Ann,  hard  and  soft  wood  turner, 

19,  Doc  street 
Herbert  Charles,  iron  and  tin  plate  worker, 

1,  Forge  street 
Herbert  ('hristo])hcr,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 20,  Easy  row;  h.  Momiment  lane 
Herl)ert   Hannah,    shopkeeper,   66^   Great 

Colmore  street 
Herbert  Henry,  butcher,  90,  Digbeth 
Herbert  .Tames,  shopkeeper,  17,  Thorp  st. 
Herbert  William,  police  lamp  maker   and 

contractor,  Saltley  lane 
Herliert  William,  maltster.   Mount  street, 

High  street.  Bovdesley  ;  h.  ii,  Camp  hill 


Heyden  George,  lieerhouse  and  car  proprie- 
tor, 33,  Birch  all  street 
Heynes  Ilenry,  tortoise  shell  <fc  honi  comb 

manufacturer.  42,  Pershore  street 
Heynes  Philidephlia,  shopkpr.,  138,  Livery  st 
Hey  wood  Geo.,  provision  dlr.,  96i,  Digbeth 
Heywood  James   Daniel,  surgeon  dentist, 

98,  Suffolk  street 
Heywood  John,  carpenter,  83,  High  street, 

Bordesley 
Hiatt  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Darwin  street 
Hiatt  William,   handcuff,  leg  iron,  chain, 

dog  collar,  and  pad  lock  manufacturer, 

26,  Masshouse  lane 
Hibell  Francis,  iron  and  steel  wire  mnfctr., 

Legge  Street  Works  ;  h.  30.  Legge  street 


Heritage  James,  tailor,  151,  Bradford  street   Hibell   John,    steel   spectacle  wire  maker. 
Heritage  John,  butcher,  131,  Suffolk  street!     36^  Great  Hampton  street 
Heritage    John,     railway    contractor,    99,   Ilickcox  Miss  Sarah.  II agley  road 

Great  Ilam]itou  street  |  Hickcn  Robert,  shopkeeper,  253,  Aston  rd 

Hesketh  Mrs.  Harriet,    Field  House,  Cal- j  HickenWm.,  beerhouse,  52,  New  Summer  st 

thorpe  lields  Hickin  Charles,  bridle  cutter,  harness  and 

Heslington  William,  fruiterer,  confectioner,       patent  collar  manufactiu-er,  for  home  and 

jioulterer,    and    Yorkshire   potatoe   mer- '      exportation,  isO,  Dartmouth  street 

chant,  106,  Bristol  .street  I  Hickin  James,  latch  nuiker,  Heath  mill  In 

Hester  I'roderick,  shoe  maker,  64,  Simimer  In  \  HickinWilliam.cabinet  maker  tfc upholsterer, 
Hethcriiigton  Tliomas,  caiTiage  <fe  railway       33,  Newhall  street 


lamp  nuuiufacturer,  20,  Severn  street 
Iletherington  William,  envelope  manufac- 
turer ;  house,  33,  Camp  hill 
Hetherington  William,  engraver  on  wood, 

20,  Severn  street 
Hewitt  George,  basket  maker,  134,  Livery  st 
Hewitt  Ilrnry,  hair  dresser,  2,  1  hirst  street 
Hewitt  John,  caner,  gilder,  ])icture  frame, 

d'C.  maker,  1 1,  Cheny  street 
Hewitt    Josejdi,    nursery    and    seedsman, 

Icknield  street,  ICast 
Hewitt  My.,  vict.,  Lion  <i'  Lamb,  17,  High  st 
Hewitt  Sanmel,  fruiterer,  150,  High  street, 

Bordesley 
Hewitt  Mrs.  Sarah,  S]»ark  brook 
HewittWm.i)niiiterA-i,4azier,  125, Pershore  rd 
Hewitt  William,  harness  maker  and  bridle 

cutter,  40,  Howard  istreet 


Hickin  Wm.,  comrcl. traveller,  2,  Clarence  pi 
Ilicklin   and   Co.,   manufacturing  chemists 

and  alkali  works,  Audover  street 
Ilicklin  John,  bankers'  clerk,  Wlntmore  In 
Ilickling  Thiis.manufrg. chemist ;  h.  Lozells 
Ilickling    \\'illi:im,    plumber,    glazier,    and 

painter,  74,  Bath  street;  h.  Blue  street 
Hickman  d-  Clive,  coffin  furniture  makers, 

34A,  William  street.  North 
IIickmanlsaac,brushmlvr.,Coachyd.,Bullst 
Hickman  John,  cock  founder,  34,  William 

street.  North;  house.  Villa  street 
Hickman    .lohn,    jun.,    cock   founder,   34, 

William  street,  North 
Hickman  John,  coachman,  131,  Kent  ter. 
Hickman  Mr.  John,  Prosperity  place 
Hickman  Moses,  attorney's  clerk,  19,  Pene- 
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Hickman  William,  weighing  inacliine  «fcc. 

maker,  95,  Bradford  street 
Hicks  George,  beerhouse,  Aston  brook 
Hicks  Joseph,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  54, 

Stafford  street 
Hicks    Richard,   gentleman,  The  Poplars, 

Green  lanes 
Hickson  William,  gilt  toy  maker,  coiu-t,  3, 

Little  Charles  street 
Heaitt  Matilda,  vict..  Coach  and  Horses, 

40,  Upper  Dean  street 

Hidson  Thos.  detective  officer,  224,  Camden  s 
Higginbotham    Elizabeth  and   Mary  Ann, 

shopkeepers,  157,  New  Town  row 
Higginbotham  George,  butcher,  Saltley  In. ; 

house,  W aimer  lane 
Higginbotham   William,    shopkeeeper   and 

iron  tfe  tin  button  mkr..  24,  Little  Charles  st 
Higgins  Edward,  bricklayer,  ct.,  16,  Holt  st 
Higgins  Elizabeth,  bleeder  with  leeches,  1 8, 

Fisher  street 
Higgins  James,  pump  maker  tfe  well  sinker, 

24,  Lower  Lawley  street 
Higgins  John,  painter  and  glazier,  81,  Park 

street.  Bull  ring 
Higgins  John,  percussioner,  ct.,  6,  Weaman 

street;  house,  2,  Tower  street 
Higgins  ]Mrs.  Mary,  88,  Bloomsbury  place 
Higgins  Peter,  baker  and  flour  dealer,  129, 

High  street,  Bordesley 
Higgins  William,  <fe  Co.,  engineers.  Spring 

Hall  Works;  h.  17,  Springfield  terrace 
Higgins  William,  clerk, 44,  Hockley  hill 
Higginson  John,  coal  dealer,  Oozells  street 

wharf;  house,  Great  Colmore  street 
Higgison  John,  box  and  ivory  rule  maker, 

ct.  227^  Bristol  st. ;  h.  Great  Colmore  st. 
Higgs  Charles  Powell,  gent.,  Bristol  road 
Higgs  Edward,  paper  stainer  <fe  hanger,  ct., 

8,  Little  Charles  st.;  h.  50,  Hurst  st. 
Higgs  Jemima,  beerhouse,  16,  Fisher  st. 
Higgs    Mary,  coach  harness  iron  foundry 

manufactiu*er,  1 0,  Smith  street 
Higgs  Susannah,  beerhs.,  1,  Ryland  st.  Nth. 
Higgs  Thomas,  gold  seal  and  key  maker, 

96,  Summer  lane 
Higgs  Thomas,  dairyman,  115,  Hill  st. 
Higgs  Wm.,  paper  hanger,  93,  New  lukleys  ! 
Higham  John,  fishmonger,  116,  Digbeth       ! 
Higinbotton  Edward,  saddler  and  harness 

maker.  Lea  Bank  road 
Hildick  Thomas,  victualler.    Green   Man, ' 

41,  High  street,  Deritend 

Hildick  Wm.,  victualler.  Sir  John  Falstaff, ! 

58,  AVeaman  street  i 

Hilditch  William,  shopkpr.,  182,  Lawley  st.  | 
Hildreth  Joseph,  paper   and  marine  store 

dealer,  55,  ShadwcU  street 
Hill  Allen,  bricklayer,  court 3,  Charlotte  st. 
Hill  Mrs.  Ann  Maria,  Key  Hill  House 
Hill  Ann  and  Son,  knob  and  handle  mnfi-s. 

for  tin  plate  workers,  38,  Caroline  street 
HiilBenjamin,boot&shoemkr.,20,Astonrd 


Hill  Benjamin,  coal  dealer,   Oozell  street 

wharf,  tfe  furniture  broker,  35,  Stone  yard 
riillCharlotte,cir.  library,  3,  Lower  priory 
Hill  Cliarlos  Williaui,  anvil,  vice,  »fec.  ma- 
nufacturer, 94,  Digbeth 
Hill   Daniel    llowliuson,   architect,   Christ 

Church  buildings;  h.  Camden  Villa,  War- 
stone  lane 
Hill  Edward,  shoemaker,  '396.  Summer  In. 
Hill  Elizabeth,  green  grocer.  Farm  street 
Hill  Esther,  button  shank  maker,  26,  Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 
Hill  Mrs.  Esther  Lowe,  Vicarage  road 
Hill   Eliza,    grocer   and   cider  dealer,    11, 

Park  street,  Bull  ring 
Hill  Frederick  Saml.,  land  agent  cfe  surveyor, 

13,  Temple  row  ;  h.  Keye  Hill  House 
Hill  Frederick,  japanner,  ct.  4,  Lionel  st. 
Hill  Frederick,  hair  dresser  and  tobacconist, 

108,  Moland  street 
Hill  George,  accountant's  clerk.  Grant  st. 
Hill  Hannah,  stay  maker,  107,  Livery  st. 
Hill  :Mrs.  HaiTiet,  28,  Bath  row 
Hill  Henry,  coal  merchant.  Snow  hill  wharf; 

h.  Warstonelane 
Hill  Henry,  Stephen,  solicitor,  48,  Cherry 

St.;  h.  Key  Hill  House 
Hill  Henry,  shopkeeper,  Tennant  street 
Hill  Humphrey',  green  gi-ocer,  15,  Farm  st. 
Hill  Jarnes,  vict.  and  car  proprietor.  Gun 

Maker's  Arms,  92,  Bath  sti'eet 
Hill  James,  wheelwTight,  ct.  1,  Bradford  st 
Hill  James,   gun  and  pistol  polisher,  Snow 

hill  Mills;  h.  ct.  11,  Hall  street 
Hill  James  cfe  Thomas,  railway  contractors, 

Smethwick 
Hill  John,  electro  plater,  tfec.  88,  Steelhs.  In 
Hill  John,  victualler.  Dog  tfe  Partridge,  17, 

A  Icester  street 
Hill  John,  cabinet  maker  and  upholsterer, 

27,  Worcester  street 
Hill  John,  butcher,  71,  Coleshill  street 
Hill  John,  hair  dresser,  76,  Digbeth 
Hill  John,  clerk,  173,  Watery  lane 
Hill  John,  shopkeeper,  60,  Great  Charles  st 
Hill  John,  tailor  tfe  draper  ;  h.  Handsworth 
Hill  John,  jobbing  smith,  24,  Fordrough  st 
Hill  John,  butcher, 26, Moimt  street;  house, 

Victoria  street 
Hill  Mr.  John,  Vicarage  road 
Hill  Joseph,  lamp,  candlestick,  tfe  ornament 

maker,  stamper  cfe  piercer,  78,  Lichfield  st 
Hill  Joseph,  jeweller  and  black  ornament 

manufacturer;  house, 4,  Hall  street 
Hill  Joseph,  beerhouse,  15,  Heneage  street 
Hill  Joseph,  draper,  136,  Digbeth 
Hill  Mary   LuoKman,    ladies'   school,   61, 

Summer  hill  teirace 
Hill  Mary,  confectioner,  31,  Masshouse  In. 
Hill  Richard  and  Co.,  American  merchants, 

26,  Waterloo  St.;  h.  George  st,  Islington 
Hill  Richard,  book  agent,  and  Catherine, 

stay  maker,  55,  Church  street 


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BIRMINQU\M    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Hill  Rowland,  victualler,  Turk's  Head  Tnn,   Hilliar  Hannah,  stay  and  corset  maker,  4S, 

27,  Lombard  street  !      Fordrou^li  street 

Hill  Sarah,  straw  hat  maker,  248,  Aston  rd  ;  Hilliar  John,  coal  and  coke  merchant.  Old 
Hill  Samuel,  comb  maker,  ct.  7,  Horse  fair  wharf,  brickmaker.Highgate  Brick  works; 
Hill  Samuel,  cabinet  maker,  ct.  2ov,  New       house,  48.  Fordrough  street 

John  street.  West ;  h.  l.'>9,  Hockley  hill  '  Hilliard  &  Thomason,  silversmiths  &  manu- 
HillSaml..pearl  button  mkr.,  ct.  16,  Thorpst  facturers  of  fancy  goods,  2,  Spencer  street 
Hill  Samuel,  furniture  broker,  59,  Hockley  Hilliard  John,  silversmith;  h.  1,  Si>encer  st 

hill,  and  cabinet  maker,  John  street.West  Hillman  George,  dairyman  and  market  gar- 
Hill  Samuel,  lantern,  horn,  ti;  comb  manu-       dener,  130,  Green  lanes 

facturer,  49,  Fordrough  street  Hillman  Hairiet,  victualler,  King's  Anns, 


Hill  Saml.,  chaser,  26.  Bread  st.,  Newhall  st 

Hill  Samuel,  pipe  mould  maker  6:  silverer, 
22,  New  Thomas  street,  Coleshill  street 

Hill  Sophia  and  Mary,  shopkeepers,  17, 
Bishopgate  street 

Hill  Stephen,  bayonet  and  sappers'  and 
miners'  rifle  sword  manufacturer  to  Her 
Majesty's  Hon.  Board  of  Ordnance,  and 
The  Hon.  East  India  Company,  35  <fe  36, 
and  japan  manufacturer,  2i5,  Pritchet 
street;  house,  5,  Heathfield  place 


40,  Whittall  street 
Hilliard   John,   herbalist,   SSo,  Cheapside, 

aud  Market  hall 
Hilsley  William,  gun  finisher,  4,  Harding  st 
HindM  ary  Ann.  confectioner,  121,  Snow  hill 
Hind  Thos.,  confectioner,  106,  Hampton  st. 
Hinde  John  George,'brush  maker,  116,  Sher- 
lock street 
Hinde  Jph.,japanner,  193,  New  John  st.  W, 
Hinde  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  4,  Inge  street 
Hinds  James,  cabinet  case  maker,  9,  Parade 


Hill  Tertins,  grocer,  59,  Lower  Hurst  street   Hinds  Jane,  shopkeeper,  court  1,  Inge  street 


Hill  Thos.,  schoolmaster,  79,  Smith  street ; ; 

house,  50,  Upper  Tower  street 
Hill  Thomas,  solicitor,  16,  Union  passage, 

and   iron   merchant,    181,    High    street,  I 

Deritend  ;  h.  Barker  street.  Hunter's  lane 
Hill  Thomas,  butcher,  52,  Stafford  street 

HillThos.<feGeo.  Edwin,drapcrs,83,Highst|  Hines  Thomas,  beerhouse,  49,  Loveday  st. 
Hill  Thomas,  victualler  &  maltster.  Trees   Hingeley  Joseph,  junior,  glass  button  maker. 

Inn,  10,  Hockley  hill  |      65,  Hanley  street 

Hill  Thomas,  whitesmith,  31,  Stafford  street ',  Hingley  John,  hosier,  Garbett  street 
HillThos.,butcher<fegreengrcr.,41,Mountst|Hinkley  Wm.,  merchant ;  h.  Harborne  rd. 
Hill  Thos.  Lewis,  surgeon,  and  to  the  dis-   Ilinks  Mr.  Charles,  Howe  street 


Hinds  William,  surgeon,  20,  Summer  row 
Hinds  William,  tripe  house,  94,  Hill  street 
Hine  Edwin,  police  sub-inspector,  Blmsbry. 
Hinemeiees  Verr,  professor  of  music,  War- 
wick place,  Francis  street,  Hagley  road 
nines  John,  cooper,  20,  William  street 


pensary,  &  district  surgeon  to  the  parish, 

20,  Ann  street 
Hill   Thomas,    beerhouse   and   iron    plate 

worker.  Stoke  street 
Hill  ^\'illiam  Rowland,  gold  &  silversmith. 


Hinks  James,  (late  Halliday.)  die  sinker, 
medalist,  stamper,  piercer,  reel,  cap,  <fec. 
maker,  69,  Newhall  st,;  h.  140.  "^'yse  st. 

Hinks  John,  steel  pen  and  holder  mnfr. ; 
house,  Grosvenor  place 


watchmaker,  cutler,  &  manufacturer  of  |  Hinks  John,  japanner,  Gower  place 


sjjoons,  forks,  gennan  silver,  and  electro- 
plated wares,  34,  Union  street 
Hill  William,  beerhouse,  1,  Great  Lister  st 
Hill  William,  beerhouse,  62,  Dartmoxith  st 
Hill  William,  foreman,  49,  Up.  Tower  st 
Hill  Wm.,  assistant  overseer,  341,  Summer  In 
Hill  William,  rope  and  twine  maker,  217, 
Hiifh  street,  Deritend 


Ilinks  Joseph,  wood  turner,  japanner,  papier 
machce  goods  mnfr.,  timber  merchant, 
saw  mills,  and  brush  mnfr.,  56,  George 
street.  Parade  ;  house,  Newhall  hill 

Hinks  Thomas,  manager  chemical  works, 
335,  Coventry  road 

Hinks,  Wells  and  Co.,  steel  pen  <k  holder 
mnfrs.,  12,  13,  iV  14,  Buckingham  street 


Hill  Wm.,  gun  lock  filer,  ct. 24.|,  Up.Tower  st   Ilinksman  Sarah,  shj»kpr..44  J)uddeston  rw 

Hill  William,  gentleman,  197,  Bradford  st 

Hill  Williiun,  jajianner,  ct.  8,  Bath  street 

Hill  William,  clerk,  Russell  row 

Hill  William,  japanner,  45.^,  Edmund  street 

Hill    William,    cabinet    maker,    court     10, 

Bronisgrove  street;  h.  98,  Bordesley  street 
Hill  William  tfe  Co.,  printers' joiners,  wood 

letter  cutters,  and  j)rinting  i)rcss  makers, 

.M,  Bradford  street 
Hill  Williiun,  beerhouse,  132,  Lawley  street 
Hill  Williaui  John,  beerhouse,  149,  Moor  st 
Hill  Mrs. 101,  Bloomsbury  i)lace 


Hinley  James,  beerhoiise,  17,  Essex  street 
Ilinlej'    Samuel,  jewellery,    gilt   toy,    and 

black  ornament  mnfr.   and   silversmith, 

17,  Essex  street 
Hinston  \\'illiam,  lodgings, 51,  Gt.  Russell  st. 
Hinton    Alfred,     druggist    and 


grocer, 


^/i 


Hill  Zachariuh,  beerhouse,  4,  Broad  street 


Bishopgate  street 
IIiutt)n  .Atkins,  clerk.  107,  Hloomslmry 
Flinton  Kdinund,  jeweller  cVrc.  ;  h.  86.  Bull  st 
Hinton  Edw.  Rose,btchr.,  80,  Navigation  st. 
llinton    1-lkanah,    house   and    ornamental 

painter  and  paper  hanger,  SO,  Lichfield  st. 
Hinton  John,  spoon  forger, 32,  Railway  ter. 


BiUMINGHAM    ALPHABKTIC^IL    LIST. 


181 


Hinton  Mary  Ann,  milliner  &  dress  maker, 

'2,  Porslioro  street 
lliutou  Penelope,  victualler,  King's  Arms, 

5,  Moore's  row 
Hinton    AMUiani,   sword    cutler,   court   23, 
High  St.,  Bordesley  ;  h.  367,  Coventry  rd. 
Hiorns  INIiss  Elizabeth,  37,  Ednumd  street 
Hipkin  Matthew,  clieniistttdgst.,  35,  Bull  st 
Hipkius  Mrs.  Mary,  -:23.  (.reat  Cohnorest.  ] 
Hipkis  Jona,   grocer  and  corn  dealer,  90, . 
Snnnner  lane  | 

Hipkiss  Edward  Thomas,  corn  factor,  horse 

and  gig  letter.  122,  Hockley  hill 
Hipkiss  Frdck.,  cabinet  nikr. ;  h.  Gerrard  st.  i 
Hipkiss  Henry,  hook  tfe  eye  mnfr.,  7^,  New! 
^Ialket  street;  house,  10,  Vyse  street  | 
Hipkiss  James,  beerhse.,  29,  New  Town  row  | 
Hipkiss  Maria,  coal  dealer,  Lr.  Brearley  st 
Hipkiss  Stephen  Colmore,  coal  dealer.  Old 

wharf;  house,  Bradford  street 
Hipkiss  William,  engraver,  Richard  street 
Hipwood  Benjamin,    die   sinker   and   seal 

engraver  ;  house,  20,  Albion  street 
Hipwood  Joseph,  shopkeeper,  34,  Mountst. 
Hipwood  and  Steeple,  die  sinkers  and  seal 

engravers,  26,  Bread  street,  Newhall  st. 

Hiron  Samuel,  die  sinker,    seal  engraver, 

medallist,  press  <fe  tool  maker,  embosser, 

stamper  &  piercer,  wholesale  paper  dealer, 

envelope  manufacturer,  &  general  factor, 

52,  St.  Paul's  sq. ;  E.  Cotterill,  manager 

Hirons  James,  bookkeeper,  61,  Water  st. 

Hirons  Michael,  jeweller,  61,  Water  street 

Hirons   William,   gold   swivel  maker   and 

jeweller,  37,  Spencer  street 
Hirst  Abraham,  grocer  and  provision  dealer, 

4,  Smallbrook  street 
Hitch  Edwin,  hair  dresser,  net  maker,  and 

cigar  dealer,  60,  Bath  street 
Hitchcock  Mrs.  Emma,  64,  Ravenhurst  st. 
Hitchcock  Michael, beerhs.,  162,  Bradford  st. 
Hitchen   John,    hosier    and    laceman,    2, 

Smallbrook  street 

Hitchen  Thos.,  box  &  ivory  rule  mkr.,  37, 

Horse  fair  ;  h.  Richmond  ter.,  Sun  st.  W. 

Hitchens  Thos.  vict..  Navigation  Inn,  1,  Par. 

Hitchin  Mary,  victualler.  Old  Crown,  17, 

New  Inkleys 
Hitchings  Jas.,  shpkr.,  17,  John  st..  Dale  end 
Hitchings  William, beerhouse,  17,  Slaney  st. 
Hitchins  Joseph,  watch  and  clock  maker 
24,  Aston  street  ' 

Hlks  Joseph,  plumber,  and  C,  milliner,  64, 

Graham  street 
Hoare  William,  sm-geon,  22,  Mount  street 
Hobacg  Claudine,  professor  of  the  French  & 
Italian  languages,  125,  Broad  st.  Islington 
Hobbins  Mrs.  Ann,  OakCttg.,  Monument  In. 
Hobbis  Mary  Ann,  dress  maker,  44,  Fleet  st 
Hobbiss  John,  glass,  china,  <fe  earthenware 

dealer,  53,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Hobbis  John,  coal  dealer  and  blacksmith, 
24,  Sheepcote  street 


Hobbis  John,  .-"crew  and  brass  licaded  nail 

maker,  47,  Brewery  street,  Ileneage  st. 
Hobbs  George,  printer,  17,  Ryland  place 
Ilobdny  Mrs.  Catherine,  97,  (ireat  Brook  st. 
Hobday  Elizabeth,  school,  73,  Ashted  row 
Hobday    George,    dispensing,  family,  and 

operative  chemist,  3,  SumnxT  lane 
Hobday  lly.  Knott,  clerk,  91,  Ravenhurst  st 
Hobday  John,  steel  pen  holder  manufac- 
turer. Regent  parade  and  place 
Hobday  John,  mnfr.  of  plated  and  gennan 

silver  articles,  33,  Marshall  street 
Hobday  Samuel,  patent  snuffer  mnfr.,  56 j 

Brearley  street ;  h.  304,  Summer  lane 
Hobday  Samuel,  blacksmith,  Hagley  road 
Hobday  Thos.,  jobbing  smith,  25,  Lionel  st 
Hobday  Thomas,  potatoe  dealer,  16,  Bell 

street;  h,  Mitchley  lane,  Edgbaston 
Hobgood  John,  clerk,  1.  St.  Martins  place 
Hobbins  Chas.,  vict..  Queen,  39,  Howard  pi. 
Hobley  Hannah,  grocer,  118,  Digbeth 
Hobson  Edward  &  Son,  factors  &  wholesale 

ironmongers,  1,  Fleet  street 
Hobson  Eliz.  Ann,  school,  120,  Tennant  st. 
Hohson  F'rederick  Edward,  coal  merchant, 

Pazeley  street  wharf;  h.  Camden  hill 
Hobson  James,  victualler,  Green  Man,  9, 

Lancaster  street 
Hobson  John,  die  sinker,  com-t9.  Fleet  st. ; 

house,  court  2,  Broad  street 
Hobson  John,  hair  dresser,  52,  Steelhouse  In. 
Hobson  Joseph,  victualler.  General  Elliott, 

79,  New  Inkleys 
Hobson  William^Henry  and  Co.,  mnfrs.  of 

surgical  and  optical  instruments,  optical 

glass  grinders,  tfec,  15,  Horse  fan- 
Hocker  Edward,  excise  officer,  Bloomsbm-y 
Hodder  Edwin,  grocer  &  tea  dlr.,  67,  Snow  hi. 
Hoddinott  Wm.  gent.  Beech  hi.  Sir  H  arry 's  rd 
Hodge  Peter,  accountant,  222,  Gt.  Colmore  st 
Hodges  George,  butcher,  67,  Edgbaston  st. 
Hodges  Henry,  beerhouse,  18,  Cheapside 
Hodges  James,  tailor,  65,  Graham  street 
Hodges  John,  gun  barrel  welder,  Nechellsgn 
Hodges  Mr.  Robert,  Wynn  street 
Hodges  Sarah  Jane,  japanner  and  broker, 

94,  Coleshill  st;  h.  11, Howe  st. 
Hodges  Samuel,  crown  <fe  sheet  glass  dlr,  i, 

Gosta  green 
Hodges  William,  baker,  49,  Great  Barr  st. 
HodgettsAlfred,accountbookmanufacturer, 

paper  dealer,  stationer,  engraver,  copper 

plate  &  lithographic  printer,  22,  Cannon  st 
Hodgetts  C.  &  Son,  silver  platers  &  plated 

ware  manufacturers,  60,  Loveday  street 
Hodgetts  Eliza,  straw  hat  mkr.  1 5,  Lovedayst 
Hodgetts  Mrs.   Elizabeth,  Park   Crescent, 

Round  hills 
Hodgetts  Ezra,  gun  barrel  forger,  ct.    19, 

Lancaster  street 
Hodgetts  George,  provision  dlr.  22,  Digbeth 
Hodgetts  Mrs.  Hannah,   Woodbine  Villa, 

Aston  New  Town 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Hodgetts  James,  silver  plater,  d'c;  h.  19, 

St.  Mary's  row 
Hodgetts  Joseph,  beerhouse,  Cheapside 
Hodgetts  J(ise])h,  coml.  traveller,  (irant  st. 
Hodgetts  Josiali,  ])earl  bntton  maker,  ct.  4, 

and  funiitnre  broker,  44,  Hampton  st. 
Hodgetts  Richard,  gun  barrel  maker,  15 

Loveday  street 
Hodgetts  Thomas,  beerhouse,  Gibheath 
Hodgetts  Thos.  earthrnwaredlr.  17,  Farm  st 
Hodgetts  William,  printer  tV:  publisher,  22, 

Cannon  street 
Hodgetts    William,    wood    turner,    ct.    1|, 

Whittal  St.;  h.  Loveday  st. 
Hodgetts  William,  gi-ocer,  i:38,  Bradford  st. 
Hodgkins  <fc  Booth,  watch  <fe  clock  manufrs. 

and  factors,  Frederick  st.  Newhall  hill 
Hodgkins  Edward,  heavy  steel  toy  maker, 

and  l)eerhouse.  Lower  Loveday  st 
Hodgkins  John  Phillips,  gent.  Lower  Lodge, 

All  Saints 
Hodgkins  Maria,  ladies'  day  and  boarding 

school,  160,  Bristol  street 
Hodgkins,  Sarah,  watch,  &c.mfr. ;  h.  All  Sts. 
Hodgkins  Thomas,  snufl'er  <fe  grape  scissor 

plater,  10,  Gough  street 
Hodgkins  Thos.,  vict.,  Royal  George,  350, 

Summer  lane 
Hodgkins  Geo. green  gi-ocer,  1 1,  Mary  Ann  st 
Hodgkiss  James,  pearl  button  manufacturer, 

ct.  9,  New  Summer  st. 
Hodson  Edward,  japanncr,  <fcc. ;  h.  Albion 

})lace,  Hockley  hill 
Hodgson  George,  surgeon,  77,  Pershore  st. 
Hodgson  Joseph,   consulting  surgeon,    16, 

Temple  row  ;  h.  Hagleyroad 
Hodgson  Jane,  silk  dyer,  77,  Pershore  st. 
Hodgson  Thomas  Richard  Tucker,  solicitor, 

2,  Cherry  st.;  h.  145,  Hockley  hill 
HodnettMissjNIartha,  RoseCottage.Highgt. 
Hodnett  Samuel,  furrier,  27,  Ashted  row 
Hodson  Edwd.bookseller<festatnr,S2,  Parade 
Hodson  James,  beerhouse,  39,  Lr.  Tower  st 
Hodson  .John,  niusery  and  seedsman,  Har- 

borne  road 
Hodson  Wm.,  linen  dra])er,  42,  Stafford  st. 
Hoft'niaycrJfthn  Lawrence,  elk.  Sir  Harry'srd 
Hogan  J  ohn, beerlis,  d-  grocer,  35, G arrisou  In 
Hogg  Jph.  Birkett,  boot  <fe  shoemaker,  74, 

Hurst  street 
Hogg  Emma,  dress  maker,  38,  Bristol  street 
Holbeache  John,  land  agent  and  surveyor, 

25,  M'aterloo  street  ;  h.  2,  Buckingham 

place,  Bristol  road 
Hokroft  Henry,  Hour,  corn,  malt,  hop,  <fcc. 

dealer.  33A,  Horse  fair 
H<»l(lback     iMlwin,    grin  finisher,    court  72, 

Balh  street  ;  house,  2,  Orniond  street 
Holden  Andrew  Tayh)r,  coachsmith;  house. 

Lodge  road 
Holden  Edward,  glass  lustre  A'  chandelier 

mnfr.,  dealer  in  lustre  ornaments  iSr  general 

glass  cutter,  Cambridge  st.,  d'32,Water  st. 


Holden  George,  pen  holder  manufacturer, 
i      13,  Hampton  street 

i  Holden  Howard  Ashton,  general  plater  of 
I      coach  &  saddlers  ironmongery,  96,  Suffolk 
!      street;  house,  Green  Bank  Cot,  Yardley 
I  Holden    Rev.    Hyla,  M.  A.,  incumbent  of 

Erdington,  Hagley  road 
Holden  Hyla  Ashton,  solicitor,   1,   Cherry 

street ;  house,  Hagley  road 
Holden  Robert,  cabinet  mkr.,  205,  Bristol  st. 
Holden  Susan,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 

44,  Hurst  street 
Holden  Thos.,  iron  founder,  201,  Aston  rd. 
Holder  Henry,  victualler,  Rodney  Inn,  89, 

Coleshill  street 
Holder  John,  pearl  button  maker,  court  10, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Holder  Joseph,  plumber,  glazier,  <fec.,  222, 

New  Town  row 
Holder   Thomas,  marine  store  dealer,  41, 

Bread  street,  Newhall  street 
Hole  James,  clerk,  10,  Gopsall  street 
Holl  Jph., gent.,  2,  Montpelier  pi.,  Bristolrd 
Holland   Benjamin,   gun  furniture   forger, 

12G,  Hospital  street ;  h.  Handley  street 
Holland  Charles  and  Son,  dyers,   11,  Moat 

row,  and  106,  New  street 
Holland  Henry,  solicitor,  Mlla  road 
Holland  Henry,  gun  and  pistol  maker,  21, 

Steelhouse  lane 
Holland  Hy.,  mnbrella  &  parasol  furniture 

mnfr.,  160,  Darwin  st. ;  h.  5,  Highgate 
Holland  Hy.,  butcher,  136,  Highst.  Bordesley 
Holland  Jane,  milliner,  6,  Summer  row 
Holland  Jph.,  eating  house,  58^  Coleshill  st 
Holland  Joseph,  wholesale  paper  dealer, 

engraver,  copper  plate  and   letter  press 

printer,  51,  Ann  street;  house,  ]\Ialvern 

place,  Bristol  road 
Holland  Jph.,  cock  fndr.,  28,  Lr.  Trinity  st 
Holland  Sarah,  milliner,  8,  Latimer  street 
I  Holland  Simeon,  pawnbkr.,  126,  Hospital  st 
j  Hollnnd  Susannah,  baby  linen  warehouse, 
I      114,  Snow  hill 
Holland  Thomas,  gun  implement  <fc  heavy 

steel  toy  maker,  40,  Duke  street 
Holland  William,  agent.  114,  Snow  hill 
HoUeys  James,  hatter,  60,  W oodcock  street 
llilliard  John,  silversmith;  h.  1,  Spencer  st 
llilliard    and    Thomason,    silversmiths,    2, 

Spencer  street 
Hollick  . Joseph,  spectacle  maker,  court  10, 

Bradford  street 
Hollick  .losej)h,  ivi>rv  and l)o:ie  button  mkr. 

and  hosier,  M,  Smalll)rook  street 
Hollick  ^\'nl.,  l)utcher,  74,  StalTord  street 
Holliday  (  lias.,  lan<l  agent,  (it.  I  lanii)ton  st. 
HoUiiiay  ^\'illiani,  siik  mercer,  draper,   and 

car])et  iactor,  Warwickhou.se,  28,  29,  and 

.'{0,  N(>wst.;  h.  Belle  Field, (Jd.Knave'send 
HoUin  Mr.  William,  179,  Bristol  road 
HoUings    William,    furniture    broker,   29, 

E.'isex  street 


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Hollingshead  John,  mnfr.  of  steel  tobacco 

boxes,  shot  charges,  spectacle  cases,  brass, 

dutch  tinder,  <fe  tobacco  dial  boxes,  electro 

plated  snulT<<.-:  fuzee boxs.,  ^<t), New  Canal  st 
Hollingshead  My.  Ann,  school,  19,Camdon  st 
Holling-shead  Rel)ecca  and  Catherine,  shoe 

dealers,  i3!S,  Ikoad  street,  Islington 
Hollingshead  William, master  of  St.  Martin's 

ragged  school,  Wcllhme;  h.  19,  Camdenst 
HoUingsworth  (ieorge,  plumber, painter,  <fec. 

l(Ki,  Bartholomew  street 
HoUingsworth  Job,  carrier,  6,  Freeman  st 
HoUingsworth  John,  tailor  and  draper,  63, 

New  street 
HoUingsworth  Roger,  tobacconist  and  cigar 

dealer,  10,  Digbeth ;  h.4,  Yew  Tree  road 
HoUingsworth  Thos.,  tobacconist,  85,  Highst 
Hollington  Mrs.  Ann,  4,  Calthorpe  street 
Hollington  Joseph,  draper,  17,  Spiceal  st 
Hollins  Benjamin,  bellows  maker,  court  13, 

Lombard  street 
Hollins  Cornelius,  jeweller,  14,  Farm  street 
Hollins  Edwd., bellows  mkr.,  13,  Lombard  st 
Hollins  Eliz.,  green  grcr.,  78,  Gt.Hampton  rw 
HoUins  Enoch,  jeweller,  242,New  John  st.W. 
Hollins  James,  stone  mason,  42,  Barr  street, 

Great  Hampton  row 
Hollins  Jas.,  green  grcr.,7S,  Gt.  Hampton  rw 
Hollins  John,  stonemsn.,  164, Gt.  Hamptonst 
Hollins    Mai'tha,    mistress,    St.   Andrew's 

national  school;  house,  Mill  hill 
Hollins  Matthew,  rose  engine  turner,  21, 

Great  Hampton  row 
Hollins  Peter,  sculptor,  17,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Hollins  Samuel,  travelling  tea  dealer,  158, 

Camden  street 
Hollins  Thomas,  sculptor,  24,  Hall  street 
Hollins  William,  chaser,  ct.  5,  Mott  street 
HoUingsworth   Andrew,    shoe  maker,   63, 

Allison  street 
HoUinsworth  Fras.,bellhngr.,21 1,  Lawley  st 
HoUioake  Abraham,  file  manufactirrer,  ct. 

10,  Digbeth  ;  house.  64,  Meriden  street 
Hollis   Brothers   and  Co.,    gun  and   pistol 

mnfrs.,  10,  Weamanrow,  and  95,  Bath  st 
Hollis  Charles,  engraver  and  copper-plate 

printer,  61,  Bath  street 
Hollis  Christopher,  manufacturer  of  german 

silver  <fe  electro-plated  wares,  &  stamper 

in  general,  3,  jNIary  Ann  street 
Hollis   Ebenezer,  steel  pen  manufactm-er, 

10,  Hampton  street ;  h.  8,  Whittall  street 
Hollis  Isaac,  gun  and  pistol  maker ;  house, 

Frederick  pi.,  Frederick  st.,  Islington  row 
Hollis  Juhn, gun  ctpistolmkr. ;  h.AstonVilla 
Hollis  John,  shopkeeper,  15^,  Heneage  st 
Hollis  Marj-,  shopkeeper,  57,Bartholomew  st 
Hollis  Richard,  gun  nmfr.,  79,  VVeaman  st 
Hollis  Robert,   eating  and  beerhouse,  53^ 

New  Canal  street 
Hollis  \V'illiam  and  Ebenezer,  gun  cfe  pistol 

manufacturers.  8,  Whittall  street 
HollisWm., gun, <kc. mnfr, ;  h.  Brearley  st.W. 


Hollis  William,  grocer  and  tea  dealer,  194, 

High  street,  Deritend 
Hollis  William,  beerhouse,  39,  Barford  st 
Ilolloway    Benjamin,  coal  merchant,  Ed- 
ward street.  Parade 
HoUoway  Daniel,  fancy  steel  toy  maker ; 

house,  Balsall  heath  road 
Ilolloway  Elijah, trunk  mkr.  65, Bishopgatest 
HoUoway  John  and  Abel,  fancy  steel  toy 
and  pocket  book  lock  mnfrs.,  96,  Grange  rd 
HollowayJcihn,vict.  Dog&  Duck,40,Sheep  st 
HoUowayJ  ohn,beerhs.,20, George  st.,Parade 
Ilolloway  John   and   D.,   fancy  steel  toy 

makers,  43,  Moland  street 
HoUoway  William,  jeweller,  41,  Howard  st 
HoUyoake  Henry,  vict.  Star  Inn,  1,  Milkst 
Holman  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  8,  Hanley  st 
Holme  William,  beerhouse,  57,Woodcock  st 
Holmes  Benj.,  boot  &  shoe  mkr.,  112,  New  st 
Holmes  David,  grocer  and  provision  mer- 
chant, 30,  Broad  street 
Holmes  James,  plasterer, dealer  in  cement, 

tfcc,  1 9,  Broad  street 
Hulmes  John,  metal  button  &  eylet  mkr., 

30,  Newton  street 
Holmes  John,  carpenter  and    grocer,   31, 

Barford  street 
Holmes  Jonathan,  wheelwright,  35,  Smith  st 
Holmes  Richard,  carpenter,  Unett  street ; 

house,  Great  King  street 
Holmes  Rupert,  veterinary  surgeon,  veter- 
inary infirmary    and  shoeing   forge,  43, 
Cherry  street ;  house,  36,  Albion  street 
Holmes  &  Son,  corn  mrchnts.,  17,  Jamaica 

row,  and  16,  Holt  street 
Holmes  Thomas,  dairyman,  62,  Allison  st. 
Holmes  Thomas,  corn   merchant ;   house, 

17,  Jamaica  row 
Holmes  William,  auctioneer  and  appraiser, 

39^,  Cherry  street,  and  Wheeler  street 
Holmes  William,  porkbthr,  62,  Lancaster  st 
Holston  John,  shopkeeper,  121,  Tennant  st 
Holt  Ann,  lodgings,  77,  Ashted  row 
Holt  Benjamin,   brewer's   agent,    George 

street,  Lozells 
Holt  Edward,  pin  and  needle  manufacturer, 
iron,  brass,  and  steel  wire  drawer,  factor 
and  commission  agent,  39,  Moland  st. 
Holt  Edward,  carpenter  and  gig  pn)prietor, 

30,  Price  street 

Holt  John,  baker,  Willis  street 

Holt  John,  gun  furniture  maker,   court  7» 

Lower  Brearley  street 
Holt  John,  brush  maker,  28,  Bull  street 
Holt  Jph.,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  4,  Henry  st 
Holt    Mary,    green    grocer,     129,    Lower 

Brearley  street 
Holt  Sarah,  stay  maker,  132^,  Suffolk  st. 
Holt  William,  baker,  Loxton  street 
Holtam   William,  baker  and  flour  dealer, 

31,  Lench  street 

Holthara   .Tohn   Marshall,  tailor,  <fec.,   18, 
Islington  row 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST, 


Holtom  John,  bkr.  <fe  flour  dlr.,  Spring  st. 

Holtona  Wm.,  car  proprietor,  87,  Hospital  st 

Holtoms  William,  car  proprietor,  39,  Lud- 
gate  hill 

Holton  Charles,  shomkr.,  24.  Northwood  st 

Ilolton  John,  shoemaker,  227,  Sherlock  st. 

Holyhead  Ezekiel,  grocer,  130,  Great 
Hampton  row 

Holyoake  Frdrck.,  hairdrsr.,  lo,  Hockley  hi 

Holyoake  Horatio,  periodical  dealer,  and 
news  agent,  29,  Smallbrook  street 

Holyoake  Mr.  John,  Camp  hill 

Homar  Edward,  oyster  and  fruit  dealer, 
24,  Tonk  street 

Home  John,  hair  dresser,  33,  Union  passage 

Homer  Alfred,  die  siuker,  22,  Horse  fair; 
house,  court  20,  Bromsgrove  street 

Homer  Benj.,  jun.,  butcher,  51,  Ashted  rw. 

Homer  Isaac,  car  proprietor,  Icknield  st.,  E 

Homer  John,  haberdasher  and  jewellery 
manufacturer,  118^.  Snow  hill 

Homer  John,  gentleman,  12,  Calthorpe  st. 

Homer  Joseph,  beerhouse  and  shopkeeper, 
21,  Brewery  street.  New  Town  row 

Homer  Mary  Ann,  button  solderer,  Ma- 
chin's  buildings 

Homer  Thomas,  retail  brewer,  hay  and 
straw  dealer,  18,  Balsall  street 

Homer  Thomas,  painter  and  glazier,  86, 
Northwood  street 

Homer  \Vm.  coach  harness  plater,  17,  Hill  st 

Homer  William,  brhs.,  92,  Bromsgrove  st. 

Honor  George,  cabinet  maker  and  uphol- 
sterer, 73,  Coleshill  street 

Hood  John,  shoeingsmith.  Spark  brook 

Hood  John,  bottle  jack  maker,  Moseleyst. ; 
house,  17,  Latimer  street.  South 

Hood  Joseph,  gimblet  manufacturer,  court 
20,  High  street,  Bordesley ;  h.  court  3, 
Warner  street 

Hood  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  89.  Hampton  st. 

Hood  William,  blacksmith,  Tonnant  street 

Hook  George,  ])earl  l)utton  maker,  court  8, 
\\'illi;un  street,  North 

Hook  .lohn,  green  grocer,  214,  lleneage  st. 

Hooke  Edmund,  cal)inet  maker  and  eating 
house,  20,  Bristol  street 

Hookham  Henry  James,  tin  plate  worker, 
36,  Lomljard  street 

Hooper  Alfred,  fender,  stove  grate,  <fcc. 
manufacturer;  h.  1,  Cottage  lane 

Hooper  George  d-  Thomas,  l)ridle  l)it  manu- 
facturers and  j)laters,  court  31,  Lancas- 
ter street ;  houses,  90,  Aston  road 

Hooper  Miss  Jane,  school.  Lady  Wood   In. 

lloojter  .lames,  slH)i)kper.,  7L  L.  Tower  st. 

Hooper  James,  patten  and  clog  maker,  47, 
High  strcM't,  Derilend 

Hooper  Joliu,  muster  St.  Taul'-a  National 
School,  Warstone  lane 

Hooper  John,  basket  maker,  T>ivery  street 

Hooper  Misses  Sarah  ifc  Mary,  Barker  st.. 
Hunter's  lauo 


Hooper  Mr.  Richard,  All  Saints'  street 
Hooper  S.  &  Co.,  fender,  stove  grate,  &  fire 

iron  manufacturers,  Cottage  Lane  Works 
Hooper  Wm.,  coach  harness  turniture  plater, 

Navigation  st.,   and  coal  dealer,   Oozell 

st.  wharf;  h.  Pershore  road 
Hope  George, plater,  (fee. ;  h.32,  Hockley  hill 
Hope  James,  shopkeeper,  Spencer  street 
H  opeThos.  historical  engrvr,  20,  Warstone  lu 
Hopkins  Lieut.  Charles,  R.N.  Summer  hill 
Hopkins  Ann. periodical  dlr.  l8i.Bromsgve.3 
Hopkins  Hy.,  boarding  school,  30,  Smumer 

HillteiTace 
Hopkins  Henry,  goods  remover.  Oozells  st. 
Hopkins  Isaac  Nind,  merct. ;  h.  Harborne  rd 
Hopkins  James,  manufacturer  of  heavy  steel 

toys,  court  17.  Navigation  street 
Hopkins  John  Head,  tin  plate  worker ;  h. 

3,  Crescent 
Hopkins  John,  snuffer  mkr.,  22,  Camden  st 
Hopkins   Joshua,   baker  and  corn  dealer, 

39,  Dale  end 
Hopkins  Margaret,  shopkeeper,  32,  Cross  st 
Hopkins  <fc    Son,  brass   founders,    window 

blind  manufacturers  and  general  factors, 

2,  Stammer  row,  Friday  bridge 
Hopkins  Mrs.  72,  Parade 
Hopkins  Thos.  &  Co.,  heavy  steel  toy,  tool 

chests,  and  edge  tool  manufacturers  and 

ironmongers,  53^  Suffolk  street 
Hopkins  Thomas,  cabinet  chair  maker,  46, 

Dean  street 
Hopkins   William,  window  blind  manufr., 

&c.  tfec. ;  h.  2,  Summer  row 
Hopkins  William,  vict..  Boars  Head,  209, 

Bradford  street 
Hopkins  William,  glass  cutter  and  dealer, 

Cox's  Mill;  h.  20,  Newhall  hill 
Hopley  Harriet,  shopkpr.,  11,  Fordrough  st 
Hopper  Arthm-,  master  deaf  and  dumb  in- 
stitution. Church  road 
Hopper  Mr.  William,  Bristol  road 
Hojjton  Wm,,  shopkeeper,  21,  Hampton  st 
Ho])wood    Edward,   coach    spring    maker, 

Pershore  st. ;  h.  13,  Waterloo  street 
Hopwood  James  Lomax,  fruiterer,  1,  Mon- 
mouth street 
Hordern    Miss  Harriet  Eggington,   Sardeu 

House.  Bristol  road 
Ilormidge  Jane,  shopkpr.,  10,  St.  Martin  st 
Ilornbhnver  Frederick,  auctioneer  and  laud 

agent,  14,  Waterloo  st.  ;  h.  8.  Lee  crescent 
nornl)lower  John  Lewis,  architect  and  sur- 
veyor, 14,  \\'aterl(»o  st. ;  h.  7,  George  st., 

Islington  row 
Ilornblower  Joseph,  architect  and  surveyor, 

26,  Ann  st. ;  h.  o,  Crescent,  West 
Home  Eli/,.,  Mary,  Sz  Maria,  ladies'  school, 

li»7,  Bristol  street 
Home  Saml.,  vict.  Villa  Cross,  Aston  Villa 
Home  Thonias,  brass  founder.  Temple  row, 

and  manufr.  of  patent  iron  hinges.  Globe 

Works,  Cliveland  st.;  h.  Aston  village 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABPVnCAL    LIST. 


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Home  Win.  Edward,  grocer  and  carpenter, 

2ol,  Great  Colniore  street 
Horner  Ilein-y,  school,  G,  Tennant  street 
Hornidije  Jane,  slioi)lvj)r.,  10,  St.  Martin's  st 
Horrocks  Henry,  irnncnirrjuer,  lii,  Regent  pi 
Horrocks  Jolni,  gun  engraver,  ct.  2,  Lench 

St.;  li.  W'ainwright  St.,  Aston 
Horsel'all  James  Price,  inspector  for  Water 

Works  Co.  d-  grocer.  ^Villianl  st. 
Horsowood  .lames,  tailor,  l.>.  Cross  st. 
Horsfall  James,  steel,  iron,  tt  mnsical  wire 

drawer.  Oxford  st.  tfe  Hay  jNlills,  Yardley ; 

li.  -261,  ^^maIl  heath 
Horsiield  Thomas,  tailor  <fe  draper.  Grant  st 
Horsley  Charles,  cabinetmaker  and  uphol- 
sterer, 22,  Suflolk  street 
Horsley  John,  bnilder  and  cabinet  maker, 

32,  Newton  street 
Hort  Wm.,  tailor,  draper,  ifefrench  trousers 

maker.  3,  Cherry  street,  Tem])le  ro\v 
Horton  Abm.  wine  tt  spirit  mert.  9  J,  Dale  end 
llortofi  Abraham,  gent.,  6,  Heathfiekl  pi. 
Horton  Ann   Matilda,   schoolmistress,  3S, 

Ryland  street 
Horton  Benjamin,  coal  dlr.,  79.  Hatchett  st 
Horton  Mrs.  Eliza,  2,  Calthorpe  street 
Horton  Eliza,  ladies'  school,  3,  Anderton  st 
Horton  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Soho  hill 
Horton  Frederick,  modeller  and  chaser,  29, 

Mary  street,  Caroline  street 
Horton    George,    secretary   to   Church    of 

England  Cemetery  Company,  Warstone 
Horton  George,  snuffer  polisher,  Brueton's 

Mill ;  h.  ct.  2,  Woodcock  street  I 

Horton  George,  fender  manufr.,  Lr.  Hiu-st  st ' 
Horton  (ieorge,    victualler    and    jeweller,! 

Dun  Cow,  13,  Horse  fair  1 

Horton  George,  japanner,  court  8,  Gougli| 

street;  house.  Upper  Marshall  street         i 
Horton  George,  fender  maker,  Allison  st. ; 

house,  1,  Lower  Hurst  street.  East 
Horton  George  Barton,  currier  (fee. ;  house, 

43,  Bradford  street 
Horton  George,  builder,  Lady  Wood  lane  ; 

house,  Hagley  road 
Horton  and  Grundy,  curriers  and  saddlers 

ironmongers,  43.  Bradford  street 
Horton  Mrs.  Harriet,  Victoria  Mlla 
Horton  Isaac,  com. traveller,  76,  Lr.  Hm-st  st. 
Horton  James,  victualler,  Turks  Head  Inn, 

35,  Mount  street,  brewer  and  maltster, 

Belle  ^'ue  Brewery,  Handswortb 
Horton  James,  architect  and  surveyor,  60, 

Newhall  street ;  h.  Monument  lane 
Horton  James,  hau-  dresser,  104,  Snow  hill 
Horton    James,    foreman   locksmith,    171, 

Hami)t(  n  street 
Horton   Juhn,   cooper    and   packing    case 

manufiicturer,  carpenter,  builder,  and  cof- 
fin maker,  11,  Gas  street 
Horton  John,  ivory,  bone,  and  hard  wood 

turner,  cfec;  h.  George  st.,  Edgbaston 
Horton  John,  beerhs.,  15,  Grosvenor  st.,  West 


Horton  John,  beerhouse,  tfe  collector  of  lamp 

and  watch  rates,  41,  St.  George's  street 
Horton  John,  gun  stocker,  court  20,  Sand 

street;  house,  Summer  lane 
Horton  John,  furniture  bkr.,  15,  Buck  st. 
Horton  .lolui,  mason  ct  l)ricklyr.,  23,  Thorp  st 
Horton  Mr.  John,  14,  Tenl)y  street 
Horton  John,  hair  dresser,  21,Smallbrook  st 
Horton  John,  sho])keeper,  104,1']).  Tower  st 
Horton  Jph.,  gold  tfeslvTsmth. ;  h.29,  High  st 
Horton  .Toseph  Taylor  &  John,  ivory,  bone, 
and  hard  wood  turners  cfe  dealers,  brush 
&  giuiblet  mnfrs.,  10  *  1  l,St.  Mary's  row 
Horton  Josejjh  Taylor,  ivory,  bone,  &  hard 
woodtnr..  etc. ;  h.7, Frederick  st.  Edgbaston 
Horton  Josiah  and  William,  boiler  mnfrs., 

JEtuR  Works,  Smethwick 
Horton  Josiah,  boiler  mnfr. ;  h.  Men'idale 

Cottage,  Handswortli 
Horton  Joshua,  (Trustees  of)  steam  engine 
boiler,  gas-holder,  &c.  (fee.  mnfrs.  Taylor's 
dock.  Spring  hill ;  Thos.  Pigott,  manager 
Horton  Mrs.  ^lary,  Bristol  road 
Horton  Rt.,  gold  (te  silversmith,  li.  29,  High  st 
Horton    i{obert   Newland,   solicitor.    Corn 

Exchange  passage,  and  9,  Moat  row 
Horton  Saml.,  Jph.,  (fe  llbt.,  gold  &  silver- 
smiths, jewellers,  (fe  cutlers,  29,  High  st. 
Horton  Samuel,  gold  and  silversmith,  house, 

17,  Caltliorpe  street 
Horton  Thos.,  accountant,  36,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Horton  Thomas,  glass  dir.,  29,  Vauxhall  st 
Horton  William.,  boiler  mnfr.,  Montpelier 

Cottage,  Smethwick 
Horton  Wm..  bridle  bit  mkr.,  34,  Woodcock  st 
Horton  Wm.,  shoe  maker  &  leather  seller, 

20,  Balsa  11  street 
Horton  ^Villiam,  tailor,  39,  Sherlock  street 
Horton  Wm.,  pork  butcher,  70,  Dale  end 
Horton  AVm.,  pork  butcher,  322,  Cheapside 
Horton  Wm.,  linen  drpr.,  64,  Constitution  hi 
Horton  William,  haberdasher,  23,  Carver  st 
Horwood  ^Villiam,  furniture  broker,  35,  Gt,< 

Hampton  street 
Hoskius   Abraham,    siu-geon,    128,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Hossack  Hugh,  English  Presbyterian  school- 
master, Oozellsst.,N.;  h.  Little  Vincent  st 
Hotchkiss  Paulina,  straw  bonnet    maker, 

134,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Hough  Daniel,  beerhs.,  83,  Up.  Hospital  st. 
Hough  John,  agent  to  T.  Musson,  97,  Bull  st 
Hough  William,  wheelwright,  Spark  brook 
Houghton  Dugdale,  land  agent,  20,  Para- 
dise street;  h.  The  Firs,  Wheeley's  road 
Houghton  George,  hosier,  74,  High  street ; 

house,  7,  Islington  road 
Houghton  Henry,  haberdasher,  trimming, 

and  button  warehouse,  12,  Union  street 
Houghton    Henry,    leather   japanner,     1, 

Masshouse  lane  ;  h.  33,  Worcester  st 
Houghton    John,    linen    draper,    (fee,   24, 
Snow  hill 

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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Houghton  John,  cashier,  Old  Canal  Compy., ; 

22,  Frederick  street,  Newhall  hill 
Houghton  Vaughton,  coal  master.  Lodge  rd 
Hoult   Robert,   organist   and  professor   of 

music.  Hunter's  lane 
Hounslow  John,  baker,  27,  New  Summer  st 
Houson  John,   carver,    gilder   and   picture 

frame  maker.  69,  Pershore  street 
Houton  AVm.,  shopkeeper,  344,  Cheapside 
How  Thomas,    wood  turner   and  sawyer, 

Oozells  street.  North 
Howard  Edward,  basket  and  sieve  maker, 

119,  Great  Charles  street 
Howard   Thomas,  cork  screw  maker,    11, 

Lawrence  street 
Howard  \'ernon,  pnbrkr.,  278,  Bradford  st. 
Howard  William,  heavy  steel  toy  polisher, 

Bullock's  Mill,  Ilanley  street 
Howe  Henry,  designer  and  can-er,  court  3, 

Edmund  st. ;  house,  Gt.  Colmore  street. 
Howe  Henry,  hay,  corn  and  straw  dealer, 

&  goads  remover,  191,  High  st.,  Deritend 
Howe  James,  coal  dealer,  Holloway  head  ; 

house,  14,  Windmill  street  I 

Howe  James,  wood  tally  maker,  court   10, 

Sheep  street  j 

Howe    Humphrey    William,    confectioner,- 

12,  Ashted  row  | 

Howe  Joseph,    cabinet  maker  and  uphol- 
sterer, 41,  Ellis  street 
Howe   Joseph,  manufacturer  of  britannia 

metal  goods,  19,  Blucher  street  i 

Howe  Tliomas,  beerhouse,  91,  Bradford  st. ! 
Hovvel  James,  gentleman,  3,  Ryland  tr. 
Howell  d'  Cooke,  clock  dial  manufacturers, 

62i,  Smallbrook  street 
Howell   Edwin,  clock  dial   manufacturer; 

liouse,  20,  Victoria  grove 
Howell  Francis,  coal  merchant,  Aston  rd. 

wharf;  house,  32,  Aston  road  j 

Howell  Ilenry,  gun  finisher,  264,  Aston  rd. 
Howell  Isaac,  colourer,  ct.  /,  Henrietta  st    \ 
Howell  James,  pearl  button  man\ifacturer, 

Hospital  street  ;  house,  58,  Cecil  street  j 
Howell  John,  wharfinger,  Aston  rd.  wharf 
Howell  .foseph,  ivory  and  bone  turner,  9li, 

Clieapside  j 

Howell  .Joseph  \\'ntts,  ])lumber,  glazier  and 

painter,  ^^M,  Iligligate  j 

How(dl  Joshua,  lunbrella manufacturer, 79, 

IJull  St.;  house,  2,  Wellington  road  ' 

Howell  Thomas,  stair  rod,    nstrigal,   cluiir 

luid   coach   beading  mainifacturer.    Easy 

row;  house,  15,  Severn  street 
Howell  Thonms.  jiearl  button   maker,  M'il- 

liani  street.  North;  h.  Manchesti-r  jjlace 
Howell   Thomas,   victualler,    Waggon  and 

Horses,  23,  Edmund  street 
Howell  Thos.  cbiuuiey  sweep,  09,  Weaman  st 
Howell  \N'm.,  M.C.I*.,  classical,  mathenui- 

tical  and  commercial  boarding  academy, 

and  lecturer  on  literature  and  ecience,  b, 

Kaiiv  row 


Howell  Wm.,  coal  dlr.,  Pritchet  st.  wharf 
Howes  Francis,  wheelwright,  horse  and  gig 

letter,  168,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Howes  Francis,  jim.,  coach  builder,  1,  High 

St.,  Deritend  ;  h.  168,  Broad  st.,  Lslington 
Howes  James,  military  ornament  maker, 

87,  Cheapside 
Howes  J  ph.  bkr.  cfe  flour  dlr..  75,  Cheapside 
Howes  ]SIary  Ann,  mistress  St.  Matthew's 

infant  school,  Lupin  street 
Howitt  Edward,  grocer,  Loxton  street 
HowittWm.,  tobacco  pipe  mkr..  10.  Severn  st 
Howie   Caroline,   stamper   and  piercer    in 

general,   and   manufacturer   of  wrought 

iron  stau"  eyes,  drill  cups  for  drilling  ma- 
chines, seed  regulators,  winnowing  ma- 
chines, riddles,  etc.,  74,  Coleshill  street 
Howie  John,  beerhouse,  351,  Summer  lane 
Howie    Richard,  stamper   and  piercer,  20, 

Moor  street 
Howlett  Jph,  solder  mkr,  174,  Ashted  rw. 
Howlett  Mr.  Thomas.  Vine  place      * 
Howlett    Thomas,   plumber,  glazier,    drc, 

46,  Ashted  row 
Howlette  John,  plumber,  glazier <fe  painter, 

90,  Navigation  street 
Howse   Edward,  shopkeeper  and  brewery 

agent,  20,  Lady  Wood  lane 
Howse  James,  boarding   and   day    school, 

Aston  Villa 
Howson  Robert,  agent  to  Pickford  &  Co., 

14,  Ilighgate 
Huball    James,   whip   thong  maker,    109, 

Moland  street 
Huband  Jon.,  goods  remover,  95,  Hockley  st 
Iluband  Thomas,  grocer  and  provision  dlr., 

59^  Sxnumer  lane 
Iluband  Wm.,  grcr.,  A-c,  264,  NewTownrw 
Hubbard  I i enrv, bricklaver,  88,  New  Johnst 
Hubbard  Mrs.  Ann,  117.  Bloomsbury  place 
Hubbard  William,  goods  remover,  165,  Gt. 

Hampton  row 
Iluching  Sarah,  basket  maker,  3,  Pinfoldst 
Huckley     Catherine,     green     grocer,     93 

Lancaster  street 
Hudson    Benjamin,   bookseller,    stationer 

printer,  ttc,  18,  Bull  street 
Ihidson  Edward,  manufacturer  of  Cotterill's 

j)ntent  door  springs,  203,  Ashted  row 
Hudson    J'.dward,    glass   toy    maker,    105, 

Bromsgrove  street 
Hudson  Mr.  I'd  win,  .')04.  Green  lanes 
Hudson  Mr.  Francis.  1,  Bartholomew  st. 
Hudson  George,  currier  and  leather  japan- 

ner.  23.  Masshmise  lane 
H\idson  Ih'ury.  shopkeeper,  148,  Lawley  .st 
Hudson    Herbert,  vict.,   King's  Head,  127, 

Diubith 
Hudson   James,   green    grocer,    12,     New 

Meeting  street 
Hudson  John  Parton,  treacle  mauufacttirer 

and  bone  merchant,  36,  Dartmouth  st. 
HudBon  John,  dairjnnan,  5,  Horse  fair 


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Hudson  Joseph  cfe  Son,  wood  turners  and 

sawyers,    Brul<Te    street,     Broad   street ; 

house,  Baskerville 
Hudson  Leonard,  builder,  45,  Livery  street; 

house,  o.  Buck  ill  M^h  am  street 
Hudson  ^L^ry,  niilliiier  tV:  laco  dlr.,  2,  Bull  st 
Hudson  Mrs.  iNIary,   Byron  Cottage,   Bell 

Barn  road 
Hudson  Richard,  excise  officer,  118,  Unettst 
Hudson  Rt.,  rag  <fe  bone  dlr.,  89,  Lawley  st 
Hudson  Samuel,  saddlers'  ironmonger  and 

bridle  cutter.  40,  Banbury  street 
Hudson    Thomas,   colourer  and  stenciller, 

court  1 14,  Moor  street 
Hudson  Thomas,  butcher,  69,  Bordesley  st 
Hudson  Wm  ,  green  grocer,  oO,  Stafford  st 
Hudswell  Mr.  James.  Pcrshoie  road 
Hutl' William,  carpenter,  ol.  Fox  street 
Huffer  James   William,  cabinet  locksmith 

and  ironmonger,  69,  Cheapside 
Hug  Lawrence,  watch  and   clock  maker, 

44,  Constitution  hill 
Huggins  Thos.  pork  butcher,  12,  Coleshillst 
Huggins  Wm.,  pork  butcher,  64,  Digbeth 
Hugh  Richard,  sand,  glass  and  emery  paper 

maker,  court  5,  Bow  street 
Hughes  Charles,  pearl  button  maker,  ct.  5, 

Hospital  street 
Hughes  Charlotte,  beerhouse,  146,  Lawley  st 
Hughes    Charlotte,    earthenware    dealer, 

Market  hall;  h.  ;Moor  street 
Hughes  Ellis,  grocer,  311,  New  John  st.  W. 
Hughes  &  Evans,  wire  and  rolled  metal  m.a- 

nufacturers,  High  street,  Deritend 
Hughes  George,  glass  blower,  Richmond  pi. 
Hughes  Henry,  gent.  Nelson  ter,  Bristol  rd, 
Hughes  Henry,  shopkeeper  and  goods  re- 
mover, 18,  Lench  street 
Hughes  James,  vict.,  Rose  and  Punch  Bowl, 

41.  Bull  street 
Hughes  James,  maltster.  Guest  street 
Hughes  James,  green  grocer  and  butcher, 

137.  Livery  street 
Hughes  John  &  Thomas,  coach  lace  and 

fringe  manufacturers,  6,  Ashted  row 
Hughes  John,  coach  lace  and  fringe  manu-  | 

facturer;  h.  34,  Willis  street 
Hughes  John,  hard  wood  &  metal  sawyer,  I 

Cambridge  st. ;  h.  10,  Russell  pi.  Russell  st 
Hughes  John,  wiremanufr. ;  h.  69,  Green  Ins. 
Hughes  John,  civil  engineer,  37,  Cheiry  st. ;  j 

h.  Wellington  road  I 

Hughes  John,  die  sinker,  75,  Bath  street 
Hughes  Jph.,  brass  <fe  iron  caster,  41,  Potterst 
Hughes  Joseph,  victualler  cfe  coach  harness  | 

plater,  Cup,  179,  Livery  street 
Hughes  Miss  Lucy,  9,  Calthorpe  street 
Hughes  Maria,  milliner  and  dress  maker,' 

18,  Colinore  row  j 

Hughes  Mary,  stone  mason.  Ban*  st.  West  | 
Hughes  Robert,  jeweller.  Spring  hill  ' 

Hughes  Samuel,  postage  and  light  parcel; 

rase  maker,  ct.  18,  Upper  Hospital  st. 


Hughes  Samuel,  shopkeeper,  111,  Moor  st 
Hughes  Samuel,  shopkeeper,  10,  Slaney  st 
Hughes  Samuel,  tripe  dresser,  28,  Hockley  st 
H  nglies  Sml.,  dep.  registrar,  2 1 ,  Navigation  st 
Hughes  Sarah,  mistress  Carr's  lane  inde- 
pendent school,  New  Meeting  st.;  h.  12, 

Unett  street 
Hughes  Thomas,  butcher  and  bacon  factor, 

133,  Great  Hampton  street 
Hughes  Thos.  ironmonger,  5S,  Hampton  st 
Hughes,  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  02,  Great 

Hampton  street 
Hughes  Timothy,  clerk,  Kent  street 
Hughes  Vaughan,  M.D.,  29,  Church  st. 
Hughes  William,  shopkeeper  and  dairyman, 

93,  Park  street.  Bullring 
Hughes  Wm.shoemkr.ct.  31,  Gt.  Colmorest 
Hull  George,   provision  dealer,  26,  grocer 

and  druggist,  77,  Smallbrook  street 
Huhne  James   William,   sign,   heraldrick, 

etc.  painter,  21,  Parade 
Hulme  William,  manufr.  and  dealer  in  dent- 
ists' materials,  tools,  &c.  34,  Hampton  st 
Hulme  Wm.  &  Co.  manufrs.  and  dealers  in 

watch,  miniature,  &  photographic  glasses, 

cases,  materials,  cfec.  34,  Hampton  st. 
Hulse  Hy.  foreman  upholstr.,  5,  St.  Matin  st 
Hulse  Jph.  refiner  and  metal  dealer,  ct.  39, 

High  St.  Deritend;  h.  154,  Bradford  st. 
Hulse  Thos.  &  Chas.  Conway,  fishmongers, 

H,  Smallbrook  street 
Hulson  Isaac,  plumber,  painter,  &c.  3,  King 

Edward's  place 
Hulston  James,   fancy  paper  box  maker, 

Lee  Bank  road 
Hulston  John,  ca-.inet  maker  &  upholsterer, 

34,  Worcester  street 
Hulston  Sarah,  pocket  book,  pattern  card, 

and    fancy   leather    case    maker,   York 

passage  ;  h.  Rowland  Villa,  Bristol  road 
Hulston  Soloman,  pocket  book  and  pattern 

card  maker  &  beerhouse,  Latimer  st.  S. 
Hume    Rev.   Charles,    B.  A.,   lecturer,  St. 

Philip's,  12,  St.  Paul's  square 
Hume  Daniel,  joiner  &  builder,  44,  Ellis  st 
Hume  Jph.,  bldr.  &  crpntr.,  25,Union  passage 
Humpage  Enock,  guiWock  maker,  Phillip's 

street,  Aston  brook 
Hmnpherson  Jane.beerhs.,  1 16, Gt. Brook  st 
Hmnphrey  Joseph,  eating  house,  2,  A.  B.  row 
Humphi-eys  Benjamin,  jeweller  and  black 

ornameiat  manufacturer,  37,  Bristol  street 
Humphreys  Edward,  baker  tVr  ilour  dealer, 

Wheeler  street 
Humphreys  Geo.,  shopkeeper,  39,  Aston  st 
Humphreys  Henry,  fishmonger.  Dale  end; 

house,  70,  Dean  street 
PIumphreysThos.,bootitshoemlvr.,9,Snowhl 

Hmnphreys  Thomas,  hair  dresser,  12,  Con 

stitutiou  hill 
Humphreys  Thos,,  chrast.  &  drgst.,  43,  Bull  st 
Humphreys  Thos.,  hair  dresser,  90,  Snow  hi 
Humphreys  Wm.,  hair  dresser,  52,  Livery  it 


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BIRMINGBAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Humphreys  William,  baker  cfe  flonr  dealer,  | 
59,  Lancaster  street  I 

Hmnjilireys  William,  blacksmith  <fe  farrier, 
76,  Lionel  st. ;  h.  9,  G  eorge  st.,  Islini^on  nv 
Hmnphreys  William,  fishnion<fer,  Dale  end 
Hunii)hriesKenj..  jeweller.  91,  Xavigation  st 
numphriesChas.shoemkr.88, Buckingham  st 
Hmnpliries  Henrj',  fruiterer.  Market  hall; 
house.  Dean  street  I 

Humphries  Jas.,  shopkeeper,  Macdonald  st| 
Hum])hries  .lames,  cabinetmaker,  Kentst: 
ITumj)hries  lU..  wood  cr\T..  />8,  Lt.  Charles  st  i 
Hum])hries  Tlios.,  clerk,  S-2,  (Jt.  Colmore  st 
IIuTni>hries  Wm.,  tailor,  Charles  Henry  st 
Humphries  Wm.,  shopkee])er,  22,  Barford  st 
Hundey  Thos.,  thimble  mnfr.,  3o,  Pritchetst 
Hunds  Mr.  Thomas,  Hunter's  lane 
Hunt  Benj.  tk  Sons,  printers,  bookbinders,  <fe 
paper  dirs.,  75,  Hij^h  st.;  h.  138,  Bath  row 
Hunt  Charles,  grocer.  Villa  street 
Hunt  Esther,  dress  mkr., SO,  Gt. Hampton  rw 
Hunt  Frederick,   seal  and  stone  eugi-aver, 

court  1 1,  Lower  Brearley  street 

Hunt  Geo., baker  &  flour  dlr.,  59,  Coleshill  st 

Hunt  George,  wood  button  manufacturer, 

Legge  street    house,  59,  Woodcock  street 

Hunt  (ieorge  Horton,  conunercial  traveller, 

7.*},  Vyse  street 
Hunt  George,  fancy  case  gilder,  11^,  Cherry 

street;  house,  128,  Cregoe  street 
Hunt  Geo.,  engraver,  printer,  and  stationer, 
42,  I'nion  ])assage ;  h.  47.  Up.  Gough  st 
Hunt  Harry,  Esi^.,  Calthorpe  fields 
Hunt  Hy.,  tailor  tfe  draper,  79,  Coleshill  st 
Hunt  James,  lathe  and  tool  maker,  ct.  29, 
Newton  st. ;  h.  Primrose  hill,  Leicester  st 
Hunt  James,  steel  merchant;  house,  George 

street,  Lslington  row 
Hunt  James,  bone  button  mnfr.,  Brueton's 

mill,  d-:  beerhouse,  5,  Great  Brook  street 
Hunt  James,  baker  and  flour  dealer,  1384, 

Ashted  row 
Hunt  Jane,  governess,  Blue  Coat  school, 

Colmore  street 
Hunt    John    Aldington,    baker   and    flour 

dealer,  10,  Ashted  row 
Hunt  J  (dm,  clerk,  Kyland  road 
Hunt  John  Danl.,  shopkpr.,  235,  Cheapside 
Hunt  Jolm,  butcher,  (J,  .Jamaica  row 
Hunt  Joseph,  butcher,  49,  Digbeth 
Hunt  Joseph,  dairjman,  1 12,  l^r.  Bn^arley st 
Fluiit  .Joseph,  fmit(»rer,  47.  Slierlock   street 
Hunt  Joseph,  beerhouse,  88,  Carver  street 
Hunt  .Joseph,  bucket  bale  maker,  coiu't  13, 

ICddiimd  stn'ct 
Hunt  .losiah,   coach  harness   furniture  for- 
ger, court  13,  Kdniund  street 
Hunt  M:iry,  dress  maker,  .'59,  Church  st. 
Hunt  |{(»l)ert  Lewis, veterinary  surgeon,  ve- 
terinary inlirniary  and  shoeing  forge,  and 
livery  and  bait  stables,  llagley  road,  and 
40,  Ciinuon  street 
Hunt  Samuel,  coal  nuister,  Ilandsworth  vl. 


Hunt  Samuel,  shoe  maker,  4,  Wharf  street, 

Lawlev  street 
Hunt  Mrs.  Sarah,  138,  Bath  row 
Hunt  Mrs.  Susannah,  3,  Bishopgate  terrace 
Hunt  Thos,,  fruiterer,  9.  Phillip  st.,  Highst 
Hunt  Thos.,  btchr.,  181,  Broad  St.,  Islington 
Hunt  William,  wheelwright  <fe  blacksmith, 

6~)^  Ashted  row 
Hunt  ^V"illiara.  pearl  button  manufacturer, 

court  19,  Summer  lane 
Hunt   William,  bricklayer  and  builder,  10, 

Cardigan  street 
Hunt  A\'illiam,  ale  and  porter  merchant, 

57,  Newhall  street 
Hunt  William,  merchant's  clerk,  Wynn  st- 
Ilunt  William,  tailor  &  drpr.,  127,  Snow  hi 
Hunt  William  Edwin,  bookbinder,   <fec.  ;  h. 

Eastwood  Cottage.  Bristol  road 
Hunt  William   «fe   Sons,   manufacturers  of 

steel  and  edge  tools,  Brades  AVarehouse 

52,  Ann  street 
Hunt  William,  gun  implement  manufac- 
turer, 59,  Staniforth  street 
Hunt  Wm.,  butcher,  32,  Park  st..  Bull  ring 
Hunter  Chas.  Hy.,  bank  cashier.  Clifton  ter. 
Hunter  Hy.,  hair  dresser  and  beerhouse,  1, 

Moseley  street 
Hunter  jNIr.  James,  72 J,  Gt.  Hampton  st. 
Hunter  John,  siu-geon,  44,  Gt.  Charles  st. 
Hunter  .Joseph,  butcher,  61,  Great  Barrst. 
Hunter  Jph., beer  tfe eating hs.,  152,  Moor  st. 
Hunter   Samuel    Henry,   hair  dresser,  91, 

Lancaster  street 
Hunter  Thos.,  beerhouse,  33,  St.  George's  st 
''  Huntington  Jidni,  pearl  button  manufac- 
I      turer,  8,  Whitton  street 
j  Huntington  Mary  Ann, school.  Hunter's  In. 

Hurd  Mrs. 13.'{,  Broad  st.,  Islington 

Hurd  John,  fishmonger,  Dale  end 
Hurd  Samuel,  pearl  button  mkr..  39,  Tonk  st 
Hurley  John,  draper,  A'C,  38,  High  street 
I  Hurley  Henn,-,  hair  dresser  and  j^erfiuner, 

77,  Stafibrd  street 
Hiu-st  and   Reynolds,  french  patent  wove 

A' general  stay  mnfrs.,whlsle.,  101,  New  st 
Hurst  Jas.,  stay  mnfr.;    h.  \\'ellington  rd. 
Hurt  Mrs.  Fanny,  8,  Calthorpe  street 
Hurt  ^^'Iu.,  ])earlbtn.  mkr.,  ct.  19.  Suuunerlu 
1  Hurt  and  Wrav,  chronometer,  watch  and 

clock  mufrs.  and  jewellers,  46,  New  st. 
Hurt  Joseph,  jeweller,  i^-c. ;  h.  46,  New  st. 
Husbaml  Mrs.  Elizabeth,   Frederick  street, 

Islington  row 
Husband     Lawrence,    railway    clerk,     98, 

Bloomsbiu'v  i)lace 
Huskiuson   Charles    Henry,  vict..  Waggon 

and  Horses,  37,  Summer  row 
Huskisson  .J(din,  victualler.  Leopard   Inn, 

87,  Dale  end 
Huskisson  .Jph.,  carrier;  h.  Sherlock  .street 
Huskiss(»n  Kichard,  clerk,  Wynn  street 
Huskisson  tV' TeiTill,  caniers,   189,   Brom.?- 

grove  street 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABKTIC.4L     LIST. 


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Huskisson  Wm..pawnl)kr.,7-i.  Ht.  Charles st 
Hussclbeo  Jpli.,  bricklayer,  Xi,  Loxtoii  st. 
Hussey  Richard  Charles,  architect,  45,  Ann 

street ;  lunise,  Russell  row 
Hutchinijs  Hein-y,  brewery  agent,  liristolrd. 
Hutchiuiis  Samuel,  accoimtaut,  272,  Great 

Colmore  street 
Iliitchiniis  Sanniel,  junior,  house,  sign,  <fec. 

]):iinter,  1)1.  Dale  end;  h. 272, Cit.Cohuorest 
Ilutchins  Chas.,  bskt.nikr.,  S2,  Navigation  st 
IIntchinsJno..bkr.lfeil()urdlr.,110,^Villian^st 
Hutchins   Murk,   basket   maker,    11,    New 

Meeting  street  and  Market  hall 
Hutchinson    Thomas   Ne\ille,   school,   90, 

A  silted  row 
Hutchinson  William,  pearl  button  maker, 

55,  Smith  street 
Ilntton  Kev.  PI>igh.\initarianmin.  Bristol  rd. 
Hutton  J  no.,  bkr.cfe  flour  dlr..  277,  Bradford  st 
Hutton  William,  brass  founder,  87,  Belmont 

row ;  house,  Bloomsbury 
Huxley,  Heriot  tfe   Co.,  factors,   55,   Brad- 
ford street,  Enoch  Lea,  manager 
Huxley  Thos.,vict.. Britannia, 27, St. Paul's  sq 
Hyam  Samuel,  tailor,  woollen  draper,   and 

hosier,  23,  New  st. ;  h.  Spring  Hill  House 
Hyde  George,  gentleman,  Hagley  road 
Hyde  George,  grocer,  10,  Great  Lister  st 
Hyde  Henry,  jewellei-,  85,  Upper  Tower  st. 
HydeHy. , furniture  ljkr.,34,Georgest. Parade 
Hyde  Henry,  shoe  maker,  41,  vSmallbrook  st. 
Hyde  Jph..  victualler,  Bloomsbiuy  Tavern, 

127,  Ileneage  street 
Hyde  John,  glass  painter,  43,  Sand  pits 
Hyde  John, bootifeshoe  maker.  Bell  Barn  rd. 
Hyde  &  Parkes,  iron  plate  wkrs.,ct.  1 J  ,H  olt  st 
Hyde  Thomas,  basket  maker  and  cooper, 

6,  St.  Martin's  lane 
Hyde  Silas,  iron  plate  worker ;  h.  Love  In. 
Hyde  Wm.,  boot  &  shoe  rakr.,  45,  Lr.  Hurst  st 
Hyde  Wm.,  basket  maker,  55,  Smallbrook 

street  and  Market  hall 
Hyde  William,  shopkeeper,  151.  Unett  st. 
Hyde   ^\'illiam,   tinmans   furniture  forger, 

court  24;],  L'pper  Tower  street 
Hyders  Wm.,  carpenter,  136,  Summer  lane 
Hyron  Wm.,  bricklayer,  court  1,  Brewery 

street.  New  Town  row 
Ibhotson  Joseph  and  Son,  file  mnfrs.,  58, 

Ludgate  hill ;  house,  24,  Tower  street 
Ick  John,  felbnonger,  96,  Coventry  street 
Iddins   Joseph,    straw   and  tuscan   bonnet 

maker,  16,  Newhall  hill 
Ide  Thomas,  victualler,  Holts   Arms,   and 

Electric  Telegraph  Inn,  13,  Lister  street, 

and  electric  telegraph  wire  manufacturer, 

Heneage  street  wharf 
Ide  Wm.,  l)eerhouse,  16,  New  Canal  street 
Idiens  John,  grocer,  Claverdon  street 
lies  Chas.,  hook  &  eye  mnfr.;h.  Sherborne  rd 
Iliffe  Miss  Clara,  20,  Broad  st.,  Islington 
Ilifle  Charles,  button  manufacturer  ;  house. 

Field  House,  Hai'borne 


llifte  IIy.managerhtn.factory,38,Xewhall  st 
IlilTe  Jeremiah,  gentleman,  Glasshouse  lane, 

Edgbaston 
Ilifle  Wm.  lly.,  coach  mnfr.  8,  Broad  street 
lUidge  Jno.  polshr.  Lichfield  Mill;  h.  John  st 
Ilsley  Thomas,  gun  finisher,  83,  Cliveland  st 
lUingworth  Rev.  Edward,  M. A.  head  master 

Proprietary  school.  Priory  pi.,  Bristol  road 
Ince  'J'hos.,  plumber  ifeglzr.,  56,  Woodcock  st 
Inchley  Eras.,  victualler,  Hope  &  Anchor, 

63,  Green  street,  Birchall  street 
Inchley  Henry,  beerhouse,  Bissell  street 
Inchley  Joseph,  beerhouse,  137,  Bradford  st 
InglebyClmnt.,  slctr. ;  h.  Cannon  hi., Moseley 
Ingleby  cfe  Wragge,  solicitors, 4,  Bennet'shill 
Ingles  John,  baker  &  flour  dlr.,  Wheeler  st. 
Ingley  Thomas,  vict.,   Queen's  Head,    79, 

Hockley  street 
Inglis  John  Westley,  overlooker,  40,  Great 

Hampton  street 
Ingram  Mr.  Henry,  Pershore  road 
Ingram  Hy.,  provision  dlr.,  67,  Lancaster  st 
Ingram  John  William,  interior  decorative 

artist,  120,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Ingram  John,  grocer   and   tea   dealer,   11, 

Steelhouse  lane 
Ingi-am  Joseph,  feather  and  flock  dealer, 

23,  Great  Charles  street 
Ingram  Joseph,  beerhouse,  39,  Lionel  st 
Ingram    Richard     Thompson,     merchant's 

clerk,  65,  King  Edward's  road 
Ingram  Thos.  Wells,  medalist,  die  sinker, 

and  horn  button  mnfctr.,  85,  Bradford  st 
Ingram  William,  clerk,  St.  Mark's  street 
Ingram  William,  tripe  dresser,  S, William  st 
Inkersley  Mrs.  Sarah,  Plough  «fe  Harrow  In 
Inks  Charles,  treasurer  to  building  society. 

King  Edward  s  road 
Inman  Charles,  box  and  ivory  rule  maker, 

11,  Newton  street 
Inns  Frederick,  plumber  &  painter.  Lower 

Hurst  street.  East 
Inshaw  George,  jevA'^eller  and  haberdasher, 

7,  Loveday  street 
Inshaw  John,  engineer,machinist,steamboat 

proprietor,  &  retail  brewer,  23,  Murville  st 
Inshaw  Susannah,  lodgings,  19,  Ludgatehill 
Insleay  Mr.  Thomas,  Mill  street 
Insley  Edwd.,  beerhs.  &  gi-ocer,  7,Whittonst 
Insley  Jo^.n,  beerhouse,  Great  King  street 
Insley  W'm.,  baker  cfe  flour  dlr.,  Gt.  King  st 
Insley  Wm.,  scripture  reader,  St.  Thomas's, 

16,  Latimer  street.  South 
Insole  Charles  Henry,  grocer  <fe  tea  dealer ; 

house,  17,  Spiceal  street 
Insole  James,  saddlers'  and  coach  ironmon- 
ger, 76,  Hurst  street 
Instan  Wm.  .Tohn,  bank  clerk,  Naw  Bridge  st 
Institution  for  the  Blind,   Broad  street    Is- 
lington ;  Mrs.  King,  matron 
Institution  of  Mechanical  Engineers,  Tem- 
ple bldngs.,49,N  .wst. ;  W.P.Marshall,  sec. 
Inston  F^vard,  carpenter,  l(^1,Warstone  In 


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BIRMINGH.AM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Intan  Charles,  collector  of  excise,  94,  New  st 
Inwood    Robert,    letter    press  printer   and 

stationer,  6,  Lease  lane 
Ireland  Cha^.,  ^^  riting  master,  67,  Caroline  st 
Ireland  George,  victualler.  Eagle,  Oozells  st 
Ireland  James,  wire  worker  <fe  weaver,  11, 

Con^eve  st.,  tfe  beerlis.,  28,Vaxixhall  rd 
Ireland  John,  prvsn.dlr..  11  andsworth  village 
Ireland  Thomas,  pearl  button  maker,   142, 

Alcester  street 
Ireland  William,  patten  ring  maker,  ct.  203, 
Cheapside,  d:  victualler.  Compass  Tavern, 
142,  Alcester  street 
Irving  Edward  Garven,  tea  dealer  &  draper, 

72,  Brearley  street 
Irwin  Robert  Smith,  clerk,  63,  Ravenhiirst  st 
Irwin  ThomasRobinson.iron  merchant,  drc; 

house,  2,  Upper  Priory 
Isherwood  Miss  Eliza,  74,  Constitution  hill 
Israel  Wolf,  travlng.  jeweller, 20,  Sherlock  st 
Ivers  Rev.  Bernard,  catholic  curate,  Bath  st 
Ives  Charles,  chair  maker,  4,  Essex  street 
Izod  and  Son,  iron,  steel,  and  tin  plate  mer- 
chants, 62,  Stafford  street 
Izod  Thomas,  master,  St.  Matthew's  school, 

Lui)in  street;  house,  10,  Legge  street 
Izod  William,  sen.  <fe  jun.,  iron  merchants, 

house,  10,  (ieorge  street,  Islington  row 
Izon  John,  button  soldercr,  64.  Edmund  st 
Izon  George,  cabinet  maker,  281,  Watery  In 
Jabet   George,   solicitor,    25,    Ann   street; 

house,  Wellington  road,  Handsworth 
Jackaman  Henry,  brick,  tile,  and  quarrio 
mnfctr.,  Garrison  lane,  victualler  tfebuilder, 
'\\'agg()n  cfe  Horses  Inn,  29,  Adderley  st 
Jackson  Benjamin,  stamper  and  j)iercer,  ct. 

88,  Stcelhouse  lane  ;  h.  16,  Weaman  st 
Jackson  Charles,  tin  and  iron  worker,  54, 

Heneage  street 
Jackson  Charles,  ninfclr.  of  presses,  screw 
stocks,  braziers'  and  tinmen's  tools,  court 
2,  and  house,  90,  Weaman  street 
Jackson  Charles,  collar  maker  and  haber- 
dasher, 13,  Church  street 
Jackson    Charlotte,   straw  hat  maker,  10, 

Horse  fair 
Jackson  ICdward,  coal  dealer  and  goods  re- 
mover, 210,  Livery  street 
Jakson  Edward  Bache,  ironmonger,  lock- 
smith, bcUbajiger,  and  tin   plate  worker, 
19,  Hockley  hill 
Jackson  I',liz.,  vict..  Barrel  Inn.  11,  Inge  st 
Jackson  George,  butcher,  Solio  bill 
Jackson  George,  coach  and  harness  manu- 
facturer; h.  101,  Licbli(>ld  street 
Jackson    George,     sca))ltard    maker,    New 

England  ;  h.  47,  Camp  hill 
Jackson  (J»"orge,    tin     ])late     worker,     85, 

Holloway  bead  and  Market  hall 
Jackson  (;(>o.,  beerbse.,  77,  Ravenhurst  st. 
Jackson  Mr.  (Jeorge,  4,  Warstone  lane 
Jackson  Henry, hair  dresser,  112,  Pritchetst 
Henry  Jackson,  fishmonger,  74,  Snow  bill 


[Jackson  James,  jun.,  china,  glass  &  earth- 
enware merchant,  16, New  street;  house, 
Peel  place,  Highfield  road 

Jackson  John,  upholsterer,  Aston  brook 
I  Jackson  John,  gun  maker  and  factor,  49, 
I      Ellis  St.;  h.  Wellington  road 

Jackson  John,  plumber,  glazier  and  painter, 
7,  Washington  street 

Jackson  John,  straw  hat  maker,  milliner 
and  furrier,  19,  New  street 

Jackson  John,  coach  iron  work  manufac- 
turer, ct.  10,  High  St.,  Deritend ;  house, 
26,  Alcester  street 

Jackson  John,  beerhouse,  30,  Cliveland  st. 

Jackson  John,  hair  dresser,  6,  Duddestonrw 
j  Jackson  Joseph,  stay   manufacturer.  Stay 

Cottage,  74,  New  street 
I  Jackson  Josiah,   machinist   and  manufac- 
j     turer   of  axletrees   and  gold   pens,    13^ 
j      Geore  street.  Parade 
'  Jackson  Maria,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 
234,  Sherlock  street 

Jackson  Moses,  jewellery  box  maker,  1, 
Tenby  street 

Jackson  Richard,  cabinet  maker.  Broad  st. ; 
house,  84,  Bath  row  buildings 

Jackson  Robert,  shoe  mkr.,  44,  Essingtonst 

Jackson  Robert,  paper  and  horn  button 
maker,  62,  Woodcock  street 

.Tackson  Samuel,  eating  hs.  40.  Summer  row 

Jakson  Samuel,  gilt  toy  maker  and  shop- 
keeper, 1,  Mott  street 

Jackson  Samuel,  fruiterer  and  poulterer, 
76,  Stafford  street 

Jackson  Sarah,  vict..  Sailor's  Retturn,  2, 
Watery  lane 

Jackson  Thomas  Ridley,  coal  merchant. 
Easy  row  Coal  Wharf;  h.  19,  Broad  st. 

Jackson  Thomas,  commercial  traveller,  161, 
Bradford  street 

.Tackson  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  L.  Pershorest 

Jackson  Thomas,  beerhouse.  113,  Lawleyst 

Jackson  Thomas,  corn  merchant  and  whar- 
finger, Burton's  Wharf,  Love  lane 

Jackson  Thomas,  excise  officer,  278,  Gt. 
Colmore  street 

Jackson  Thomas,  corkscrew,  bootd'C.  hook 
maker,  9,  Barford  street.  South 

Jackson  William  cV  Son.  (Late  J.  Riissell 
fr(»ni  Moor  strec^t)  booksellers,  stationers. 


<fec.,  ()i),  Di^beth 


and 
206, 


Jackson  William,    tinman's,   brazier's 

general   bright  tool  manufacturer, 

Aston  road 
Jackson  \\'illiam,  silversmith,  «fcc. ;  house, 

Powell  stre»»t 
Jackson  William,  spade  and  shovel  maker, 

court  10,  |)igb(>th 
JacksoTi  W  illiani.  haberdasher.  9.  William  st 
Jackson  \\'illiam,  gun  and  i)istol  maker,  14, 

Colesbill  street;  h.  1 15,  Bloomsl)ury  ])1. 
.Tackson  \\'illiam.  coal  dealer,  9,  Benacrest 
Jackson  Mr.  ^^■illiam,  George  Btreet,  West 


Ill  RM  INGHAM    ALPaABETICAL    LIST. 


IDl 


Jacobs  Joseph,  gun  maker,  court  55^  Wea- 

uian  street;  house,  13,  Price  street 
Jacomb  John,  coal  delr.,  ct.  1,  Vauxhallrd 
Jagger  Charles  Ily,,  solicitor. 38,  C'auuoiist 
Jagger  Jabez,  gun  iiushr.,  ct.  It),  Weaniaust 
Jagger  Joseph,  agent  to  the  Scottish  Wid- 

dows'  Fund  iv  i.ife  Assurance  Company, 

64,  High  street;  house,  Ilamstead  row 
Jagger  Mrs.  Lydia,  Ilamstead  row 
Jagger  \Vm.,  banker's  clerk,  Hamstead road 
Jago  John  Dallaway,  machine   ruler,    12, 

Ann  street;  house.  King  Edward's  road 
James  d'  Buckland,  drapers,  100,  Bull  st. 
James  Charles,  iron  and  mill  brass  caster. 

Bridge  street  Foundry,  Broad  st. ;  house, 

14,  King  Edward's  place 
James  Charles,  coal  and  ale  agent,  George 

street,  ^^'est 
James,  Charles  <fe  George,  Windsor  and  fancy 

cain   chair   makers,   and    wood   turners, 

Sherlock  street 
James   Charles  William,  travelling  drajjer, 

5,  St.  Pauls  square 
James,  Dain,  &  Arthars,  linen  and  woollen 

drapers,  62,  High  street 
James  Edward,  tailor  &  draper,  3,  Digby  st 
James  Edward,  confectioner.  32,   Snow  hill 
James  Eli,  ornameutalhau'wrkr.,  3S,  Fleetst 
James  Eliz.,  stay  maker,  Heneage  street 
James  Frederick,  pork  butcher,  S6,  Small- 
brook  street 
James  Elizabeth,  ladies'  school,  Aston  brk. 
James  Gideon,  tailor  and   draper,    Phillips 

street,  Aston  brook 
James  James,  screw  manufacturer;  h.  13, 

Calthorpe  street 
JamesRev..John  Angell,  independent  min., 

Haglevroad 
James  John,  vict.,  Old  Star,  62,  &  officer 

for  the  Hemlingford  Hundred  Court,  61, 

Lichfield  street 
James  John,  steel  bead  and  tassel  maker, 

254,  Aston  road 
James  John,  hair  dresser,  38,  Gt.Hamptonrw 
James  John,  butcher,  69^  Hurst  street 
James  John,  coal  dealer,  Oozells  st.  Wharf, 

and  baker,  Balsall  heath 
James  Joseph,  merchant ;  h.  13,  Calthorpe  st 
James  Joseph,  hair  dresser,  4,  Congreve  st. 
James  Joseph,  draper,  d'c;  h,  Highfieldrd. 
James  .Joseph,  brewer  ;  h.  Highfield 
James]Mary<feSon,provisn.dlrs.34,Daleend 
James   Mary   Ann,  straw  hat   maker,   7, 

Smallbrook  street 
James  Robert,  corn,  hay,  and  straw  dealer, 

48,  New  Town  row 
James  tt  Sons,  screw manufrs.  37,  Bradford  st 
James  1  homas,  beerhouse,  Hockley  hill 
James  Ihomas,  steel  toy  polisher,  33,  Faze- 

ley  street ;  h.  136,  Sandy  lane 
James  Thomas,  draper  ;  h.  Pershorc  road 
James  Thomas  Smith,  solicitor,  21,  Water- 
loo st. ;  h.  Hagley  road 


James  Thomas,  millwright  and  shopkeeper, 

1 ,  Aston  i-oad 
James  Thomas,  sho})keeper,  19,  Balsall  st. 
James  Thnothy,  bricklayer,  ct.  2,  Rylandst 
James  William,  accountant,  36,  Waterloo  st 
James  William,  gun  finisher,  Whittall  st. ; 

h.  1)7«  Bloomsbury  ])lace 
James  M'illiam,  tailor,  3,  Digby  street 
James  William,  shopkeeper,  11,  Cox  street 
'  James  Wm.  shoemkr.  ifenews  agt.  9,  Mount  st 
1  Jameson  Charles,  cork  cutter,  26,  Hamptons 
Jameson  John,  cabinetmaker,  Stratlbrdrd. 
i  Jaques  John,  lapidary,  39,  Vyse  street 
\  Jacjues   Joseph,   pearl  button   maker,   58, 
I      Dartmouth  street 

I  Jardine  Marsh  Robt.  druggist,  42,  Cheapside 
'  Jarman  John  II,  &  Louisa  Jenkins,  manfrs. 
I      of  berlin  wool  goods,  2/1,  Bradford  st. 
Jarrett  George,  butcher,  62,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
i  JarrettGeo.  gi-ocer  &tea  dealer,  51,  Aston  rd 
I  JaiTett  William,  clerk,  221,  Heneage  street 
!  Jarvis  Henry,  coach  harness  furniture  mkr. 
!      35,  Fisher  street 

Jarvis  James,  beerhouse,  20,  St.  George's  st 
Jarvis  Jas.,  plane  mkr.  198, High  st.Deritend 
Jarvis  Jph.,  fruiterer,  &  Emily,  day  school, 

202,  Livery  street 
Jarvis  Samuel,  stone  &  marble  mason,  12, 

Bristol  road 
Jarvis  Thomas,  beerhouse,  32,  Essington  st 
Jasper  Thomas,  corn  merchant.  Farm  st. 
Jay  Rev.  James,  independent.  Parade 
Jeavons  Edmuud  (late  Jeavons  &  Redfem,) 
gun  and  pistol  manufactr.,  37,  Stanifortli 
st, ;  h.  Ebenezer  teiTace,  Barker  street 
Jeavons  Paul,  japanner,  tin  and  iron  plate 
worker  and  m  mufr.  of  every  description 
of  papier  machee  goods,  44,  Warner  st. 
Jeff  Arilliam,  clerk,  Lee  Bank  road 
Jeiferies  Geo.  vict. Black  Horse,39, Banbury  s 
JetFeries  Hy. merchant's  cik.  190,Camden  ter 
Jefferies  James  Henry,  engraver,  Camden 

place.  Lower  Camden  street 
Jefferies  John,  grinder  and  polisher  in  all  its 
branches,  Charlotte  street  Mills ;  h.  116, 
Hospital  street 
i  Jefl'ery  John,  cai-penter,  joiner,  builder,  and 
'     japanner,  o9,  Loveday  street 
Jetfery  John,  (late  Sansom.)  japanner  of 
:      fancy  ornaments.  59,  Loveday  street 
Jeffery  Joseph,  builder's  foreman,  Penn  st. 
JeffcryThos. railway  clerk,  126,  Vauxhallrd 
j  Jefferys  John,  barrister,  39,  Waterloo  st. 
i  JeiFerys  Wm.  Moses,  military  ornamt.  gilder 

and  egg  spoon  manufr.  42.^,  Newhall  st. 
Jefford  Benjamin,  grocer.  Villa  street 
'  Jeffries  Charles,  dyer,  4,  Coventry  road 
Jeffries  Rev.  George,  catholic,  St.  Peter's, 
I      St.  Peter's  place 

Jeffi-ies  Humphy,  button  maker,  1,  Regent  st 
Jeffries  Thos,,  morocco  case  mnfr.  Regent  rw 
Jefft  Arnill,  butcher,  123,  Great  Francis  st. 


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y,  RMINQHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Jefls  Tljomas,  catinghonse,  4,  Kenion  st 
Jeffs  Will,  baker  tfe  flonr  dealer,  loo,  Unett  st 
Jehu  Thomas,  furniture  broker,  102,  Moor  st 
Jelf  (ieorge,  green  grocer.  4.'},  Belhnontrow 
Jelf  Rebecca,  milliner,  22,  Ryland  place 
Jelf  William,  jioulterer  and  game  dealer, 

67,  Broad  sti-eet,  Islington 
Jelfe  Amy,  branch  post  office,  ol,  High  st. 

Deritend 
Jelliff  Thomas,  patent  brick,  tile,  &  quarry 

manufacturer,  (lan-ison  lane 
Jellift'e  Wm.beerhs.  dr  shj)kr.,  65,  Garrisonln 
JeukinJas. , coach bklr,  l."J,Broad  st. Islington  ; 
Jenkin   Wm.   Dillor,    coach    builder,    43, 

Broad  street,  Islington  j 

Jenkins  and  Ashford,  cabinetmakers,  iron- 
mongers, and  brass  founders,  59,  Digbeth 
Jenkins  Christo])her,  gentleman,  Harbornc' 

House,  (i range  road 
Jenkins  Digby,  clerk.  Green  lanes 
Jenkins  1 1  v.,  gilt  and  plated  button  mnfr., 

court  2,  Edmund  street  I 

JenkiusHy..stani])er(fe  piercer.  1 1, Spencer  st 
JenkinsHy.,sho})kpr.,17.'i,  High  st., Deritend  : 
Jenkins  Jacob,  builder,  80,  Upper  Tower  st 
Jenkins  John,  gentleman,  129,  Coventry  rd. 
Jenkins  John,  joiner,  8,  Bread  st.,Nevvhallst 
Jenkins  John,  chimney  sweep,  10.  Milk  st. ; 
Jenkins  Joseph,   hosier  and   halicrdasher, 

75,  Navigation  street 
Jenkins  Leoline  Cook, mnfr.  of  cutcfewTought 

nails,  wood  screws,  cfe  general  factor,  208,  i 

Ashtedrow,&49,01dst.St.Luke's,London 
Jenkins  My.,  ironinngr.  cfe  cutler.  6,  Uigbethi 
Jenkins    ^lichael,    cabinet  maker;   house, 

319,  Creenway  terrace 
Jenkins  Rt.,  chim.  sweep.  Coach  yd.,  Bull  st. 
Jenkins  Thomas,  farmer.  Spark  brook 
Jenkins   Wm.,   brush  maker  and  clerk  of^ 

Trinity  chapel,  145,  High  st.,  Bordesley 
Jenkins  Wm.,  vict..  Rose,  68.^,  Edgbaston  st. 
Jenkins  Win.,l)rassfndr.,  Edward  st.  Parade 
Jenkins  AVilliam.  green  groeer,  37,  Rea  st. 
Jenkinson  .John,  joiner,  court  13,  Snow  hill; 

house,  87,  (ireat  Charles  street 
Jenkinson  Kd.,  accountant,  deljt  collector, 

stationer,  and  news  agent,  6.  Church  st. 
•Tenks  Bcnjaniiu.  l)ridle  bit  mnfr.,  4,  Cross  st 
Jenks  l\lk.,  blank  tray  maker,  .'!(),  Legge  st. 
Jenks  .losiah.  beerhouse  and  gilt  toy  mkr., , 

101,  Bi><ho])i,'ate  street 
•Tenks  Mis.  Saucy.  107,  Bristol  street  I 

.Tenks  Kul)en,  guii  stocker,  ct.  4,  Weamanst. 
Jenks  Samuel,  rose  engine  turner,  cfec. ;  h. 

21,  Bnckiii;.jhaut  street  j 

Jenks  Tlionuis,  beerhouse,    11,   'S'tu'k  street 
Jennens  Aaron,  japanner  vfe  jiajjier  machee 

manufacturer,  house.  Iliyhgate 
.Teiuiens  Abel,  (Ira j)er  iVrc,    13,  Willis  street 
Jennens  and  Bettridge,    miifrs.    of  j)apier 

machee  and  jaj)an  goods  tu  Iler  Majesty, 

Prince   Albert,   and    the    Royal    Eauiily, 

Papier  MaeheeWorks,99, Constitution  hill 

<V'  llalkiu  st.jWcst,  Belgrave  sq.,  London  I 


Jennens   Edward,  gas  fitter  and  mnfr.   of 

machines  for   sweeping  flues,   <fec.,    and 

temperance  hotel,  4,  Freeman  street 
Jennens  Hannah,  (late  Harrison,)  general 

rgstr.  office  for  families  6z  srvuts..  1 1 ,  A  nn  st 
Jennens  J  no.,  clock  mntr.,  clnr.  cfe   repairer 

of  every  description  of  clocks,  52,  Key  hill 
Jennens  John,  brass  founder,  34,  Caroline 

street ;  house,  Spencer  street 
Jennens  Josejih  William,  button  (fee.  mnfr., 

house.  Darn  ford  place 
Jennens  Mrs.  Mary,  74.  Green  lanes 
Jennens  Theodore     Ilyla,    japanner    and 

papier  machee  mnfr. ;  h.  Hunters  lane 
Jennens  T.  cfe  J.  W.,  button  and  military 

ornament  mnfrs..  Meeting  house  yard 
Jenney  Wm.,  tailor  cfe  draper,  54.},  Dale  end 
Jennings  Chas.,  car  proprietor.  25.Meriden  .st 
Jennings  George,  coal  dealer,  Meriden  st. ; 

house,  12,  Coventry  street 
Jennings  George,  dairyman.  29,  Ludgatehill 
Jennings  Isaac,  butcher,  23,  Smallbrook  st. 
Jennings  James,  dairyman  tfe  car  proprietor, 

38,  Alount  .street 
Jennings  J  as.,  spectacle  mnfr.,  35,  Horse  fair 
Jennings  Joseph,  cir.  library,  75,  Coleshill  st 
Jennings  John  Richards,    wholesale   iron- 
monger; house,  ^'icarage  road 
Jennings  John  Williams,  watch  and  clock 

maker,  4,  Snow  hill 
Jennings  John,    spectacle   maker,   Balsall 

heath  ;  house,  23.  Bell  Barn  road 
Jennings  John,  pearl  button   maker,    18J-, 

and  house,  9,  Buckingham  street 
.Tennings  Mchl.,  shoeinkr..8.  Grosvenor  .st.W. 
JenningsPhiiip,  bridle  cutter,  97.  Lanca.ster  s 
Jennings  William  Holden,  gun  furniture  and 

general  metal  founder,  189,  Lively  street; 

house.  Monument  place 
Jennings  Will.,  die  <fe  seal  eugrvT.,29,  Lndgt.  hi 
Jennings  tfe  Veo,  wholesale  ironmongers,  11, 

Edmund  street 
Jenns  Charles,  beer  seller  and  coach  liar- 

ne.ss  furniture  plater,  1,  Belmont  passage 
.Tenson  \\'illiam,  clerk,  Bnmghani  street 
.Iej)son  .lane,  blacker,  ct.  .'10.  I'p.  Tower  st 
Jepson  Wm.,  watch  hand  mkr.,  61,  Watery  In 
Jerome  Mary,  vict..  Crown  and  Cushion, 

Aston  New  Town 
JeromeJosh.,vict.,Wheat  sheaf,  43,  SulTolkst 
Jerome  Timothy,  silk,  florentine,  cfe  metal 

button  mnfr.,  56,  Harford  street.  Great 

Il:inij)ton  street;  h.  A\'heeler  street 
Jervois  Rev.  Sanij)son,  A.  B.,  incumbent  of 

Bisho])  Kyders.  143,  Ashtc^l  row 
.Tesper   I  lionias,  corn  factor,  rami  street 
Jervis  Rev.  Geo.,  ])rofe.«*sor  of  mathematics, 

QuetMi's  c(»llei,ro,  4.  Crescent 
.lesson  Benjamin,  .shoe  maker,  63,  Mott  st. 
Je.sson  Chas.,  leather  cutter.28,  Navigation.st 
Jesson  Richard,  shoe  maker.  Market  hall; 

house,  ,'55,  liordesley  street 
Jessup  Robert  Green,  gold  cfe  silver  engraver, 

Branson  street ;  house,  20,  Snape  street 


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193 


Jessop  William,  green  grocer,  81,  Livery  stj 
Jester  Edward,  shopkpr.,  34,  Broiiisgrove  st 
Jester  William,  Imtclier,  '26,  (it.  Lister  st. 
Jevon  Joseph,  penrl  button  mufr.,  (irunt  st 
JevoHiMttluv.,  shopkpr., 20,Latimerst.  South 
Jevon  Samuel,  pearl  button  mufr.,  court  2, 

Cottage  lane,  h.  134,  Nelson  street  West 
JevonsBenj..bolttVr  screw  mlo'.,ct.6.Principst 
Jevons   Solomon,   haberdasher   and   berlin 

wool  warehouseman,  Gj,  ct  (id,  Worcester  st 
Jiukius  John.  i)ntr.t^- glazier,  33  New  John  st 
Jinks  Edward,  shopkeeper,  Lathner  st.,S. 
Jinks  Henry,  Jn'icklayer,  37,  LauTence  st. 
Jinks  Joseph,  bricklayer,  ct.  13,  Inge  st. 
Jinks  Wm.  tortoiseshell  and  horn  spectacle 

frame  mkr.  Smallbrook  st ;  h.  33,  Livery  st 
Jinks  Wm.,  painter  cfe  glazier,  123,  Suffolk  st 
Joesbury  Joseph,  engi-aver,  35,  Cannon  st. ; 

h.  I  lands  worth 
Joesbury  Wm.,  engraver,  copper  plate,  and 

letter  press  printer,  stationer,  bookbinder, 

and  bookseller,  Eagle  Press,  1,  Aston  st. 
Joham  Leipold,  profesr.  of  music,  Tenbury  pi 
John  Joseph,  bedstead  maker,  22,  Brewery 

street.  New  Town  row 
Johnes  .lohn.  japauuer,  ct.  24,  Bnrr  street 
Johns  Saml.  car  proprietor,  215,  Bristol  st. 
Johns  Thos.  vict.,  Bull's  Head,  1,  Price  st. 
Johns  Wm.,  car  proprietor,  3,  Islington  row 
Johns  William,  vict..  Unicorn,  46,  Digbeth 
Johnson  Achsah,  upholsterer,  42,Whittallst 
JohnsonAdolphus,  clerk,  239,  Gt.  Colmore  st 
Johnson  Ann,  baptist  school  mistress,  Hm-st 

street ;  house,  Cross  street 
Johnson  Anthony  B.,  engraver  and  printer, 

27,  Temple  row  ;  house.  Finch  street 
Johnson  Benjamin,  sword  cutler,  court   17, 

Bartholomew  street;  house,  Green  lanes 
Johnson   Benjamin,  powder  flask  mnfr.  ; 

house,  Spencer  street 
Johnson  Benjamin,  whip  thong  maker,  and 

white  leather  dresser,  16,  Cheapside 
Johnson  Benjamin,  artist,  43,  Bath  row 
Johnson  Cornelias,  wheehATightand  black- 
smith. New  Town  row  I 
Johnson  Daniel,  tailor,  IS,  Castle  street 
Johnson  Edward,  carriers  clerk,  160,  Great 

Charles  street  | 

Johnson  Edward,  clerk,  Wheeler  street 
Johnson  Edward,  gun  finisher,  court  77, 

Cecil  street;  h.  court  5,  Cole»hill  street 
Johnson  Edward,  shoe  maker,  8,  Barn  st. 
Johnson  Edward,  fishmonger.  Dale  end 
Johnson  Eliz.,  dairy wmn.,  69,  Bromsgrove  st 
Johnson  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Spring  street 
Johnson  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  74,  Highgate 
Johnson  Frederick,  baker,  6,  Livery  street 
Johnson  George,  travelling  tea  dealer,  210, 

King  Edward's  road 
Johnson  George,  steel  toy  and  sword  hilt 

maker,  13,  Digby  street 
Johnson  Geo.,  bricklayer,  ct.  23,  Lionel  st. 
Johnson  Hy.,  pearl  button  mkr.,  4,  A.B.  rw 


Johnson  Henry,  saw  mills,  Charlotte  street 
Mills;  house,  Camden  street 

J(dinson  Henry,  contractor,  1,  Crescent,  W 

Johnson  Henry,  clerk,  Speaking  style  road 

Johnson  John,  japanner  and  coach  harness 
])later,  ct.  24,  Bair  st.,  (it.  Hampton  row 

Johnson  John,  confectioner  and  conl'ec- 
tioners'  machine  maker,  220,  High  street, 
Dcritend 

Johnson  John,  canal  toll  collector,  Cres- 
cent locks 

Johnson  .John,  clerk,  3,  Barford  street 

Johnson  John,  shoemaker,  30,  Cottage  In. 

Johnson  Joseph,  dealer  in  coal,  blue  bricks, 
*fcc.,  1,  New  Town  row 

Johnson  Joseph,  jun.,  general  ironmonger, 
o5.  Stafford  street 

Johnson  Joseph,  jobbingsmith.  Bank  alley 

Johnson  Joseph,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  41, 
Price  street 

Johnson  Joseph,  shoe  maker,  1.  Broad  st. 

Johnson  Joseph,  tobacconist,  4,  Bell  street 

Johnson  <fe  Mould,  powder  flask  manufac- 
turers, court  15|,  Steelhouse  lane 

Johnson  Mary  Ann,  milliner  &  dressmaker, 
56.  Hill  street 

Johnson  Nathan  James,  clerk,  41,  Mountst 

Johnson  Nehemiah,  curled  hair  and  mat- 
tress maker,  37,  Upper  Dean  street 

Johnson  Mr.  Owen,  Lee  Bank  road 

Johnson  Rebecca,  vict.  and  bellows  pipe 
maker,  Nelson  Tavern,  17,  Loveday  st. 

Johnson  Robert,  carpenter,  77,  Moor  st. 

Johnson  Ruben,  shopkeeper,  89,  Uj)per 
Hospital  street 

Johnson  Samuel,  brush  maker,  and  hosier, 
236,  Bristol  street 

Johnson  Thomas,  general  smith,  manu- 
facturer of  stamps,  presses,  lathes,  dies, 
etc.,  ct.  20  ;  &  house,  76,  Edmund  street 

John?on  Thomas,  cabinet  and  bedstead 
maker  and  goods  remover,  HoUoway  lid. ; 
house,  2,  Mar.'^hall  street 

Johnson  Thomas,  tailor,   Icknield  cottages 

Johnson  Thomas  Butterworth,  draper,  90, 
Dale  end 

Johnson  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  25,  Brewery 
street,  New  Town  row 

Johnson  Thomas,  grocer  and  tea  dealer,  40, 
Union  passage 

Johnson  Thomas,  shopkr.,  27,  Floodgate  st 

Johnson  William,  die  and  seal  engraver ;  h. 
Green  lanes 

Johnson  William,  clerk,  15,  Crescent  bridge 

Johnson  William,  machine  clerk.  Old  wharf 

Johnson  V/illiam,  tailor,  136,  Hampton  st. 

Johnson  William,  tailor,  Tenbury  place 

Johnson  William,  ale  and  porter  dealer, 
122,  New  street 

Johnson  William,  beerhouse  and  shop- 
keeper, 6.3,  Cottage  lane 

Johnson  William,  ivory  and  bone  turner, 
181,  Darwin  street 

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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Johnson  William,  bricklayer,  Hunter's  In. 

Johnson  William,  linen  draper,  56.,  Staf- 
ford street 

Johnson  Wra.,  clothes  brkr.,  7,  Hospital  st. 

Johnson  William,  baker  and  flour  dealer. 
Steward  street 

Johnson  William,  fancy  case  maker,  o9. 
Great  Charles  street 

Johnson  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  27, 
Unett  street 

Johr.sm  William  Handley,  saddler  and 
shopkeeper,  JJ9,  Hill  street 

Johnson  AVilliam,  foreman   locomotive  de- 


Jones  Edward,  draper  ;  h.  15,  Temple  row 

Jones  Edward  Henry,  pawnbroker,  52, 
High  street,  Deritend 

Jones  Edward,  commercial  trvller.,  Lozells 

Jones  Edward,  jobbing  smith,  coiirt  9,  Lan- 
caster street ;  house.  Brewery  street 

Jones  Edward,  gun  implement  maker,  ct. 
3,  Price  street 

Jones  Edward,  shopkpr.,  281,  Bell  Barnrd. 

Jones  Edward,  coach  hame  maker,  court  2, 
Weaman  row 

Jones  Edward,  shopkeeper,  177.  Wells  st., 
Great  Hampton  street 


partment,  London  and    North  Western  Jones  Edward,  clothes  brkr,  43,  Lichfield  st 


Railway,  Gopsall  street 
Johnson  William  ct:  Edward,  fire  iron  and 

gimblct  manufrs.,  43,  Floodgate  street 
Johnston  James,  surgeon,  8,  Parade 
Johnston,  Howell,  Rooke.  Cooper,  &Grigg, 

brewers,  St.  Peter's  place 
Johnston   Thomas,   gentleman,   Warstone 

Cottage,  Icknield  street,  East 
Johnstone  Miss  Chatherine,  Frederick  st., 

Edgbaston 
Johnstone   Edward,  ]M.  D.,  Edgbaston  hall 
Johnstone  Francis,  grocer,  123.  [lockleyhill 
Johnstone  James,  INLD.,  9,  Old  square 
Johnstone  John,  clerk.  Nursery  ten-ace 
Joice  AVilliam,  beerhouse,  4,  "William  st. 
Joiner  Thomas,  victualler.  Black  Lion,  24, 

Smallbrook  street 
Joiner  Thomas,   jun.,  pork  butcher,    25^, 

Smallbrook  street 
Joiner  William,  tailor,  23,  Pershore  street 
Jolley  Eliz.  haberdasher  and  dress  maker, 

82,  Francis  street 
Jonas  John,  poulterer  and  provision  dealer, 

6.>,  Digbeth 
Jones  Aaron,  maltster,  264,  Bradford  st. 
Jones   Abraham,  iron  founder,  machinist, 

(fee;  h.31,  Bradford  street 
Jones  Mrs.  Ann,  Balsnll^eath  road 
Jones  Arthur,  tailor,  125,  Suffolk  street 
Jones  Arthur,  coach  harness  furniture  plater, 

ct.  9,  Fleet  street 
Jones  Benj..  ])orter  merchant,  Humphrey's 

court ;  h.  30,  Parade 
Jones  Charles,  vict.,  f.iqienler,  and  builder, 

Turks  Head,  4G,  Duke  street 
Jones  Charles,  can-iagc  door  lock  maker, 
court  14,  Price  street 


Jones     Edward,     blacksmith,      Honduras 

Wharf;  house.  Little  Hampton  street 
Jones      Edward,      railway     guard,      270, 

Heneage  street 
Jones  Edward,  beerhouse,  59,  Rea  street 
Jones  Edwin,  gold  and  silver  chain  manu- 
facturer,  18,   Snape   street;    house,    52, 

Branston  street 
Jones  Edwin,  brush  maker,  84,  Spring  hill 
Jones  Edwin,  dentist,  9.  Easy  row 
Jones  Edwin,  merchant's  clerk.  15,  Guestst 
Jones  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  64,  Moseley  street 
Jones   Eliza,   bleeder    with     leeches,    26, 

Harford  street 
Jones  Elizabeth,  school,  229,  Aston  road 
Jones   Elizabeth,  beerhouse,    48,  London 

'Prentice  street 
Jones  Elizabeth,  coal  dealer,  Oxford  street 
Jones  Evan,  maltster  and  hop  merchant, 

Cliveland  st.  ;  hoiise,  97,  Aston  road 
Jones  Francis,  farmer,  Bordes'.ey  green 
Jones  Francis,  beerhouse,  33,  Up.  Dean  st. 
Jones  Frederick,  cat  gut  manufacturer,  19, 

Smallbrook  street 
Jones  Frederick,  tube  and  stair  rod  maker, 

Charlotte  street  Mills ;  house,  27,  George 

street.  St.  George's 
Jones  George,  iron  founder,   Lionel  street, 

and  Phoenix  Foundry,  89,  Snow  hill;  h. 

North  field 
Jones   George,   manufacturer    of    railway 

covers,  ropes,  canvas,  sacks,  tfec. ;  dealer 

in   railway   stores,   salt  merchant,    <fec., 

Penn  strcM-'t,  Curzon  street 
Jones  (k'o.,  juu.,  iron  fondr.,  37,  Newhallst 
Jones  George,  shoe  and  pearl  button  maker, 

65,  Constitution  hill 


JonesChas.brassfounder;  h.  St.C.eorcre's  tor  Jones  (]eorge,  tailor  tfe  draper,  3,  Minories 
JonesChas.Jobn,  iron fndr. ;  b.IIeatbncldrdj  Jones  George,  carpenter  and  broker,  164, 
Jones  Daniel,  carpenter,  19i,  Meeting  st.;l      Hanii)tonstreet 


h.26,  Ilorkley  hill 
Jones  Diiviil,  l)uil(l(M*,  Sohohill 


Jones  (Jcorge,  vict.  ifefan-ier.  Farriers  Arms, 
1(H»,  Lichfield  street 


Jones  D.avid,  con  feet  ioner,  31,  Smallbrook  st  Jones  George,  hingemaker,  ct.  4,  Broom  st 
Joi)(>s  David,  brass  and  iron  lock  niak(T,  2,  Jones  George,  surgeon,  142.  Snow  hill 

Colesbill  street  Jctnes  (Jeorge,  beerhouse.  Lee  Bank  road 

Jones  David,  carpenter ife builder,  Rusbton  st ,  JonesGco.,  vict..  Coach  ife  Horses,  Spring  hi. 
Jours   Edward,   victualler,   Queen's  Arms,  Jones  George,  clerk.  Spring  street 


13S,  Lionel  street 
Jonc«  Edward,  shopkeeper,  63,  Hospital  st. 


Jones  George,  bone  and  ivory  turner,  court 
16,  Upper  Windsor  street 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPnABETlCAL    LIST. 


195 


Jones   Hannah,  straw   bonnet  maker,  43, 

Sheepcote  street 
Jones  Harrietcfe  My., school,  108,  Bradford  st 
Jones  Henry,  tailor,  22,  Lower  Priory 
Jones  Henry,  pewterer  and  beer  machine 

manntacturer,  tJO,  StalTord  street 
Jones  Henry,  green  grocer.  61,  Cecil  street 
Jones  Henry,  toy  burnisher,  court  3,  Great 

Charles  street ;  house,  Tindal  street 
Jones  Henry,  ninlr.  of  silver   plated    and 

british  plate  wares,  2S,  North  wood  street 
Jones  Hy.,  hair  dresser,  41,  Summer  lane 
Jones  Hy.,  gold  and  silver  engraver,  court 

6,  Great  Hampton  st.;  house,  Mllastrcet 
Jones  Hy.,  gun  mkr..  Park  rd.,  Nechells  gn. 
Jones  Jas.,  boot  it  shoe  mkr.,  oS,  Lichfield  st 
Jones  James,  china,  glass,  cfc  earthenware 

dealer,  clog  and  patten  maker,  12,  Snow 

hill,  and  76,  New  street 
Jones  James,  lapidarj',  33,  Caroline  street 
Jones  James,  vict..  Old  Barley  Mow,  26, 

Northwood  sti'eet 
Jones  Jas.,  clothier  &  tailor,  113.  Snow  hill 
Jones  James,  musician,  1,  Chapel  terrace 
Jones  James  Thomas,  umbrella  maker  and 

engraver,  21,  Snow  hill 
Jones  James,  green  grocer  and  coal  dealer, 

67,  Hampton  street 
Jones  Mrs.  Jane,  17,  Guest  street 
Jones  Rev.Jno.,ministerLady  Huntington's, 

172,  Bristol  street 
Jones  John,  maltster,  27,  Duke  street 
Jones  John,  ladies'  slipper  stirrup,  <fec.  mkr., 

27.  Brewery  st.,  New  Town  row 
Jones  John,  butcher,  38,  High  st.,  Deritend 
Jones  John,  beerhouse  and  blacksmith,  St. 

Peters  place 
Jones  John,  tailor,  58,  Great  Colmore  st 
Jones  John,  maltster,  corn  dealer,  and  hop 

merchant,  87,  Navigation  street 
Jones  John,  metallic  hot  house  builder,  1, 

Harper's  hill 
Jones  John,  cabinet  maker,  75,  Bath  row 
Jones  John,  shoemaker,  12,  St.  George's  st 
Jones  John,  hatter,  54,  Lichfield  street 
Jones  John,  \-ice  mnfi-.,  35,  Park  st.,  Bullring 
Jones   John,   furniture    painter,    court   83, 

Lichfield  street ;  house,  Aston  New  Town 
Jones   John,   ticket   and   sign   writer,    38, 

Steelhouse  lane 
Jones  John,  beerhouse,  25,  Bisliopgate  st 
Jones  John,  fruiterer,  29,  Cross  street 
Jones  John,boardingho\ise, 50,  Unionpassage 
Jones   John    Alliu,    tailor,   draper,  hatter, 

and  hosier,  20.  Bennett's  hill 
Jones  John  Griffith,  french  clog  maker,  27,  | 

Brewery  street,  New  Town  row 
Jones  Josiah,  cashier.  Finch  street 
Jones  Jph  ,  boot  &  shoe  mkr.,  49,  Bath  row 
Jones  Joseph,  chaser,  50,  Caroline  street 
Jones   Joseph,   glass  toy  maker,   court  7, 

Little  Charles  street 
Jones  Jph.,  beerhs.  &  cooper,  42,  Hampton  st 


Jones.  Jpli.Frowd,  surgeon ;  h. 42, Newhallst 
JonesJph.,fire  engine  foreman,  ct. 91, Newst 
Jones  Lucy,  hosier,  72.  Great  Hampton  row 
Jones  Mrs.  Maria,  1,  Trinity  tor..  Camp  hi. 
Jones  Mrs.  Mary,  Ashley  place,  Bristol  rd. 
Jones  Mary,  milliner  tt  dress  mkr  ,  Pigott  st 
Jones  Mary,  goods  reuKWcr,  Stafford  street 
Jones  My.  Ann,  dress  mk.,  9,  Uj).  Goughst 
Jones  My.  Ann,shopkpr.,  44,  L'p.Windsorst. 
Jones  Maurice,  woollen  drajjer,  16,  Union 
passage;  house,  211,  King  Edward's  road 
Jones  Moses,  coach  (fe  gig  builder,  41,  Peck  In. 
Jones  Owen,  druggist,  215,  Bradford  street 
Jones  Ilichard,  butcher,  93,  Cheapside 
Jones  Rd.,  carpet  slipper  mkr.,  142,  Lionel  st. 
Jones Rt.,  plumber,  ])ainter,  &c.  1 5, Howard  st 
Jones  Robert,  pattern  mkr.  32^,  Constitution 

hill ;  house,  Holland  street 
Jones  Robert  <fe  Son,  cork  screw  &  gimblet 

makers,  105,  Cheapside 
Jones  Samuel,  jeweller,  82,  Vyse  street 
Jones  Samuel,  coal  merchant,  Sherborne  st 
Jones  Samuel,  gun  finisher  and  beerhouse, 

241,  New  Town  row 
Jones  Samuel,  green  grocer,  Hatchett  st. 
Jones  Saml.,  gun  barrel  browner,  4,  Bath  st. 
Jones  Samuel  &  Son,  boot  <fe  shoe  makers, 

15,  Colmore  row;  house,  Yardley 
Jones  Samuel,  jun.,  boot  and  shoe  maker  ; 

house,  15,  Colmore  row 
Jones  Saml.  Masterman,  factor,  43,Templest 
Jones  Sarah,  old  clothes  dlr.,  49,  Stafford  st 
Jones  Sarah,  musical  string  manufacturer, 

73,  Pershore  street 
Jones  Sarah,  straw  hat  mkr.,  103,Hampton  st 
Jones  Susan,  school.  Hunter's  lane 
Jones  Thomas,  german  silver  guard  chain, 
gilt  &  steel  toy  manufr.,  16,  St.  Mary's  rw 
Jones    Thomas    and    Sons,    ironfounders, 
manfctrs.  of  steam  and  fire  engines,  corn 
and  saw  mills,  weighing  machines,   agri- 
cultural implrraents  and  machines,  stove 
grates,fenders,  fire  irons,<fec.,32, Bradford  st 
Jones  Thomas,  jun.,  ironfounder,  machinist, 

&c. ;  house,  31,  Bradford  street 

Jones  Thomas,  german  silver,  silver,  and 

general    wire    drawer,    Charlotte   street 

JNlills  ;  house,  Tenby  street 

Jones  Thos.,  turning  lathe  maker,  <fec.,  ct.  2, 

Russellst.,  *beerhouse,9,  Lwr.  Camden  st 

Jones  Thomas  and  Co.,  drapers,  i^o,  Bull  st 

Jones  Thomas  Eagles,  (successor  to  J.  Hig- 

gius,)  brazier,  iron  plate  worker,  fryingj^an 

and  sugar  mould  manufr.,  165  and  166, 

Dartmouth  street;  house,  97,  Ashted  row 

Jones  Thomas,  tailor,  46,  Great  Colmore  st 

Jones  Thomas,  pork  butcher,  92,  Coleshill  st 

Jones  Thomas  Mcjrton,  boiler  manufacturer, 

1,  Crescent 
Jones  Thomas,  hair  dresser,  4,  Digbeth 
Jones  Thos.,  boot  &  shoe  mkr.,  66,  Snow  hi 
Jones  Thomas,  gold  beater  &  earthenware 
dealer,  51,  Suffolk  street 


]96 


EIR.MINGHAM     ALPHA  BETICA  L    LIST. 


Jones  Thos  Francis,  fire  iron,  fender,  snuffer, 

corkscrew,  steel  buttons,  key  rings,  and 

fancy  steel  toy  manufacturer,  12,  Cecil  st 
Jones  Thomas,  german silver <fe steel  thimble 

manufacturer,  -24,  Bran.ston  street 
Jones  Thomai^,  beerhouse,  and  income  tax 

collector,  28,  Cecil  street  ^         j 

Jonf^s  Thos.,  shoe  maker,  4J,  Duddeston  rw  i 
Jones  Thomas,  butcher,    Market   hall;  h. 

court  14,  Edgbaston  street  I 

Jones  Timothy,  stationer  and  paper  dealer, ' 

30,  Bell  street;  house, 49,  HoUowayhead 
Jones  Walter,  pearl  Imtton  manufactm"er, 

Jones's  place,  and  shopkeeper,  23,  Ivy  In. 
Jones  William,  manufacturer  of  jeweller}^ 

gold  chains,  ornaments,  «fec. 83,  Caroline  st ' 
Jones  William,  gun  &  pistol  manufacturer, 

23,  Lench  street  ; 

Jones  William,   victualler,   castrator,   and 

pleasure  gardens,  Aston  Cross,  Aston  rd. ; 
Jones  Wm.,beerhs.,  lol,  Broad  st.  Islington  I 
Jones  Wm.pearlbutton  mnfr.c.21 ,  Darwin  st ' 
Jones  William,  gold   and  silver  split  ring ' 

and  guard  chaiuraanufacturer,  25,  Wardst  j 
Jones    William,  victualler    and    maltster,  I 

Three  Crowns,  26,  Russell  street 
Jones   William,   trunk,   portmanteau    and 

carpet  bag  manufacturer,  134,  New  st. 
Jones  ^Villiam,  tailor,  76,  Lower  Tower  st. 
Jones   William,   victualler,    Nag's    Head, 

29,  High  street,  Deritend 

Jones  William,  cooper,  packing  box,  drc, 
maker,  31,  Balsall  st.,  and  9,  Bell  st. 

Jones  Mr.  AVilliam,  Calcutta  terrace 

Jones  William  Inigo,ja])an  table  cover  ma- 
nufr.,  98,  Barford  st. ;  h.  33^  Ilavenhurst  st 

Jones  Wm.,  cider dclr.tt  fruiterer,  2,  Parade. 

Jones  William,  trunk  and  band  box  maker, 

30,  Union  passage 

Jones  William,  coal  dealer,  64,  Mott  st. 
JonesWm. cooper, 9,Bell st. ;  h.31,  Balsallst 
Jones  Wm.  boot  &  shoe  mkr.  10,NewTowrw 
Jones  Wm.  Alfd.,  green  gcr.  37,  W  orcester  st 
Jones  William,  corn  dealer  and  wharKnger, 

Worcester  wharf;  h.  19,  Ilagley  road 
Jones  William,  eating  house,  40,   Horse  fr. 
Jones  William,  coal  dealer  and  beerhouse, 

39,  I'pper  Hospital  street 
Jones  Will.,  shoe  maker,  17,  Smallbrook  st 
Jones  William,  wheelwright  and  smith,  14, 

Cambridge  street 
Jones  William  Henry,  engraver  and  letter 

cutter,  3,  I'pper  Hockley  street 
Jones  William,  shoe  mak(^r,  13,  Buck  st. 
.Tordan  Eliz.,  toy  dealer,  13,  Lr.  T(Min)le  si 
Jordan  (ieorge,  coal   merchant,    Bordesley 

street  wharf;  h.  10,  (ireat  Barr  street 
Jord'in  James,  tailor,  2.')7,  Aston  road 
Jordan  John,  surgeon.  r*2,    Newhall  street 
Jordan  John,  furniture br»)ker,4,  Islington  j)l 
Jordan  J(diii,  eating   and   tripe  house,    11, 

Lower  Ti'mple  street 
Jordan  Joseph,  clock  hand  manufacturer, 

court  13,  Great  Hampton  street 


Jordan  Mr.  Thomas  Jenner,  87,  Coventry  rd 
Jordan  Thomas, shoemaker,  45,  Pershorest 
Josebmy    Frederick,   gun  furniture  forger, 

com-t  16,  Mott  street 

Jowert  Henry,  tailor  and  draper,  38,  Newst 

Jowett  AVilliam,  agent  to  the  Birmingham 

Auxilliary  and  British  and  Foreign  Bible 

Society,  Lee  Crescent 

Joyce  John,  bone   cutter   and  coal  dealer, 

court  25,  Cheapside 
Joyner  James,  boot  maker,  254,  Bishop  st., 

^loseley  street 
Juckes  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  4,  Coventry  s  t 
.Tud  Martha,  baker  and  flour  dealer.  Key  hill 
Judd  Charles,   baker  and  floiu-   dealer,  24, 

Howard  street 
Judd  Edward,   baker  and  shopkeeper,  26, 

Hockley  street 
Juggins  John,  painter,  16,  Gt.  Colmore  st. 
Jukes  Benjamin,  fire   iron    manufacturer, 
ct.  Bordesley  st. ;  h.  15,  Coventry  street 
Jukes  Frederick,  surgeon,  45,  Cherry  street 
Jukes  Miss  Jane,  15,  George  st..  Parade 
Jukes  John,  boot  &  shoe  mkr.,  Granville  st 
JuaCs  John,  hair  dresser,  7,  Summer  row 
Jukes  John,  haberdasher,  8,  Mount  sti-eet 
Jukes  John,  clock  dial  manufacturer,  45, 

Ilamptim  street 
Jukes  John,  flint  glass  manufr.,  6,  Livery  st 
Jukes  Josiah,  jewellers'  stamper,  court  33, 

Livery  street 
Jukes  Mrs.  Sarah,  Clifton  terrace 
Jutson  Henry,  manufacturing  chemist,  and 

oil  of  vitriol  maker,  Liverpool  street 
Juxons  Maria,  dress  maker.  35,  Smnmerln 
Kain  Miss  Esther  Louisa,  ladies'  seminary, 

Gothic  Cottage,  Ky land  road 
Kain  George  James,   accountant.  5,   Ben- 
nett's hill;  h.  Gothic  Cottage,  llylandrd. 
Kain  Thomas,  baker,  70,  Weaman  street 
Kane  James,  beerhouse.  33,   I'nion   pasge, 
Kane  AVilliam,   beerhouse   and  bricklayer, 

14,  Park  street.  Bull  ring 
Kay  James,  haberdasher,  95,  Coleshill  st. 
Kay  .John,  sacking  manufr.  26,  Navigation  st 
Kaye  William,  news  agent,  11,  Howard  st. 
Kcary  Francis,  brass  founder,  coach    and 
harness  furniture,  ct- coach  beading  mnfr., 
Lee  Bank  road 
Keatley  John,  clerk,  53,  Hurst  street 
KeayDanielit"  Son,  brass  tnrs.,  16, Regent  rw. 
Keay  Mr.  Trederick,  41,  Lower  Camden  st. 
Keeley  Saml.,jwllr.  ilrsilversmth,  12,  New  st 
Keeling  Brothers, merchants, 59,  Newl'allst 
KeeIiiig(ieorge  Henry,  carpenter  ct  cabinet 

makiT.  132,  (ireat  Hampton  street 
Keeling  Henry,  butcher,  06,  Allison  street 
Keeling    !{ev.     Isaac,    wesleyan    minister, 

Caniden  jilaco,  Legge  lane 

Keeling   John  Foxall,  gold  cutter  ct  carver 

of  coral  and  j(>t,  court  26,  Sj)encer  street; 

house,  back  169,  I'nett  street 

Keeling  John,  chaser,  61,  (Jt.  Hampton  st. 

Kcclin;f  Wm.,  merchant ;  h.  Harborneroad 


niRMlXaHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


J97 


Keeling  William,  tinned-iron  spoon,  forged 

tfc  pressed  hinge  mnfr.,  1 1,  Bartholomew  st 
Keen  Alfred,  engraver,  printer,  «fc  shopkpr., 

35,  Hampton  street 
Keen  Mrs.  Esther,  147,  Bradford  street 
Keen  John,  shoe  maker,  44,  Caroline  st. 
Keen  John  Clarke,  brace  and  web  maker; 

house,  Spring  hill 
Keen  Joseph,  fnrnitm-e  bkr.,  1 12,  Suffolk  st 
Keen  Jph.  Benjamin,  british  plate  \vorker, 

11,  Slaney  street 
Keene  Joseph,  copper  plate  &  letter  press 

printer,  oO,  Charlotte  street 
Keep  cfc  Hinckley,  merchants,  25,  Russell  st 
Keep  John,  merchant ;  h.  Hagley  road 
Keep  John,  clerk,  Liltlc  Hill  street 
Keesey  (ieorge  AValton,  weighing  machine 

mnfr.,  2G,  Allison  street 
Keesey  .Tames,  shoe  mkr.,  26,  Allison  st. 
Keetley  Wm.,  conch  builder,  60,  Essington  st 
Keey  Sanil.,  cabinet,  picture  frame,  window 

cornice,  and  cornice  pole  maker,  274  and 

89.  Bradford  street 
Keey  Mrs.  Sarah,  185,  Bradford  street 
Keight  Sophia,  ladies  school,  1,  Highgate 
Keu'le  Jas.,  fishmngr.  &gamedlr..  6,  Bullst. 
Keith  Wra.,  painter  cfegizr.,216,  Bradford  st. 
Kell  Chas.  Aylett.  factor,  78,  Charlotte  st. ; 

house,  Northfield 
Kell  Thomas,  stock  <fe  share   hroker,    35, 

Bennett's  hill ;  house,  Hagley  grove 
Kell  William,  hat  mnfr.,  5,  Dudley  street 
Keller  Louis  &  Co.,  importers  dr  mnfrs.  of 

every  description   of  foreign  stones,  62, 

St.  Paul's  square 
Kellet  Miss  Agnes,  Barker  st..  Hunter's  In. 
Kellett  Mr.  Mthw.  Wilmot,  24,  Nelson st.,W. 
Kelley  Bridget,  tin  plate  wkr.,  Market  hall 
Kellej"  Mr.  James,  7»  Lower  Camden  st. 
Kelly  Daniel,  stationer  (febookslr., 72, Bath  st 
Kelly  Bridget,  tin  plate  wkr.,  69^  Coleshili  st. 
Kelly  John,  brazier  and  tin  plate  worker, 

6S,  Aston  st 
Kelly  John,  tailor,  49,  Weaman  street 
Kelsall  George,  jeweller,  43,  Steelhouse  In. 
KelsallOswald,shpkpr.,120,Grosvenorst.,W. 
Kelsey  Drusilla,  becrhse.,  133,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Kemball  Mrs.  Mary  Ann  Agnes,  81,  Bath  st 
Kemble   John,    rose    engine  turner,     76, 

Caroline  street 
Kemp  Abraham,   goldsmith,  jeweller  and 

gold  plating  wire  manufacturer,  5,  Ban- 
street,  Great  Hampton  row 
Kemp  Chas.,  mnfr.  of  electro  <febritish  plated 


wares,  spoons,  knives, 


forks. 


&c.,    HI, 


Hampton  street 
Kemp  Hy.vict.  Paul  Pry,  10,  New  Summer  st 
Kemp  Jabez,  jeweller  and  silversmith,  111, 

Hampton  street 
Kemp  Jon.,  plmbr.,  painter,  &c.,  Adelaidest 
Kemp  John,  button  mnfr.  168,  Brearley  st.  W 
Kemp  Rd  ,  provision  dealer,  10,  Spiceal  st. 
Kemp  Robert,  clerk,  Balsall  heath  road 


Kemp  Thomas,  chemist,  druggist,  grocer, 
and  provision  merchant,  216,  Ashted  row 
Kemp  Thomas,  beerhouse,  1 14,  Ilea  street 
Kemp  Thos.  baker  ifc  ilourdlr.  Gt.  Lister  st 
Kemp  Thomas,  carpenter,  214,  Moseley  st. 
Kemjjson  Mrs.  Catherine  Eliza,  Goldsmith's 

buildings,  Francis  sti-eet,  Ihigley  road 
Kempson  &  Co.,  gun  and   pistol  manufac- 
turers, 5^,  Bath  street 
Kempson  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  4,  Bath  row 
Kempson  Henry  Charles,    gun   and   pistol 

manufacturer;  house,  15,  Albion  street 
Kempson  Isaac,  corn  miller,  82,  Lionel  st. 
Kempson  John,  attorney's  clerk,  Round  his 
Kempson  Josiah,  metal  dealer,  agent   for 
John  Freeman  &  Copper  Company,  and 
L.  C.  <fe    W.   Daubuz,    tin   smelters,  50, 
Broad  street ;  house,  Highfield  road 
Kempson  Miss  Lucinda,  4/,  Hockley  hill 
Kempson  INIrs.  ^Nlaria,  138,  Vyse  street 
Kempson  Mary,  shopkeeper,  3,  Cox  street 
Kempson  Samuel,  auctioneer,  land  agent, 
and   valuer,   'S'6,     Union    street;    house, 
Sutton  Coalfield 
Kempson  Samuel  &   Co.,  floor  cloth  and 
table  linen  manufacturers,  98,   Constitu- 
tion hill  ;  house,  50,  Summer  hill  terrace 
Kempson  William,    commercial   traveller, 

97,  Gloucester  terrace 
Kendall  John,  confectioner,  1,  Coventry  st., 

and  Market  hall 
Kendall  Jph.,  green  grocer,  28,  Gt.  Lister  st 
Kendall  Joseph,  beerhse,  32,  Nova,scotia  st. 
Kendall  Rosanna,  dress  maker,  71,  Deanst 
Kendrick  Mrs.  Catherine,  160,  Camden  st. 
Kendrick  John,  brass  founder  and  gas  fit- 
ting manufacturer,  7,  Unett  street 
Kendrick  John,  builder   and     undertaker, 

Curzon  street 

Kendrick   John,     chemist,     druggist,     and 

branch  post  otfice,  215,  New  John  st.,  W 

Kendiick  Richard,  shopkeeper,  7,  Boucher  st 

Kendrick    Stephen,     coal     merchant.    Old 

Wharf;  house,  178,  Camp  hill 
Kendrick  William,  manufacturer  of  plated, 
electro   plate    and  german  silver    ware, 
Upper  Gough  street;  h.  40,  Blucherst. 
Kenna   James,    shoe    maker,     15,    Lower 

Temple  street 
Kennedy  Rev.  Rann,    M.A.,    Fox    Hollys, 

Hall  green 
Kennedy  Richard,  stage  jeweller  and  sword 

cutler,  53,  Loveday  street 
Kenrick  Samuel.ironmstr,  HandsworthHall 
Kenrick  Timothy,  iron  master,  M  aple  Bank, 

Church  road.  Edgbaston 
Kent  Eliza,  milliner,  79,  Broad  st.,  Islington 
Kent  Frederick,  plating  manufactm-er  and 

jeweller,  72,  Constitution  hill 
Kent  Jas.&  Co.  boot  tfe  shoe  whs.  34,Snow  hill 
Kent  John,  coalmert.tfe  grocer,  Gt.  Tindal  st 
Kent  John,  jewellery  manufacturer,  ct.  7 ; 
and  h.  ct.  12,  Lower  Hurst  street 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Kent  Joseph,  merchant's  clerk,  208,  King 

Edward's  road 
Kent  Joseph,  clerk,  Spring  street 
Kent  Mary,  infant  school mistres?,  Gibheath 
Kent  Richard,  jeweller,  6S,  Mott  street 
Kent  Thomas,  coal  merchant,  90  Lionel  st. 
Kent  Walter,  butcher,  Parkrd.  Nechells  gn. 
Kent  A\'m.,  foreman  brewer,  107,  Moseley  rd 
Kentish    Rev.    John,    unitarian    minister, 

Park  ^'ale,  Bristol  road 
Kenton  Robert,  victualler,  Horse  <fe  Jockey, 

40,  Little  Charles  street 
KentschellHenry,  merchant,  22,  Newhall  st 
Kenway  Gawtn   Ball,  commission  agent, 

12,  Frederick  street,  Edgbaston 
Kenway  Henry,  agent  to  Bass,  Ratcliffe, 
and  (iretton,  i)rewers,  Burton-on-Trent, 
<fe  Guiness's  Dublin  porter  &  to  the  China 
tea  Co.  &  cigar  merchant,  100,  Moor  st. 
Kenway  Mr.  Peter,  6,  Windsor  ter.  Hagley  rd 
Ken  worthy  Joseph  Brook,    carver,  gilder, 
picture  frame  and  looking  glass  manu- 
facturer, 27,  Colmore  row 
Kerby  Wm..  hook  d-  eyemnfr..  Union  court 
KerkhofT  William,  gilder  and  embosser  on 

iron  and  steel ;  h.  32,  Marshall  street 
Kerkoff  James  &  Wm.,  tailors  and  drapers, 

84,  Stafford  street 
Kerkoff  William,  tailor  and  draper;   h.  30, 
New  John  street  j 

Kerley  Menry,  carpenter.  <fcc.  ct.  2,  Russell  st 
Kerry  Edward,  wire  and  tin  plate  worker, 
ct.  2,  Price  street  I 

Kerslakc  John,  boot  maker,  25,  New  st.;' 
h.  near  Sandpits  tollgate  : 

Kersley  I'homas  Henry,  clerk.  Villa  street  I 
Kesterton  William,  vict..  White  Hart,  18, 

Baggotst.,  and  maltster,  Dartmouth  st. 
Kettle  Miss  Ann,  Bri-^tol  road 
Kettle  Mary,  jewellery  and  black  ornament 

manufacturer,  99,  Suffolk  street 
Kettle  Susanna,  shopkpr.  108,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Kettle  Thos.jewellery  nmfr. ;  h.  99,  Suffolk  st 
Kcltle  William   Robinson,  accountant,  27, 

Waterloo  street ;  h.  Hagley  road 
Kettle     William    Woodward,    commercial 

traveller.  Hunter's  lane 
Kettleby  I'dk.,  green  grocer,  Buckingham  st 
Key  George,  tailor  *fc  draper,  \.')3.  Ryland  rd 
Key  John,  gentleman.  Dark  lanes 
Key  Jos;»j)h,  shopkeeper,  l.'tC),  Hamptou  st. 
Key  .losepli,  coal  and  coke  merchant,  Old 

Wharf;  li.  Kis,  Ashted  row 
Key  Mrs.  Sarah,  171,  Ashted  row 
Key  ']  honias,  tailor,  .'{7,  ^^'ater  street 
Keyston.lohn,  whipmanufr.2S8,  Bradford  st 
Keyte  Joseph,  builder,  110,  ISordesley  si. 
Keyte  Samuel,  coppei  smith,  brazier,  6z  tin- 
plate  worker,  i;{  tSc  14,  Digbelh 
K(\vy  Mrs.  Prudence,  114,  Moseley  road 
Kibble  John,  saddler,  l.'J,  Duddeston  row 
Kibby  Charles,  baker  6c  Hour  dealer,  24G, 
New  Town  row 


'  Kibby  Samuel,  baker  and  flour  dealer,  196, 
I      New  Town  row 

i  Kidd  Edward,  grocer,  19,  Holloway  head 
'  Kidgell  Charles,   gas   burner  maker,    and 
;      beerhouse,  1 2,  Aston  road 
Kidger  Joshua,  coal  dealer,  2,  Bishopgatetr 
Kighley  John  Thomas,   railway  clerk,  83, 
I      Bloomsbury  place 

Kilby  Wm.  heavy  steel  toy  manufr.  Cecil  st 
!  Kimber  Richard,  tailor,  7*3,  North  wood  st. 
Kimber  Thomas,  painter,  Cecil  street 
Kimberley  Alfred,  factor,  Lee  crescent 
Kimberley  Edwin  Nathan,  collector  of  in- 
j      come  tax,  and  land  agent,  77,  Newhall 
I      .St.;  h.  ^'illa  road,  Soho  hill 
Kimberley  Geo.,  green  grocer,  207,  Aston  rd 
Kimberley  Isaac,  jeweller  and  tool  broker, 

90,  Livery  street 
Kimberley  James,  factor,  57,  Inge  st. ;  h. 

Wellington  House,  Edgbaston 
:  Kimberley  Jesse,  furniture brkr.,  9,  Bristol  st 
Kimberley  John,  green  grocer.  Market  hall; 

h.  17,  Allison  street 
Kimberley  John,  fruiterer,  207,  High  street, 

Deritend 
Kimberley  Nathan,  cut  glass  manufacturer, 

house,  215,  Verulaui  place 
Kuxiberley  Thomas,  connnercial  traveller, 

3,  Montpelier  place,  Bristol  road 
Kimberley  Thomas,   tobacconist   and  hair 

dresser,  6o,  Curzon  street 
Kimberlin  Chas.,  shoe  maker,  24,  Curzon  st 
Kinder  Edward,  dairyman,  218,  Camden  st 
Kinder  Joseph,  butcher,  23,  Camden  street 
King  Eliza  Ann,  milliner,  7i,  Easy  row 
King  Ellen,  dress  maker.  Great  Tindal  st 
King  George,  dairjTuan,  44,  Lower  Hurst  st 
King  James,  vict.  Nelson  Tavern,  2,Nelsonst 
King  Joseph,  painter  and  colourer,  coiu-t  4, 

Canal  street ;  house,  Princip  street 
King  John,  pocket  book  maker,  IG,  George 

street,  Parade 
King  Joseph,  bricklayer,  8,  Digby  street 
King  Josej)h  Carter,  artist,  'J ^,  Easy  row 
King  Joseph   and  William,  manuiactiurers 

of  casting  pots,  27,  Lichlield  street 
King  Lucy  Jane.  (\ri'ssmaker.90,IIatchettst 
King  Rr)bert,  dairyman,  Albert  pl.,\\'ynn  st 
King  Richard,  confectioner,  til.  Hospital  st 
KiugSauil..  y^rocer  iV-  tea  dealer,  92,  Dale  end 
King  Thonuis,  builder,  iVc,  23.  Bordesley  st 
King  Thos.,  baker  i^'  confctnr.,  Hagley  row 
King  \\'illiam,  dairyman,  3,  Stratford  street 
Kiui,'  William,  butcher,  194,  Bromsgrove  st 
King  \\'illi;Mn,  post  otlice  clerk,  28,  Chin-ch  st 
King  William  James,  gun  <fc  pistol  mnfctr., 

(!,  l>a(h  St.;  h.  Nursery  ter..  Hunter's  In 
Kingham  Josej)h,  ink  and  blacking  manu- 
facturer, 34,  Banbury  titrect 
Kiuirs  (lijirles,  green  grocer.  Navigation  st 
Kiii<.!:^bind  Wm.  vict. Reel  Lion, Handsworth  v. 
Kin^'smill  Joseph  P.,  ribbon,  6cc.  uierchEUit, 

house,  Milton  villas 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


199 


Kingston   John,   coal  dealer.  Old  Wharf; 

house,  8,  Upper  Marshall  street 
Kingston  Mrs.  Mary,  186,  Bradford  street 
Kingston  William, huilder.  86,  Bromsfrrovcst 
Kinnian  Joseph,  coal  merchant,  Bcn-desley  st 
Kinman  Mary,  coal  dealer,  ^7,  Bordesley  st 
Kinman  Richard,  beerhouse  and  carpenter, 

289,  Bradford  street 
Kinman  Thos.,  wood  turner,  142,  Oxford  st 
Kinnersley  James,  wheelwright,  blacksmith, 
timber  dealer,  and  manufr.  of  hght  traps, 
spring  waggons,  etc.,  6,  Novascotia  street 
Kinsey  William  Selkirk,  agent  for  the  Royal 
Brewery,    Dudley,    and  for  the   sale  of 
wines  and   spirits,  'J 5^  Worcester  street; 
house,  1,  Howard  place,  Villa  road 
KinsonSarah,bldr.witlileeches,lcknicldst.E. 
Kirby   Henry,  victualler,  road    contractor, 
timber,  slate,  and  blue  brick  merchant, 
and  dealer  in  second-hand  building  mate- 
rials. Anchor  Inn,  46,  Park  st..  Bull  ring 
Kirby  Henry,  cabinet  maker  &  upholsterer. 
Lower  Brearley  street ;  h.  43,  Blew  street 
Kirby  Henry,  jeweller,  88,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Kirby  Thomas,  gilder,  39,  Hospital  street 
Kirby  Thos.,  jeweller;  h.  o6^,Gt.Hampton  st 
Kirby  Thos.  Collins,  chaser,  &c.,  Warstone 

Cottage,  Regent  row 
Kirchner  Benjamin,  cal  inet  maker,  uphol- 
sterer, &  furniture  broker,  169,  Tennantst 
Kirk  Geo.,  carpenter,  ct.  6,  Bartholomew  st 
Kirk  John,  butcher,  144,  Broad  street,  Is- 
lington, and  Hagley  road 
Kirkland  George,  head  master,  Blue  Coat 

school.  Colmoi'erow 
Kirkland  Thomas,  tailor,  72,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Kirkum  Wm.  clothes  broker,  50,  Lichfield  st 
Kirshaw  John  William,  secretary  to   Bir- 
mingham and  Oxford  Junction  Railway 
Co.,  and  to  the  Birmingham,  Wolverhamp- 
ton, tfe  Dudley  RailwayCo.,34,Bennett'shl. 
Kitchen  John,  haberdasher,  .93,  Navigation  st 
Kitching  George,  agent,  Brougham  street 
Kitchings  Daniel,  gun  percusnr.  22,  Baggot  st 
Kite  James,  schoolmaster,  85,  Caroline  st. 
Kittley  John, bridle  cutter,  32,  Ravenhurstst. 
Knibbs  Edw.,policecnstble.,  Brown's bldngs. 
Kloen  Wm.,  com.  traveller,  Cobden  place 
Knight  Arthr.Ludwig,  printer,  1 88, Camden  st 
Kniirlit  <k  Blackwell,  grocers,  84,  Snow  hill 
Knight  David,  packing  box  &  case  maker, 
^  68,  Suffolk  street 

Knight  Edw.,drgst..  <fec. ;  h.  Asi  on  New  Town 
Knight  Edward  and  Morton,  druggists  and 

jirocers.  48,  Lancaster  street 
Knight  Finlay,  solicitor;  house,  Edgbaston 
Knight  Hannah,  register  office  for  servants, 

3(j,  Doe  street 
Kni;;ht  Hy.,  butcher,  202,  High  st.,  Deritend 
Knight  Henry,  mechanist,  engineer,  and 
clock  manufacturer,  superintendent  re- 
gistrar, 15,  Ann  st.,  &  borough  treasurer, 
Waterloo  rooms,  Waterloo  street 


Knight  Henry,  butcher,  13,  Sand  pits 
Knight  Henry,  grocer  ;  h.  13,  Wellington  rd 
Knight  John,  tailor,  draper   and   clothier, 

72,  Snow  hill 
Knight  John,  shopkeeper,  33,  Lench  st. 
Knight  John,  beerhouse,  timber  merchant, 

gate  and  hurdle  malcer.  Worcester  wharf 
Knight  Joseph,   varnish    and   ])rinting   ink 

manufr. ;  h.  5S,  Barr  st.,  Gt.  Ilmptn.  rw. 
Knight  Joseph,  packing  box  and  case  mkr., 

38,  Allison  street 
Knight Sml.  pork  bthr.  187, High  st.  Deritend 
Knight  Susannah,  milliner.  96,  Moor  st 
Knight  Thomas,  pill  machine  and  cabinet 

case  maker,  288,  Bradford  st 
Knight  Thos.,  coal  dlr.,  83,   U.  Hospital  st. 
Knight  Thomas,  earthenware  dealer,  and 

green  grocer.  Bell  Barn  road 
Knight  Thomas,  linen  draper,  27^,  Snow  hi 
Knight  Mr.  Thom.as,  Finch  street 
Knight  Wm.,  timber  merch.,  31,  Hockley  st 
Knight  William,  shopkper.,  23,  Lichfield  st 
Knighton  William,  butcher,  263,  Small  hth 
KnowlesBenj.blank  tray  mkr. 7 1|,  Summer  1 
Knowles  Charles,  marine  store   dealer,  82, 

Park  street.  Bullring 
Knowles  George  Beauchamp,  surgeon,  3, 

St.  Paul's  square 
Knowles  George  Beauchamp,  jun.,  solicitor, 

3,  St.  Paul's  square 
Knowles  Henry,  jeweller,  42,  U.  Gough  st. 
Knowles  John,  furniture  broker,  116,    Gt. 

Hampton  street 
Knowles  J  ph.  watch  &  clock  mkr,  3,  Moat  rw 
Knowles  Richard,  hame   chain  maker,  60, 

High  street,  Bordesley 
Knowles  Thomas,   paper  hanging   manu- 
facturer, <fec. ;  house,  5,  Moat  row 
Knowles    Thomas,  blacksmith.   Mill  lane, 

Digbeth  ;  h.33,  Bradford  street 
Knowles  William,  victualler  and  maltster, 

Greyhound,  65,  Lower  Trinity  street 
Knov\'les  William,  boot   and   shoe  maker, 

267,  Bradford  street 
Knowles  VV^illiam,  locksmith  &  bellhanger, 

6,  Lancaster  street 
Labron  &  Day,  gun  makers  and  factors,  4, 

St.  Mary's  row 
Labron  John,  factor,  <fec. ;  h.  4.},St.Mary'srw 
Labron  Mrs.  Sarah,  144,  Hockley  hill 
Lacey  Edward,  glass  merchant,  57,   Broad 

street ;  house,  2,  Yew  Tree  road 
Lacey  .Tohu.   pawnbroker,   24,   Hanley  st. 
Lacey  AYilliam,  beerhouse,  Berkley  street 
Lacy   Henry    Dominic,    confectioner,    70, 

Stafford  street,  and  Market  hall 
Lacy  My.  vfe  Caroline,  ladies'  school,  Lozls. 
Lacy  William,  agent,  Lozells 
Ladbury  Charles,  gentleman.  Hunter's   In. 
Ladbrook  Rd.,  green  grocer.  Market  hall 
LaddGiles,  gent.  Laurel  Cottage, Pershorerd 
Laings  <fe  Co.,  drapers,  silk  mercers,  carpet 

merchants,  &c.,  &c.,  34,  High  street 


200 


BIRMIN'GHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Laing  Cbarlcs,  silk  mercer,  <fec. ;  house,  4,  ] 

Hagley  terrace 
Laing  John,  silk  mercer,  <fec. ;  h.  Hagley  ter  I 
Laing  Wrn.,  silk  mercer,  d'C. ;  h.  Laurel  Cot. 
LairdJolm  William,  gun  manufacturer,   10,  ^ 

Steelhouse  lane  j 

Lake  Sml,  carpenter  &  builder,  2,  Blucherst 
Lakin  Walter,  laceman,  39,  Snow  hill  \ 

Lakins   John,  hosier  &  school,  157,  High  ] 

street,  Boroesley  I 

Lakins  Tlio.s.,shpkpr.,  161, High st.Bordesley 
Lakins  \\'m.,  shopkeeper.,  24,    Darwin   st. 
Lamb  Charles,  clerk,  Icknield  street,  West 
Lamb  Mrs.  Eliza,  2,  Highgate 
Lamb     Francis,     contractors'     agent,    19, 

Vauxhall  grove 
Lamb  George,  gun  polisher,  ct.  84,  Wea- 

man  street;  h.  54,  Cecil  street 
Lamb  Henry,  corn  merchant,  general  a  gent, 

&  dealer  in  artificial  manures,  17,  Moorst 
Lamb  John,  grocer,  51,  Great  Chariest  st. 
Laml)  Joseph,  clerk,  Wheeley's  road 
Lambert  Henry,  shoe  maker.  Mill  street 
Lambert  Joseph,  draper;  h.51,  Bull  st. 
Lambert  Mary,  dress  mkr.  149,  Ash  ted  par. 
Lambley   Abraham,   lacker    manufacturer 

and  drysalter,  56,  St.  Paul's  square 
Lambon  Lydia,  news  vender,  4,  Dudley  st. 
Lambon  Samuel,  clothes  dlr.  42^.  Dudley  st 
Lam])ard  Jacob,  tea  dealer;  h.  107,  B.ithrw 
Lamphier  Jacob,  hair  drsr.,  Handsworth  vil. 
Lancaster  James,  optician,  7,  Summer  lane 
Lancaster  John,  green  grocer,  43,  Carolinest 
Lancaster  Jonathan,  ivory,  cfec.  <1'C.  tm-ner; 

h.  Charles  Henry  street 
Lancaster  Mary,  baker,  25,  Upper  priory 
Lancaster  William,  carpenter,  Adelaide  st. 
Lander  Cliarlcs,  japanucr,  Legge  street;  h. 

42,  Cecil  street 
Lander  Cbarlotte,  green  grocer  and  emery 

pa])er  m:\krr,  100,  Steelliouse  lane 
Lander  Mr.  Edwin,  49,  Camden  street 
Lander  rrancis,  japanner;  h.  William  st. 
Liuider  Job  !i. boot  t(r  shoe  mkr.  5.  Lancaster  st 
Lander  .lolin  Adams,  clerk.  Sandpits 
Lander  Mr.  John,  ct.  14,  Camden  street 
Lander  Thomas,  jeweller  and  ejiiery  paper 

maker,  H,  Great  lI;imi)ton  row 
Lane  Cbarles,  shoemaker,  119,  Lancaster  st 
Lane  Eliz.tt  Surah.  dressmkrs.2,ri).'rowers  J 
Lane  Elizabeth,  midwife,  9,  Ilea  street 
Lane  George,  gmi  stoeker,  ct.  H'.i,  Lench  st.; 

h.  24,  Lower  Tower  street 
Lane  llenrv,  locksmith,  ct.  7,  Prospect  row; 

h.  2,  Duke  street 
Lane  James    Rol)inson,    stock   and   share 

broker;  h.  Ilii^hlield  road 
Lane  James,  clock  and  watch  maker,  47, 

Broad  st.  Islington,  and  8(5,  Hurst  st. 
Lane  Mr.  John  Nixon,  1(55.  Ciimden  street 
Lane  John,  coal  dealer,  (5,  Tonk  street 
Lnne  John,  jun.  coal  nierchant.  Old  and 

Oozells  ni.  wharfs  ;  h.  48,  Swallow  it. 


Lane  John  &  Thos.  vict..  Castle,  41,  High  st 
Lane  Joseph,  painter  and   paper  hanger, 

91,  Albion  street 
Lane  Joseph  <fe  Son,  gold  <fe  silver  beaters, 

bronze  d:  varnish  manufactiu-ers,  3,  Great 

Charles  st. ;  h.  Priory  Cottage,  Bristol  rd 
Lane  Julia,  St.  Thomas's  school,  Woodst. 
Lane  Martha,  beerhouse,  106,  Up.  Trinity  st 
Lane  &  Perry,  stock  and  share  brokers,  12, 

Waterloo  street 
Lane  Thomas,  Royal  Papier  Machee  and 

Patent    Pearl   Glass    ^\'o^ks,    91,    Great 

Hampton  st. ;  h.  26,  Summer  Hill  terrace ; 

London  Ualnblishmnits,  506,   New  Oxford 

street,  and  3,  Hart  street,  Bloomsbury 
Lane   Thomas,  gold  and  silver  beater ;  h. 

The  Elms,  Moseley 
Lane  Mr.  Thomas,  219,  New  John  st.,  W. 
Lane  Thomas,  farmer,  Green  lanes 
Lane  Mr.  William.  Dark  lanes 
Lane  William,  hammer  manufacturer,  ct. 

17,  Bartholomew  street 
Langbridge  Henry  Charles,  bookseller  and 

stationer,  ll,  Bull  street 
Langebear  Rt.  <fe  Co.,  merchants  <fe  cabinet 

brass  founders,  102,  Lichfield  street;  h. 

Francis  street,  Edi^baston 
Langford  John,  manufr.  of  britannia  metal 

tea  pots,   dish    cover    handles,    spoons, 

ladles,  tinmen's  knobs,  <fec.  24,  Coleshill  st 
Langford  John,  chair  maker,  60,  Bradford  st 
Langford  Martha,  dressmaker,  48,  Howest 
Langford  Richard,  chair  maker,  67i,  Small- 
brook  street,  and  48,  A\'orcester  street 
Laugley  Eliz.  vict.  Shepherd  tV:  Shepherdess, 

69,  Heneage  street 
Langley  James,  paper  hanger  and  stainer, 

46,  W'orcestcr  street 
Langley  John,  pawnbroker,  153},  High  st. 

Bordesley 
Langley  Mrs.  Mary,  Hunter's  lane 
Langley  Thos.  furniture  bkr.  185, Heneage  st 
Langley  Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  89, 

Digbeth,  and  Market  hall 
Langslow  Edward,  tailor,  16,  Castle  street 
Langston  John,  japanned  tea  caddy  mkr., 

72,  Moland  street 
Langston   Josejdi,  fire  iron  manufacturer, 

court  13,  Upper  Trinity  street 
Langsfone  Ann.  colTee house. 47,  Thorp  st. 
Lanuton  iC-  Revill,  silver  and  plated  metal 

s})inners,  Shelton's  Mill 
Lanurton  Watson,  vict..  Vine  Inn,  77, Great 

Colmore  street 
Lapworth  Ann,  green  grocer,  10,  Lionel  st. 
Lant  Mrs,  Mary,  Richmond  place 
Lant  Thomas,  ule,  jiortiT,  it  cider  mchnt. 

and  mnlr.  of  soda  water,  etc.,  42,  Mount 

street,  Newhall  street  ;  h.  Richmond  pi. 
Ln])worth  Win.  Richard,  denier  in  paintings, 

j)rints.  Ac.,  1,  Momnoutli  street 
Large  Daniel,  boat  builder  ;  house,  Mill  st 
Loshbrook  William,  tailor,  105,  Bradford  st. 


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201 


LashfordJph.,f<»r(^inHn,  140,  nrcarlev  st.,W. ; 
Latluim  Anil.  luillincr  and  dross  maker,  6,  | 

Sun  street,  West 
Latham  Edmund,  bed  tfe  mattress  maker, 

5S,  Bradford  street  I 

Latham  Edward,  auctioneer  and  appraiser, 

6'2.  Lower  Ilurst  street 
Latham  Mrs,  Elizabelh,  28.  Camden  street  I 
Latham  tJeorge,  jjlateron  iron  tfec.,cfe Mary,  j 

schooL  Aston  New  Town  I 

Latham  Richard,  coaldealer,Bmeton's  walk 
Latham  Thomas,  bricklayer,  Sun  st.,  A\'est 
Latham  William,  gold  cutter,  6,  Pritchet  st 
Lathner  Rev.  George  Burton  Potts,  M.A.,  I 

incumbent  of  St.  Paul's,  St.  Paul's  square  , 
Latimer  James  Alfred,  bread  and  biscuit! 

baker  and  fioxir  dealer,  Ilagley  road 
Laudsley  lly.,  solicitor,  34,  New  John  st. 
Laugher  Henry,  agent  to  the  Birmingham 

and  Staffordshire  Gas  Co.,  Rylaud  road 
Laugher  John,  dairjnnan,  23,  Freeuian  st. 
Laugh  ton  James,  old  fui'niture  broker,  33, 

Bishopgate  street 
Laundy  Edwin,  cleik.  Spring  street 
Lavender  Edw.,  gold  pen  mufr.,  Icknieldst.E. 
Lavill  James,  shoe  maker,  2,  Sun  street 
Law  Edwin,  pawnbroker,  92,  Hill  street 
Law  Geo.,  french  plater,  ct.  9,  Up.  Tower  st 
Law  James,  japan,  shell,  button,  and  light 

steel  toy  mnir.,  193,  Cheapside 
Law  John, hinge  and  cut  nail  manufactm'er, 

1 1 ,  Prospect  row 
Law  Joseph,  coal  dealer,  19,  Sherborne  st 
Law  William,  colour  maker,  134.  Sandy  In. 
Law  A\'illiam,  clerk,  28,  Granville  street 
Lawden  Alfi-cd,  goldsmith  and  gold  chain 

manufacturer  ;  house.  Hunter's  lane 
Lawden    Caleb,    gun  and  pistol  mnfr.;  h. 

Rose  Tree  Cottage,  Hamstoad  road 
Lawden  Thomas  <fe  Son,    goldsmiths   and 

gold  chain  ranfrs.,  49,  Great  Hampton  st. 
Lawledge   William  Henry,  file  mnfi-. ;   li. 

27,  Ann  street 
Lawler  James,  shoe  maker,  20,  Dudley  st., 
Lawley    Elizabeth,   vict.,   Queen's    Head 

192,  New  Town  row  ! 

Lawley  James,   pearl  button   maker,    11,; 

Barr  street.  Great  Hampton  row 
Lawley  Mrs.  Jane,  143,  Bromsgrove  street 
Lawley  Wm.,  furniture bkr.,  167,  Hampton  st , 
Lawrence  Alexander,  chimney  sweeper,  36, 

London  Prentice  street 
La^^Tence  Benjmn.,  shopkpr.,  7,  Fordrough  st 
Lawrence  and  Dixon,   mnfrs.   of  military 

ornaments,  gennan  silver  spoons,  forks, 

<fec.,  back  of  2,  Howard  street 
Lawrence  Edwin,  vict..  Canteen,  Barracks, 

(ireat  Brook  st.,  <k  maltster,  Heneage  st. 
Lawrence  Hy.,  old  clothes  dlr.,  27,  Tonic  st 
La«Tence  John,  military  ornament,  german 

silver  spoon,  ttc.  mnfr.  h.28,  St.  Paul'ssq. 
Lawrence  Jno.,  gentleman,  Regent  Cottage, 

Regent  street 


Lawrence  John,  undertaker    and  packing 

case  maker,  4o,  Suffolk  street 
Lawrence  Jph.,railway  clerk,  1 19,Ashted  rw. 
Lawrence  Josej)!).,  surgeon,  M.  R.  C.  S.,  126, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Lawrence  Joseph,  beerhouse,  64,  Caroline  st. 
Lawrence  Joseph,  hosier,  70,  Cotttige  lane 
Lawrence  Louisa,  New  .Jerusalem  school- 
mistress, 11,  Siddon's  buildings 
Lawrence  Mrs.  Mary,  30o,  Green  lanes 
Lawrence  Mar^'  Ann  and  H;in-iet,  fishing 

rod  and  tackle  makers,  o5.  Bull  street 
Lawrence  Roger  Ireland,  commission  agent, 

50,  St.  Paul's  s<juare 
Lawrence  Samuel,   edge  tool  maker   and 

beerhouse,  36,  Great  Brook  street 
Lawrence  Thomas  (fe  Co.,  jewellers,  Bordes- 

ley  Rolling  Mills  ;  h.32,  Greenway  ter. 
Lawson  Christopher,  manufr.  of  stay  and 
sacking  eyelets,  weavers'  mails,  stair  rods, 
tips,&c.63,  W  arwick  st ;  h.46, Ravenhurst st 
Lawson  Elizabeth,  bone  setter,  90,  Aston  st 
Lawson  George,  coachsmith  ;  h.  Hunter's  In 
Lawson  and  H olden,  general  coachsmiths, 
founders,  platers,  carriage  lamp,  &c.  ma- 
manufacturers,  147,  Great  Charles  street 
Lawson  Richard  Cromwell,  chaser  and  em- 

bossei*,  2,  Oozells  street 
Lawton  Mr.  Henry,  Lozells 
Lawton  John,  haberdasher,  brass  founder, 

&c. ;  house,  219,  Livery  street 
Laylor  John,  beerhouse,  19,  Dale  end 
Layton  Benjamin,  hah*  dresser,  44,  Digbeth 
Lay  ton  George,  iron  and  japanned  button 

manufacturer,  6H,  Constitution  hill 
Layton  Henry  Gilbert,  lay  assistant,  Christ's 

Church,  5,  Bishopgate  terrace 
Lazarus  Elias,  pawnbroker,  3o,  Digbeth 
Lea  Abraham  and  Son,  land  surveyors  and 
agents,  39,  Cannon  street;  house,  1,  Mon- 
tague place,  Balsall  heath 
Lea  Rev.  George,  ^L  A.,  minister  of  Christ 

Church,  Calthorpe  street 
Lea  Isaac,  gentleman,  16,  Vittoria  street 
Lea  John,  dairyman,  Pershore  road 
Lea  John,  coal  merchant^,  Bordesley  street 
wharf,  «fe  shopkeeper,  21,  Bartholomew  st 
Lea  John  Jos?ph,  gent.,  Balsall  heath  road 
Lea  Mary  and  Amelia,  toy  warehouse,  92, 

Broad  street,  Islington 
Lea   Nathaniel,    stock   and   share  broker, 
Bennett's  hill ;  house,  9,  Yew  Tree  road 
Lea  Robert,  hair  dresser,  131,  Moor  street 
Lea  Samuel,  maltster  and  porter  merchant, 

23.  Ann  street;  house,  19,  Ilagley  road 
Lea  Sarah,  beerhouse,  16,  Dudley  street 
Lea  Sophia  <fe  My.  Ann,  school,  Bloomsbury 
Lea  William,  gun  finisher,    Leuch  street; 

house.  Park  lane,  Aston 
Lea  William,  silversmith  <fe  black  ornament 

manufacturer,  29,  Edgbaston  street 
Leach  Charles,  brace  maker,  10,  Old  Meet- 
ing street  and  Market  hall 

2C 


202 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Lcadbeater  Daniel,  general  siiiilh,  nianfctr.  | 

of  iron   arms,  tyre,  water,   and  comnum 

tnbe  irons,  haninier.«,  all  kinds  of  ladles, 

tongs,  spoon  beds,  punches,  dies,  &c.,  47,  | 

Edmnnd  street ;  house,  Sherborne  street    i 
Leadbeat^r  Thomas,  ])racc  bit,  anger,  and 

tool  maker,  4l).  liarford  street  j 

Leaight  Joseph,  builder.  Darwin  street  ' 

Leak  Tims.,  jobbing  smith,  ct.  2,  Edmund  st 
Le:ik  William,  whitewasher,  d'C,  court  2,' 

New  1  liomas  street,  Col'"'shill  street 
Leake  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Bristol  road 
Leake  Geo.,  painter  A'  gla/.ior,  S,  Lionel  st 
Leake  Mrs.  Martha,  Soho  hill  j 

Lean  William,  boarding  school,  George  st., ' 

Ls!ing;on 
Lear  James,  blacking  <fc  ink  manufacturer, 

1,  Great  Colmore  street  I 

Lear  William,  jeweller  and  gilt  toy  manufr.,  i 

Macdonald  street  I 

Learmouth  and  Co.,  tanners   and   leather 

dressers.  36,  Bull  street  i 

Leather  Mrs.  Sarah,  202,  York  pi..  Camp  hi 
Leaver  Fitz  William,  plumber,  glazier  and , 

paiuter,  161,  l']>])er  V/indsor  street  | 

Leaver  John,  snufler  maker,   court   15,   St. 

George's  street 
Leaver  Wm..plumbert^-glazier,2,Ashtcd  rw 
Leavesley  Thos.,  pearl  biitton  maker,  ct.  ■ 

12,  Heneage  street  I 

Leay  Joseph,dmjrgist.  137, Broad  st. Islington 
LecoTint  Lieut.  Peter,  Wellington  road 
Lcdbrook  Mrs.  Sarah,  88,  Hill  street 
Ledson  Daniel,  gentlenmn,  14,  Crescent 
Ledsam  Rev.  Daniel.  M.A..  incumbent  of; 

St.  Mark's,  6 J,  Summer  Hill  teiTace  j 

Ledsim  Jose|)h  Frederick,  Esq.,  magistrate, 

Chad  Hill  House  I 

Lcdwarl  Mr.  John,  33,  Mott  street  ( 

Lee  Amelia,  milliner  A-   dress   mtiker,   28, 

Washingt  ui  street  I 

Lee  Ann.  cal  dealer,  ct.  16,  Essington  st. 

and  Old  Wharf  I 

Lee  Cal(«b,  gun  ma\-er,  74.  Brearley  st.,  W. ! 
Lee  Charles,  sho))keeper,  3H,  L.  Hurst  st.' 
Lee  Charh's,  brirklayer.  Hen's  walk  I 

L'^e  Miss  Charlolt(%  Wcllingtun  road  | 

Lee   Edwin    Evetts,   die    sinker,    stamper,  | 

]»ierf('r  and  tool  nisiker,  11,  James  street, 

St.  Paul's;  ho\i><(>,  2,  Fieet  street 
I^ee  Esther,  lodgings,  18,  Easy  row 
L<v  GeorLfo,  iruld   cutter.  34,  Hall  st. ;    h. 

New  Mill  street,  Oo/.ells  sired 
Lee   George,   coal     dealer,   Oozells   street 

wharf;  house,  Balsall  heath 
Lee  Henry,  fancy  jilass  toy  nuinufr. ;  house, 

George  street,  \\'est 
Lee  Henry,  coal  deah-r,  Berkley   st. wharf, 

and  shite  maker,  17^.  Brnad  st.,  Islington 
L*^!' James,  Mgcnt  f«u-  .Muna  mine,  .Viigl«'s«'y, 

Lee  Crescent 
Lee  James,dealerin  neafs  foot  oil, 33. Milk  •^t 
Lee  J  ames, cabinet  case  maker, i>.>,  Barfurd  st 


Lee  John,  sur\-eyor  of  taxes,  18,  Moor  st.  j 

house.  Nelson  ten-ace,  Bristol  road 
Lee  Mr.  John,  Mill  street 
Lee  John  Roclifife,  paper  hanger  <fe  manufr. 
and  im])orter  of  foreign  papers,  30,  Col- 
more row,  and  50,  Bull  street 
Lee  Jph.  dipper  <fesilverer.  175,  Brearley  st.W 
Lee  Jph.,  brush  maker,  12,  Spiceal  street 
Lee  <fe  Livesey,   coopers   <fe   packing   case 

makers,  71,  North  wood  street 
Lee Michael,tra\-ng  jeweller,!  l2.Sher'ockst 
Lee,Pinson.cfe  Best.solicitors,69.j,Newhallsft 
Lee  Thomas,  coal  dealer,  Oozells  st  wharf; 

house,  ct.  18,  Bishopgate  street 
Lee  Thoma'^,  merchant,  1.  Edmund  street 
Lee  Thomas,  cooper;  h.39,  Geo.  st,, Parade 
Lee  Thomas  Eyre,  solicitor ;  house,   Cam- 
den Lodge,  Harborne  lane 
Lee  Thomas  Michael,  coppersmith  ;  house, 

Newhall  hill 
Lee  Thomas  &  Son,  manufrs.  of  all  kinds 
of  fancy   glass   toys,   buttons,   imitation 
stones,  d'C,  2,  Fleet  street 
Lee  Mr.  Thomas,  16,  Mott  street 
LeeM'm.  vict.Capeof  Good  Hope,  The  Capo 
Lee  W  illiam.slipe  maker,6 1  ,Grosvenor  st.,  W 
Lee  Mr.  ^^■illiam,  74,  Brearley  street,  W. 
Lee  Wm.,  stock  <fe  share  broker,9, Temple  st 
Lee  William,  jobbing  smith  ;  h.  Livery  st. 
Lee  Wil'iam,  excise  oflftcer.  42. Spon  terrace 
Lee  Wm.Tly..comcl.  traveller.44, Graham  st 
Lee  Wm.  Ily  ,  iron  merchant,   78,  Sufiblk 

street ;  h<mse.  Westbourne  road 
Lee  William,  fie   iron    and   fender   manu- 
facturer, 154,  Adder  lev  street 
Lee  Mr.  \ViUi;im  Bridgens,  Soho  hill 
Lee  William,  dogger,  32,  Fazeley  street 
Leech  Rev.  Hy.,prm.  mthd.  Wrentham  st. 
Leek  AMUiam,  sho])keeper,  69,  Bath  r  )W 
Lees  Chas.  J  as.,  ]iaiuter,  ct.  19,  Hillst. ;  L. 

13,  Upper  Marshall  street 
Lees  Charles,  hair  dresser,  1^,  Summer  In. 
Lees  Hy.  S:  Benj.  Patrick, mann  act  urors  of 
hritannia  metal  goods,  So.^,  Hospital  st., 
and  85,  Noith.vood  street 
Lees  Jam'.\«,  druggist.  A-c  ;  h.  59,  Ilitrh  st. 
Lees  John  A-  Geo.crpntrs  d-  bldrs.NewJohn  st 
Leos  Joseph  S:  Frederick,  ciu-n  millers   a  id 
fctrs  ,i.9B,Summ(>r  r'.v.,<V-  Su)e;hwick  Mil's 
L(H's   .Iosi;ih,   nmuufr.  of  gold,  silver  and 
])'ated  guards,   alberts,   and    gold   plated 
wire,  -l!>,  I'nett  street 
Lees  Owen,  vict,,  Anchor  Inn. 23,  Islington  rw 
Lees  lU.grocer  tVrshoe  maker. 340. Small  hth 
Lees    Thomas,    weighing     marhine,    s'.-ale 
beam  d- stlvrd.  manuftr.  ;  h.  Northwoodst 
Lees  Thomas,  iron  f«mnder,   suufler  d'  tea 

j)ot  handle  manufr.,  37.  Banbury  street 
Lees  Thomas,  hair  drsr..l5i>.nromsgrove  st. 
Lees  A\illiam,  scale,  scale  beam  and  wciijih- 
ing   machine   manufr.,  32|,  and    h.  84, 
(Onstitution  hill 
Leci  William,  beerhouse,  C6y  Bradford  st. 


BIUMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


203 


Lees  William,  green  grocer,  31,  Hospital st 
Leeson  Amelia,  victuallor,  Star  aud  (Jarter, 

70,  (ireat  Hampton  row 
Leeson  Ann,  sliopkeejjer  and  earthenware 

dealer,  4,  Bromsgrove  street 
Leeson  John,  wood  turner  and  tea  pot  han- 
dle maker,  8,  IJrearley  street,  AV'est 
Leeson  Jt»hn,  victualler,  Country  (iirl,  72, 

Navigation  street 
Leeson  Sarah,  grocer,  365,  New  John  st.,W. 
Let'evre  Mrs.  Sarah,  167,  Biistol  street 
Legge  Sanil.,  warming  pan  mfr..  80,  Allison  st 
Leggett  W'illlim,  feather  merchant  and  up- 
holsterer, 6,  High  street 
Leith  Rev.  Thomas,  calholic  curate,  Bath  st 
Leuch  Miss  Joanna,  Clifton  terrace 
Leng  Fhelis,  periodical  dealer,  13,  Sherlock  st 
Leonard  Daniel,  gun  and  pistol  maker,  90, 

Aston  street ;  house.  Round  hills 
Leonard  George,  hop  merchant,  117^  Snow 

hill;  h.  o4,  Alhion  place,  Hockley  hill 
Leonard  Harriet,  fruiterer,2o, Constitution  hi 
Leonard  James,  tailor,  76,  Hospital  street 
Leonard  Ptrck.,  clothes  brkr.,32,  Edgbaston  st 
Leonard  Rt.,  vict.,  New  Inn,  1,  Fritchet  st 
Leonard    Samuel,    gun   iiuisher,    court    9, 
Bath  street;  h.  49,  New  John  street,West 
Leonard  Samuel,  gun  finisher,  ct.  15.|,  Steel- 
house  lane,  cfe  brush  mkr.,  lo9,  Hockley  hi 
Leonard    Thomas,    gilt   toy  manufacturer, 

42,  Constitution  hill 
Leonard  William,  bookkeeper,  coach  office, 

2,  Bull  street 
Leonard    William    Henry,    engraver    and 

printer.  40.  Caroline  street 
Leonard  William  Henry,  draper,  Park  road, 

Nechells  green 
Leowell  Mr.  Joseph,  Lea  Bank  road 
Leresche  Henry,  school,  1,   New  Meeting 
street,  and  hosier,  99,  Great  Russell  street 
Lesseter    Thomas    Edward,     confectioner, 

fruiterer,  and  cook,  53,  New  street 
Lester  Sarah,  dress  maker,  19,  Howard  st 
Lester  John,  shoe  agent.  Prosperity  place 
Lett  William,  shoe  maker,  41,  Fazeley  st 
Letts  Saml.,eatinghs.,  16,  Johnst.,  Dale  end 
Leverett  Win.,  engraver,  letter,  name,  punch, 
bookbinder's   tool,   figure,  brass  &  steel 
stamp,  crown,  ornament,  seal,  burn  bag, 
cfc  sheep  mark,  etc.,  cutter,  146,  Lionel  st 
Levey  Frances,  tobaccnst.,  30,  Edgbaston  st 
Levi  Abrhm..  old  clothes  dlr.,  45,  Dudley  st 
Levi  David,  vict.,  jeweller,   and  dealer  in 
gold  and  silver  watches,  Three  Tuns  Inn, 
13,  Smallbrook  street 
Levi  Emanuel,    general  watch  dealer  and 

jeweller,  14,  Bromsgi-ove  street 
Levi  Joel,  i)awnbroker,  1 12,  Snow  hill 
Levi  Lawrence,  watch  and  clock  maker,  28, 

Hurst  street 
Levi  Lewis  &  Son,  engravers  and  printers, 

13,  Bristol  street 
L«vi  Lyon,  travelling  jeweller,  4,  Bristol  st 


Levi  Nathan,  factor  and  dealer  in  watch 

materials,  36,  Bell  Barn  road 
Levick  and  Tereday,  metal  spinners,  Char- 
lotte street  Mills 
Levick  John,  die  sinker,  206,  Livery  street; 

house,  (iarbett  street 
Levy  Lewis,  dlr.  in  plyng.  cards,  6 1 , Blncher  st 
Lewellen  Henry,  sawyer;  h.  41,  Aston  rd 
Lewelleu  cfe  Tuckley,  Baggot  st.  Saw  Mills 
Lewellin  William,  shopkeeper,  93,  Holt  st 
Lewis  Benjamin,  spoon  polisher,   Fazeley 

street ;  house,  court  23,  Moor  street 
Lewis  Charles  Thomas,  tailor,  draper,  and 

hatter,  38,  Ilolloway  head 
Lewis  Edward,  vict. .Vine  Iim,  97,  Carver  »t 
Lewis  Edward,  brickmaker  aud  beerhouse, 

49,  Great  Russell  street 
Lewis  Edward,  solicitor,  2,  Bennett's  hill 
Lewis  Ed  win, refiner,  d:  dlr. in  metals,  Pritchet 
St. ;  house,  Orleans  Villa,  Sutton  Coldfield 
Lewis  Elizabeth,  beerhouse,  hay  and  straw 

dealer,  66,  Harding  street 

Lewis  EUzabcth,  school,  277,  Gt.  Colmore  st 

Lewis  Emily,  shopkeeper,  50,  Navigation  st 

Lewis  Fanny,  school,  INIonument  place 

Lewis  Hy.,  pasteboard  mfr.,  1 47,  Hampton  st 

Lewis  Isaac,  tailor,  30,  Lower  Hurst  street 

Lewis  Jas.,  travellingtea  dlr., 31, Summer  In. 

Lewis  J  as.  Win.,  die  snkr.,  medalist,  embosser 

of  paper,  &  seal  engraver,  3ti,  Howard  st. 

Lewis  John,  innfr.  of  stamps,  lathes,  presses, 

dies,  tools,  and  all  kinds  of  mill  work,  69^ 

Park  street.  Bull  ring  ;  house,  Grange  rd. 

Lewis  John,  wood  hoop  maker,  15,  Brear- 

ley  street.  West 
Lewis  John,  tripe  dresser,  60,  Blucher  st. 
Lewis  John,  green  grocer,  28,  Congrevest. ; 

house,  court  2,  Gough  street 
Lewis  John,  senior,  horse  dlr.,  27,  Dean  st. 
Lewis  John,  shopkeeper  aud  brick  maker, 

48,  Great  King  street 
Lewis   John,  blacksmith,  Wheeler  street; 

house.  Bridge  street,  West 
Lewis  Phenias   <fe  Co.,  hardwaremen,   94, 

Smallbrook  street 
Lewis  Thos.,  wood  hoop,  sieve  rim,  &  hurdle 

manufacturer,  Ed\A  ard  street,  Parade 
Lewis  Thomas,  wholesale  tobacconist,  17, 

New  Meeting  street 
Lewis  Thomas,  playing  card  manufacturer; 
[     house,  160,  Bradford  street 
i  Lewis  Thos..  vict..  Old  King's  Arms,  14,  Lon- 
!      don  'Prentice  st.,(twheelwght.,01d  Cross  st 
\  Lewis  Thomas,  beerhouse,  25,  St.  Martin  st. 
Lewis  Thomas,  basket  maker  tfe  sho])keeper, 
!      61,  Edgbaston  street  and  Market  hall 
I  Lewis    Thomas,    private   lunatic    asylum, 
1      Duddeston  Hall 

Lewis   William    Henry,    bedstead    maker, 
{     87,  Bromsgrove  street 
{  Lewis  William,  shoe  maker  and  fm-niture 
j      broker,  26,  Cheapside 
Lewis  Wm.,  mrchnts.  qlerk,  3»Lee  Cresceut 


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niRMIXGH/4M    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Lewis  Willis  and  Son,  jobbing  smiths,  28, 

Freeman  street;  house.  8,  Bordesley  st. 
LeyboiirnJno..glzr„pntr.,A.'c.,  Lady  Wood  In. 
L'HoUierNicholas,  trench  basket  warehouse, 

64,  Edgbaston  street 
Lichfield  George,  pork  butcher  and  bacon 

factor,  o2.  Snow  hill 
Lichfield  Isabella,  })wnbkr.,  127,  Lancaster  st 
Lichfield  Jph.,  ])r()vision  dlr.,  40,  Snow  hill 
Lichfield  Joseph,  farmer,  (ireen  lanes 
Liggitt  Chas.,  shoe  mkr.,  1,  St.  James's  pi. 
Lightfoot  James,  gentleman,  Soho  hill 
Light  wood  Joseph,    gun  stock  er,  court  6, 

liath  street ;  house,  S,  Simimer  street 
Lightwood  Richard,  gun  finisher,  court  6,  \ 
\\'eaman  street ;  house,  Potter  street         j 
Lightwood  Sarah,  coal  dealer,  Baggot  st. 

wharf;  house,  Aston  brook 
Lilherand  James,  spur  and  bridle  bit  plater, 

l^l.J,  Smallbrook  street 
Lillingston  Rev.  Ed  w.  incumbent  St.Gcorge's, 

l'3dgl>aston,  George  st.,  Islington  row 
Lilley  Henry,  gas  titter,  9,  Bromsgrove  st 
Lilly  John,  beerhouse,  JiO,  Fordrough  street 
Lilly   John,  military  ornament  mnfr.,  23, 

vSt.  Paul's  square;  house,  Hagley  road 
Lilly  Jno.,sh()pkpr..2,  Biidgest.  Belmontrw 
Lilly  Thomas,  coach  builder,  2,  Carrs  lane 
Lilly  William,  clerk,  Soho  hill 
Lilly  William,  shoenu\kcr,  lOD,  Suffolk  st. 
Lilly  William  (fe  Joseph,  die  stock  <fe  screw 

plate  mnfrs.,  court  5,  Cross  street 
Limm  Joseph,  dairyman,  41,  Weaman  st. 
Linam  John,  permit  \\Titer,  Spring  street 
Lindnercfe  Cartcr,mchnts,  142,  Gt.  Charles  st 
LindnerMaxmilian, merchant;  h.  Bristolrd 
Line  Frdrck.,  gnnstocker,  KJl,  Hampton  st. 
Line  George,  builder,  Ruston  street 
Line^Vm.,  marinestore  dlr.,  2.32,  Gt.  Lister  st 
Linegar  .lohii,  british  plate  manufacturer; 

house,  54,  Up])er  Tower  street 
LincgarSjiml.,metalbttn.mnfr.,lS4.  Livery  st 
Lineker  Henry,  green  grocer,  21,  Hall  st. 
LincsAustin,  mfr. of  jewellersife silversmiths' 
plating,  metal  dealer,  «fec.  8,  Hampton  st. 
Lines  J5enjnm..  marinestore  dlr..^\■heelerst 
Lines   Klli/.abeth,  glass   and    china   dealer, 

72,  Smallbrook  street 
Lines  John,  victualhT  tt' livery  stable  keeper. 

Angel  Inn,  (i.'i,  C(jleshill  str(>et 
Lines  Sanmel  and  Sons,  drawing  masters, 

.'{,  Temple  row,  \\'est 
Lines  W 11  Hani,  pearl  button  manufacturer, 

12,  ISclniont  passage 
Lindsay  .1  no.,  travlng.drpr.,6.  Regent  parade 
Linforth  .folm,  sho|)kec])(>r.  .'!2,  'I'renI  st. 
Lingard  lillen,erllinwre.(llr.,  1  iondnras  wrt. 
Lingard  George,  colfin  furniture  manufac- 

tnr(>r,  (;7,  Snow  hill 
Lingard  Samuel,  butcher,  K(\v  hill 
Lingard  Sh.,vict., General  Wolte,2.'{, Aston  rd 
J^ingard  'Ibonuis, locksmith  lOU.I  iamjiton  st 
Linger  Mrs. Ann, 31,  Frederick  st.  Newhallhl 


Lingham  Brother5,locksmiths,  brass  foundrs, 

and  bellhangers,  170,  Hampton  street 
Lingham  Geo.  Galley,  clerk,  Lozells 
Lingham  Henry    Stephen,  locksmith,  &c.; 

house.  Brougham  street 
Lindfield  Nathaniel, clerk,  26,  Gt.  Charlesst 
Linnctt  John,   schoolmaster,  Hockley  st. ; 

house,  351,  New  John  street.  West 
Linney  George,  coachman,  65,  Dean  st. 
Linsdale  Geo.  coppersmith,  23,  NewCanal  st 
Linton  Robert,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  49,  Lt. 

Charles  street 
Linwood  Miss  Sarah,  Hagley  road 
Lister  Jeremiah,  chaser,  G  arbett  street 
Lister  Thomas,  manufr.  of  paper,  iron  and 

tin  japan  v^-ares,  4.  Lr.  Pershore  street 
Lister  Mr.  Thos.  152,  Wells st.Gt. Hamptons 
Litchfield  John,  screw  and  nail  plater,   2, 

Rowland  street 
Litchfield  Joseph,  vict.,   French  Horn,  6, 

Mary  Ann  street 
Lithall  &  Adney,  plumbers,  painters,  &c., 

29,  Temple  row 
Lithall  Rd.,  plmbr.,  &c. ;  h.  12,  Islington  rw 
Little  Rev.  James,wesleyan,199,Bradford  st 
Little  John,  coal  and  coke  merchant.  Old 

Wharf;  h.  16,  King  Alfred's  place 
Little  Thos.,trav.drpr,  209, King  Edward" srd 
Littlehales   tk  Green,  japanners,   147,  Gt. 

Hampton  row 
Littlehales   David,  japanner ;  h.    147,    Gt. 

Hampton  row 
Littler  John  Moore,  vict..  Royal  Oak,  1,  Old 

Inkleys 
LittlerThos.^boot  <fe  shoemkr.,  Aston  New  tn 
Littlewood  \Villiam,  victualler  and  butcher. 

Woodman,  74,  Cottage  lane 
Littlewood  John,  heavy  steel  toy  maker, 

court  12,  Hurst  street 
Littley  ^lark,   gun  implement  maker,  76, 

AV^eaman  street 
Livesey  Thomas,  cooper;  h.  Mary  Ann  st. 
Lizard  Wm.,  gun  mkr.,  iV'C.,20,  \\'eamanrw 
Llowellin  Miss  Jane,  'I'hos.  st.,  Aston  bk. 
Lloyd  Charles,  clerk  to  M'arwicktfc  Jiinning- 
ham  Canal  Company,  Fazeley  street ;  h. 
'J'he  l!(HH'hes,  Small  heath 
Lloyd  Chas.,  senr.,  coal  dlr..  Old  Wharf; 

houst*,  85,  Lower  Hurst  street 
Lloyd  ICdw.,  boot  ct  shoe  mlcr.,  23,  Bull  st. 
Lloyd  Geo.  B.,  Esq.,  banker ;  house,  Strat- 
ford road.  Camp  hill 
Lloyd  (ieorge,  factor  and  gun  manufacturer, 
Princes's  street ;  house,  72,  Bloomsbury 
Lloyd  Miss  Hannah,   49.    Frederick  street, 

Newhiill  hill 
Lloyd  Henry,  coal  dealer,  14,  New  Church 

street ;  house,  98,  Summer  lane 
Lloyd   lltMiry,  victualler,   Dog  and  Duck, 

Gi^,  Etlmund  street 
Lloyd  James,  Esq.,  banker;    house.   Wake 

(Jreen,  Moseley 
Lloyd  Jamesjjim.,  Esq.,banker,  Showall  gn 


hirmincjU.a.m   alph.abktical   lest. 


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I>loy(l  Job,  sbopkooper,  47,  Howe  street 

Lloyd  John,  litmio  jiiul  chain  maker,  Brad- 
ford street ;  house,  ao,  liea  street 

Lloyd  John,  brass  and  copper  caster,  127, 
Heath  MilUane  i 

Lloyd  John,  gun  maker,  court  9,  Bath  st.; 
house,  com't  2,  Lench  street  \ 

Lloyd  John,  jnn.,  brass  founder  and  manu- 
facturer of  gas  fittings,  Newhall  st. ;  li. 
80,  Lower  llnrst  street 

Lloyd  John,  hame  maker.  19,  Kenion  st. 

Lloyd  John,  marine  store  dlr.  12,  Ijichfieldst 

Lloyd  John  it  Francis  ife  Co.  tobacco,  snuff, 
and  cigar  manufrs.,  30,  High  st. ;  John 
Park  Dodgson,  agent  ' 

Lloyd  John  Ward,  lamp,  &c.  manufacturer; 
h.  Verulam  place 

Lloyd  Llewelyn,  Esq.,  stamp  distributor  for 
Warwickshire,  40,  Waterloo  street 

Lloyd  Maria,  pawnbroker,  20,  Oxford  st. 

Lloyd  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  9, 
Union  passage  ;  h.  30,  Lady  Pool  lane 

Lloyd  Sampson  S.  Esq.  banker;  h.  6j,High  st 

Lloyd  Samuel,  Esq.  banker  ;  h.  Sparkbrook 

Lloyd  <fe  Smnmerfield,  cut  and  plain  flint 
glass  tfc  coloured  window  and  optical  sheet 
glass  manufacturers.  Park  Glass  Works, 
B irmin gh am  heath 

Lloyd  Thomas,  merchant;  h.  Spark  hill 

Lloj-d  Thomas,  timber  and  slate  merchant, 
Summer  In. ;  <fe  coal  merchant,  Princip  st 

Lloyd  Mr.  Thomas,  Sjjark  hill 

Lloyd  Thomas,  merchant's  clerk,  Camden 
place.  Lower  Camden  street 

Lloyd  Thomas,  locksmith,  ct.  3,  Summer  st. 
Na\igation  street 

Lloyd  Thos.  shopkeeper,  86,  Hospital  st. 

Lloyd  William,  accountant,  Soho  hill 

Lloyd  Wm.,  butcher,  Bristolrd;  h.28,  Sunst 

Lloyd  Wm.  Reynolds,  general  connnission 
merchant, 7,  Newhall  st.;  h.  Wake  gi-een 

Llovd  William,  beerhouse,  12,  Blews  street 

Lloyd  Wm.  Walker,  M.R.C.S.E.  &  L.A.C., 
surgeon  <fe  medical  referee  to  the  National, 
Mercantile  and  Legal,  and  Commercial 
Life  Assiu"ance  Societies,  Islington  row 

Loach  Ann,  jeweller,  167,  Hockley  hill 

Loach  Charles,  coal  dealer,  Oozells  street 
Wharf;  h.  Great  Hampton  street 

Loach  *k  Clark,  cast  and  stamped  brass 
founders,  patentees  and  sole  manufrs.  of 
the  patent  wedge  rack  pullies,  sash,  table 
fastenings,  tfec.  62^,  Little  Charles  st. 

Loach  John,  japanner  and  mnfr.  of  all  kinds 
of  papier  machee  articles,  enamelled  glass, 
&c.  32,  Harford  street 

Loach   John,   brass  founder, 
Balsall  heath  road 

"Loach  Louisa,  dressmaker,  Nechells  green 

Loach  William,  clerk,  11,  New  John  street 

Loader  Wm.,  coal  dealer.  Old  Wharf,  and 
carpenter,  86^,  Hill  st. ;  h.  Balsall  heath 

Locker  Simeon,  tailor,  <Sc  Sarah,  dress  mkr. 
99,  Lionel  street 


&c.   cfcc. ;   h. 


Locket  John,  beerhouse,  Manchester  st. 
liockitt  John,  modeller  and  repairer,  ct.  5, 

Ludgate  hill 
Lockstone  Edward,  vict.,  Old  White  Swan, 

10,  Canal  street 
Lodge  Robert,  grocer,  59,  Broad  st.  Islington 
Lomas  John  Lane,  portrait  painter,  Hands- 
worth  village 
Lomas  Josejdi,  shoemaker,  118,  Hampton  st 
Lomas  William,  stamper,  ])iercer,  and  tin 

plate  worker,  21,  Lichfield  street 
London  and  Birmingham  Railway  Station, 

Curzon  street,  William  Robinson,  agent 
London  General  Funeral  Co.,  undertakers, 

3,  Steelhouse  lane,  Thos.  Storcr,  manager 
Londond'Swiuburne,  ladies'  schl.  Pershorerd 
London  Wm.  (ieo.hair  dresser,  26,  Darwin  st 
Long  Rev.  William  Diigdale,  M.A.,  incum- 
bent of  St.  Bartholomew's,  25,  Broad  st. 

Islington 
Longneld  Chas.carpntr.  &  joiner,  5,  Bailey  st 
Longhurst  Chas.  excise  officer,  8,  Baggot  st 
Longmore  Josiah  (fe  Co.  patentees  &  manufrs 

of  pencil  cases,  penholders  and  steel  pens, 

13,  Bread  street,  Newhall  street 
Longmore  Oliver,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  27, 

Constitution  hill 
Longmore  Peter,  wood  tiirner,  38,  Livery  st 
Longmore  Rd„  brass  founder,  35^  Exeter  rw 
Longmore  Thomas,  brass  founder,  12,  Lr. 

Tower  street 
Loon  John,  shoe  maker,  77,  Aston  street 
Lord  Mrs.  Barbara,  2,  Fleathfield  place 
Lord  Isaac,  baker  &  floiu-  dlr.,  215,  Aston  rd 
Lord  John<fe  Co.,  merchants,  Friday  bridge ; 

house,  130,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Lord  John,  vict..  White  Tower,  I57,Lawleyst 
Lord  John,  confectioner  &  baker,  62,  Parade 
Lord  Jph.,  baker  &  flour  dlr.,  2 1 5,  Heneage  st 
Lord  Josiah,  butcher,  38,  Worcester  street 
Lord  William,  butcher,  104,  Bristol  street 
Loud  James,  clerk,  Moseley  road 
Louis    Hyman   Tobias,   merchant;   house, 

109,  Bristol  street 
Louis  and  Mier,  Bu-mingham,  London,  and 

Sheffield  warehouse,  6S,  Edgbaston  street 
Lovatt  William,  clerk,  Icknield  street,  East 
Lovekin  Jph.,  hosier,  99,  Grosvenor  st.,  W. 
Lovekin  Richard  &  William,  boat  builders, 

Lady  Wood  Dock,  Monument  lane 
Lovekin  Richard,  boat  builder,  Sherborne 

dock,  1,  Morville  street 
Lovekin  Richard,  jun.,  boat  builder ;  house. 

Lady  Wood  Dock,  Monument  lane 
Lovekin  W"m.,  boat  bldi-.;  h.  Icknield  st.,\V. 
Lovell  John,  clerk,  Salop  place 
Loveridge  Charles,  foreign  warehouse,  1 12. 

Great  Charles  street 
Loveridge  Charles,  dealer  in  butter,  eggs, 

&c.,  29.  Bell  street 
L  o  veridge  J  oh  n ,  watch  hand  mkr .,  C  oburgh  pi 
Loveridge  Rt.,baker<fc  flour  dlr.,4,  Camden  st 
Loveridge  Sarah,  manufacturer  of  clock  and 

vv.itch  raateri  ils,  69,  Bath  street 


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EIRMlNGIIiM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Lorett  Alexander,  rose  engine  turner,  &c. ; 

house,  Lodge  road 
Lovett  Horatio  Nelson,  chaser.  23,  Harford  st 
Lovett  and  Jenks,  rose  engine  tui'ners  and 
general  engravers,  21,  Buckingham  street 
Lovett  Wm.,  marine  store  dealer,  57,  Livery  st 
Lovitt  Thomas,  coal  dealer,  OozcU's  street 

wharf;  house.  Snails  green,  Edgbaston 
Lowbridge  J  ohn,  bridle  bit  mkr.,  ct.5,  Potter  st 
Lowbridge  Saml.,  ])later  on  steel,  9,  Unett  st 
Lowe  Abrhm.,  coal  dealer,  ct.  5,  Moland  st 
Lowe  Abraham,  beerhouse,  and  filesraith, 

72,  High  street,  Bordeslej 
Lowe  Adrian,  metal  dealer  and  commission 
agent,  91,  New  street ;  house,  Lee  liank    '■ 
LoweAnn,rgstr.  office  for  sr\-nts. ,9, Cannon  st 
Lowe  Mr.  Benjamin,  42,  Harding  street        i 
Lowe  Mr.  Benjamin,  Hamstead  row 
Lowe  Chas.,  chaser  cfe  repairer, Warstone  In 
Lowe  Daniel,  letter  ciitter,  die  sinker,   and 
nianufr.  of  press  and  zinc  workers*  tools, 
steel  letters,  figure,  name,  &  ornamental 
punches,  for  staniping  iron,  wood,  ivory, 
etc.,   brass   letters  for  foundry  piu-poses, 
hag,  sheep,   and  burn  marks,    improved 
projecting  sign  letters,   in  wood  or  iron, 
seal  crests  and   copper-plates   engraved, 
improved  tablet,  window  and  door  plates, 
19.  Masshouse  lane 
Lowe  Kd\vd.,gilt  toy&i)inmfr..4.").Hardingst 
Lowe  JCdward,  shopkeeper,  28,  Nelson  st      j 
Lowe  Mrs.  Eliza,  Barker  st.,  Hunter's  lane 
Lowe  Francis,  black  ornament  <fe  glass  toy 
cutter,  coral  cVr  jet  carver,  ct.  24,  Spencer  st  I 
Lowe  Geo., hair  drssr.tt  net  mkr.,  96, Aston  st 
Lowe  Geo.,  gin.  grocer,  Albion  pi., Wheeler  st 
LoweHy..sec.toI)strct.Firelns.Co..61,Newst 
Lowe    Isaac   and    Edward,    coach   harness 
platers,  70,  Sheep  street  \ 

Lowe  Isaac,  coach  harns.  platr. ;  h.  Aston brk 
Lowe  .Jacob,  tinner  ct  dealer  in  arrouTOOt, 

and  Eliza,  milliner,  104,  Moor  street 
Lowe  J  as.,  pearl  button  mkr., 88,  Woodcock  st 
Lowe  .li  nies,  stirrup  maker,  &  Ann,  straw 

hat  maker,  99,  Bromstfrove  street 
Lowe  Jas.,  ribbon  dlr. ,;■)."{,  Park  st.,  Bull  ring 
Lowe  John,  ironmonger  and  factor;  house, 

1 12,  Moseley  road 
Lowe  .lohn,  file  and  rasp  maker,  court  72, 

niL,'h  street,  Bordesley 
Lowe  John  and  Henry,  coach  and  saddlers' 
ironmongers,   manufrs.  of  patent   axles,  i 
.springs,  tt  carri»ge  iron  work  in  general, 
brass  founders,  d'c.  Clarence  \\'orks,  I'ord- 
rough  St.;  Hy.'sh.  Frederick  st.,  Edgbaston 
Lowe  John,  vict..  Swan,  79,  Navigation  st    , 
Lowe  John,   thiml)le  nianufr.,   Cecil  street ;  i 

house,  Br(>arley  street 
Lowe  John  cfe  (Jeorge.  gilt  toy  manufrs.,  24, 
Constitution  hi.;  Geo.'s  h.  42,  Harding  st 
'..owe  John,  coal  dealer,  \'ilhi  street 
Lowe  J  ph.,  merchant  A  factor,  44,  W  hittall  st 
Lowe  Jo*  ph,  painter,  Great  CoUnore  street 


Lowe  Joseph,  brass  founder,  86,  Coventry  rd 
Lowe  Josiah,  suprv.sr.  of  excise,  Lee  Bank  rd 
Lowe  M.A .  (fc  S..milliners,4,High  st.Deritend 
Lowe  Mary,  straw  hat  maker,  14,  Hxu-st  st 
Lowe  Moses,  hosier,  38,  Digbeth 
Lowe  Mrs.  Mary,  Bristol  road 
Lowe  Mr.  Neville,  Monument  place 
Lowe  Peter,  watch  glass  mfr.,  17,  Castle  st 
Lowe  Ralph,  shopkpr.,  13,  St.  Martin's  row 
Lowe  Richard,  jjeerhouse,  23,  Fisher  street 
Lowe  Richard,  brush  maker  and  earthen- 
ware dealer,  26,  Ballsall  street 
LoweRd.,shopkpr.<feplatr.,231,NewTownrw 
Lowe    Samuel,    bra.ss    candlestick   maker, 

court  4,  Baggot  street 
Lowe  Sarah,  straw  hat  mkr.,  229.  Bristol  st 
Lowe  Thomas,  steel  pen,  wood  screw,  and 
plated  nail  manufacturer,  9,  Bordesley  st 
Lowe  Wm.,  metallic  pocket,  side,  clipping, 
tooth,  and  dressing  comb,  penholder,  tea 
and  toy  spoon  mufr.,  48,  Northwood  st. 
Lowe  Mr.  William,  Villa  road 
LoweWm.,  copper  plate  printer.  2o,  Cherry  st 
Lowe  William,  solicitor,  77.  NewhalLstreet; 

house,  Witley  ])lace,  Per.shore  road 

Lowe  Wm.,  earthenware  dlr.,  7^-  Lr.  Priory 

Lo\veA\"m.,  coach  frntr. .smith,  ct.  4,  Tlutrpst 

LoweA\'m.,  hairdresser,  10,  New  Meeting  st. 

Lowe  M'm.,  plumber  ifeglzr.,  Bromsgrove  pi. 

Lowe  Wm.,  mufr.  of  japanned,  tinned,  and 

])lated  saddlers  iroamougery,  and  coach 

harness  furniture,  12,  Castle  street 

Lowell  Alfred,  cabinet  brass  founder,   and 

mnfr.  of  pocket  book  and  cabinet  locks, 

cla.sps,  and  hinges,  44,  Cliveland  street; 

house,  (ienoa  place,  Balsall  heath 

Lowell  Jas.,  locksmith,  56.  Little  Charles  st. 

Loxton  Chas.,  wine  <fe  spirit  merchant,  117» 

Suffolk  st. ;  h.  Kensington  pi.,  Bristol  rd. 

Loxton  Saml.,  <fc  Son,  jajinrs.,  116,  Suffolk  st 

Loyd  John,  carpenter,  Up])er  M.irshall  st. 

Lucas  Chas,,  jeweller,  327,  New  John  st.,  W. 

Lucas  <fe  Co.,  sole  mnfrs.   of  the    improved 

hairpins,  steel,  bra.ss,  tfe  iron  knitting  pins, 

patent  gimp  escutcheon  pins,  tVrc,  carpet 

and  curtain  rings,  bell  check  ct  mattress 

sj)rini>:s,drpry.hks.,itc.l  I.Bartholomew  rw 

Lucas  Mr.  J",d\viir(l.  23,  Mount  street 

Lucas  Edwin,  improved  hair   pin  <fec.  etc. 

manufjicturer;  h.  11,  Bartholomew  row 
Lucas  Est  Ji  er ,  bleeder  with  leeches,  89,  High 

street,  Bordesley 
Lucas  Geori,'0,  engraver;  h.  Carver  street 
Lucas  Isuac,  dairyman,  Nechells  green 
Lucas  James  l'hilli])s,  auctioneer,  appraiser, 
laud  surveyor,  and  .share  agent,  6),  High 
street  ;  house,  139,  Hockley  bill 
Lucas  James,  toy  dealer,  80,  Bish(>])gate  st 
Lucas  Jas., tbcco.  pipe  mkr., ct.  II,  Ednumdst 
Lucris  .lohn,  day  school,  34,  Bath  street 
Lucas  .lohn,  gieen  grocer,  203,   Harding  st. 
Lucas   Louisa,  victualler,  Grand  Turk,  83, 
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Lucas  Mary,  mistress  St.  James's  school, 

Henry  street;  house,  86.  Willis  street 
Lucas  My.,  stay  nikv.,80,  Hij,'hst.Borde;<ley 
Lncas  Sanuiel  Wiiil'rod   &  Co.,   wholesale 
confectioners,  2,  Little  Charles  st. ;  house. 
Sandhill  House,  Icknield  street.  West 
Lucas  Sa ml.,  brass fndr. ;  h.  1.50,  Hampton  st 
Lucas  Simon,  grocer  tt  tea  dlr.,  103,  Dale  end 
Lucas  Thomas,  beerhouse,  77,  Allison  st. 
Lucas  Thomas,  stamper,  4,  Legge  street 
LucasThos.,  sddlr.d'hrnss.mkr.,  1-2,  Moatrvv 
Lucas  Thomas,  stamper  and  piercer,  court 

14.  Little  Charles  street 
Lucas  Wm.,  printers'  brass  rule,  wheel,  and 

pinion  cntter,  35.^,  Constitution  hill 
Lucas  Wm.,  plated  and  electroplated  ware, 
dish  cover,  d-c.  manufacturer,  18.},  Buck- 
ingham street,  house,  GO,  Unett  street 
Lucas  Wm.,  file  maker,  29,  Lawrence  st. 
Lucas  William,  beerhouse,  39,  Harding  st. 
Lucas  tt'  Wiiliam«,  engravers,  34,  Hall  st. 
Luckcock  Benjamin,  beerhouse,  94,  Pope  st. 
Luckcock  George,  tailor,  14ti,  Nelson  st.,W. 
Luckcock   Howard,   Esq.,  borough  magis- 
trate, Oak  Hill  House,  Good  Knaves  end 
Luckett  Frdrck.,  gunstocker,  28,Weamanst 
Luckett  John,  jewellery  manufacturer,  &c. 

etc.;  house,  Lady  Wood  lane 

Luckett  and  Newman,  jewellers  and  fancy 

steel  toy  man-afacturers,  court  o,  Essex  st 

Luckett  Thos.,  ivory  cfc  bone  trnr.,  31,  Ellis  st 

Luckman  Geo.,  fire  iron  and  fender  ninfr. ; 

house,  Ryland  street,  Darwin  street 
Luckman  Henry,  hair  dresser  &  tobacconist, 

171,  High  street,  Deritend 
LuckjnanJ  as.,  shoe  mkr.,  34, Bartholomew  st 
Luckman  John,   clock  and  watch  maker, 

6;i,  Barford  street 
Luckman  Wm.,  shoe  mkr.,  27,  Lt.  Barr  st. 
Lucy  Chas.tfc  Son,  cornmlrs.,  New  Bridge  st 
Lucy  Mrs.  Mary,  51,  Leamington  teirace 
Lucy  William,  corn  miller  and  baker,  26, 

Wheeley's  lane  ;  house,  Hagley  road 
Lucy  Wm.,  hairdresser,  5,  Brearley.st., West 
Ludlow  Benjmn.,  tailor  &  drpr.,  52,  Aston  rd. 
Ludlow  Joseph,  butcher,  107,  Dale  end 
Ludlow  Henry,  solicitor,  42,  Waterloo  st. ; 

himse,  Regent  place,  Coventry  road 
Ludlow    Joseph,     land    agent,     surveyor, 
auctioneer  and  appraiser,  44,  Cherry  st. ; 
honse,  Coventry  road.  Small  heath 
Ludlow  Mrs.  Sarah,  2,  Bartholomew  street 
Lu'llow  Thos.,  butcher,  244,  Aston  road 
Lndlow  Thos.,  butcher,  45,  Aston  street 
Ludlow  Thos.,  butcher  and  car  proprietor, 

67,  Dale  end 
Lndlow  Th'  mas,  butcher,  4.1,  Digbeth 
Lndlow  Mr.  ^\'illiam,  96,  A.shted  row 
Ludlow  M'm.,  box  and  ivory  rule  manufr., 
2,  Bartholomew  street 

Ludlow  A\'m.,  japanner,  7,  Exeter  row;  h. 

Balsall  heath 
Luff  Thomas,  clerk,  Kingstown  placo 


Luke  Thomas  Orme,  grocer.  84.  Barford  st. 
Luke  William,  builder,  84,  Barford  street 
Lnmbart  Mr.  Richard,  Grance  road 
Lnmbley  Mr.  (ieorge,  Balsall  heath  road 
Liinn  ^Irs.  Ann,  58,  New  Town  row 
Lunn  Joseph,  thimble  maker  and  piercer, 

10,  Mary  Ann  street 
Lunn  Rt.,  clerk,  fire  office,  li>,  Lee  Crescent 
Lunn  Wm.,  landsca])e  grdner.,37, Summer  In 
Lunt  Joseph,  vict.,  and  box  and  ivory  rule 

manufr..  Golden  Cup  Inn,  20,  Camden  st 
Lunt  Rd.,  haberda.sher  22,  Worcester  street 
Lupson    Absie,    stay   and    corset    maker, 

Aston  New  Town 
Lusty  Samuel,  engineer  and  machinist,  and 

manufacturer    of  improved    solid-headed 

pins,  80  and  81,  IMoland  .street 
Lusty  Saul,  nurseryman,  Bordesley  green 
Lutwyche   Alfred,   gold   chain  maker;   h. 
'   Villa  steet 
Lutwyche    Charles     Thomas,    gold    chain 

maker;  house,  1,  Wellington  road 
Lutwyche  &  Son,  gold  chain  manufacturers 

and  jewellers,  27,  Cox  street 
Lutwyche  Wm., brass  fondr.,37^,A.shtedrovv 
Lycett  Geo. , glass  CLter.(festinr.43,Summcr  In 
Lycett  John,  builder,  33,  CheiTy  street 
Lycett  Samuel,  glass  quicker,  slainer   and 

glass  button  manufr.,  o5,  Buckingham  st 
Lying-in-Hospital,  37,  Broad  street,  Lsling- 

ton ;  Sarah  Saggers,  matron 
Lynall  George,  plumber,  glazier  and  painter, 

York  passage;  house,  260,  Small  heath 
Lynall  George,  jun.,   plumber,  glazier  and 

painter,  34,  Digbeth 
Lynall  Henry,  coal  merchant,    Sherborne 
I      street  Wharf;  house,  168,  Bristol  street 
j  Lynam  Thomas,  beerhse.,  8,New  Church  st 
I  Lynam  Thomas,.shopkeeper.5,Fordrough  st 
Lynch  John,  shoemaker,  55,  Livery  street 
I  Lyndon  Walter  Adams,  manufr.  of  i:>atent 

spades,  .shovels,  edge  and  plantation  tools, 

Miner\-a  Works,  Lower  Fazeley  street 
Lynex    John,    coach      harness     furniture 

manufact\irer,  1 19,  Pritchet  -street 
Lynex  Rd.,wire  weaver  and  worker,  fender 

and  coach  harness  furniture  manufacturer, 

Lo  ver  Brearley  street 
Lyon  John   Dressier,   professor   of  music, 

106,  Bath  row 
Lyon  Thomas,  grocer,  12,  Bloom.sbnry 
Lyons  Lewis,  pawnbroker,  46,  Dudley  st. 
I  Lyons  Mary,  furniture  broker,  7.  Suffolk  st 
I  Lyons  Morris,  surgeon  dentist,  14.'>,Sufl'olk  st 
'Lyons  Phillip,  cl(»th  cup  maniilacturer,  19, 
I      Duddeston  street 

j  Lyons  Susannah,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 
i      174,  Biomsgrove  street 
Lysons  Mr,  William,  Wheeley's  road 
Lyster   Charles,  manufacturer    of  tortoi.se 

shell  tea  caddies,  work  boxes,  inkstands, 

pearl  cfe  ivory  card,cigar,&  spectacle  ca.se.s, 

ladies"  companions, <fec.,  9,  Gt. Hampton  st 


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BIK.MIXGH.4.M    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Lyster  Hubert,  com.  trav.,  Wheeler  street 
Lythall  <fe  Adney,   plumbers,   glaziers   and 

painters,  2S,  Temple  row 
Lythall  Richard,  plumber,  «fec. ;  house,    12, 

Islington  row 
Mabson  John,  gentleman,  2,  St.  Mary's  row 
Mabson  Wm.,  gentleman,  Hagley  road 
Macann  Simon,  tailor  and  clothes  dealer, 

97,  Snow  hill 
Macdonald  .John,  leather  seller,   16,  Park 

street.  Bull  ring 
Macdonald  John,  agent  for  Blackie  <fe  Son, 

publishers.  So,  Great  Hampton  street 
Macdonald    Josej)h,    malleable   iron    nail 

caster,  Charles  Henry  street 
Macdonald    Roger,    goods    remover,    222, 

Bradford  street 
Macdonald  Wm.  Esq.  The  Poplars,  Spark bk 
Macefield  Caroline,  green  grcr.  Market  hall 
Macefield  Jas.  green  grocer,  48,  Church  st. 
Macefield  Wm.trimming  seller,  39, Union  pas 
Macefield  \Vm.,beerhs.,  93,  Grosvenorst.  W 
IMachin  Edwd.,  upholsterer,  cabinet  maker, 

and  feather  merchant,  54,  Snow  hill 
Machin  Jas.Petcr,  green  gcr.  89,Ui).Tower  st 
Mac])in  John,  vict.,  I'uion  Family  tfc  Com- 
mercial Hotel  <fe  posting  house,  2  i  ,Uni(m  st 
Machin  John,  grocer,  30,  Great  Lister  st. 
Mack  John,  goods  remover,  ct.  2,  Cannon  st 
Mackay  Eric,  M.D.,  6,  Newhall  street 
Mackay  Jas.  tobacco  pipe  mfr.  6,Coventry  st 
Mackenzie  Eras,  solder  maker,  1,  Loveday  st 
Mackenzie  George,  button  solderer,  ct.  12, 

Bread  street,  Newhall  street 
Mackenzie  Hy.  tool  broker,  57,  Steelhs.  In. 
Mackenzie  James,  baker.  5,  Loveday  street 
Mackenzie  Jno. gvm  finisher,  c.  6,  Ludgate  hi 
Mackenzie    Rev.    John    Robinson,    M.A., 

English  Presbyterian,  4  Crescent,  West 
Mackie  <k  (iladstono,  wine,  spirit,  &  porter 

merchants,  88  and  89,  Dale  end 
Macl<intosh  John,  baker,  12,  Inge  street 
Mackloroy  Frdlclas.  clerk,  G,  New  Bridge  st 
Macklow  John  <fe  George,  optical  glass  ma- 
nufacturers. 214,  Shcrhick  street 
Macklow  Matthew,   Windsor  chair  maker, 

81,  Birchall  street 
Mnclaron  .1  ;inu>s.  coal  merchant.  Old  Wharf; 

h.  1,  Sunnncr  I  lill  Icirace 
MnclennDonald  Nol)le,  com.  trav.Pershore  r 
Mac])h(rsou  Robert,  surgeon,  128,  Moor  st. 
M:ul(l(M-s  Williani,  drn])er,  102,  Bull  street 
Maddisuu  James,  l)oot  and  shoe  maker,  IGO, 

Moseley  street 
MiuMocks  My., water  gilder.7fi,Gt.Charles  st 
Maddocks  Thomas  Daniel,  tailor,  87,  Batli 

row  buildings 
Maildox  Joseph,  wheelwright,  1(5,  Doe  st. 
Madeloy  Mr.  Charles,  ."iO.;!.  Park  st..  Bull  rg. 
Madel(\v  Rev.  Edward.  >iin..   New  .lerusa- 

leju  Cliurch,  3.'{7,  Sunnner  lane 
M;idt*ley  RichiUfl,  factor,  32    Dean  street; 

house.  Ertliiigton 


Madeley  Thomas  &  John  Yorke,  curriers 

and  leather  sellers,  137,  Digbeth 
Madeley  Thomas,  currier,  tkc. ;  house,  85, 

Brearley  street,  West 
Madenbevg    Braham,    cabinet  maker,  89, 

Smallbrook  street 
Maesfield  William,  confectioner,  76,  Snow  hi 
Magdalen  Asylum,  124,  Broad  st.,    Isling- 
ton;  E.  Carpenter,  matron 
Magee  Daniel,  boot,  (fee,  maker,  15,  Fred- 
erick street,  Newhall  hill 
Magee  Thomas,   house   agent   and   pawn- 
broker, 44,  Hockley  street 
Magenis  Ann,  pawnbroker,  78,  I5irchall  st 
MaguireThomas,tailord'drpr.36,Templerw 
Maker  Michael,  bookseller   and  stationer, 

5,  Congreve  street 
Maher  William,  metal  button  mnufr.,  ct. 
33,  Lower  Tower  st. ;  h.  106,  Hospital  st. 
Mahony  John,  shoe  maker,  198,  Lawley  st 
Maiden  Emanuel,  vict.,  Old  Fox, 55,  Inge  st 
Maiden  James,  saddler  and  harness  maker, 

»1,  Suffolk  street 
Maiden  James,  dairyman,  William  street 
Makepeace  cfe  Strong,  screw  manufacturers, 

3S^  Lombard  street 
Makepeace   Chas.   Dugard,    screw   manu- 
facturer ;  h.  37.  Lombard  street 
Makin  Samuel,  jeweller,  12,  I'p.  Tower  st. 
Male  Miss  Catherine,    19,  Calthorpe  street 
Male    Rev.    Christopher,   classical  master, 

Grammar  School,  Harborne  road 

Male  John,  furniture  broker,  30,  Dudley  st 

Male    Thomas,    bookbinder,     Tay's   yard. 

Great  Charles  street;  h.  Sherborne  street 

Male  William,  file  and  rasp  maker,  ct.  14, 

Rea  street 
Malin  George,   coal   dealer.    Old    Wharf, 

and  grocer,  32,  Fordrough  street 
Malin  Wm,  confectioner,  160,Bromsgi-ovc  st 
Malin  William,  box  and  ivory  rule  maker, 

50,  New  Town  row 
M alius  David  ife  Son,  brass  founders,  128, 
Gt.  Charles  street ;  h.28.  Summer  hill  ter 
Malins  Mrs.  Seline,  Barker  st..  Hunter's  In 
Malkin  Henry,  shoemaker,  39,  Dudley  st. 
Malkin  Margaret. furniture broker.Dudleyst 
Mallett  Mrs.  Sarah,  136.  Bath  row 
Mallin  Abraham,  (late  Malliu  cfe  Co.)  box 
and  ivory  rule  manufacturer,  5,  Chapel  st 
Mallinson  Samuel  Ralph,  commercial  trav., 

2.'{,  Albion  street 
Malone  ,lanu<s,   pocket  book  maker,    11/, 

Sherlock  street 
Malone  William,  tailor  <fe  dra]ier,10.  Old  sq 
Manunott  John,  carpenter,  ct.  6.  Holt  st. 
Man    Thoums   Harry,  box  and  ivory    rule 

maker,  24,  Loveday  street 
Man(l(M*  Charles,  bookeeper,  35,  Bath   row 
Mander     Elisha,    miniature     case    maker, 

139,  Brearley  street.  West. 
Mander  Geo.,  tea  dealer,  74,  High  street 
Mander  Marv Ann, stay  maker,l  I, Cannon  st 


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AT.-inloy  .Tf)lin.T»iorclinnt,5i»,  Newhall  street ;  [ 

liouse.  Tlnrliornovo;\(l 
Miinlcy\\'illiain.1»ecrlioiieo.87, Now  Canal  st 
M:\un  Mrs.  Eli/,;il)oth,  Itosorvoir  rond 
Mnnii  Jainos.  dork.  7«  (iront  Kiim^  street 
Mann  .Tpli.,  fish  ajjent.  Coach  yard.  Bull  st 
Mann  Thos.,  ijrocer  ifcteadlr., ."{(),  Dale  end 
^lanninn;  John.  turDiture  hrkr,.  'r2,  Aston  st ' 
Mannini^  Jjih..  tailor. dpr.,<fehttr.,  2.  Ilighst 
Manninji^  Thomas,  ck^k,  80,  Gt.  Cohnore  st.  < 
Mnnniiii; Thos.  sp'^ctaolemkr.,.'^^,  Sun  st.  W. ' 
Mannox  Edward,  beerlionse,  Wlioeler  st.      < 
Mannox  .Tames,  coal  dealer  <fe  wheelwright,  I 
28,  Ilam])ton  street  ' 

Mannox  Thomas,  pawnhroker.  S9,  Holt  st.  j 
Mansell.T  ohn.  sho])keeper,  76,  liromsgrovc  st 
Mansell  Lucy,  shopkeeper,  24.  Norfolk  st.    ! 
Mansell  Miss  Mary.  Hagley  terrace 
Mnnsell  Thos.,  Ivaker,  44,  ICdgbaston  street 
Mansell  Thomas  and  Co.,  boot  and  shoe 

mannfacturers,  94,  Bull  street 
Mansell  Thos.,  corns,  agent,  i;J6,  Camden  st 
Mansfield  Richai*d,  bird  <fe  animal  ])reserver 

and  artificial  eye  mnfr.,  16.  Bradford  st. 
Mantell  Charles  I.,  excise  officer.  Yardley 
Mantle  John,  gold  and  silver  chain  nianu- 

factnrer.  ]  67,  Unett  street 
Manton  Charles,  cabinet  case, writing  desk, 
and  bagatelle  board  maker,  back  of  69, 
andhonse,  49,  Alcester  street 
Manton  George,  cabinet  and  chair  maker 

and  npholstcrer,  79,  Smallbrook  street 
Manton  George,  bntcher,  265,  New  Town 

row,  and  carpenter,  Cecil  street 
Manton  Ily.,  mnfr.  of  silver  Kr  plated  castor, 
mnstard,  6:  smelling  bottle  tops,  mounted 
wine  and  spirit  bottles,  1 10,  Great  Charles 
street;  honse,  124.  Vyse  street 
M  antonThos.  coal  dlr.  tt-  frntr.  bkr,  7^^,  Vine  st 
Manton  Thomas,  bntcher,  66,  Lancaster  st. 
Mappin  Ann.  persian,  french,  and  english 
stay  cfe  corset  maker.  61,  Newhall  street 
Mappin  Jno.,  sr.rgcl.  instrument,  truss,  cork. 
<fe  wood  leg  mnfr., cfe cutler,  61.Newha.llst 
Mapplebeck  cfe  Lowe,  silversmiths,  ciitlcrs, 
lamp  mnfrs.,  (fegnrl.  furnishing  ironmngrs., 
6  and  7.  Bull  ring,  mnfrs.  of  stoves,  stove 
grates,  fenders,  fire  irons,  Arc,  Smithfield, 
and  agricultural  and  horticultural  imple- 
ment repository,  Gloucester  street 
Mapplebeck  "\Vm,  Batty,  ironmonger  and 

factor;  house,  Highgate 
Mapson  Caroline  Amelia,  straw liat  maker, 

4.'J.  New  Canal  street 

March.Tph..  gnu  barrel  mkr..  44,  Woodcock  st 

Marchant  Peter,   silver  plated  caudlestick 

mnft-.,  6|,  Brook  street;  h.  Icknield  st.  W. 

Marchington  Samuel,  soap  mnfr.,  <fe  stone 

merchant.  Eyre  st.  ;  h.  1,  Anderton  st. 

March  Edw.,vict.,New  Peocock,49,Aston  rd 

Mare  J<din.  cabinetmaker,  217,  Cheapside 

Mare  William  C,  coal  dealer,  Gt.  Charles 

street,  and  house  agent,  217,  Cheapside 


Mnrgefts  Betsy  nud  F.li/;a,  dr<».«<s  and  straw 

hat  makrrs,  21,  Ilorso  fair 
Margetls   Daniel,  railway  lamp  manufar- 
turer,  ct.64,Cnloshill  st, ;  h.  10,  Market  st 
ALargetts  Eli/,,  hosier  Ac,  Coventry  road 
AL\rgetts   (George   Bryan,   auctioneer    and 

appraiser.  Corn  li^xchange  passage 
Marigold  James,  agent  to  the  London  In- 
disputable Life  I'olicy  Co..  .■}0,M'aterloost. 
Marigold  J olin.  plated  stiiTup  manufacturer, 

court  14,  Lichfield  street 
Markall  Jas.,sddlr.  cVrhvnss.mkr.20,Sufrolk  st 
Markham  Wm.,  shojtkpr.,  53,  Ileneagest. 
Marklew.Tno., gun  lock  mkr. ,ct.l,  Lichfield  st 
MarklewChas.cork  screw  mfr.29.(]  arrison  In 
Marks  Hy.,  cap  maker,  72,  Staflbrd  street 
Marks  Jame-i,  cloth  cap  mnfr.,  15,  Moat  lane 
Marks  Simon,  cabinet  maker  &  upholsterer, 

i)7,  Edgbaston  street 
Marler  Abm.,  coach  builder,  72.  Summer  In 
Marler  Luke,  coach  builder,  1 12  Unett  st. 
Marler  Robert,  gent.,  (ieurge  st.  Lozells 
Maries  Geo.  carpenter,  Parkrd. Nechells  gn 
Marlow  I^.Tr.  Charles,  Cobden  place 
Marlow  Charlotte,  beerhouse.  Lea  Bank  rd 
Marlow  Edward,    earthenware  dealer,  ^2, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Marlow  Joseph,  gold  chain  guard  manufr,, 

12,  Mott  street 
Marlow  Jph.  tailor  <fe  draper,  92,  Steelhs.  In 
Marlow  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  92,  Steel- 
house  lane  ;  h.  4,  Pitsford  street 
Marlow  Wm.  baker  &  flour  dlr.  Latimer  st.S. 
Mario  wWm.phmiber,  glzr.  <fec.46. Hockley  st 
Man-an  Peter,  master  St.  Chad's  catholic 

school,  51,  Loveday  street 
Marrian&Cracklow,  brewers,245,Heneage  n 
MaiTian  &  (Jausley,  silver  and  plated  ware 

manufacturers,  14,  Cannon  street 
Man-ian    Francis,   silver  and  plated  ware 

manufacturer;  h.  Round  hills 
Marrian  James  Pratt,  machinest,  and  ma- 
nufacturer of  naval  and  other  brass  foimd- 
cry,  copying  presses,  musical  stool  screws, 
cannon  and  cannon  furniture,  and  dealer 
in  all  kinds  of  hardwoods,  69,  Slaney  st. ; 
h.  Thomas  street,  Aston  brook 
Marrian  Mr.  John,  Park  Crescent,  Aston 
Marrian  Jno.  stamper  <fepiercer,28, UpPriory 
ATaiTian  John  Rutter,  brewer;  house,  244, 

Heneage  street 
MaiTian  \Mlliam,  vict.  and  wine  merchant, 

Sea  Horse  Inn,  20,  Buck  street 
Marriott  Ann,  victualler.  Sampson  &  Lion, 

45,  Hill  street 
Marriott  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  25,  Fleet  st. 
Man-iott  Frs.  shopman,  .'370,  NewJohn  st.  W 
Marsden  Ann,  shopkeeper,  108,  Crrgoo  st 
Marsden  Horatio,  pork  butcher,  4,  Stafford  st 
Marsden  .Joseph,  manufr.  of  gimps,  fringes, 
'      coachlace,  (t'c.44.  New  st.  d'Balsallheath 
Marsden  Sampson,  baker  and  shopkeeper 
Clement  street 

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BIRMINGHAM    .ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Marsh  Miss  Ann,  All  Saints'  street 
Marsh  Benjamin,  mam.fr.  of  candlesticks, 
lustres,   candelabra,    inkstands,   d:c.,   in 
bronze  and  ormolu,  83,  Coleshill  street 
Marsh  Charles,  butcher,  105,  Hockley  hill 
Marsh  Charles,  beerhouse,  25,  Cardigan  st 
Marsh  Jas.  watch  hand  mfr.  38,  Garrison  In 
Marsh  John,  paper traymkr.Brueton's walk 
Marsh  John,hosiert\:haberdshr.  Bell  Barnrd 
Marsh  John,  shopkeeper,  20,  Baggot  st. 
Marsh  Sarah,  shopkeeper,  26,  Vauxhallrd. 
Marsh  William,  baker,  1,  Lister  street 
Marshes  &  Shepherd,  merchants,  1,  Little 

Charles  street 
Marshall  Edwin,  iron  founder,  railway  car- 
riage biiilder,  (fee;  h.  Great  Brook  street 
Marshall  Eliz. jewellery  mfr.  11,  St.Paul'ssq 
Marshall  L  <fe  Sons,  railway  waggon  build- 
ers, slate  and  timber  merchants,  Bangor 
Wharf,  84,  Bordesley  st.,  iron  founders, 
74,  Bradford  street,  and  coal  merchants, 
Bordesley  street  wharf 
Marshall  Isaac,  timber  merchant,  &c. ;  h. 

llallam  Rock,  Little  Bromwich 
Marshall  Jas.  plumber,  glazier,  and  painter, 

15,  Great  Charles  street 
Marshall  John,   engraver  and   enameller, 

9,  Regent  place 

Marshall  Joseph,  gent.,  Monumentplace 
Marshall  Mr.  Nicholas,  96,  Gloucester  ter 
Marshall    Richard,  family   and  dispensing 

chemist,  Barker  street.  Hunter's  lane 
Marshall  Robert,  butcher,  Ilagley  row 
Marshall  Thos.,  brass  founder,  Dymock  st 
Marshall  William,  vict.  Sampson  and  Lion, 

1 15,  Great  Charles  street 
Marshall  Wm.  Prime,  sec.  to  the  Institution 

of  Mechanical  Engineers,  Temple  bldgs. 

New  street ;  house.  Monument  lane 
Marsland  J  no.  excise  offer.  180,  Gt.  Francis  st 
Marsland  Mary  Catherine,  mistress  British 

Schools,  Ileneagest.;  h.  180,(Jt.Francisst 
Marson  Elizabeth,  shopkpr.,  80,  Hockley  st. 
Marson  Frederick,  silversmith  and  mnfr.  of 

.snuff  ife  pcent  l)oxes,  card  cases,  brooches, 

d'C,  7li  Buckiiiizbam  street 
MnrsonJabez,  shopkpr. ,256,NewJohnst.W. 
Marson  Samuel,  victualler.  Fox,  11,  Fox  st 
Marston  Amos,  tripe  house,  4,  Horse  fair 
Marston  Hy.,  banker's  clerk,  Woliiiigt on  rd. 
Marston  lsaac,plmbr.glzr.ifepntr.,.'{6.  Aston  st 
Marston. I obn.fiirnitun'l)roker,  18,  Suiitli  st. 
Marsttm  John,  shoe  Tnkr.Brassliousej)assage 
Marston  Joseph,  cabinet  wood  turner,  court 

8,  Steelliousc  lane  ;  h.  Sherborne  stroot 
Marston  Josrjdi,  agent  to  I'ickford  and  Co., 

Bloomsbury  street 
Marston   Samu»d,  (dd   clothes   dealer   and 

broker,  9,  Old  Meeting  street 
Marston  'llionias,  gold  and  silver  beater  & 

manufacturer  of  fine  gold  ife  silver  powder, 

10,  (J rent  Hnni]>ton  strei't 

Marston  Thos. ,niltstr.,tV:c. ;  h.46,  MerLdcnst 


Marston  Thos.,  shoe  mkr.,  26,  Essington  tft 
Martin  Ann,  furniture  broker,  32,  Rea  st 
Martin  Chas.,  snuffer  nianufr.,  ct.  5,  Doe  st 
Martin  Charles,  brass  founder,  7,  Tonk  st 
Martin  Charles,  beerhouse,  Great  Tindal  5t 
Martin  Claudius  Victor,  profsr.  of  the  French 
and  Italian  languages,  12,  St.  Martin's  pi 
Martin  Edgar,  butcher,  28,  New  Town  row 
Martin    Edward,    victualler.    Red    House, 

348,  New  John  street.  West 
Martin  Edward,  gentleman,  Bristol  road 
Martin    Edward,   gun  barrel  browner,  23, 
Loveday  street,  cfe  victualler.  Red  House 
Tavern,  New  John  street.  West 
Martin  Edward,  gentleman,  Islington  row 
jNIartin    Edward    Montgomery,    wholesale 
druggist  and  oilman,  46^,  Moor  stieet; 
house,  3,  Lee  Crescent,  Edgbaston 
j  Martin  Eliz.,  old  clothes dlr.,  5, Old  Meetingst 
Martin  Emma,  coal  dealer,   Trent  street ; 

house,  45,  Barn  street 
Martin  Fanny,  shopkeeper,  39,  Lawley  st 
Martin  Frederick,  clerk,  14,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Martin  George,  painter,  cabinet  maker,  and 

upholsterer,  14,  Bartholomew  row 
Martin  Henry,  })lane  maker  and  beerhouse, 

10,  Jennen's  row 
Martin   James,  beerhouse   and   brass  nail 

pattern  maker,  11,  Coleshill  street 
Martin  Job,  vict.,  Lozells  Tavern,  Lozells 
Martin  John,  brass  caster  and  brick  maker, 

26,  Exeter  row 
Martin  John  Jones,  druggist,  69,  High  st 
Martin  Jph.,  corn  chndlr.,  6, Gt.  Hamptonrw 
Martin  Joseph,  shopkeeper,  21,  Cregoe  st 
Martin   Joseph,   basket  maker,    court    10, 

Snow  hill,  and  SS,  Great  Charles  street 
Martin  Mary,  hosier  and  dealer  in  Berlin 

wool,  39,  New  street 
Martin  Richard,  saddler,  85,  Constitution  hi 
Martin  Robert,  saddlers'  ironmonger,  &c. ; 

hoxise,  Calthorpe  Fields 
Martin  Saml.,  green  grocer,  42,  Summer  In 
Martin  Sarah,  ink  ife  blkng. mfr .,61, Oxford  st 
Martin  Thomas, sliojikeeper,  27,  Essingtonst 
Martin  William,  furniture  broker  and  up- 
holsterer, 74,  Worcester  street 
Martin  William,  butcher,  48,  Sherlock  st 
Martineau  and   Suiitb,  brass  cock  founders 

and  factors,  G.'t,  Hill  street 
Martineau  Rt.,  factor,  <fec. ;  h.  H ij^^li field  rd 
Mascall  ^^'nl..  tailor  «.t' stay  mkr.,  22,  Thorp  st 
.Maso  Eunna.tnllinr.iV-c., 54, Broad  st.,  Islngtn 
Mase  John  AVilliam  Gerrard,  building  sur- 
veyor, 54.  Broad  street,  Islington 
Maschwitz    Charles,    jnn.,    merchant,    41, 

Duke  street;  house,  iiii,  Ann  street 
Maseniore  J«>hn,  wholesale  china  cfe  earth- 
enware dealer,  13t),  Moor  street 
Masgr(>ave  William,  tobacconist,  113,  Holt 

street ;  house,  5,  Clarence  place 
Maskall  Ud.,  snufter  mlcr.,  ct.  l,A\'eaman  st 
M  ast)nl3enj.,  wheelwright,  ct.  21,  Gt.Listerst 


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Mason   Benjamin,    tin   plate   worker,    29, 

Lower  Tower  street 
Mason  Mrs.  Charlotte,  ladies'  school,  Ilam- 

stead  row 
Mason  Chas..  niannfr.  of  joint  fumitnrc  for 

pai)icr  niachee  goods,  Speannans  bldngs 
Mason  Danl.,  foreman  saddler,  G,  Cregoe  st 
Mason  Edwd  .  beerhouso.  So.  Siiiallbrookst 
Mason  Ed w.,f?nnn.slvr,plshr.;  b.  Heneagest 
Mason  Mr.  Edward,  71^,  Mount  Pleasant, 

New  John  street.  West 
Mason  Edwin  EaiTar,  solicitor,  67.  New  st 
Mason  Eliz.,  flour  dlr.,  136,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Mason  and  Elkington,  steel  pen  manufac- 
turers, 37.  Lancaster  street 
Mason  (George,  dairyman,  16,  Islington  row 
Mason  Geo., whip  tliongmkr..ct.3,Breweryst 
INIason  .Tas.,  temperance  hotel,  &  scutcheon 

pin  maker,  71,  Ilea  street 
Mason  John,  green  grocer,  8,  Sherlock  st 
Mason  John,  shoe  maker,  4,  Oozells  street 
Mason  John,  dairyman,  39,  Brearley  st..W. 
Mason  Joseph,  gold  chain  manufr.,  ct.  4,  Gt. 

Hampton  street ;  h.  George  street,  Lozells 
Mason  Josiah,  steel  split  ring  manufr.,  36, 

Lancaster  street;  h.Burwood,  Erdington 
Mason  Josiah,  file  maker,  court  3,  Whittallj 

street;  house,  Weaman  street 
Mason  Maria,  haberdasher,  24,  Islington  rw 
Mason  Mrs.  Mary,  Lea  Bank  road 
Mason  Richard,  iron  worker,  21,  Slaney  st 
Mason  and  Richards,  merchants  and  metal 

dealers,  Kingston  buildings,  Cambridge  st 
Mason  Robert,  plane  maker,  3,  Severn  st 
Mason  Robert  Crump,  house  agent  <fe  horse 

hair  curler,  37,  Lencli  street 
Mason  Robert,  millwright,  Crescent;  house, 

20,  St.  Martin's  place 
Mason  Sarah,  register  office  for  servants, 

24,  Cannon  street 
Mason  Thomas,  gun  barrel  forger,  ct.  32, 

Hanley  street ;  house,  106,  Livery  street 
Mason  Wallis,  tailor,  24,  Islington  row 
Massey  Edward,  printer,  14^,  Temple  row, 

statnr.  tfc  publicatu.  warehs.,  2,  Graham  st 
Massey  John  David,  shopman,  2,^IaryAnn  st 
Massey  John  Power,  commercial  traveller, 

Gradigan  ter.,  Frederick  st.,  Edgbaston 
Massey  Rt.,  stock  cfe  share  broker,  land  sur- 
veyor, auctioneer,  <fe  appraiser,6, Temple  st 
Massey   Timothy,  clerk,  60,  Wells  street, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Massey  Wm.,  jobbing  smith,  ct  32,  Digbeth 
Massingham  John   Deacon,    St.  George's, 

national  school  master,  Gt.  Russell  st. 
Masters  Jane,  fruiterer,  o,  Duddeston  row 
Masters  Mary  Ann,dressmaker,77, Lionel  st 
Mather  Ralph,  pin  maker,  24,  V'auxhall  st. ' 
Matchett  Frederick,  iron  and  brass  founder, ! 

20,Geo.st.Parade;h.Groveln.Handsworth 
Matchett  &  Welch,  factors,  20,  Geo.  st.  Prde.  j 
Mathews  John,  saddler,  «fcc.,  7,  Aston  st.       j 
Mathews  Stephen,  coal  dealer,  AValsall  wrf  1 


Mathews  Thos,  grcr.  <fe  druggist,8o,Snowhl 
Mathews  Thomas,  beerhouse  and  carpenter, 

Latimer  street,  South 
Mathews  William,  glass    button   and   toy 

maker,  and  beerhouse,  57,  Loveday  st. 
Matthewman  Abrm.,  lapdry,  3,  Warstoneln 
Matthews  Arthiu-,  ov^en  and  stove  manufr., 

sheet  iron  worker,  etc.,  147,  Lionel  st.;  h. 

Hunters  lane 
Matthews  Benjamin,  steel  spactacle  maker, 

280,  Bf-ll  Barn  road 
Matthews  Charles,  marine  store  dealer,  11, 

New  Town  row 
Matthews  Daniel,  coal  dealer,  27,   Lower 

Brearley  street 
Matthews  Ezra,  pork  butcher,  41,  Broad  st 
Matthews  Frdck.  W.B.,  silk  mrcr.,92, Bull  st 
Matthews  Geo.,  darymn,  13,  Brearley  st.,W 
Matthews  George,shoemaker,54,L. Hurst  st 
Matthews  James. pa wnbroker,231,  Aston  rd 
Matthews  Jane,  baker,  36,  Rea  street 
Matthews  Jesse,  glass  button  manufr.,  27, 

New  John  st.,  and  butcher,  218,  Aston  rd 
Matthews  John,  vict..  Bell   Inn,  116,  Dale 

end,  and  retail  brewer,  Lozells 
Matthews  My.,  marine  store  dlr.,  63,  Aston  st 
Ma  thews MyAnn, dress  mkr,167,Moseley  st 
Matthews  Mary  Ann,  straw  bormet  maker, 

97,  Grosvenor  street.  West 
Matthews  Nathan,btchr.70,Broadst.Islingtn 
Matthews  Robert,  shoe  maker,  184,  High 

street,  Deritend 
Matthews  Thos.,shoe  maker,  1 89, Cheapside 
Matthews  Thomas,  plumber,  painter,  &c., 

141,  Bradford  street 
Matthews  Thos.,  horse  <fe  gig  letter.  King  st. 
Matthews  Thos.,shoemaker,40,Sheepcote  st 
Matthews  Thomas,  pearl  button  maker,  ct. 

I,  New  Town  row  ;  h.  31,  Blews  street 
Matthews  Wm.  S.,  ladies  and  gentlemen's 

boot   and  shoe  mart,   99,   High   street ; 

Thomas  Stanton,  agent 
iMatthewsWm,carpntr  &  beerhs,25,  Spring  st 
Matthews  Wm.,  iron  master,  Calthorpe  st. 
Matthews  Wm., Baxter,  beerhs..  31,  Sand  pits 
Matthews  William,   joiner  and  carpenter, 

15,  Hollo  way  head 
Matthewson  Jas.  Gilles.gim  furntr.manufr., 

36,  Loveday  st.,  &  beerhs.,  146, Hockley  hi 
Mathieson  Thos. ,trav.drpr., Northampton  st. 
Matthison    Rd.,   bookseller,  binder,  copper 

plate  engraver  &  printer,  71,  Edgbaston  st 
Matthison  Wm.,  eating  house,  14,  Curzon  st 
Maudsley  Frederick,   lead,   glass,   oil,  and 

colour  dealer,  102,  Snow  hill 
Maud-sley  Henry,  solicitor,  6,  Temple  .st. 
Maullin  tfe  Co.,  merchants,  1,  Friday  bridge 
MauUin  Thomas  Silvester,  carpenter,  Tin- 

dal  street,  Camden  street 
Maimd  (Jeorge.beerhse..  14,  Bipshopgate  st 
MavityWm.,shoc  (Sz  clog  mkr.46,  Hospital  st 
Mavvf)y    Robert,    bookbinder     and     ]  aper 

hanger,  81,  (irosvenor  .street,  ^Vest 


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Maxwell   Alfred,   poulterer,   21,    DigLeth, 

and  hair  dre«ser,  13,  Muat  lane 
jSIaxwellJoseph,  currier;  h.  4,  Banbury  st. 
May  Joseph  Barnj^ley,  accountant  ct  house 

and  land  agent,  283,  Bradford  street 
May  Michael,marine store dlr,  12, Garrison  In 
May  Robert,  trav.  draper,  5,  Xewhall  hill 
May  lit.,  cabt.  <fe  bedstd.nikr.l2,Garri«onln 
Mayl)ury  Charles,  gun  and  pistol  manufac- 
turer, 15,  St.  Mary's  row 
Maybiu-y  Charles,  i-ictualler  and  gun  en- 
graver, Bell,  78,  Steelhouse  lane 
Miiybury  Ja])ez,  beerhoiise,  j2,  Howard  st 
Mayell  James,  jeweller,    Little  Hampton 

street;  house,  121,  Unett street 
Mayell  William,  jnn.,  jeweller.  Villa  street 
Mayfield  Benjamin,  engraver  &  enamcller, 

128,  Hampton  street 
Mayfield  John,  comcl.  trav.,  194.  Camden  ter 
Mayfield  Joseph,  chief  suprntndnt.  of  police, 
AstonManorPohce  Statu.  AstonNewTown 
MayfieldTlios.,eng\T.«feenamlr.  13,Ilegentpl 
Mayhew  William  Gilding,  wine  and  spirit 

merchant,  10,  Temple  row;  h.  Islington 
Mayle  &  Co.  seedsmen  <feflorists,  55,  New  st 
Mayle  Henry,  grocer,  5i)^  New  street 
Mayne  Mrs.  Sarah,  George  street,  Lozells 
Mayne  William  Edwin,  auctioneer  and  sur- 
veyor. 7.  Coventry  road 
Mayner  William,  vict.  lied  Lion,  6,  Bond  st 
Mayo  Joseph,  press  tool  maker,  Richmond 

terrace,  Sun  street.  West 
Mayo  Sarah,  victualler  and  car  proprietor, 

Seven  Stars,  73,  Worcester  street 
Mayo  AVilliam,  l)race  maker,    29,    Mount 

street,  Deritend,  and  Market  hall 
Mayou  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Soho  hill 
Mc  Hryd  Mrs.  Mary,  Soho  hill 
Mo  Cabe'lhos.,  hardwr.  dlr.,  2G,Edgbaston  st 
Mc  Cabe  Thomas,  jnn.,  hardware  dealer, 

48,  Edgbaston  street 
Mc  Galium  tfc  Ilodson,  papier  mnohee  goods 
mfrs.  and  japauners,  147,  Lr.  Brearley  st 
Mc  Galium  James  Alexander,  japanner,<fec.; 

lion.se.  Rose  \'illa,  Nechells  yreen 
Mc  Callum  I'liillip,  japanner,  (Jower  place 
Mc  Cam  Chas.,  excise  officer,  15,  Ryland  pi 
Ale  Cardie  Josepb  Wm.  tV,'  J:iuies.  merchants 
and  general  dealers  in  thimbles,  buttons, 
h(»oks,  eyes,  ttc,  24,  \\'c)rcesler  street 
Mc  Cardie  .las.,  merchant;  h.Wellintflon  rd 
Mc  Carten   Ihigli,  tailor  and   robe  maker, 

97i  Great  Charles  street 
Mc  Carthy  John,  victualler.  Acorn  Tavern, 

AVheeler  street 
Mc  Carty  Jolin,  slater,  Great  King  street 
Mc  Cheane  Mrs.  Lucy,  Balsall  heath  road 
Mc  Cooay  .lames,   grocer,  54,  Etl;rl»aslon  st 
McEvoy(  ■has.,fumtr.l)rkr.,2,Cons(i(ulio!i  hi ! 
Mc  I'A'oy  Henry  Nisl)i<t  I'.heneziT,  hook  and 
eye  nianufr.,  2(>,  Hallst. ;  h.  2»»,  Frederick 
Fit.,  I  larper's  hi.;  A- hosier,  17.  Hockle}' hi 
Mu  Ewiij{f  John,  beerhtf.,  4«*J,  SmuUbrook  st 


Mc  Hale  Matthew,  sllverer   and  bronzer, 

26,  Little  Charles  street 
Mc  llveen  Joseph,  agent  for  Fullerton  6c  Co., 

publishers,  79,  Bath  street 
Mc  Kay  James  cte  Co.,  factors,  17^,  Church 

street;  house,  137,  Vyse  street 
Mc  Kee  Deuis.pig  dlr.  6z  eating  hs.  3,  A  Uison  st 
Mc  Kenzie  Alexander  and  Henry  Spencer, 

linen  drapers,  24,  Parade 
Mc  Lachlan   David,  commercial  traveller, 

Frederick  place,  ^'illa  street 
Mc  Lean  Nelson,  machinist,  44,  Sand  pits 
Mc  Leod  John,  \\Tought  nail,  railway  rivet, 

and  bolt   manufacturer,  Baskerviile ;  h. 

22,  Mill  street,  Cumberland  street 
Mc  Lintock  Robert,  dyer,  29,  Newton  street 
Mc  Michael  John  Bourne,   accountant,  'Sdy 

Paradise  street ;  house,   Highfieldroad 
Mc  Morrow  Daniel, vrhip  mkr..  5,Coleshill  st 
Mc  PhersonAlexander,  tailor,  29,Bradford  st 
Mc  Shoe  Francis,  clothes  dlr.,47,Pcrshorest 
Mc    Turk    James,     slate     merchant,     30, 

Worcester  Wharf 
Mc  Tiu^k  John,comsion.  agent,24, Regent  pi 
Mackay  Josiah,  shoemaker,  32,  Bristol  st. 
Meacham  James,  dentist,  119,  Snow  hill 
Mead  Eli,  manuft-ng.  chemist,  142.C'heapside 
Meadows  Mary  Ann,  bleeder  with  leeches, 

226,  Camden  street 
Meaking  James,  gold  plate  manufactiu"er, 

5'.i,  Buckingham  street 
Meling  Rd.. pearl  button  manufr..Whifton  st 
Mealing  Wni.,  saddler,  15,  Constitution  hill 
MeddingsJohn,darymn.,308,NewJohnst.,W 
Medlicott  John.brwr's.  agenl,l  1, Hockley  hi 
Medlicott  Thomas,   vict..   Chapel  Tavern, 

123,  Great  Charles  street 
Med  win  Matilda,ladies'school,4,  Regent  prd. 
Mee  Samuel,  merchant;  h.  Nursery  terrace 
Mee  Thomas,  surgeon,  200,  Bradford  st. 
Mee  Thomas,  grocer  and  provision  dealer, 

I,  Hockley  hill 

Mee  Thomas,  hair  dresser,  2,  Jamaica  row 
Meek  Edward,  pearl  button  manufacturer, 

I I,  Onuond  street 

Meeke  Chas. Smith,  surgeon,  13,  Gosta  (Jn. 
Meeke  William,  eating  house  and  origiual 

dining  rooms,  22,  Church  street 
Meeks  (Jeo..  toy  tt  comb  dlr.,  66,  Dale  end 
Meeson     Charles,     j)lnmher,     ghizier,    luid 

painter,  6,  Coleshill  street 
Mi'eson  Prudence,  milliner,  6,  Coleshill  st 
Meigh  (ieorge,  boot    aud   shoe    maker,  ct. 

4,  Lady  Wood  lane 
Mellcr  . Joseph,    mathematical  instrument, 

A'C,  maker;  h.  2<).  New  Chm-ch  street 
Melling  Thos.,  beerhouse,  4U,l)uddeston  rw 
Million    Thomas,  tobacconist  and    billiard 

rooms.  7L  New  street 
Mellow  J  ose])h,  tailor,  ct.  1,  Charlotte  st. 
Mellows   John,   coach    harness    furnitiue 

plater,  ct.  S.  Snnuner  lane 
Melson  John  Barritl,  M.D.,  49,  NewhttU  st 


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Melson  Rev.  Hubert,  wesleyan.  Hunter's  la 
Mciion  John  Grunt  it  Co.. ajj:euts  for  Messrs. 
Sinclair  t<'  Sons,  letter  founders,  Edin- 
bur^^li.  and  Messrs.  Clynicr.  Dixon  tfe  Co., 
London,  Columbian  printinjj^  ])ress  ma- 
nufrs.,  ct  wholesale  booksllrs.,York  pasge 
Menzie   Kliza,   \-ictualler,    Britannia    Inn, 

28 ),  Slimmer  lane 
Menzie.s  William,  beerhouse,  Icknieldst.,  W 
Mercer  Charles,  fishmonger,  Dale  end 
Mercer  James,  ivory  and  bou"  brush  mnfir. ; 

Carver  street;  h.  90,  AVarstone  lane 
Mercer  Samuel,  fishmonger,  game   dealer, 

and  general  salesman,  117,  Dale  end 
Mercer  AVilliam,  fishmonger    and   herring 

cm-er,  118,  Dale  end 
Mercer  V^'illiam,  baker,  (?3,  Smallbrookst. 
MercierUev.Le\visPage,B. A., second  master, 
Proprietary  School,  Plough  tfe  Harrow  In. 
Mereday  Jph.,  chimney  sweep,  29,  Pinfold  st 
Mereday  U'm.,  chmny.  swp.,  42,  Bishopgt.  st. 
Meredew  Mr.  John  Howell,  Spring  street 
Meredith  Ed  w.  permit  \\Ttr.  33, Cumberland  st 
Meredith  Henry,  beerhouse  and.  carpenter, 

25,  New  Meeting  street 
Meredith  Mr.  James,  17,  Colmore  row 
Meredith  John,  varnish  manufacturer,  108, 

Lionel  street;  house,  Harborne  Park 
MeredithStphn., stock  agt.,  22,  Ravenhurst.  st 
Meredith  Thos..pntr.«tglzr..24,jMaryAnnst 
Meridith  Eleanor,hsr.tfelibrdshr.,21,Chpside. 
Merry  Mary.,  cobalt  and  nickel  refiner,  and 
gemiau  silver   manufacturer,  Sherborne 
street  wharf;  house,  19,  (iough  street 
MessengerMr.Chas.,Mnt.  Plsnt.,  Hunter's  In 
Messenger  Mr.  Henry,  Cobden  place 
Messenger  tfe  Sons,  mnfi-s.   of  chandeliers, 
lamps,  candelabras,  plain  and  ornamental 
brass  and  iron  bedsteads,  patent  railwav 
signal,  carriage  roof,  and  side  lamps,  and 
general  artificers,  \5  and  16,  Broad  street, 
and  73,  Hatton  (Jardens,  London 
Messenger  Saml.,  chandelier  d-c.  <fec.  mnfi-., 

house,  Hall  Field  House,  Edgbaston 
Messetter  Peter,  lamp  lighter,  Bloomsbury 
Mettam  Edward,  excise  officer,  Pigott  st. 
IMeyer  and  Bekenn,  general  merchants  and 
importers  of  foreign  furniture  and  wines, 
14,  Whittall  street,  &  16, 17,  &  18,  Sandst 
]M  eyer  J  no.mrchnt.h  .Church  hi.,  H  ands  worth 
MejTick  Edwin,  shoe  maker,  2,  Princes  st. 
]\Ie>Tick  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  Villa  road 
MicheliAml)rogis,plstr.figre.mfr.l51,Moorst 
Middlemore  Richard,  surgn.,  19,  Temple  row 
Middlemore  William,  wholesale  saddler  and 
liarness  maker,  patentee  of  the  elastic  side 
saddle,    currier   and  japanner  of  patent 
lther.,31,  Hollowayhead ;  h.Wheeley'srd. 
Middleton  Edward,  gentleman,  o2,  Allison 
place,  Hockley  hill 

M iddleton  Ed w.,gunstckr.&finshr.,3, Fleet  st 

Middleton  Edward,  chaser, 26, Bread  street, 

Ne^vlmll  street ;  house,  IIt>po  place 


Middleton  Ed\v.,gun  6tocker,ct.91,Moland  st 
Middleton  ImIwIh,  chaser;  h.(.)ak  pl.Mnt. In. 
Middle! on  Ceo.,  green  gcr.,  89.  Sufin)lk  st. 
Middleton  and  (Jilbert,  chasers,  26,  Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 
Middleton  «fc  Harris,  drapers,  silk  mercers, 
carpet,  moreen,  damask,  and  furnishing 
warcliouscmen,  87  and  88,  Bull  street 
Middleton  James,  iron  founder  and  manu- 
facturer of  stove  grate??,  Smethwick 
Middleton  Henry,  draper  ttc. ;  h.  87,  liull  st. 
MiddletonJas.pearlpiececttr.  ct.l8,Smmr.  la 
Middleton  Jno.,beerhs.,  74,  New  Johust.^V''. 
Middleton  John,  beerhouse,  Nechells  green 
Midd  leton  Jno.,  grcr.,  63,  Broad  st.,  Islington 
Middlet(jn  Miss  Mary,  30,  Calthorpe  street 
Middleton  Sarah, pearl  button  manufactiu-er, 

Nechells  green 
Middleton  AVm.,  engineer  and  iron  founder, 

^'iilcan  Iron  Foundry.  Bridge  st..  West 
Middleton  ^^'iHiam,  shopkeeper.  Farm  st, 
Middleton  William,  die  sinker,  46,  Regent 

place  ;  house,  Solio  hill 
Midgley  Chas. japanner,  ttc. ;  h.  Richmond  pi 
Midgley  John,  furniture  brkr,,  33,  Dudley  st 
Midgley  ^\'illiam,  brass  founder,  Smnmerhill 
Midlam  Thomas,  vict.,  Gate  Inn,  Saltley 
Midland  Counties  Herald  Office,  L^nion  st. 
published  Thursday,  by  ^^"^ight  &  Daiu 
Midland  Counties  Railway  Station,  Lawley 
sti'eet ;    Edward   M.    Needham,    station 
master,  &  Bristol  &  Buiuingham,  Joseph 
Sanders,  secretary 
Midwinter  Eliz.,  retail  bn^T.  1 59,  Hampton  st 
Midwinter  ^^'m.,  beerhouse,  33S,  Summer  In. 
Miles  Elizabeth,  pwnbrkr.,87,  Steelhouse  In. 
Miles  Frances,  hard   wood   button  maker, 

96,  Hampton  street 
Miles  Ceo., gent.,  Brook  House,  Coventry  rd 
jtliles  Henry,  tailor,  Northampton  square 
Miles  James,  tin  plate  worker,  68,  Stafford  st 
Miles  James,  grocer,  etc.,  60,   Lancaster  st 
Miles  John,  builder,  39,  Hampton  street 
Miles  Joseph,  tailor,  48,  Digbeth 
Miles  Richard,  maltster,  corn   *fe   hop  mer- 
chant.  Mill   lane,    Deritend,    and    234, 
and  house,  81,  Bradford  street 
Miles  Thomas,  tailor,  45,  Little  Charles  st 
Miles  Wm.,  grocer  &  tea  dlr.,  I,  Coleshill  st. 
Mill  Wm.patent  penhldr  manufr.Ihmter'sln 
^lillar  Mrs.  Julia,    124,  Bloomsbury  placo 
Millard  Henry,  beerhouse,  79,  Dartmouth  st 
Miller  Abraham,  tailor,  ct.  6,  New  Canal  st 
Miller  George.gunstocker,  ct,95,L.Towerst 
Miller    James,   earthenware     dealer,    24, 

Grosvenor  street.  West 
Miller  Rev.  John  Cale,  M.A.,  rector  of  St, 

Martin's,  Rectory,  Bath  row 
Miller  John,  travelling  drpr.,  77, Caroline  et 
Miller  Wm.,  cabinet  mkr.,  165,  Teunant  st. 
Miller  William,  gentleman,  Harborne  rood 
Millichamj)  Benj.,  maltster,  ike,  Lozells 
Millichum^  Ed.,  cabinet  mkr.,  15,  Hurtft  stt 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Millichamp  John,  steel  toy  manufr.,  ct.  54. 

New  Jolin  st.,  W.;  h.  144,  Summer  lane 
Millicliap  George,  patent  axletree  manufr., 

house,  New  liridge  street,  Islington 
jNIillichap.l  amcs, shopkeeper,  1 1 6, 1  leneage  st 
MillingtonCharles,dau'yman,32,\Veamanst 
IMillington  Mrs.  Frances,  11.  Graham  st. 
Millington  .Tames,  boot   and   shoe  maker, 

31,  Cregoe  street 
Millington  John,  tinman's  furniture  maker, 

l,j,  Henrietta  street 
Millington   Josiah,    cabinet    lock     maker, 

6.  iJroom  street 
Millington  lid. , iron  snuffer mkr., 27, Tanterst 
Millington    Thonuis,    gun   unplemeut   and 

gas  burner  manufactxirer,   12,  Market  st. 
ISlillington  Mr.  Thomas,  Ilamstead  row 
Milhnan  cfe  Edkins,   tol)acco  dealers,   138, 

Gt.  Hampton  row 
Milhnan  Kd.,hair  drssr,  13S,Gt.Hamptn.rw 
Millner  Thomas,  looking  glass  and  picture 

frame  manufacturer,  60,  Bull  street 
Mills  Mrs.  Ann,  17,  Wellington  road 
MillsEd..perl.btton.manufr.,ct.6,Garrisonln 
Mills  Edwin,shopkper.,  367,NewJohn  st  W 
Mills  Henry,  printer;  h.  11,  Up.  Gough  st. 
Mills  James,  conmiercial  traveller.   Barker 

street.  Hunter  s  lane 
Mills  Jolm,  potato  dealer,  141, Gt. Francis  .st 
Mills  John,  dlr.  injewellerj^  5.  Bordesley  st 
Mills  Josej)h,  cabinet  maker  <fc  upholsterer, 

18,  Brorasgrove  street 
Mills  Joseph,  baker  and  flour  dealer,  58, 

Ravenhur.st  street 
Mills  Mrs.  Maria,  31,  Graham  street 
Mills  Mrs.  Martha,  67,  llavenhurst  street 
Mills  Nathaniel,  mert ;  h.  George  st.,  Lozells 
Mills  Nathaniel  &  Sons,   silversmiths,   42, 

Caroline  street 
Mills  Rd.,artist  <fc  drawingmstr.,.')6, Bristol  .st 
Mills    Sunmel,  brass  founder,  plater,    and 

manufacturer  of  coach  harness  furniture 

39,  Howard  street 
Mills  Surah   *    l-^li/.abcth,  silk   and  shawl 

cleaners.  73,  Bath  row 
Mills  Stephen,  ironmonger,  locksmith  and 

bellhanger.  78,  Smallbrook  street 
Mills  Thomas,  circular  sawyer,   liridge  st., 

liroad  street  ;  house,  1,  King  Alfred's  j)l. 
Mills  Thos.,  silversmith  ;  h.  32,  Albion  st. 
Mills  'I'hos.,  carpenter  ifc  builder.  Darwin  st 
Mills    Thomas,    beerhouse    and    ]>lumbers' 

l)rass  founder,  71,  Brom.«^grove  street 
Mills  William,  fann«T,  (Jreen  lanes 
Mills  William,  jxttatoi'  merchant  and  fruit- 
erer. 48,  Duddcston  row 
Mills  W'ni, wood  |)uni])mkr. ,8. GLHamjiion  st 
Mills  Win.,  rl(>rk.  10!*,  High   st.,   Bordesley 
Mills  William,  fruiterer,  14,Congreve  street, 

and  Duddeston  row 
Millward  Mrs.  Caroline,  Bristol  road 
Millwanl    (  hurlev,    gun  barrel  maker,     h. 

Bordesley  jiark 


Millward  Emma,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 

142,  Tennant  street 
Millward  Ezra,  gun  barrel  manufr.,  Aston 

Junction  Forge,  Millst. ;  h.  60,  Aston  road 
Millward  James,  shoe  maker,  6,  Graham  st 
Millward  John,   scale  beam,   &c.,   manu- 
facturer; hou«e,  137,  Bath  row 
Millward  John,  dairyman,  9,  Gough  st. 
Millward  John,  steel  snuffer  maker,  court, 

7,  Hill  street 
Millward   .Joseph,    japanner,    <fec. ;   house, 

Heathfield  road 
Millward  Jph.,  green  grocer,  36,  L.  Tower  st 
Millward    Thomas,    gun    stocker,    ct.    84, 

St.  Johns  place.  New  John  street,  W. 
Millward  Thomas,  maker  of  tinman's  iron 

work,  ct.  1,  Whittall  st. ;  h.  3,  Sand  st. 
Millward    AVilliara,    carpenter,  hosier,   and 

haberdasher,  84,  St.  John's   place,  New 

John  street.  West 
Millward  William,  plater,  12,  Guest  st. 
Millward  William,  beerhouse,  35,  Slaneyst 
Millward  Wm.&  Son,  gun  barrel  manufrs., 

Borde.sley     Mill,   AdJcrley    st. ;    house. 

Belle  Vwe  place,  Coventry  road 
Millwood  Ann,  Martha,  &  My.  Ann,  straw 

hat  makers,  140,  Bradford  street 
Millwood  Arthur,  plater,  21,  Vyse  street 
Millwood  .John,  scale  beam  manulacturer  ; 

house,  Bath  row 
Millwood  William,  shopkpr.,  32, William  st 
Milner  Fras.,  tin  ware  dealer,27, Summer  In 
Milner  Henry,  painter,  18,  Bishopgate  st. 
Milner  Thos,'trav.  jeweller,  233,Sherlock  st 
Milner  Wm.,  dealer  hi  Birmingham,  London 

and   Sheffield   goods,    13,  Union    street; 

house,  Balsall  heath 
Milnes  Charles,  tailor,  39,  Cregoe  street 
Mincher  William,  file  cfe  iron  tinned  spoon 

manufacturer,  240,  Aston  road 
Minchin  John,  shoemlcr.&brkr.,  17, Dudley  st 
Minor  Thomas,  vict.,  blacksmith,  and  car 

l)rprtr.,  King'sllead,56,  High  st.  Bordesley 
Minott  Joseph,  beerhouse,  43,  Glover  street 
MinshuU  Chas.,  projirietor  of  the  insolvency 

protector  otlice,  104,  Newst. ;  h.  Vardley 
MinshuU    Charles,  jun.,    accountant,    104, 

New  street ;  house,  2,  Francis  .street 
MinshuU  Chas.,  house  agent,  153,  Highgate 
MinshuU  (ieo.  <fc  Wm.Shenton,  brush  mkrs., 

ivory  and  bone  turners,  220,  Bradford  st 
MinshuU  Jemima,  victualler.  Roe  Buck  Inn, 

60,  Broad  street,  Islington 
MinshuU  .los(^])h,  iron  tube  manufr.,   ct.  11, 

High  s(.,  Deritend;  house,  28,  Green  .st 
MinshuU    Samuel,   ivory,   bone,  and  wood 

turner,  brush  mkr.,  tV:  tortoise  shell  wrkr., 

JMi,  Lonil)ard  st.;  h(mse,  220,  Moseley  st 
MinshuU  Saml.,  lamp  maker,  Lee  Bank  rd 
MinshuU  William  Alfred,  vict.  and  baker, 

Colmore  Arms,  Mill  .'^Ireet 
MinshuU  William  Rabone,  ivory  and  bono 
I      turner,  31,  Digbeth 


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215 


Minstrell  John,  eatuif?  lis..  Ill,  Colosliill  st 
Mintc  Ily.,  mrcbnt.;  h.Cieorgc  st.  Ktlj,'biistou 
Minton  Thomas,   pattern  cai'd  maker,  14, 

New  Market  street 
Minton  Thos.,  cabinet  maker,  upholsterer, 
and   dealer  in   piano-fortes,    136,  Broad 
street,  Islington 
Mister  John,  maltster  and  hop  merchant, 

Sutton  street,  Aston  Manor 
Mitchell  Mrs.  Ann,  Francis  st.,  Edgbaston 
Mitchell  James,   chemist  ifc  colour  manufr., 
3lio^  Coventry  rd. ;  h.  Bordesley  (irango 
Mitchell  J  as.,  boot  &  shoe  mkr.,  56,  Snow  hi 
Mitchell  John,  patentee  and  maTiufr.  of  the 
self-adapting  metallic  steel  pen  <fe  holder, 
48,  and  house,  36,  Newhall  street 
Mitchell  Rodger,  coal  dlr.,  ct.  3,  Old  Inkleys 
Mitchell  Mrs.  Sarah,  Abbey  place,  Hockley 
Mitchell  Thos.,  cbnt.  locksmth.,  24,  Hurst  st 
Mitchell    Thomas,    house    painter,    paper 
hanger,  decorator,  plumber,   and  glazier, 
188  and  189,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Mitchell  William,   metallic  steel  pen  and 
holder  manufctr.,  6,  7,  and  8,  St.  Paul's  sq., 
&7.  Falconscj.,  London;  Job Harlow,mngr 
Mitchell  Wm.,  trav.drjir.,  7,  King  Alfred's  pi 
Mitton  Edwd.,  attorney's  clrk.  Summer  st.W. 
Mobbs  Chrstophr.,  dairyman,  180,Tennantst 
Mobley  Lucy,  mistress  St.  Matthew's  school. 

Lupin  street;  h.  161,  Darwin  street 
Mobley  Thomas,  iron  and  tin  plate  worker, 

84,  Lancaster  street 
Moens  Elizabeth,  school,  99,  Bath  row 
Moffat  John,  brass  founder,  chamber  tfe  pil- 
lar candlstck.&  snuffer  mfr.,  24, Summer  rw 
Moffatt  James,  travelling  draper,  Cobdenpl 
Moffatt  Sarah  Ann,  straw  hat  mkr.  Cobden  pi 
Moftoot  Geo. ,boot&  shoe  mkr.,  15,  Dale  end 
Mogridge  Edward,  leather  seller,  6,  Bell  st 
Moilliet  and  Sons,  bankers,  (draw  on  Sir 
I.  W.  Lubbock  and  Co.,)  7,  Cherry  street 
Moilliet  James,  Esq.,  banker;  h.  Selly  Hall 
Moilliet   Theodore,    Esq.,   banker;   house, 

King's  Heath  House 
Mole  Francis,  solicitor,  35,  Cherry  street ; 
house.  Small  Heath  Hoase,  Coventry  rd 
Mole  John  Marrian,  engraver,  35,  Lench 

street;  house,  152,  Ashted  Parade 
Mole  Joseph,  confectioner,  43,  Church  st 
Mole  Mrs.  Lydia,  Lee  Mount 
Mole  Mary  Ann,  dress  maker,  38,  George 

street.  Parade 
Mole  Matthew,  clerk,  ct.  12,  Ashted  row 
Mole  Rt.,  sword  cutler,  171,  Broad  st.  Islngtn 
Mole  <fe  Wilcox,  silversmiths,  98,  Mott  st 
Mole  WilUam,  silversmith  ;  h.  98,  Mott  st 
MoleWm.,  vict.&  spirit  mrchnt.,  I3,Spiceal  st 
Moles    Abraham,     shopkeeper    and    beer 

house,  73,  King  Edward's  road 
Molineaux  Sophia,beerhs.  73,  Parkst.  Bullrg 
MoUiet  &  Gem,  merchants,  70,  Newhall  st 
MoUey  Rev.William,  catholic  curate,  Bath  st 
Monk  Richard,  post  boy,  3,  Weaman  street 


Monk  Waltr.,vict.AnchorTavom,32,  Hurst  st 
Monks  F.dward,  file  mfr.,  New  John  st.,W. 
Monks  Hamlet,  file  maker,  103,  Hospital  st 
Monks  Hannah,  coal  dealer,  9,  Barr  st.,W. 
Monks  Sarah,  dress  and  stay  maker,  New 

John  street.  West 
Monro  George,  car  cfe  mourning  coach  pro- 
prietor, and  l)ath  keeper.  Lady  Well  walk 
Montford   John,    commercial    traveller,   4, 

Latimer  street.  South 
Mongomery  Alicia  and   Charlotte,  school, 

63,  Abbey  place 
Moody  Robert,  lithographer,  engraver,  and 

printer,  12,  Cannon  street 
Moody  William,  cabient  chau*  maker,   II, 

Bath  passgage 
Moody  Wm.,  clerk,  Phillips  st.  Aston  Brook 
Moon  James,  bellows  manufr.,  1,  Engine  st 
Moore  Amelia,  tobacconist,  1 12,  Cheapside 
Moore  Benj.  Phineas,  mrchnt. ;  h.  Bristol  rd 
Moore  Charles,  green  grocer,  86,  New  John 

street.  West 
Moore   Rev.   David  Brown,  incumbent   of 

St.  Andrew's,  Dark  lanes 
Moore  Edwd.,  butcher,  4,  Phillip  st.  High  st 
Moore  Edward  Tilsley,  merchant,  3,  Summer 

row;  house,  38,  Calthorpe  street 
Moore  Miss  Eliza,  Hagley  road 
Moore  Eliz.  and  H.,  straw  hat  makers,  and 

Mary  A.,  dress  maker,  130,  Lionel  street 
Moore  George,  painter,  glazier,  &  plmnber, 

78,  Lionel  street 
Moore  George,  beerhouse,  57,  Staniforth  st 
Moore  and  Harris,  gun  and  pistol  makers, 

36,  Loveday  street 
Moore  Isaac,  brace  &bitmfr.,7,Barthlmw.rw 
Moore  James,  glass  cutter,  2,  St.  Martin's  pi 
Moore  Rev.  John,  catholic  priest,  Bath  st 
Moore  John,  victualler,  wood  turner,  &c., 

Old  Green  Man,  8,  Aston  road 
Moore  John,  police  constable,  29,  Sun  st.W. 
Moore  John,  printer  and  stationer,  74,  High 

street ;  house.  Easy  row 
Moore  John,  gold  and  silver  pencil  case, 

tooth-pick,  &c.  mkr..  123,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Moore  John,  gold  and  silver  engraver,  ct.  6, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Moore   John    Hassall,    watch    and    clock 

maker,  33,  Moor  street 
Moore  Jph.,  warehouseman,  30,  Hockley  hi 
Moore  Joseph,  gentleman,  10,  Cambridge  st 
Moore  Joseph,   medallist  and  die  sinker; 

house.  Barker  street.  Hunter's  lane 
Moore  Joseph,  patten  and  clogmaker,War- 

ner  st.  &  Market  hall ;  h.  34,  Coventry  rd 
Moore  Joseph,  wood  turner,  18,  Hurst  st 
Moore  Jph.,  hair  drssr.,  237,  New  Town  rw 
Moore  Levi,  bkr.  A  flour  db-.,  106,  Steelhs.  In 
Moore  Mrs.  Martha,  127,  Bath  row 
Moore  Mary,  beerhouse,  67,  Graham  street 
Moore  Mary,  shopkeeper,  88,  Hampton  st 
Moore  Paul,  die  sinker,  stamper  &  piercer. 

Lister  street ;  house,  Sutton  Coldfield 


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niRMrXGHAVJ     ALPHintTfC.AL    LFST. 


Mooro  Panltfe  Co.,  maimfTs.  of  rolled  metals, 

wire  ]iinq-e«,  tnbos,  Src,  Lifter  street,  and 

Park  Mill,  Necliells  green 
Moore,  Phillis.  &  Co.,inrchnts.,  8,Cont?T0ve  st 
Moore  Rd.,  vict.,  Green  Man,  22,  Sand  st 
MoorelU..trav.teadlr.,2.'J,  King  Edward's  pi 
•  Moore  Rol)ert,  mail  guard,  Bristol  road 
Moore  Thomas,  vice  maker,  .0.^,  Weaman 

street;  lionse,  19,  Loveday  street 
Moore  Thomas,  shoe  nikr.,  ,"346,  Summer  In 
Moore  Wm..  gnn,  d-c.  mf'r.;  h.  36,  Loveday  st 
Moore  William,  clerk,  16,  Grant  street 
Moore  ^^lll.,  slioj)keej)er.  H2,  St.  Martin  st 
Moore  William  llobert,  travelling  draper, 

and  Mary,  dress  mkr.,  1 1.3,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Moore  William,  glass  cntter.  liaggot  street 

Mill ;  house,  59,  New  To\vn  row 
Moorley  Henry,  hair  dresser  tfcde\-ice  worker, 

patent  ventilal  ing  wigmaker,  &  proprietor 

of  the  only  infallable  hair  dye,  7, 1'nion  st. 
MoorsomCapt.  Constantine,  R.N.  Highfld.rd 
Moran  Ed\v..hard\varedlr,.49.  Edgbastonst. 
Moran  Peter,  beei-ho\xse,  17  B.  Moat  lane 
MoreSarah,dressmkr.,19,Mnt.st..Newhallst 
Morecroft  Ann,  school,  2,  Ryland  road 
Morecroft  George,  coal  dealer,  St.    Paul's 

wharf,  CJeorgest.,  Parade ;  h.48.  Ilarfordst 
Morecroft  AVilliam.  butcher,  16,  Tennant  st. 
MoretonJno..  prf'^sr.  of  msc.l.  New  Church  st. 
Morgan  Alfred  Fairfax,  solicitor,  KBennetts 

hill;  liouse,  Church  hill,  Ilandsworth 
Morgan  Bon  j.cardd' cigar  case mkr.Smmr. In 
MorganChas.,bkr.,o4,Breweryst.Hencagest 
Morgan  and  Co.,  coal  and  coke  merchants, 

Sherborne  street  wharf 
Morgan  David,  tlr.  &d])r.,  67,  Constitution  hi 
]Morgau  Elizabeth,  straw  bonnet  and  dress 

maker,  20,  .lames  street,  St.  Paul's 
Morgan  Emma,  dressmaker,  72,  Smith  st. 
Morgan  (Ject., glass  cutter,  Arc. ;  h.4,  ICUis  st 
Morgan  George,  butcher,  70,  (Jreat  Barr  st 
Morgan  Ily.,  scH-rctary  to  the  Birmingham, 

A\'olverbamj)ton,  cV:  Stour\' alley  Railway 

Co.,  24,  Waterloo  St.;  h.3,  St.  George's  ter. 
Morgan  Henry  .lobn,   j;lass  cutter,  Baggot 

street  Mill ;  house,  .)9,  New  Town  row 
Morgan  Henry,  shoj»kj)r.,  17, C'umberland  st 
Morgan  .Ino.,  coal  dealer,  20,  NewTln)mas 

street,  Colesbill  sti-eet 
Mor;,'an  My.,  tri;)edrssr.,  1S4,  Bromsgrovcst 
Morgan  Richard, shoplcpr.  17,C«t.Ct>lmorest 
Moriran    'I'bouias     llarwood,    table    cover 

manufacturer,  14,  N\'»»rcester  street 
Mor^'an  Rev.  Samuel  Erancis,  M.A.,  rector 

All  Saints',  (iro^venor  place 
M orf,'un  Thos.  Beavau.  gent  li'uuiu,  Sj)ring  st. 
Morjjan    Wm.    and   George,   glass    cutters, 

onjbossers,  engravers.  A- chandelier  nuinu- 

facturers.  Attwood's  Mill,  I'.askerville 
Mnr<i;an  Win.. glass  cutter,  A'c;  b. .■!."»,  ICllis  st 
Morgan  Wm.,  solicitor,  37,  Waterloo  street ; 

bouse.  Hunter's  lane 
Morgan  \\'iUiam,  coal  dealer,  ct.2,Thori)st 


Morgan  Wm..  tobacconist,  3.^,  Temple  row 
:  Morgan  William,   cooper,   court    1,  Steel- 
house  lane,  and  Mill  lane 
Morgan  William,  beerhouse   and   brewery 

agent.  King  Edwards  road 
'  Morley  Cornelius  Tlntmas,  schoolmaster,  35, 
I      Cambrid^est.  <fcbookslr.,52,Constitutionhl 
Morley  Eidiraim,  baker,  Aston  New  Town; 

house,  57,  Lower  Tower  street 
Morley  Eliz., stra whatmkr.. 94, Northwd.  st. 
I  Morley  (J ideon.  japanner  and  manufacturer 
i  of  papier  machee  goods  and  transfers  from 
I  copper-plate,  in  all  its  varieties,  tin  plate 
{     worker,  (fee,  1,  Mary  street,  Caroline  st. ; 

house,  94,  Northwood  street 
Morley  John  Brockford,  baker,   court  179, 
Broad  st.,  Islington  ;  h.  ct.20,Bishopgatest 
Morley  .John,  wood  turner  and  shopkeeper, 

122,  Suflolk  street 
;  Morley  Oliver,  chaser,  ct.  Lower  Tower  st. 
I  Morley  Reuben,  beerhouse,  Gt.  Francis  st. 
I  Morley    Thomas,   baker  and  flour  dealer, 
I      22,  Lancaster  street 
'  Morley  ^^'illiam,  beerhouse,  Soho  hill 
Morrall  Abel,  brazier  and  tinman,  8,   Old 

Meeting  street  and  Market  hall 
I  Morrall  .Tames,  tripe  dresser,  32,  Moor  st. 
Morrall Thos. .jeweller;  h. WinsonGreenrd. 
Morrell  Theophilus.  shoe  maker,  20,  Bor- 

desley  street  and  Market  hall 
I  Morrill  William,  wire  and  Venetian  blind 
I      manufiicturer.  232,  Bradford  street 
.Morris  Benjamin  and  Edward,  assessors  of 
!     taxes,  105,  New  street;  house,  Highgate 
I  MorrisCaroline,dressmkr..37.NewTownrw. 
Morris  Charles,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  and 
importer  of  french  leather  and  americau 
Indian  rubber  galoches,  tfec,  10,  High  st., 
and  High  street.  West  Brommch 
Morris  David,  shoe  maker,  Bell  Barn  road 
Morris  David,  german  silver  polisher,  Char- 
lotte street  Mills:  house.  Po})e  street 
Morris  1-^dward,  whitesmith,  manfr.    of  all 
kinds  of  iron  work  for  shipjung.  builders, 
saddlers  ironmngry.. chains.  iV-c. ,27.  Fleet  st 
Morris  Elizabeth,  butcher.  Market  hall 
Morris  (Jeorge,  carj)enter  cfe  joiner.  Farm  st 
Morris  (Jeo..  grocer  A-  tea  dlr.,  ti{\,  Stafford  st 
Mon'is  tfc  Gore,  manufrs.  of  superfine  water 
colours   in  cakes,  and  fini'  hair  pencils,  in 
ordinary  to  Her  Majesty  and  the  Queen 
Dowau:er,  2S,  Cohuore  row 
Morris  .lames,  coal  dealer.  St.  Paul's  Wharf, 

George  st. ;  h.  20,  Mount  st.Newhall  st 
Morris  .hnnes.  builder.  Necbells  green 
Morris  .lames,  hair  dresser,  17,  E\eter  row 
j  Morris  Mr.  .lames,  24,  King  Edwards  pi 
Morris  .lobn,  timber  nu^rchant,  lath  cleaver, 
di'aler  in  new  and  tdd  building  nuiterials, 
tiles,  slates,  bricks,  tfcc,   Masshouse  lane 
and  Penn  street,  and  victualler,  Cossack 
'iaveru,  2,  Hick's  stpiare 
Morris  John  Steward,  shoe  mkr.,  14,  Ilallst 


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Morris  John,  manager  foundry,  Grant  st 
Morris  John,  chemist ifedruf^gi.st,  26,  Suovvhl 
Morris  Joshua,  clerk,  20,  Ilagley  road 
Motris   Joseph,     ironmonger,     white    and 

locksmith   and    bellhanger,    IGJ,    Broad 

street,  Islington 
Morris  Maria,  shopkeeper,  Sherborne  st. 
Monis    Mary,    straw   bonnet    maker,     92, 

liatchett  street 
Morris  Oliver,  muffin,  A'C,  baker,    7,  Con- 
stitution hill 
Morris   Richard,   coach   harness    furniture 

plater,  4,  Market  street 
Morris  Rd.,goods  removervfcl>roker,l,Holtst 
Morris  Samuel,    gas   fitting  manufacturer 

and  fitter,  3,  Brook  street 
Morris  Samuel,  shoe  maker,  12,  Tennantst 
Morris  Sarah,  shopkeeper,  107,  Hill  street 
Morris  Mrs.  Sarah,  I'M,  Kent  terrace 
]M orris  Thos.*,  shopkeeper,  42,  Sherlock  st. 
Morris  Thos.,  car  proprietor,  ct.  7, Horse  fr. 
Alorris  Thomas,  jeweller  and  black  orna- 
ment maker,  1 8,  Hill  street 
^I orris  Mr.  Thomas,  15,  Parade 
Morris  William,  coal  merchant.  Old  Wharf 
Morris    ^A'illiam,    screw  maker   and    wire 

drawer,  28,  Cumberland  street 
Morris  William,  basket  maker,2 18, Livery  st 
Morrison  &  Co.,  wine  and  spirit  merchants, 

and  agents  for  Hood  &   Fraser,  distillers, 

Worcester  street 
Morton Abner,  trav.teadlr,.7,Brearley  st.  W 
Morton  Alfred,  spectacle  mfr.,  2,  Exeter  row 
Morton  George,  shopkeeper,43,  Hampton  st 
Morton  George,  baker,  30,  Nelson  street 
Morton  James,  file   and  tool  maker,  58, 

Snow  hill;  h.  10,  Water  street 
Morton  J  as.  bricklayer,  138,  Gt.  Francis  st. 
Morton  J  as.,  hop  agent,  48,  HoUoway  hd. 
Morton  Job,  jeweller,  78,  Vyse  street 
Morton  Jno.  button  mnfr. ;  h.  173,  Hockley  hi 
Morton  Samuel,  naturalist  and  anatomical 

draftsman,  130,  Cregoe  street 
Morton  Sarah,  stay  maker,  117,  Tennantst 
Morton  Thos.  gauge  plate  mkr.  132,  Moorst 
Morton  William,  shopkeeper,  106,  Hill  st. 
Morton  Wm.,   pearl  button  maker,  ct.  14, 

Navigation  street 
Morvan  Mary,  tripe  dresser,  50,  Loveday  st 
Moseley  Ann,  beerhs.<fegrindr.  1 7,Cliveland  st 
Moseley  Eleanor,  milliner,  31,  Dale  end 
MoseleyJas.coaldlr.&dairyman,  89,Allison  s 
Moseley  James,  blacksmith,  39,  Duke  st.       | 
Moseley  Jph.  coal  mert. ;  h.  Brasshousepas. 
Moseley  Joseph,  engine  lathe  and  tool  ma-  j 

nufacturer,  8Si,  Aston  street  I 

Moseley  Richard",  engraver  and  copperplate 

printer,  36,  Victoria  grove 
Moseley  Richard  &  Son,  coal  merchants, 

Oozells  street  Wharf;  h.  Wharf  street       j 
Moseley  Thomas,  baker  and  llour_  dealer,  i 

87,  HoUoway  head  ~  j 

Moses  Soloman,  fruiterer,  97-  New  street     ' 


Mosley  Hy.,  lapidary,  ct.  7,  Lt.  Charles  st 
Mosley  James,   coal  and   coke    merchant 

Old  Wharf;  house,  5,  Bridge  terrace 
Moss  James,  cart  owner,  (iood  Knave's  end 
Moss  Joel,  clothier,  80,  Stallbrd  street 
Moss  Thomas,  bridle  cutter,  ct.  22,  and  h. 

192,  Darwin  street 
Motion  AnnMaria,dress  mkr,29,Sheepct.  st 
Mott  Isaac  Robert,  leather  seller,  <fec.,  8, 

Worcester  street;  h.  Francis  st.Edgbaston 
Mott  John,  druggist tfe grocer,  88,  Gt.BaiTst 
Motteram  Mr.  Frdk.  Chas.,  Bristol  road 
Motteram  Henry,  shopkeeper,  48,  Livery  st 
Motteram  John    Philip,  solicitor  ;    house, 

36,  Bennett's  hill 
Motteram,  Knight  and  Emmett,   solicitors, 

36,  Bennett's  hill 
Mottram  James,  heavy  steel  toy  polisher, 

Dean's  Mills  ;  house,  2,  Inge  street 
Mould  David,  powder  flask  manufacturer ; 

house,  court  1,  New  Town  row 
Mould  John,  shoe  maker,  3,  St.  George's  st 
Mould  Thomas,coal  dealer,9,St.George's  st 
Mould  Samuel,  hosier,  St.  Vincent  street 
Moulds    Hannah,   straw  hat   maker,   93, 

Upper  Tower  street 
Moulton  Ann,thimble  mkr,  18, Woodcock  st 
Mount  Sh.,british  schoolmistress,47,  Ann  st 
Mountford  David, percussion  and  gun  lock 

filer,  court  1,  Bath  street 
Mountford   Edward,  carpenter,   64,    High 

street,  Bordesley 
Mountford  George,  engineer  and  machinist, 

Brasshouse  passage 
Mountford  Geo,,  tripe  dresser,  24,   Digbeth 
Mountford  Henry,  baker^  and.  flour  dealer, 

66,  Coleshill  street 
Mountford   James,  carpenter  and  builder, 

Lower  Trinity  street 
Mountford  Joseph,  general  agent  and   col- 
lector, 13,  Cannon  street 
Mountford  Joshua,    cabinet    maker,     47, 

Skinner  lane 
Mountford  Thomas,  manufacturer  of  jew 

ellery,  wi'iting  desks,  dressing  cases,  &c., 

and  importer  of  trench  goods,  ifec,  17,  New 

street,  and  81  A,  Bull  street 
MountfordThos,shopkpr.,  142,Bromsgrove  st 

Mountford  Thomas,  victualler  and  butcher, 

Park  road,  Nechells  green 
Mountford   William,  saddler  and   harness 

maker,  36,  Bristol  street 
Mountford  Wm.  Page,prcussonr.,  89,  Bath  st 
Momitford  William,  jobbingsmith,  and  die 

forger,  ct.  4,  Gt.  Hampton  street;  h.  ct. 

4,  Lower  Brearley  street 
Mountney  Charles,  butcher,  horse  and  gig 

letter,  2,  Duddeston  row 
Mousley  Edward,  dressing  case  and  pocket 

book  manufacturer,  177,  Unett  street 
Mousley  Geo.,  butcher,  166,  Ashted  row 
Mousley  John,  vict.  spiii^  merct.  &  maltster, 

Shakespeare's  Head,  70,  Constitution  hill 

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BIRMIXGHAM    .ALPHABRTICAL    LIST. 


Mousley  John,  butcher,  17,  Howe  street 
Mousley  Richard,  tailor,   and  M.  A.,  dress 

maker,  17,  Coleshill  street 
Mousley  Rt.,  wine  mert.,  Ii5,  Ncwhall  st. 
Mousley  Thomas,  plated  and  gcrman  silver 

candlestick  maker,  o3.  Howard  street 
Mousley  Thos.,  tool  maker  and  smith,  48, 

Kenion  street 
Moxham  Thomas,   gun   manufacturer  and 

maltster,  .'37,Molandst. ;  h.  19, New  John  st 
Moxon  Richard,  pearl    grinder,    Snowhill 

Mills  ;  h.  George  st.,  St.  George's 
Moyes  Mr.  Geo.Dand vLake  Cot.Smallheath 
Moysen  William,  carver  in  wood  and  sculp- 
tor, Granville  street 
MiTddyman  (ieo.,frutr.,13,High  st.,Deritend 
Muggleton  John,  cabinet  nuikor,    Skinner 

lane  ;  h.  Charles  Henry  street 
Muirhead  I)avid,trav.  drapcr,42.Graham  st 
Mullanny  John,  tailor,  Claverdon  street 
Mullard    Samuel,     ])lumber,   painter,    ttc, 

13,  St.  Martin  street 
Mulligan  Charles,  victualler  and  door  plate 

manufacturer.  Blue  Pig,  11:2,  Moorst. 
MuUin  James,  tin  and  iron  plate   worker, 

36,  Summer  row 
MuUins  Patrick,  shoemaker,  o4,  Dudley  st. 
MuMiss  Ed.,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  17.},Hillst 
Munden  Hammond, green  gi-ocer.o4.Moorst 
Munden  Thos. professor  of  mnsic,7, Crescent 
Munn  Eli,  baker,  133,  Suffolk  street 
Munn     George,     victualler,   Golden    Cuji, 

38,  T.ittle  Charles  street 
Munslow  James,  pocketbook  manufactiuer, 

and  beerhouse,  12,  Bristol  street 
Munslow  John,  pocket  book,  &c.,  manu- 
facturer, 31,  Suffidk  street 
Munslow  Sarah  &  Co.,  gilders  and  embos- 
sers on  iron  and  steel,  28,  Marshall  st. 
Muntz  George  Frederick,  Esq.,   jNI.P.,   Lea 

Hall,  Handsworth 
Muntz  George  Frederick,  jun.,  Esq.,  Heath- 

lield  Cottage,  Birmingham  hoafh 
Muntz  (;.  F.  li'  P.  II.,  metal  rollers,  Water 

street  Mill 
Muntz's   (Jeorge    Frederick,   patent  metal 

Comjiany,  Smethwick 
Munlz  A'  Purdcii.  merts.,  11,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Muntz    Pliilij)    Henry,    merchant;    house, 

C<»pl)is  Iliill,  Smethwick 
Murcott   Abraham,    gun  percussioner,   ct. 

8,  Aston  road 
MurcottJes.se,  coach  l)uilder,  29.">,  Bradford 

street;    h.  Anglesey   pi.  ^\'ellington  road 
Murdock  John,  trav.  draper,  .'54,  Gt.  King  st 
Murliss  Edwin,  tailor, -SJ,  Ibadford  street 
l^lur])hy  Joliu,  dentist,  "22,  Ann  street 
Mur]»hy    Jdlui,     feather,    Hock,    and    linen 

dealer,  20,  Lease  lane 
Murphy  \\'m,,1)0()ti^'shoemkr.,42,  Baggotst 
^'inray  Rev.  (leorge  William,  M.  A.,  rector, 

Handsworth  rectory 
Murray  Michl.,  whip  nmfr.,  127,  Suffolk  st 


Murry  Wm.,  police  constable,  13,  York  st 
Musgrove  Wm.,  hair  dresser,  79,  Hockley  hi 
Musson  Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  manufr., 

97,  Bull  street;  John  Hough,  agent 

Mutlow  Edmund,  mnfr.  of  metallic  combs, 

french    and   fancy  pen  holders,   tobacco 

boxes,  (fcc,  10,  Great  Russell  street 

Myers  Ann  &  Sarah,dress  mkrs.  34,Coleshl.  st 

Myers   Henry,    marine    store    dealer    and 

broker,  14,  Dudley  street 
Myers  Morris,  vict.Green  Man,43,  Edgbstn.  st 
MjTes  Gabril,  cigar  manufr.;  h.  Spring  st 
Myres  Isaac,  pawnbroker,  32.  Masshouse  In 
Myres  Maurice,  metal  refiner,  34,  Legge  st 
Myres  Myer,  jeweller  and  silversmith,  8, 
Bull  ring,  steel  pen  and  registered  holder 
manufacturer,  8,  Newhall  street 
Mjres  &  Wolff,  cigar  manufrs.,  42,  Moor  st 
Myring  James,  butcher,  17,  L?incaster  st 
Mytton  Cornelius,  tobacconist   and  dealer 
in  foreign  <fe  british  cigars,  oO,  Paradise  st 
Xaden  Geo.,  wholesale  and  retail  tea  dealer, 
grocer,  and  coffee  roaster,  27,  High  street, 
tallow  chandler,  wax,  sperm,  and  compo- 
site candle  merchpnt,  Jamaica  row 
Naden  Thomas,  Iniilder  and  surveyor,  188, 

Livery  street ;  house.  Green  lanes 
Naden  Thomas,  jim.,  auctioneer,  architect, 

<fec.  188,  Livery  street 
Naish  Arthur  John,  iroufounder,  <tc. ;  house, 

21,  Coleshill  street 
Naish  and  Osborn,  ironfounders  and  stove 

grate  manufacturers,  22,  Colesliill  street 
Naish  Thos.,  j)ainter,  plumber,  glazier,  and 
paper  hngr.  l40,Snow  hi. ;  h.G8, 1 1  ampton  st 
Napper  John,  commercial  traveller,  Speak- 
ing style  road 
Narfan  JEliz  ibeth, haberdasher,  Lea  Bank  rd 
Nash  Charlotte,  dress mkr.,2S,  Lr.  Lawley  st 
Nash  Mr.  Isaac,  60,  Albion  street 
Nash  John,  maltster,  .aJ,  St.  James's  street 
Nash  John,  tailor,  court  4,  Allison  street 
Nash  Richard,   wool  carder  and  split  ring 

manufacturer,  20,  Russell  street 
Nash  William,  baker,  9,  Lower  Temple  st 
Nash  \\'illiam,  wheelwright,  4,  Cecil  street 
Nathan  Nathan,  fancy  ])ai)er  box  and  button 

bag  manufacturer,  30,  (iranville  street 

National  I'rovincial  Bank  of  England,  (draw 

on  I^ondon  A-  Westminster  Banking  Co.,) 

8,  Henni'ttshill;  Henry  Kotton,  numager 

Naun  Sarah,  green  giocer,  88,  Llchlield  st 

Naylor  Ih^iry  Mottre,  carjtet  bag,  A'C  mfr., 

and  umbrella  dlr.,  183,  Broad  st.,  Islington 

Neal  Charles  tVr  Co.  wire  workers,  weavers 

and  maMufrs.  of  ev^^ry  description  of  wire 

g«tods,  72j,  I'.dmundsl.;  h.  1,  Kaveuhurstst 

Neal  David,  manufr.  of  every  descrijition  of 

glass  l)ttns.,tV:c;  h.  Fir  Tree  })lace,  Lozells 

Neal  .Fohn.  die  sinker,  ct.  lili^  Livery  st. ;  h. 

Hamstead  road 
Neal  Richard,  percussioner,  7,  Bath  street 
Neal  Samuel,  green  grocer,  139,  Livery  st 


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219 


Neal  Thomas,  cornice  jiole  mannfiicturer 

and  brass  tbnndor,  '2.^,  Sun  street 
Neal  tV:  Tonks,  niauufrs.  of  every  description 
of  s^lass  buttons,  coat  loops,  shirt  studs, 
necklace  snaps,  cloak  clasps,  iVrc,  writing- 
desks,   dressinir   cases,  work   boxes,   tea 
chests,  inkstands,  cigar  cases  and  ladies' 
companions,  pearl,  tm'toiseshell,  and  ivory 
workers,  1,'i,  Great  Charles  street 
Neal  Win.  cfe  Son,  jewellers,  ,33,  Hampton  st 
Neal  William,  shopkeeper,  2(5,  Cross  street 
Neal  William,  shopkeer,  22.  Buck  street 
Neale  .Tames,  tailor,  67,  High  st.  Bordesley 
Neale  .Tospph,  green  gi'ocer,  2.5,  Vanxhallrd 
Neale  Thos.  shopkpr.  ife  coal  dir.  42.  Wm.  st 
Nealor  William,  solicitor,  41,  CheiTy  st. ;  h. 

Durnford  place,  Coventry  road 
Needham   Edward    M.,    Midland  Railway 

station  master,  98,  Gloiicester  teiTace 
Needham  Sarah,  sole  maker  of  the  improved 
patent  portable  box,  and  of  every  descrip- 
tion of  spurs,  16,  Coleshill  street;  li.  139, 
Bloomsbury,  South,  Ashted  row 
Needle  James,  Windsor   chair  maker,  and 

furniture  broker,  2,  Vine  street 
Needle  Samuel,  Windsor  chair  mkr.  ct.  29, 

Bromsgrove  st. ;  h.  22,  Lower  Hm'st  st. 
Negus  iSIr.  James,  Villa  street 
Neil  James,  fruiterer,  <fec.  1,  Bull  ring 
Neil  W^m.  brass  hinge  maker,  Lichfield  Mill 
Neill  Hannah,  pawnbroker,  39,   Cox  street 
Nelson  Catherine,  ladies'  school, 76, Unett  st 
Nelson  Thomas,  watch  and  clock  maker, 

110,  Constitution  hill 
Nerwichcfe  Aaron  pawnbrkrs.  12,Colmore  rw 
Nerwich  Abraham,  pawnbroker  ;  h.  George 

street,  Edgbaston 

Nettleton  Charlotte,dress  mkr.,19,Chm-ch  st 

Nettlegold  John  Sutton,  patent  screw  ma- 

nufr.,Baskervillepl.;  Geo.Boyce,Manager 

Neustadt  and  Barnett,  merchants  and  jeAV- 

ellerj"  manufacturers,  12,  Bennetts  hill 
Newstadt  Samuel  Isaac,  merchant,  <fec. ;  h. 

12,  Bennett's  hill 
Nevill  C.  &  R.,  jewellers.  Up.  Hockley  st. 
Nevill  Chas.,  jeweller ;  h.4o,Gt.  Hampton  st 
Nevill  Edward,  brass  founder,  manufr.    of 
coffin  furniture,  coffin,   and  brass  nails, 
curtain  rings,  malleable  iron  and  compo- 
sition nails,  wood  screws  in  ii'on,  brass 
and   copper,   and  bromsgi-ove  tacks,  48, 
Warwick  St.;  h.Whitmore  pl.,Coventryrd 
Nevill    George,    japanner ;     house,     Park 

Crescent,  Round  hills 
Nevill  &  Harris,  architects,  43,  Temple  st 
NevillJohnThos,,archtct.;  h.A'illa  rd.Srdiohl 
Nevill  Joseph,  clerk,  GS.,  Lombard  street 
Nevill  Richard,  jeweller ;  h.  Lozells  lane 
Nevill  Rt..  jeweller,  &c.,  4,">,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Nevitt  Samuel,  engraver,  St.  INI  ark's  street 
Nevitt  Thos.,shoemaker,  67,  Kenion  st. 
NewRev.Isaac,Baptist  mnstr.,70,Hockley  tr  \ 
New  Library,  Temple  row,  West 


New  L^nion  Mill  Bread  and  Flour  Company, 
Mill  street;    .loshua    Han-is,    secretary, 
and  J(diu  Gil)bs,  manager, 
New  Meeting  People's  Instruction  Society, 
1,    New    Meeting    street;     Rev.    J.    (J. 
Brooks. ])residenr,it-  Rd. Pickering,  warden 
Newberry.Iohn,beerhs,151,New  John  st.,W 
Newbold  Mr.  Edward,  All  Saint's  street 
Newbold    Gilbert    Burton,    plumber     and 
painter,  24.},  Old  Meeting  st. ;  h.  Bath  rw 
Newbold  Jas.,  coach  builder,  ,'57,  Hockley  hi. 
Newbrook  Samuel  Ashmore,  gun  case  manu- 
facturer, 5,  W^eaman  row 
Newley  James,  tailor,  112,  Lionel  street 
NewbyMy.bkslr.&  fancy  stationer.27. Bull  st 
Xewby  Hy.,  traveller,  Oxford  pi.,  Bristol  rd. 
Newcomb  William,  hatter,  102,  Coleshill  st 
Newey   Charles,   watch  seal  solderer  and 

finisher,  court  396,  Summer  lane 
Newey  Edw.,  gimblet  mkr.,  ct.  3,  Little  Ann  st 
Newey  Eli,  cutlery  grinder,  40,  Cross  st. 
Newey  Elizabeth  Amelia,  milliner  and  straw 

hat  maker,  1,  Warstone  lane 
Newey  Geo.vict.GreenMan,30,Lr.Templest 
Newey  Hy.,  tripe  dresser,  151,  William  st. 
Nevv'ey  Isaac,  architectife  surveyor,87,New  st 
Newey  James  George,  patentee  of  the  im- 
proved fastenings,  inventor  and  manufcr. 
of  the  original  swan  bill  hooks  and  eyes, 
split  rings,  springs  for  ale  taps,  &c.,  56, 
Brearley  street ;  house,  Tenbmy  place 
Newey  James,  wheelwTight&shoeingsmith, 
Severn  street  ;  house,  50,  Blucher  street 
Newe5-Jane,mllnr.  &  stay  mkr.,  120,  Snow  hi 
Newey  John,  shopkeeper,  48,  Edmund  st. 
Newey Jno.,butt<^n  solderer.ct.l^.Whittall  st 
Newey  John,  giml)letmnfr.,  1 12, Bordesley  st 
Newey  Jonathan,  botanist,  ct.  l|,Whittallst 
Newey  Mrs.  Mary,  Francis  st.,  Edgbaston 
Newey  Rd.,  cabinet  case  mkr.,  120,  Snow  hi 
Newey  Mr.  Thomas,  5,  Icknield  terrace 
NeweyThos.,gilt  toy  mkr.,43,New Town  row 
Newey  Thomas,  wesleyan  school  master, 

Mott  street ;  house,  75,  ^\'eaman  street 
Newey  Thomas,  button  manfctr.,Cliveland 

street ;  house,  43,  Cecil  street 
Newey  Wm.,  thimble  mnfr.,  ct.  9,  Hampton  st 
Newey  Wm.,  gilt  toy  mnfr.,  55.  Loveday  st 
Newey   William,    builder   and  beerhouse, 

90,  Upper  Tower  street 
Newey  Wm.,  bookagt.,70.  King  Edward'srd 
Newham  Benjamin,   pearl  button  maker, 

court  9,  New  Town  row 
NewhamEliz.,vict.,Stag'sHead,80,Smmr.ln. 
NewhamJas.,  gun  engraver,  16,  Weamanrow 
Newick  Jph.,  tailor  ct  draper,  63,  Pershorest 
Newick  Samuel,  currier  and  shoemaker,  35, 

Bromsgrove  street 
Newman   Alfred,  jewellery  manufacturer, 

&c.  etc, ;  house,  Cregoe  street 
Newman  Catherine,  dress  maker,  Fisher  st 
Newman  and  Co.,  tea  dealers,  27,  Bell  st. 
Nemnan  Francis,  pawnbrkr.,  67,  Summer  In. 


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BIRMIXGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Newman  God\vin,hard\varedlr..22,  Lease  In 
Jscwnian  George,  tea  dealer;  h.  27,  Bell  st 
Newman  Harriet,  hardware  and  cutlery  dlr., 

51,  Edgba.ston  street 
Newman  Henry,  yeoman,  Wellington  road 
Newman  James,  jeweller,  2,  Regent  parade 
Newman  Jolm,  tool  brkr.,  100,  Lr.  Towerst 
Newman  John,  green  grocer,  Vme  place 
Ne\vman  John,  clerk,  81,  New  John  st.  W. 
Newman    Lewis,    bayonet    manufacturer, 

court  95,  Lower  Tower  street 
Newman  William,  iron  founder,  and  mnfr. 

of  all  kinds  of  improved  door  and  bell 

springs,    shutter  bars.  Cook's  registered 

candlesprings,  tt'C.lO,  Bondst.  Hampton  st 
Newman  Mr.  Wm.,  62,  New  John  st  ,West 
Newman  Wm.,  trav.j  wllr.,  49,  Bromsgrove  st 
Newman  William,  green  grocer  &  fruiterer, 

78,  New  street ;  house,  58,  Hill  street 
Newnnarch  George,  artist,  159^,  Tennantst 
Newnham  Samuel,  gold  chain  maker,    15, 

Upper  Tower  street 
Newton  Mrs.  Catherine,  Vittoria  Cottage, 

Vittoria  street 
Newton  Charles,  die  sinker,  court  4,  Shad- 
well  street;  house,  14.  liath  street 
Newton  Isaac,  hard  wood  turner,  court  5, 

Bath  street ;  house.  Bridge  street.  West 
Newton  James,  gun  finisher,  4,    Ludgate 

hill ;  house.  Villa  road 
Newton  John    Simpson,  solicitor;    house, 

130,  Stratford  place 
Newton  John,  tailor,  Park  rd.,Nechells  gn. 
Newton,  Jones, ct: Willis, djirs.,  15, Temple  row 
NewtonJph..glassbuttou  mkr.,4,Caroline  st. 
Newton  Mtth w.,  warehseman.,  45,  Cregoe  st 
Newton  Ilupart,  clerk,  29,  Grosvenorst.,W.  j 
Newton  Saml ,  beerhs.,  I7G,  Bvcarley  st.W. ; 
Newton    Sarah,    milliner    and    straw    hat 

maker,  '.ij,  Hampton  street 
Newton  Thomas,  builder,  Soho  hill 
NewtonWm..  haberdasher,  Barfordst.,South 
Newt(m^Vni.])lksmh.it-farrier,17,Heneagest 
Nil)bs  J()se])h,  heavy  steel  toy  manufacturer, 

78,  I'almer  street 
Nichals  J(»hn,  boot  A-  shoemkr.,2.'{,L.  Priory 
NicholAndrew,commercial  trav.,  Kbem^zertr 
Nirhohis  Kli/., straw  hat  inlcr..4-2.  Dale  end 
Nicholas  l''r(lk.,clothic'rA-tail<ir,42.|)ale  end 
Niclutlas  Frdk.,  tobacconist,  74,  Dale  end 
Nicholas    James,    ])lumber,    painter,  drc, 

74,  (it.  Hamj)tt)u  row 
Nicholas  Josejdi, mason,  builder,  and  shop- 
keeper, A\'heeley's  lane 
Nichdlass  Thomas,  tailor,  .'{.'{,  T^ionel  street 
Nicholls    Allin,     lamp     mannfacturer,    4.^, 

Camliridge  street ;  h.  41,  Leamington  tr. 
Nicliolls  ICdwjird.  IkmmIisi'.,  .'{S, Gt. Russell  st 
NiohoUs  Edward,  bookseller  and  periodical 

dealer,  (50,  Broad  street 
Nicholls  Elizabeth,  straw  hat  maker,    137. 

Hrearley  street,  W  est 
Nicholls  (Jeorge,  shopkeeper,  30,  Livery    st 


Nicholls   Henry,    victualler,    Black    Boy, 

52,  Staniforth  street 
Nicholls  Henry,  shopkeeper,  25,  Spencer  st 
Nicholls  James,    clerk    of  St.    Stephens, 

Phillips  street,  Aston  brook 
Nicholls  John,  gilt  and  silver  chain  maker, 

245,  New  Town  row 
Nicholls  John,  plumber,  painter,  &c.,  85, 

Broad  street,  Islington 
Nicholls  John,  tailor,  8,  Lancaster  street 
Nicholls  John,  cloth  cap  maker,   112,  Hill 

street,  and  Market  hall 
Nicholls  Joph.,  wire  worker   and   weaver, 

153.  Cheapside 
Nicholls  Samuel,  beerhouse,  Winson  green 
Nicholls  Mrs.  Sarah,  52,  Hurst  street 
Nicholls  Spncr.,shoe  mkr.,27,NewChurch  st 
NichollsSusannah,shopkpr..9.NewCliiU'chst 
Nicholls  Thos.,  wood  turner,ct.l,]\Ioseley  st 
Nicholls   William,  boot   and  shoe  maker, 

137,  Upper  Windsor  street 
Nicholls  William,  solicitor,  41,  Temple  st. ; 

house,  8,  Calthorpe  street 
Nicholls  Wm.,  butcher,  21,  Aston  street 
Nicholls   William,  grocer  and  tea   dealer, 

64,  Dale  end 
Nicholls  William,  chimneysweep, Brickkiln 

street,  Lancaster  street 
Nichols  Charles,  pork  butcher,  47,  Snow  hi 
Nichols  Charles,  shopkeeper,  16,Lichfieldst 
Nichols  George,  furniture  broker,  93,  Broms- 
grove street 
Nichols  James,  ironfoimder,  manufacturer 

of  hand  cuffs,  steel   chain   dog   collars, 

and  dutch  padlocks,  60.  Digbeth 
Nichols   John,   hop  merchant,   150,  Moor 

street;  house,  ll,  Bristol  road 
Nichols  John,  butcher,  Saltley 
Nichols  Rt., chimney  sweep,  16,  Windmill  st 
Nichols  Samuel,  manufactiu-er  of  all  kinds 

of  registered  gold  and  silver  fancy  pencil 

cases,  19,  Branston  street 
NicholsThos.,chmy.sweep,152,HeathMillln 
Nichols  William,  nmvble  and  fancy  coloured 

])aper   manufacturer,  69^,     Bull   street; 

house,  5,  Bristol  road 
Nickels  Chas.,beerhs.d:coal  dlr., 20,  Wat  erst 
XickissonChas.,wholsl. saddler.  14(5,  Moor  st 
Xicklin  Daniel,  gentleman.  54,  Hockley  st. 
Nicklin  Edward,  wire   drawer,  worker  and 

\\(>aver,  gimbleti^'bitmaker,57,T?radfordst 
Nicklin  Samuel,   steel  rib,  frame   and  mn- 

brella  furniture  manufr. ;  h.  N'illaroad 
XickoUs  .1i)l)., dairyman,  ct.  12,  Holt  street 
Nightingale  Eliz.,shopki)er.,  815,  Ednuind  st 
Nightingale    Jose])h,    pearl  button  maker, 

New  England;  h.  187,  Moseley  street 
NiL'hIingale   Tlnnuas,   beerhouse,  and  gun 

furniture  filer,  51,  Buckingham  street 
Nind  Harriot,  school  192,  Heneage  street 
Niuil  William,  butcher,  9(),  Henry  street 
NisbitL  Jose|)h,  box   and  ivorj-  rule  manu- 
facturer, 209,  Lawley  street 


RIRMIXGHAM    ALPHABKTICAL    LIST. 


221 


Kixon  Charles,  cancer,  gilder  and  picture 

frame  maker,  80,  New  street 
Nixon  John,  coal  dealer,  28,  New  Thomas 

street,  Coleshill  street 
Nixon  John,  car|)enter,  17-.  Fleet  street 
Nixon  Mrs.  Hannah,  Ronnd  hills 
Nixon  Joseph,  painter,  ll-J,  C'heapside 
Nixoii  Joseph,  retail  brewer,  38,  Ilnshton  st 
Nixon  Stejdien,  butcher,  87,  Smallbrook  st. 
Nixon  William  Millington,  gun  and  pistol 

manufacturer,  9,  Duddeston  row 
Noah  &  Aaron,  shoe  &  slpr.  mkrs,4, Suffolk  st 
Noake  Charles,  glass  and  china  dealer,  82, 

Broad  street,  Islington 
Noakes  John,  wheelwright,  blacksmith,  and 

retail  brewer,  2.  Berkley  street 
NoakesMy.strawbonnetnik.40,  Bromsgr\-.st  j 
Noakes   Oliver,    ironmonger,    bell-hang( 

<fec.,  Hagley  road 
Noble  Luke,  herbalist,  154,  Moor  street 
Nock  Misses  Cath.&  Eliza,  ladies' boarding! 

school,  Laurel  Cottage,  Nursery  terrace 
Nock   Henry,    corn,  seed,   flour,    and  hop 

merchant,  44,  Dale  end 
Nock  Hy.  grocer  and  tea  dlr.,  10,  Dale  end 
Nock  Henry,  glass  stainer,  and  watch  glass 

manufacturer,  29,  Ann  street 
Nock  John,  watch  and  cut  glass  manufactr. 

glass,  china,  &  earthenwr.  dlr.,  Vyse  st. 
Nock  John,  sliopkeeper,  148,  Adderley  st 
Nock  Nathaniel,  forged  nail  manufacturer, 

5  and  6,  Park  lane.  Park  street,  Bullring 
Nock  Stp.  Parker,  japanner.  Hunter's  lane 
Nock  Thos.,  coal  dealer,  St.  Paul's  wharf, 

George  street.  Parade  ;  h.  Hunter's  lane 
Nocks  John,  baker,  Wj^nn  street 
Noddege  Samuel,  shopkpr.  53,  Moland  st 
Noke  My.  milliner  &  dress  mkr.  4,  Pigott  st 
Nokes  Geo.  thimble  mkr.  42,  New  Townrw 
Nokes  Jas.  tea  merchant,  George  st.  Lozells 
Nokes  John,  glass  cutter,  Brueton's  Mill ; 

house.  New  Town  row 
Nokes  Jph.,  tripe  house,  15,  St.  Martin  st 
Nokes  Jph.,  glass  cutter  &  engrvT.  ct.  Ward  st 
Nokes  Wm.,  baker  &  flour  dlr.,  80,  Aston  st 
Nokes  Wm.,  metal  dealer,  and  metal  button 

manfr.,  13,  Edmund  street,  and  Speedwell 

Mills,  Balsall  heath 
Noon  Daniel,  shopkeeper,  13,  Hurst  street 
Noot  David,  gentleman,  2,  St.  George's  ter 
Noon   James,    car  proprietor,    49,    Lower 

Camden  street 
Norgrove  Sarah,  school,  7?  Jennen's  row 
Norman,  Geo.  brass  fndr.  7  Northampton  st 
Norris  James,  clothier  &  tailor,  45,  Dale  end 
Norris  John,  coal  merchant,  Newhall  wharf 
Norris  &  Meller,  mathematical  instrument, 

measuring  tape,  d'c,  mfrs.,  Ward  street 
Norris  Rd.  Hill,  mathematical  instrument, 

&c.,  maker ;  h.  300,  Summer  lane 
Norris  Thos.,  old  clothes  dealer,  93,  Moorst 
North  George,  fruiterer,  Market  hall 
North  Geo.  beerlis.,  27,  High  st.,  Dcritend 


North  Hannah,  baker,  194,  Francis  street 
North  Sarah  and  Elizabeth,  milliners,  47, 

(ireat  Hampton  street 
North  Th.  warehouseman,  47,  Gt.  Hmi)tn,st 
Northorp  John,  jilmnljer  and  glazier,  court 

1 9,  Stiiniforth  street 
Northwood  Chas.,  liutcher,  10,  Summer  row 
Northwood  Jas.,  schoolmaster,  50,  Smith  st 
Northwood  John,  beerhouse,  Spring  hill 
Norton  Edw.,  steel  toy  polisher,  *:c.,   Lich- 
field st.  Mill ;  house,  Great  Colmore  st 
Norton  Lliz.,  coffee,  chop,  and  beerhouse, 

Christ  Church  passage 
Norton  Eliz.,  print  seller,  118,  New  street 
Norton  Henry,  gold  and  plated  split  ring 

maker,  59,  Smith  street 
Norton  Hy.  police  sub-inspr.  6,  Washingtn.  st 
Norton  James,  plasterer,  45,  Dean  street 
Norton  Jas.  bricklayer,  ct.  11,  Lr.  Brearley  st 
Norton  John,  vict.,  Vulcan,  37,  Barford  st 
Norton  Mr.  Jno.  Th.,  21,  Bartholomew  row 
Norton  Owens,  clerk.  Goldsmith's  buildings 
Norton  Thomas,  plasterer,  William  street 
Norton  William  Webb,  brass  founder,  31, 

Lionel  street;  h.  Nursery  terrace 
Norton  William  Hy.  tailor,  27,  Hurst  street 
Norton  William  Hy.  architect.  Lady  wood  In 
Norwich  Abraham,  gent.  Georgest.  Islington 
Norwich  Union  Fire  Oftice,  21,  Bennett's 

hill;  John  Green,  agent 
Nottellie  Monsr.  Louis,  A.  B.,  (from  Paris,) 

prfsr.  of  the  French  language,7,Colmorerw 
Nottingham  William,  manufr.  of  ink,  ink 

powders,  polishing  paste,  and  blue  came- 

leon  ink,  18,  Bordesley  street 
Nunn  John  Petro.piano-fortettmer,56,  Ann  st 
NuiTish  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  36,  Baggot  st 
Nutt  John,  livery  stable  keeper  and  horse 

and  gig  letter.  Castle  yard,  and  eating 

house,  8,  Duddeston  row 
Nutter  Brothers,  wholesale  tea  and  coffee 

dealers,  12,  Union  passage 
Nutter  William,  wholesale  tea  and  coffee 

dealer;  house,  Wellington  road 
Nutting  Charles,  imibrella,  walkmg  stick, 

&c.  manufacturer,  126,  Digbeth 
Nutting  John,  carpenter  &  machine  maker, 

2,  Upper  Mill  lane 
Oakes  Ann,  pawnbroker,  107,  Hockley  hill 
Oakes  Harriet,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 

32,  Lower  Hurst  street 
Oakes  John,  coach  harness  furniture  plater, 

and  manufr.  of  bits,  stirrups,  spurs,  and 

lamps,  6,  Exeter  row  ;  h.  Lee  Bank  road 
Oakes  John,  coal  dealer,  Bordesley  street 

wharf,  and  beerhouse,  49,  Oxford  street 
Oakes  Mrs.  Mary,  103,  Great  Hampton  st 
Oakes  William,  shoe  maker,  i47,William  st 
Oakey  Geo.,  carpenter,  &c.c.  78,  Lichfield  st 
Oakey  Emma,  dress  maker.  377.  Summer  In 
Oakey  M  ark,  baker  ct  flour  dh-.,  1 34, Green  Ins 
Oakey  Mr.  William,  135,  Green  lanes 
Oakley  Benj.,  house  agent,  85^,  Hospital  st 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Oalcley  John,  hair  dresser,  75.),  Cheapside 
Oakley  John,  shoplcceper,  100,'(jt.  Russell  st 
Oakley  Thomas,  tlihn])le  manufacturer,  and 

beerhouse,  90,  Cecil  street 
Oatridge  Wm.,  confectioner,  91,  Steelhs.  lu 
Odems  Rd.,  baker  and  floiu-  dlr.,  24,  Sun  st 
O'Donnell  Neal,  shoem;iker,  24.  Newton  st 
O'Flanagan  Jeanl..  professor  of  french  and 
italian,  16,  Xewhall  st. ;  h.  Wellington  rd 
O'llai  a  lIy.Le\vis,surgcon,10.j,(;t.Charlesst 
O'Hare  Hy.,  hardware  dlr.,  16,  Prospect  row 
Old  Union  Mill  Flour  and  Bread  Company, 

Holt  street ;  Joseph  Guest,  manager 
Oldacre  Richard  and  Co.,  cut  nail  manufac- 
turers, 27,  Heneage  street 
Oldaker  (Jeo.,  shoemkr.,  98,  Bromsgrovest 
Oldaker  Mary  Ann,  dress  maker,  66,  Rea  st 
Oldaker  William,  taih)r,  16,  Sun  street 
Oldbury  Titus,  revolving  pistol  manufctr., 

court  65,  Ilanley  street ;  h.  Ilanley  row 
Oldfield  Herbert,  bead  and  birds  eye  manu- 
facturer, 36,  Queen  street 
OldhamG  .excise  officer,!  6, Bartholomewrw. 
Oldham  James,  comcl.  trav.  Pershore  rd. 
Oldham  Rev.  James  Oldham,  incumbent  of 
St.  Luke's,  Norland  House,  Wellington  rd 
Oldham  J<jhn  and  Co..  wholesale  and  retail 
tea  dealers,    coffee  roasters,    and   spice 
merchants,  101,  ]}nll  street,  195,  High  st., 
Deritend,    and    112,    Constitution    hill; 
house,  Heathfield  road 
Oldknow   Rev.    Joseph,  M.  A.,    incumbent 

Trinity  chapel.  Parsonage 
Olds  John,  ha  ir  dresser  &  wkr.,79,Meriden  st. 
<^)liver  Ann,  dress  maker,  4,  Vauxhall  road 
Oliver  Ch.  mihir.&  dress  mkr.80,  Heneiigest 
Oliver  Edw.,  solicitor;  h.  22,  Temple  row 
Oliver  Edward,  coal  dealer,  Old  Wharf; 
house.  Upper  Gougli  street  ! 

Oliver  Even,  boot  and  shoe  mk.  3,  Stafford  st  | 
Oliver  Henry,  cabinet  and  clock-case  maker, 

court,  16,  Ward  street" 
Oliver  Jiis.  metal  dealer,  15.  Coleshill  street 
Oliver  J  as.  eiigvr.,  inter  clr.iH'.  11  Newton  st 
Oliver  John,  baker  d'  flour  dlr.,  .'3.'J4,  Cheapsd 
(Jl ivcr.I  ph.  butcher  A' shoemk.  50,  Lancstr.stj 
Oliver  Owen,  gun  eiigvavrr,  ct.  3,  Whittall 

.street;  house,  (Jenard  street 
Oliver    William,    lapidary,    court    4,    Cox 

street  ;  house,  .'j.'j,  Spencer  street 
Ollis  John,  auctioneer,  ajipraiser,  account- 
ant, and  house  agent,  h.'{,  Hollowayhead 
Ollis  Srh.miliir.iQ- dress  mk.  S."},  Hollowavhd 
O'Neil  Martin,  clothes  l)vkr.  89.  Lichlieldst 
O'Neill  William,  clerk,  176,  Ashted  row 
ONif'l   Rev.  Arthur  George,  baptist,    197, 

King  I'.dwavd's  road 
O'Niell  Charles  and  Co.,  metal  merchants, 
162,  (;t.  (  harlcs  street  ;  h.  98,  Ashted  rw 
Onion  Elizabeth,  manfr.  of  coach  and  livery 
lace,  fringes,  tassels,  and  imjxirter  of  bm*- 
lin  patterns,  zephur  wool,  and  german 
canvas,  27,  New  street,  38,  Broad  street, 
and  Leamington  Spa 


j  Onion  John,  surgeon,  5,  Jennens  row 
I  Onion  Stephen  Gorton,  gilt  jewellery  and 
I      british  plate  manufacturer,  10,  Brook  st., 
I      and  12,  Thavies  Inn,  Holborn,  London 
j  Onion  Rev.  Thomas  C.  chaplain  workhouse, 
I      Pitsford  street 

I  Onions  Abraham,  baker,  43,  Lower  Hurst  st 
I  Onions  Benj.  rule  maker,  ct.  29,  Livery  st 
Onions  Charles,  tobacconist,  41,  Digbeth 
Onions  Ed.  vict.  Red  Lion,  33  Smallbrk.  st 
Onions  George,  cabinet  and  bedstead  maker, 

33,  Great  Hampton  street 
Onions  George,  bricklayer,  Tenby  street 
Onions  Jas.,  victualler  and  maltster.  Eagle 

and  Ball,  13  Colmore  street 
Onions  John,  attorney's  elk.  32,  Paradise  st 
Onions  John  Collingwood,  bellows  manu- 
facturer, 64,  Bradford  street 
Onions  Jno.tfe  Sons,  bellows mfs.  49,  Digbeth 
Onions  Jph.,  bellows  manfr.,  191,  Moselyst 
Onions  Rebc,  furniture  bkr.  42.  Worcester  st 
Onions  Wm.,  coffee  house,  25,  Sumner  lane 
Onslow  Harry  Geo.,  grocer,  107,  Bath  row 
Onslow  James,  goods  remover,  and  Ann, 

shopkeejjer,  78,  Hockley  hill 

Oppenheimer  Alexander  Bernard,  merchant, 

8,  Congreve  street ;  house,  Bennetts  hill 

OraraGeo.  curriertfelethr.ctr.61,Smallbk.  st 

Oram  J.  &  George,  brewers  and  maltsters, 

Eagle  Brewery,  7,  Aston  road 
Oram  Wm.  baker  and  flour  dlr.  Lady  wood  In 
Orchard  Edw.  attorney's  elk.  17,  Caroline  st 
Orchard  H}-.  builder,  Edward  stree%  Parade 
Orchard  Jas.,  green  grocer,  Newhail  hill 
Orchard  My.  Eliz.  ladies'  schl.  17.  Caroline  st 
OrchardWilliam,  locksmith.  47,  Bread  street, 

Newhail  street,  and  52,  Livery  street 

Orchard  Wm.  beerhouse,  14,  Warstone  lane 

Ordige  Joseph,  tailor,  91,  Moor  street 

Ordnance  Small  Arms  Establishment,  for 

proving  and  manufactm-ing  small  arms, 

Bagg3t  street;  V.J.  Ranie,  storekeeper 

Orford  Chas.  Wyatt,  architect  and  surveyor, 

1 2,  Waterloo  St.;  h.Lifford  lis.  King'sNorton 

Organ  Dennis,  saddler  and  shot  belt  maker, 

5,  Hampton  street 
Organ  Thomas,  shot  belt  and  powder  flask 

maker,  165  [Jvery  street 
Onnc  Mrs.  Harriet,  353,  New  Johnst.,  West 
Onne  Hy.  chaser  and  embosser  >'ittoria  st 
Onne  John,  lapidary,  (50,  Kenitm  street 
Orme  Jph.,  iron  plate  worker,  14.  Water  st 
Onne  Sarah.  thiinl)lei^- ferule  inkr.A'ittoria  st 
Orme  Tliouuis,  shopkeeper,  3t>,  Hurst  street 
Orme  ^^■illiam,  iron  plate  worker,  8,  North- 
wood  street;  house,  Water  street 
Onne  Wm.  ])olice  sergeant  Sand-pits  station 
Orr  Mrs. My. Ann, 51,  Albion  pi.,  llockley  hi 
Orton  Arthur,])ainter.85,r)ath  row  buildings 
Orton  Charles,  butcher,  39,  (it.  15rook  st. 
Orton  Mary  Ann,  c(K»k  shop,  5.9,  Livery  st 
Osborn  Charles,  shopkeeper,  33,  Doe  st. 
Osborn  Charles  Henry,  beerhouse  and  gun 
maker,  Irving  street 


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223 


Osbom  David,  bccrliousc,  96,  Biirford  st. 

Osboru  Geo.  and  Mary,  wesleyan  schools, 
Cherry  street 

Osboru  (lOo.  t^'  Son,  tin  plate  workers,  32, 
New  Town  row 

Osboru  Mr.  Geo.  G.,  202,  Darwin  street 

Os'  orully., baker  cV-  flour  db-.,J>2,  Chcapside 

Osboru  Ileury,  bcorhouse,  8.),  Ilea  street 

Osboru  James,  ivory,  bone  aud  hard  wood 
turner,  7,  iiirchall  street 

Osboru  John,  stone  mason,  Lupin  street 

Osboru  aud  Sons,  uiauulrs.  of  cutlery  aud 
surgical  instruments,  silversmiths,  electro 
platers,  and  dealers  in  lamj)s.  Post  Office 
buildings,  54,  New  street,  wholesale  cut- 
lers, IG,  Bennetts  hill ;  manufactory.  Car- 
ver street,  Sheffield 

Osboru  Samuel,  victualler.  Malt  Shovel, 
152,  Dartmouth  street 

Osbom  Mrs.  Sarah,  Hunter's  lane 

Osboru  Thomas,  cutler,  silversmith,  &c. ; 
house,  Chad  road 

Osbom  Thomas,  tin  plate  worker  ;  house, 
20,  Manchester  street 

Osboru  Thomas,  ironfounder,  &c.  ;  house, 
16,  Bath  row 

Osboru  Thomas,  sword  manufacturer,  105, 
Up.  Trinity  street;  h.  172,  Watery  lane 

Osboru  William  Hemy,  wine  merchant,  61, 
High  street,  and  coal  aud  coke  merchant. 
Old  Wharf;  house.  Perry  Pout  House 

Osborn  William,  beerhouse  and  shopkeeper, 
23,  Henry  street 

Osborne  Charles,  gun  manufr.  aud  factor,  1, 
Lichfield  street ;  h.  12,  Wheeley's  road 

Osborne  Edwd.  Corn,  bookseller,  stationer 
tfe  printer,29, Bennetts  hill  ;h. Vicarage  rd 

Osborne  Enmia,cork  screw  mkr.,33,Waterst 

Osborne  George,  butcher,  1,  Ryland  road 

Osborne  Henry,  light  steel  toy  maker,  ct. 
9,  Barr  street,  Gt.  Hampton  row 

Osborne  Henry,  brass  founder,  ct.  185, 
Cheapside;  house.  Lady  Pool  lane 

Osborne  James,  beerhouse,  21,  Benacre  st 

Osborne  John,  fancy  paper  box  and  gun 
wadding  maker,  187,  Livery  street 

Osborne  Joseph,  ciurier,  Ganison  lane 

Osliorne  Joseph,  engraver,  coppei'-plate 
and  letter-press  printer,  9,  Edmund  st. 

Osborne  Joseph,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 
Temple  row  ;  house,  Harborne 

Osborne  Mark,  fender  maker,  and  Emma, 
milliner  and  dress  maker,  15S,  High 
street  Bordesley 

Osborne  Thomas  William,  boot  tree  aud 
last  manufr.,  boot  and  slioe  maker  and 
leather  seller,  173.^,  Broad  st.,  Islington 

Osborne  Thos.,  brass  trur,ct.  19,  Bradford  st 

Osborne  Thomas,  clerk,  St.  Mark's,  79, 
King  Edward's  road 

Oselaud  Thomas,  clerk,  2,  Ryland  terrace 

Oseman  Thomas,  stone  mason  and  shop- 
keeper, Neechells  green 


Osier  F.  it  C.,  glass  chandelier,  lustre  and 

table  glass  nuinufacturers,   164  and   165, 

Broad st.,Isliugton;  &44,Oxfordst.London 
Osier   Abraham    I'ollett,  glass  chandelier, 

d'C,  manufacturer  ;  house,  Ilagley  road 
Osier   Thomas  Clarkson,  glass  chandelier 

drc,  manufr.;  h.  Plough  and  Harrow  rd. 
O'Sullivan    Ilev.     Michael,     Catholic,    St. 

Peter's,  St.  Peter's  place 
Oswell  Owen,  beerhouse  and  goodsrcmover, 

23,  Vauxhall  street 
Oswell  Samuel, wheelwright,94,Hampton  st 
Oswell  Thomas,   beerhouse   and    jobbing- 
smith,  76,  Moland  street 
Ottiugnon  Sebastian,  victualler,  Royal  Oak, 

62,  Little  Charles  street 
Ottley  Thomas,  medallist  and  die  engraver, 

122,  Snow  hill;  h.  George  st.,  Lozells 
Oughton  Croxall,  gent.,  24,  Colmore  row 
Overton  Mrs.  Esther,  4,  Bishopgate  terrace 
Overton   Gloster,  comcl.  trav.  39,  Unett  st 
Owen   Charles,  tortoise  shell   worker,   'So, 

Cumberland  street 
Owen  Edward,  engraver  and  copper-plate 

printer,  96,  Bull  street 
Owen  Elias,  hair  dresser,  26,^Thorp  street 
Owen  Eliza,stay  and  corset  mkr.,  96,  Bull  st 
Owen  John,  victualler  and  maltster,  Crown 

Inn,  26,  Broad  street 
Owen  John,  retail  brewer,  101,  Granville  st 
Owen  John,  silversmith  ;  h.  Wheeler  street 
Owen  John,  currier,  39,  Digbeth 
Owen  Robert,  coach  and  harness  mnfr. ;  h. 

101,  Lichfield  street 
Owen  Rt.,  vict..  Stone  Cross,  60,  Dale  end 
Owen  Robert,  victualler.  Malt  Shovel,  20, 

Fordrough  street 
Owen  ^Villiam,  baker,  22,  Canal  street 
Owen  Wm,,  engrvr.  on  slvr,  120, Vauxhall  rd 
Owen  William,  shopkpr.,  29,  Coleshill  st. 
Owens  Edward,  tailor,  8,  Upj^er  Dean  st. 
Owens  John,  tailor  and  woollen  draper,  42, 

Temple  street 
Owens  John,  shopkeeprer,  14,  Cregoe  st. 
Oxeubould  Edward,  master.  King  Edward's 

school,  Edward  st..  Parade;  h.  Soho  hill 
Oxeubould  Wm.,  ironmonger  <fe  wire  worker, 

oS,  Constitution  hill ;  h.  Villa  street 
Oxford  Joseph,  french  plater,  15,  Price  st. 
OxfordWm.,  gun  brl.filer,75,  Steelhouse  In. 
Pace  Elisha,  gardener,  Whitmore  lane 
Pace   John,  pearl  ornament  maker,  Lich- 
field st.  Mill ;  h.  London  Prentice  street 
Pace  Joseph,  general  pearl  ornament  mnfi-., 

court,  99,  Great  Barr  street 
PackwoodJohn,shocmkr.,  19,  Steelhouse  In 
Packwood  Mrs.  Margaret,  Soho  hill 
Padbury  Edw.  John,  artist.  Hunter's  lane 
Padbury  Richard,  timber  merchant  and  saw 

mills,  18,  Wharf  street,  Lavvley  street;  h. 

156,  Great  Brook  street 
Paddy  Thomas,  dealer  in  gun  stocks,  court, 

19,  Great  Lister  street 


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BIRMIXGQ^M    ALPUABETUAL    LIST. 


Paddy  Julin,  gi'ocer  and  provision  dealer,41, 

Bartholomew  street 
Padmore  Cliarles,  beerks.,  294,  Bradford  st. 
Padmore  Henry,  hair  dresser,  46,  Holtst. 
Padmore  Hy.,  hosier,  34,  Lower  Tower  st. 
Padmore    I'homas,    ivory,  bone,  and  hard 
wood  turner,  pearl  worker,  wholesale  i)er- 
fumer  and  manufacturer  of  scented  soap, 
billiard  and  bagatelle  balls,  drafts,  chess-  | 
men  and  boards,  ivory,  bone,  and  pearl 
paper  knives,  pen  holders,  reading  hooks, ' 
letter  and  wafer  seals,  tooth,  nail,  shaving,  | 
and  hair  brushes,  spoons,  fancy  toys  and 
cushions  in  great  variety,  16,  L.  Charles  st ' 
Padmore  Thos.,  agent,  17,  King  Alfred's  pi.  \ 
Padmore  Thos.,  green  grocer.  Market  hall 
Page  Abel,  brass  foimder,  88.},  Aston  st 
Page  George,  hair  dresser,  16,  I'ppcr  Priory 
Page  Joseph,  vict.,  Grand  Turk,  34,  Bell  st 
Page  John,  tailor,  6,  Newton  stret 
Page  John,  dau-yman  and  gardener,  2,  Rich- 
mond terrace,  Coventry  road 
Page   John,  iron  founder  and   stove  grate 

maker,  94,  Aston  road 
Page   Josejdi,   shawl,    cloak,    and   mantle 

warehouse,  81,  Bull  street 
Page  Joseph,  steel  snuffer  and  cork  screw 

nuiker,  8,  Mott  street 
Page  Thomas,  tailor,  64,  Brighton  place 
Page  Thomas,  stove  and  stove  grate  mnfr. ; 

house,  Lawley  street 
Page  Thomas  Hall,  assessor  of  taxes,  105, 

New  street ;  h.  Balsall  Heath  road 
Page  Thomas,  iron  founder,  and  stove  grate 

manufacturer,  Belmont  passage 
]^age  William,  tailor,  39,  Caroline  street 
Page  William,  german silver  spoon  nianufr., 

ct.  2,  Curzon  st. ;  h.  Nechells  gi-een 
Paget  Charles,  lathe  press  and  tool  maker ; 

h.  141,  Great  Hampton  row 
Pagett  James,  .sheet  iron  worker,  10,  Lower 

Camden  street 
Paine  Clement,  butcher,  10,  Bloomsbury 
Paiue   F.   H.,   druggist  and  surgeon,     111, 

.Snow  hill;  house.  Pershore  mad 
Paine  J  ph.,  shoemaker,  10,  Ui))iorGough  st 
Paine  William,  maltster  andlutp  merchant, 

14,  Bloomsl)ury 
I'liinter  Mrs.  Frances,  14,  Exeter  row 
J'ainter   John,    wood   turner,   sawyer  and 

jai)anner,  75,  Cecil  street 
Piiint(>r  Saml..  cornel. trav.,  ir),Wellingtonrd 
I'iiinter  \\'illiam,  hosirr,  46,  Bull  street 
I'akeman  (Jeorge,  victualler.  Hop  Pole,  114, 

Constitution  bill 
Palk  William,    cidtr   merchant,  Worcester 

wharl';  h.  138,  Hroad  street,  Islington 
]*allet  James,  solicitor,  16,  Moor  strec^t 
Pallett  Thomas,  victualler,  CJolden  Fleece, 

(^5^  I'^dglniston  street 
Pallett  U'm.,  french  ])olisher,  4,  Norfolk  st. 
I'aiinor  Aaron,  shoemaker,  29,  Henrietta  st 
Pa!uK'r.\nn,baby  linen  wrhs.,. 34, Temple  row 


Palmer  Benjamin,  Wctualler,  Anchor  Tav- 
ern, 262,  Bradford  street 

Palmer  Shirley  Fielding,  surgeon,  7,  Great 
Charles  street 

Palmer  Charles  Fielding,  chembttfe  druggist; 

house,  37,  Colmore  row 
Palmer  Eatter,  milliner,  28,  Bristol  street 
Palmer Edw. Seymour, solicitor;  h.  Bristolrd 
Palmer  Edw.,  accountant,  Villard.  Sohohl. 
Palmer  Edward,  butcher,  3,  Sun  st.,  West 
Palmer  Elizabeth,  fancy  paper  box  maker, 

43,  St.  Paul's  square 
Palmer  Francis,  painter  &  glzr.,  9S,  Hill  st 
Palmer  Mrs.  ElizaDorothy,  Ashbery  House, 

Hagley  road 
PalmerHy.,chmst.<fe  dgst. ;  h.37, Colmore rw. 
Palmer  Henry,  wire  worker, 8,  Constitution 

hill;  house.  Farm  street 
Palmer  Hy.,  hosier,  1,  St.  George's  street 
Palmer  Mr.  Hy.,  Villa  road,  Soho  hill 
Palmer  James,  coal  merchant.  Old  AMiarf ; 

house,  Wilton  street 
Palmer  Jolm,  wire  drawer  and  manufr.  of 

pins,  needles,  buttons,  hooks  and  eyes, 

wire  weaver,  worker,  v^-  wire  fender  manufr. 

6,  Broad  st.,  Islington  ;  h.  14.  Calthorpe  st 
Palmer  John,  gentleman,  Wellington  road 
Palmer  Jolin,  gentleman,  70,  Digbeth 
Palmer  John,  currier,  sword  and  bayonet 

leather  scabbard  mnfr.,  91,  Aston  street 
Palmer  John,  florentine  button  manufac- 
turer, 123,  Lower  Brearley  street 
Palmer  John,  accountant  and  house  agent, 

2,  Sherlock  street 
Palmer  .Tohn,  cabinet  maker,  27.  Horse  fair 
Palmer  Mrs.  Rosabella,  87,  Bloomsbury  pi. 
Palmer  Rosanua,  button  sold erer.  Carver  st. 
Palmer  Richard,  plumber,  painter,  &c.  21, 

Regent  row 
Palmer  Samuel,  brazier  and  railway  lamp 

manufacturer,  Jones's  place 
Palmer  Shirley,    M.  D.,   7,    Great  Charles 

street,  and  Tamworth 
Palmer  Charles  Ferrers,  surgeon,  7,  Great 

Charles  street 
Palmer'rbos.,stone  mason,  Edward  st.Parade 
PalmerThos., butcher,  185,  Highst.Deritend 
I'alnier    Thomas,    gnu    engraver,    court   6, 

^\■llittall  street  ;  house,  27,  York  street 
Palmer  \\'illiam,  excavator,  41,  Hatcliettst 
Palmer  \\'ni.,tailor  it-  draper,! 96, Ashted row 
Palmer  A\  in..  i)rovision  dialer,  8,  Si)iceal  st. 
Palmer  N\illiain,  victualler,  Brewers  Arms, 

27,  Bordesley  street 
Palmer    ^^'illianl    and    Edward    Seymour, 

solicitors,  IS,  I'aradise  street 
Palmer   William,   coach  harness  fiirniture 

plat(T.  court  4  ;  house,  o(],  Bordesley  st. 
Palmer  William,  solicitor ;  h.  liady  Pool  In. 
PalnuM-W  m.. boot  iV- shoe  mkr.2 1 3.  Ashted  rw. 
Palmer  ^\■m.,  blacksmith,  coiu't  6,  Moor  st. 
I'alst  r  Daniel,  gentleman,  98,  Aston  road 
Falser  Daniel,  beerhouse,  Great  Francis  st 


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Falser  George,  beerhouse,  18,  Cumberland  st 
PalserWm.,  brace  tfe bit  maker,  J8,  Oartord.st 
Falser  William^  jun.,  brace  and  bit  manu- 
facturer, 7i  Barford  street 
Pane  Charles,  milliner,  11,  Dale  end;  house, 

Worcester  terrace 
Pane  fLdwin  and  Charles,  engravers,  letter 

cutters,  and  mark  manulVs.,  4,  Lichfield  st 
Fane  James,   foreman,   stau*  rod   factory, 

5S,  Harding  street 
Panton  Henry,  grocer,  3,  Bullring 
Pantou  James,  beerhouse,  64.  Bisliopgate  st 
Parb  John,  pearl  button  mfr.,  61,  Harding  stj 
Pardoe  James,   jewellery  manufr.,  22,  St.  | 

Paul's  square  ;  house,  Lozells  lane  | 

Pardoe  John,  beerhouse,  1,  Pinfold  street 
Pardoe  John,  shopkeeper,  112,  Holt  street 
Pardoe   Martha,   bonnet   and   cap   maker, 

Market  hall  and  Cheapside 
Pardoe  Richard  &  Co,  pearl  ornament  mfrs. 

22,  St.  Paul's  square;  h.  54,  Smnmerlane 
Pardoe  Richard,  hosier,  54,  Summer  lane 
Pardoe  Thomas,  fm-niture  broker,  13,  New 

Inkleys.  and  35,  Dudley  street 
Pardoe  Wm.,  wire  worker,  weaver,  and  wire 

gauze  blind  manufr.,  1,  Crescent  bridgt?, 

and  ironmonger.  Hales  Owen 
Paris  Thomas,  brewer  and  dealer  in  gun 

stocks,  28,  Moland  street 
Parish  Joseph,  grocer,  200,  Aston  road 
Parish  Jph.,  draper  &  hosier,  5  &  6, Summer  In 
Parish  Jph.,  horse  dlr. ;  h.  Hands  worth  village 
Parish  Saml.,  coal  dlr.,  Oozells  street  wharf, 

and  wire  wTkr.,  ct.  54,  Broad  st.,  Islington 
Parke  John,  clerk,  Wheeler  street 
Parker  (fe  Acott,  silver  pencil  case  makers, 

54,  Brearley  street,  West 
Parker  Ann,  straw  hat  maker,  13,  Bath  st 
Parker  Benj.,  beerhs.  &  coal  dlr.,  1 ,  Lt.  Ann  st 
Parker  Charles,  (late  Merry,    Parker,  and 

jMerry,)  mnfr.  of  military  ornaments,  gilt 

and  plated  buttons,  shoe  and  garter  clasps, 

inventor  of  the  improved  letter  clip  &  rlwy. 

whistles, 42,  Cherry  st.;  h.  Gravelly  Hill 
Parker  Chas.,  carpntr.  &  bldr.,  40,Warner  st 
Parker    Edward,   refiner   and  pawnbroker, 

17,  Bartholomew  row 
Parker  Eliz.,  milliner  &  dress  mkr.,  13,Ellisst 
Parker  Ephraim,  gun  stocker,  ct.  20,  New 

Summer  street 
Parker  Henry,  basket  maker,  26,  Chapel  st 
Parker  Henry,  jobbing  smith,  29,  Canal  st 
Parker  Henry,  snufier  manufr.,  27,  Legge  st 
Parker  Henry,  silver  plated  ware  manufac- 
turer; house.  Church  lane,  Handsworth 
Parker  Hy.,furntr.brkr.,  1 17?Gt.Hamptonst 
Parker  My.,  boot  &  shoe  mkr.,  48,  Brewery  st 
Parker  Henry  Samuel,  vict.  and  maltster, 

Crown  and  Anchor,  135,  Livery  street 
Parker   Henry,   cabinet    maker,   court    17, 

Digbeth  ;  house,  Pershore  Cottage 
Parker  Hy.,  brass  cstr.  1 26,  High  st.  Bordesley 
Parker  James,  beerhouse,  22,  Bromsgrove  st 


Parker  James,  brace  bit  maker,  court  10, 

(Jreat  Charles  street 
Parker  James,  victualler.  Lord  Nelson,  22, 

High  street,  Deritend 
Parker  John,  mnfr.  ol'plumber's  brass  work, 
cocks,  joints,  and  gas  fittings,  102,  Gran- 
ville street ;  house,  Mitchley  Park  lane 
Parker  John,  chemist,  &c.,  51}^  New  Town 

row,  and  97,  Heneage  street 
Parker  John  &  Sons,  manufrs.  of  silver  and 

electro-plated  wares,  23.},  Summer  row 
Parker  John,  clerk,  54,  Vittoria  street 
Parker  John,  silver  plated  ware  manufac- 
turer ;  house.  Monument  lane 
Parker  John,  hosier  and  haberdasher,  218, 

High  street,  Deritend 
Parker  John,  green  grocer,  11,  Ludgatehill 
Parker  John  Fredk.,  silver  plated  ware  mfr., 
George  street.  Parade,  h.  23,  Vyse  street 
Parker  John  Frederick,  junr.,  plated  ware 
manufactiu-er ;  house,  Balsall  heath  road 
Parker  John,  fruiterer,  30,  Temple  row 
Parker  Jph.,  gun  barrel  mkr.,  13,  Newton  st 
Parker  Langston,  surgeon,  and  to  Queen's 

Hospital,  20,  Colniore  row 

Parker  Maria,  straw  hat  mki-.,  43,  Horse  fair 

Parker  Robert,  \vheelwright  and  blacksmith, 

HoUoway  head,  and  shopkpr.,  Granville  st 

Parker  Misses  Sarah,  Mary,  and  Margaret, 

Pershore  road 
Parker  Stephen,  grocer  and  provision  mer- 
chant, 238,  New  Town  row 
Parker  Mrs,  Susannah,  Kingsdown  place, 

Vauxhall  road 

Parker  Thomas  Lane,  solicitor,  and  master 

extraordinary  in  chancery,  18,  Union  pas. 

Parker  Th.  beerhs.,  oQ,  Brewery  st.  Alcester  st 

Parker  Tlios.  grocer  and  tea  dealer,  1,  Ann 

street ;  house,  Moniunent  lane 
Parker  Thomas,  horse  dealer  and   letter, 

47,  Upper  Dean  street 
Parker  Thomas  Marigold  and  Co.,  umbrella 
and  parasol  furniture,    and  bottle  jack 
makers,  84,  Mosely  st. ;  h.  Hagley  road 
Parker  Thomas,  baker  and  flour  dealer,  215, 

Stratford  road 
Parker  Th.,  beerhouse,  27,  Branston  street 
Parker  Timothy,  pencil  case  mkr. ;  h.Villast 
Parker  Tmty.prof,  ofdancing,  &c.  Hagley  rd 
Parker  William,  timber  and  slate  merchant, 
44  and  45,  and  builders  and  general  iron- 
monger, oil  and  colourman,   11   and  12, 
Broad  street,  Islington 
Parker   William,   cabinet  maker  and  up- 
holsterer, 33,  Temple  street 
Parker  Wm.,  coaldlr.,  Gt.  Barr  st.  coal  wharf 
Parker  Winefred,  boarding  hs.  12,  Easyrw 
Parkes  Miss  Ann,  119,  New  John  st.  West 
Parkes  Barnabas,  shopkpr.  43,  Hospital  st 
Parkes  Benjamin,  gun  and  pistol  manfr., 
and  maker  of  gim  locks,  furniture,  imple- 
ments, and  every  description  of  gun  maker."? 
tools,  22,  Weaman  street 

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22G 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Parkes  Benjamin,   iron-plate   worker;    h.   Parkes  Thomas,  confectioner  and  bricklayer, 

court  51,  Woodcock  street  |      1 1 9,  Broad  fitreet,  I.-?lington 

Parkes  Burn,  en^aver;  h.  New  John  st.W.  j  Parkes  and  Thompson,  gold  and  silver  en-» 
Parkes  Ed  w.  carver  and  j^ldr.  1 6,Bromsgrv.  st ;     j^ravers,  court  7.  Spencer  street 
Pavkes  Edward,  gilt  toy  manufacturer;  b. ;  Parkes  William,  optician,  and  mathematical 

Aston  New  Town  |      instrument  maker,  28,  Paradise  street 

Parkes  Eliza,  coal  merchant,  Soho  wharf ;   Parkes  Wm.  plumber  &  glazier,  2,  Hanleyst 

house,  Lodge  road  i  Parkes  Wm.,  gilt  toy  manfr, ;   h.  7.  Bath  st 

Parkes  George,  merchant,  13,  Bromsgrove  Parkes  Wm.  and  Thomas,  shoemakers,  52, 

street ;  house,  Bristol  road  Bread  street.  Newhail  street 

Parkes  Geo.,  vict.  Half  Moon,  52,  Dudley  st!  Parkes  Wm.  brass  cockmfr.  (52,  Navigatn.st 
Parkes  Henry  Charles,  plane  maker,  court  Parkes  V.'m.,  maltster,  73,  Camp  hill 

11  ;  and  house,  ct.  6,  Great  Brook  street     Parkes  William  Abrtiham,  beerhouse,   177, 
Parkes  Henry  Th..  gentleman,  63,  Dean  st!      Broad  street,  Islington 
Parkes  Henry,  letter  caiTier,  2U,  Sand  pits  Parkes  Zachariah,  steel  mill  manufacturer, 
Parkes  Isaac,   tool  and  gold   pen   maker,       IS,  Digbeth ;  h.  Belgrave  street 

stamper, piercer,  etc.,  court  7,  Henriettast.,  Parks  Fdk.  excise  officer, 44,  Park  st.Bull  ring 

and  shopkeeper.  24,  Fleet  street  Parks  Geo,  Fredk.,'  cigar  case  and  shot  belt 

Parlces  James,  silver  plater,  court  11,  Ed-       manufacturer,  back  of  12,  Beak  street 

mund  street ;  h.  Nelson  street.  West  \  Parkman  Geo.  shoemaker.  So,  Livery  st 

Parkes  Jas.  <fe  Son,  manfs.  of  mathematical  jParmenter  John,   coal  merchant,   brewer, 

instnmients  and  gilt  toys,  5,  St.  Mary'srw !      and  beerhouse.  Sand  pits 
Parkes  James,  wire  v.'crker,  87,  P ersh ore  st ,  Parr  Edwin,  gilt  toy  manufacturer,  132,  Gt. 
Parkes  John,  carpenter,  &c.,  Winson  green  1      Charles  street;  h.  Hamstead  road 
Parkes  John,  wood  turner,   and  ram-rod  |  Pan- Mrs.  Mary,  19.  Lee  Crescent 

maker,  50,  Duke  street  I  P^^rr  Thos.,  gilt  toy  manufr.  49,  Tennant  st 

Parkes  John,  gentleman.  Harborne  road      I  Parr  Thomas  and   Edwin,  jewellers,   54^, 
Parkes  John,  marine  store  dealer,  89,  Livery  |      Constitution  hill ;  h.  9,  I'pper  Priory 


street,  and  toy  dealer.  Market  hall 
Parkes  J(»hn,  cabinet  maker,  court  62,  Per 
shore  street;  house.  Balsall heath 


Parrish  Henry,  manufr.  of  cement,  plaster 
of  paris,  paints,  and  colom-s.  ct.  1 .  Heneage 
st.  and  Toll  End,  Tipton  ;  h.  SO,  Holt  st. 


ParkesJohn,  wire  worker  and  fender  manu-jParrott   Henry,  cooper,  77,  Aston  st.  and 

facturer,  44,  Moor  street  j     beerhouse.  Potter  street 

Parkes  John,  bricklayer,  7^,  Novascotia  st  j  Parrott  John,  butcher,  372,  Coventry  road 
Parkes  Jph..  jeweller,  88,  Gt.  Russell  street ,  Parrott  Mrs.  Martha,  Francis  st.  Edgbaston 
Parkes  Joseph,  leather  seller.  121,  Livery  st  Pairy  Edwin,  attorney's  clerk,  44,  Bath  row 
Parkes  Joseph,  steel  rib,  frame,  and  imi-   Parry  Elijah,  carriage  and  hand  lamp  manu- 

brellafumitr.  mfr. ;  h.  Villa  rd.  Handswth  ;  factnrer,  Ryland  st. ;  h,  ct.  2,  Sherbornest 
Parker,  J])h.,  spectacle  maker.  43,  Price  st  \  Pnny  Frederick,  revolving  ])istol  manufac- 
Parkes'joseph  and  Son,  stampers,  ]uercers,  |      turer,  36,  Lench  st. ;  h.  Bloomsbury  st. 

andbras^fds.37,  Lovedavst.;  h.Erdington  Parry  Rd.,  brass  fndr.,  <fcc. ;  h.  Harborne  rd 
Parkes  Joseph,  coal   merchant,  Bordesley  Parry  R.,  W.,  <fe  Co.  brass  founders  and  nail 

street  wharf-  house,  M'atcry  lane  '      manufacturers,  oo.  Bread  st.,  Newhail  st. 

Parkeo  Jo'*eph,'horn  and  fancy  button  mkr. '  Parry  Robert,  tailor,  49,  Rca  street 

16  Lionel  street ;  house,  Hamsted  road  Parry  Thos.  .Tames,  rose  engine  turner  and 
P'«rke«    Tos.'ph  Tibbelts.  stamper,  piercer,       engraver.  40.  ijarr  st.  W. ;  h.  2.  Barker  st 

"<^-c  "•  h   37    Loveday  street  .  Parry  Thomas,  shopkeeper,  Ryland  st.  N. 

Parkes  Nlrs  'Mar\%  and  Thomas,  attorney's   Parry  M'm.  brass  fndr.  &c. ;  h.  Water  Orton 

cWk    Wiiton  1f<rracp,  Bristol  road  j  Parry  William, estate  and  landlord's  agent, 

Pirke'^-'uid  Nicklin,  steel  rib,  frame,  and!      l.Carrsln.;  h.  226,(;reenlns.Smallheath 

\iinl)rHla  furniture  mfr..  5  and  6,  Brittle  st  Parry  Wm.  druggist  and  grocer. 0 1.  Suilolkst 
Parkes  Mrs    iMm-be,  Hamstead  row  ParslowSamuel,  vhoemaker.S7.  Hampton  st 

Parses  Rd    sboi)knr..  Park  rd.  Nechells  gn   Parsonage  Benj..  carpenter  and  builder  ;  h. 
I'aikrs  Samnel,  baker,  GO,  Livery  street        |     250,  Aston  road 
Par^-es  ^amnel  Hicklin,  mathematical  in-   Parsonage  Hesthrr.  beerbs.,  c.  ;)4,  Dale  end 

strument   itc,  manfr.;  h.  S.  \'vse  street     i  Parsonage  Isaac,  vict.,  Smallheath  1  averu, 
Parkes  SI. inmmonger.  45,  High  st.  Deritend  |     264,  Smallheath 
P  rkes  Sarah  and  Maria,  stay  and  corset   Parsonage    and    Smitten,    carpenters   and 

makers,  23.3,  Bristol  street  builders.  5.  Gosta  green 

I'flil  es  and  Son-,  gilt  toy  mnfrs  ,  7,  Bath  st    Parsons  Benjamin,  gun  barrel  maker,  ct.  7, 
PMikcs  TlK.inas.  silversmith,  and  manfr.  of       NV  .-dcock  st.;  h.  14,  Aston  road 

ever-n«.intedpencilcases,17,(;t.Russellst  Parsons  Amrapba.  coach  spring  maker,  ct- 
Parkes  Thos.,  <  oke  agont,  62,  Navigation  nt,      H.,  Uigln-tli 


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Parsons  Charles  Thomns,  copper,  hrns!*,  tin 

j>late,  etc.  mcrcliant  ;  h.  Vicarai^e  roud 
Parsons  David,  glassengrvr..  1 2 1  ,HeneajTcst 
Parsons  Edw.,  dlr.  in  ;^;n  lurntr. ;  li.  Chad  rd 
Parsons  Edward,  scale  beam  ninlr.,  Bissell  st 
Parsons  Eliza,  lrntr.bkr..l2}).(it.  Hampton  st 
Parsons  Eliz..straw  hat  mkr.49,Gt.Charles  st 
Parsons  Gad,  shoe  mkr.,  69,  Up.  Hospital  st 
Parsons  George,  brass  fonnder  and  uiann- 

lacturerofgas  fittings,  108.  Constitution  hi 
Parsons  George,  beerhoii<e.  Nelson  st..Sonth 
Parsons  Hy.,gnnbarrelmkr.,ct.  10,  Lenchst. 
Parsons  James,  shoe  maker,  58,  Palmer  st. 
Parsons  John,  gun  ban-elmanuiacturer,  44, 

Lower  Brearley  street 
Parsons  John,  shoemaker,  14,  Northwoodst 
Parsons  J  ohn,green  grcr.,47^Constitntion  hill 
Parsons   Joseph,  flint   and   coloured   glass 

manulacturer,  '25,  Canal  street 
Parsons  Joseph,  hair  seating  and  curled  hair 

manufacturer,  129,  Bradford  street 
Parsons  Mr.  Joseph,  Whitmore  lane 
Parsons  Joseph,  pawnbkr.,  125,  Pritchet  st. 
Parsons  Mrs.  Martha,  Chad  road 
Parsons  Richard,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  86, 

Stee'lliouse  lane 
Parsons  Thos.,  plater  on  steel  and  german 

silver,  mannfr.  of  german  silver  and  plated 

spoons,  forks,  <fcc.,  and  dealer  in  gold  and 

silver  articles,  130,  Great  Hampton  street 
Parsons  Thomas,  iron  and  steel  nif^rchant, 

2,  Edmund  st.;  h.  Francis  st.,  Edgbaston 
Parsons  Thomas,  german  silver  guard  chain 

maker,  court.  Lower  Tower  street 
Parsons  Thomas  and  Son,  dealers  in  gun 

furniture,  18,  Bath  street 
Parsons  Wm.,  surgeon,  174,  Hockley  hill 
ParsonsWm.beerhs.  drshopkpr.45,Moiand  st 
Parton    Ann,    straw   hat    maker,    Barker 

street.  Hunter's  lane 
Parton  Jas.,  wheelwright,  92,  Woodcock  st 
Parton  James,  builder,  6,  Norfolk  street 
Parton  James,  beerhouse,  145,  Liveiy  street 
Parton  John,  chaser,  Holland  street;  house, 

34,  Nelson  street.  West 
Parton  William  Henry,  fancy  cart  and  trap 

builder,  coach  tfegig  wheeler,  wheeh^Tight 

<fe  blcksmth.  in  genrl.,  Clement  st.  Sand  Pits 
PartonWm.,  dlr.  infancy  bu-ds,  32,  Church  st 
Partridge  Thomas,  mnufr,  of  small,  smiths, 

Fussell's  patent,  and  all  kinds  of  fancy 

bellows,  pipes,  etc.,  39,  Oxford  street 
Partridge  Charles,  coal  dealer,  7,  Market  st. 
Partridge  <fe  Darby,chasers,  14.},Lt.Charles  st 
Partridge    Ephraim,  fm-niture   broker,   59, 

Heneage  street 
Partridge   Frederick,   wood    letter    cutter, 

court  1(3.  Bristol  st. ;  h.  20,  Horse  fan* 
Partridge  Hy.,  greengrocer,  92,  Bishopgt. st 
Partridge  Hy.,  druggist  c^'grocer,43,Mountst 
Partridge  Jas.,  hardware  dlr.,  98,  High  st. 
Partridge   John   William,  wine    and  spirit 

mrchnt.,S5,  New  st. ;  h.  York  pi. , Camp  hi. 


Partridge   John,   j  lone    makrr,   court  218 

Sherlock  street ;  house,  Balsall  heath 
Partridge  John,  tea  dealer  and  grocer.  22, 

Worcester  street 
Partridge   Julius,  solicitor,  47,  Union  pas- 
sage ;  house,  Chad  road 
Partridge  Mrs.  Mary,  Prospect  Hill  House, 

Soho'hill 
Partridge  Mrs.  Mary,  Sand  Pits 
PartridgeRichard,shopkeeper.  1 5,  Benacre  st 
Partridge  Samuel,  clerk,  62,  Wells  street, 

Great  Hamjiton  street 
Partridge  Stephen,  gim  finisher,  20,  Henrj^st 
Partridge  Thomas,  jobbing  smith,  Francis  st 
Partridge  Wm.,  chaser,  h.  Richmond  teirace 
Partridge  Wm.  Hy.,  surgeon,  13,  Newhallst 
Partridge    William   Stroud,   surgeon,    122, 

High  street,  Bordesley 
PartridgeWiriiam,clerk,John  St., Hunter's  In 
Partridge  William,  saddler,  ct.  1,  Broad  st. 

Islington;  h.  27,  Warwick  street 
Partridge  William,    general    agent,  whar- 
finger   and    carrier,    Worcester   Wharf; 

George  Bevan,  agent 
Partridge  Wm.,carpenter,Gt.Hampton  row 
Pashby  &  P'evins,  builders,  8,  Waterloo  st. 
Pash by  Thomas,  builder;  h.  15,  Pritchet  st. 
Pasquin    Joseph   Grosvenor,   surgeon,   25, 

Gt.  Hampton  row 
Pasquin  I^lr.  Samuel,  Nursery  terrace 
Pass  Danl.,boot<fe-.-hoe  mkr,97,Steelhouse  In 
Pass  Francis,  shoemaker,  77,  Gt.  Russell  st 
Pass   Joseph,  landlords'  agent,   boot   and 

shoe  maker,  2G,  Cheny  street 
Pass  Mary,  furniture  broker,  31,  John  st., 

Dale  end 
Paste  William,  chair  and  bedstead  maker, 

92,  Meriden  street 
Patchett  :^Ir.  John,  6S,  Hockley  hill 
Patchett   Richard,   gimblet    maker,    court 

40,  Cheapside ;  h.  22,  Lombard  sti-eet 
Patchton  Susannah,gn.gr.,l42,Icknieldst.,E 
Patent  Felt  for  Steam  Engines  and  Asphalt 

Roofing   Company,   7,    Newhall    street; 

W.  R.  Lloyd,  agent 
Patrick  David,  tailor,  ct.  1,  Allison  street 
Patrick  Joseph,  confectioner,  ISlarket  hall ; 

h.  127,  Garrison  lane 
Patterson  John,  linen  draj^er,  214,  (Jheapsd 
Pattison  Edward,  clerk,  124,  ^^ittoria  street 
Pattison  William,  confectioner  and  fruiterer, 

55,  High  street,  and  5,  Nov.-  street 
Pattison   V/illiam.  jun.,   confectioner,    and 

eating  house.  104,  Bull  street 
Paul  Thomas,  last,  clog,  boot  tree,  portable 

glove  tree,  and  breeches  cleaner  manu« 

facturer,  155,  Moor  street 
Pauling  George  Clarke,  railway  contractor, 

Spencer  street 
Pauluci  ^Vm.,  coal  dealer,  15,  Skinner  street 
Paxford  Henry,  gentleman,  Rylaud  road 
Payn  John  Brearly,  nultster  and  hop  mert. 

62^,  Edgbaston  St. ;  h.  11  andsw^rlh  village 


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BFRMLNGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Payne  Anthony    Robert,    upholsterer    and 

trench  polisher,  2,  Bath  passage 
Payne  Benjamin,  stock  and  die  maker,  &c., 

ct.  29,  Newton  street;  h.  ct.6,  Whittall  st 
Payne  Charlotte,  milliner.  41,  (iramille  st 
Payne  Charles,  draper,  54,  High  street 
Payne  Miss  Elizabeth,  Islington  row 
Payne  George,  weighing  machine  manfctr., 

ct.  10,  Digbeth  ;  h.  67,  Oxford  street 
Payne  James,  furniture  broker.  62  and  G3, 

Great  Charles  street 
Payne  J  as.,  shoemkr.,  20,  New  Meeting  st 
Payne   John   Douglas,    railway   manager, 

98,  Gloucester  terrace 
Payne  and  Pretty,  stock  and  share  brokers, 

and  accountants,  22,  Bennett's  hill,   and 

Market  place,  Wolverhampton 
Payne  Kebc,  fancy  hair  wkr,  6S,  Buckgm.  st 
Payne  Thomas,  painter  and  glazier,   1 14, 

Hospital  street 
Payne  Thos.,  shoemaker,  20,  Chapel  street 
Payne  William,    shot  chargers  and  fishing 

reel  manf.,  ct.3,  Hampton  st. ;  h.  Sohohill 
Payne  Wm.  assistnt.  grocer,  144,  Brearlyst.W 
Payne  William,  fmrier,  217,  Livery  street 
Payne  Wm.,  car  o\\Tier,  90,  New  Inkleys 
Paytou  Abel,    manufacturing  chemist;  h., 

Church  road,  Edgbaston 
Payton  Geo.,  iron  agent,  Handsworth  vil. 
Pay  ton  Edward,  factor;  h.  Resenoir  road 
Payton  John,  butcher,  138,  Camden  street 
Payton  Joseph  and  Co.,  factors,  43,  Ann  st. 
Payton  Richard,  manufacturing  chemist ;  h. 

Church  road,  Edgbaston 
Payton  Joseph,  carpenter,  41,  Buckingham 

St.;  h.  12J,  AVells  st.,  Gt.  Hampton  st. 
Peace  William,  commission  agent.  Villa  st. 
Peace  Joseph,  cabinet  case  maker,  14,  Hol- 
land street;  h.  Harborne 
Peach  Henry,  shoemaker,  19,  B(  rdesley  st. 
Peach  Richard,  jeweller,  38,  Bridge  st.  W. 
Peacock  Mr.  Thomas,  Wheeleys  road 
Peake  Henry,  bridle  bit  plater,  c,  5,  Ilea  st 
Peako  Rt.,  })ath  chairman.  Salts  ct.  Sand  pits 
Peake  Sarah  and  Barbara  Ellen,  school,  1, 

Montpelier  j)lace,  Bristol  road 
Peakman  John,  dealer  in  spades,  shovels, 

d-c,  188,  A  silted  row 
Peakman  Thomas,  brass  founder,  tfec,  199, 

Livery  street 
Pe;n-  John,  book  agent,  49,  Howard  street 
Pearcc  Benjamin,  fancy  sweej)   back   and 

cabinet  chair  mkr.,  77,  Constitution  hill 
Pearce  Benjiunin,  manufacturer  ofcut  nails, 

nail   machines,    and    general    machinist. 

Bridge  .St.  Broad  st ;    h.  30,  Swallow  st. 
Pearce  Charles,  eating   house   and  pastry 

cook,  141,  Diglieth 
Peiirce  Edwin,  green  grocer,  8,  Farm  street 
Pearce  James,  shopkeej)er,  27,  (Jranville  st. 
Pearce  Ily.,  tailor  and  dpr.,  130,  Tennant  st 
l^enrce  .lohn   Brackewcll,   shopkeejier  and 

tiwlor,  45,  BtirforU  street 


Pearce  Joseph,  whitesmith,  64|,  Bull  street; 

house,  26,  >Iott  street 
Pearce  Richard,  timber  agent,  7,  Richmond 

terrace,  Coventry  road 
Pearce  Robert,  beerhouse,  148,  Hampton  st 
Pearce  Samuel  Birt,  printer,  19,  Ann  st. 
Pearce  Thomas,  pearl  button  manufacturer, 

court,  12,  Great  Hampton  street 
Pearce  Thomas,    hair    dresser,    30,    High 

street,  Dcritend 
Pearce  William,  glass  and  lead  merchant; 

h.  Adelaide  place,  Wellington  road 
Pearman  Thomas,   baker,  beerhouse,  and 

shopkeeper,  94,  Great  Hampton  street 
PearmanWilliam,  butcher,  cheese  and  bacon 

factor,  35,  Great  Russell  street 
Pears  and  Co.,  japanners  and  blank  tray 

manufacturers,  44,  Princip  street 
Pears  David,  inspector  of  weights  and  mea- 
sures, 13,  ^loor  street 
Pears  Jno. patent  axle,  (fee.  mnfr.40,  Cheapsd. 
Pears  William,  beerhouse,  26,  Bagj?ot  st. 
Pearsall    Abel,    jeweller   and    hosier,    29, 

St.  Martin  street 
Pearsall  Ann,  dressmkr..  56,  Northwood  st. 
Pearsall  Benj.  shoemkr.  44,  Summer  hill  ter. 
Pearsall  Clement,  beerhouse  and  rose  engine 

turner,  123,  Nelson  street,  West 
Pearsall  James,  japanner,  39,  Lionel  street ; 

house,  140,  Nelson  street,  West 
Pearsall  Joseph,  lapidary,  court,  2,  Bread 

street.  New  Hall  street 
Pearsall  Jph.,  btchr.,  72,  Broad  st.  Islington 
Pearsall  Thomas,  gun  furniture  maker  and 

rib  and  patent  plug  forger,  ct.  5,  Whittall 

sti'cc't ;  house,  Lodge  road 
Pearsall  William,  refiner  of  gold  and  silver, 

assayer  and  agent  to  the  Sheffield  smelting 

Company,  for  the  sale  of  gold  and  silver, 

60,  Northwood  street 
Pearsall  Wm.j)earl  button mkr.ct.  1 1 ,  Thorp s 
Pearsall  William,  clerk,  104,  Cregoe  street 
Pearson   Charles  Thomas,   merchant,   165, 

Great  Charles  street 
Pearson  Enock,  superintendent  registrar  and 

clerk  to  the  Board  of  (Juardians  for  the 

Aston  I'nion,  204,  Aston  road 
Pearson  (]eo.,  post  office  clerk,  Wynn  st. 
Pearson  James,  stock  and  share  broker,  31, 

Bennetts  hill;  h.  105,  llighgate 
Pearson  John,  locksmith,  ct.  93,  Cecil  st. 
Pearson  Mary  L()\usa,  stay  maker  and  baby 

Uucn  warehouse,  32,  Union  street 
Pearson  W  illiani.shopkpr.,  65,  Princip  st. 
Pearson  1  homas  l*earson,  agent  to  Swaine, 

Boord,    and   Co.,   distillers,    London,    16, 

Union  passage;  h,  244,  Bradford  street. 
Peart  James,  bookseller,  stationer,  <fec. ;  h. 

Camden  Hill  llo\ise 
Peart  Richard  and  Son,  booksellers,  station- 
ers, letterpress  and  lithograj)hic  printers, 

account  booknianut'acturers  andwholesale 

paper  dealers,  3^,  Bull  street 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPII.ARETICAL  LIST. 


229 


Peat  Hannah,  tripo  honsp,  114,  Hill  st. 
Peck  John,  bellliangcr,  lock,  ct- whitesmith, 

45,  ('hiirch  street 
Peck  Samuel, painter,  ct.  40,  Creg(ie  ])laco 
Peck  Thomas,  baker,  .ll,  Haiiley  street 


Penn  Samuel,  boiler,  spade,  and  slovel 
maker,  Lister  street ;  h.  Gravelly  hill 

Peun  Thos.,  brass  founder,  4^5,  IJromsgrove 
street,  and  niamifctr.  of  marbled  paper, 
pasteboard,  and  cards,  ;j.'J4,  Coventry  rd. ; 


Peck    William,   plumber,  painter,  &c.,  12,1     house,  165,  Green  lanes 

Hockley  hill  Penn  William,  saddler,  .'5,  St.  Martin's  lane 

Pedley  Thomas,  iron  tinned  spoon  maker,  j  Peunell  Edwin,  vict.  Chapel,  17,  Whittall  st 
202,  Francis  street  Penny  Ann,  beerhouse,  366,  New  John  st.W. 

Pedley  Wm.  guttapercha  whs.  143.Snowhill  '  Penson  Jph.,  cabinet  locksmith,  11,  Stone  yd 
Pee  Richard,"  carpenter.  Great  Colmore  st.  ]  Penton  Alfred,  seal  and  stone  engraver, 
Peedle  Wm.,  horse  ife  gig  letter,  3i,  Castle  st  |      coiu-t  14,  Snow  hill 

Peel  Henrv,  clerk.  12^  Lee  Crescent  j  Penton  Cornelius,vict. Green  Man,23,Fleetst 

Pedlingham.Tohn.btchr.  l29.Gt.Hamptonrw  Peplow  Joseph,  tobacconist,  342,  Cheapside 
Peel  John,  hair  dresser,  47,  Lister  street  Pepper  Joseph,  shopkeeper,  23,  Meriden  st 
Peel  John,  junr.,  builder.  Spring  street  |  Pepper  Sarah,  Jane,  and  Mary,  dress  ma- 

Peele  Peter,  glass  bead  mnfr.,  ct.  10,  Holt  st !      kers,  24,  Meridcn  street 


Peers  Chas.,  vict.  Fox  tfc  Dogs,  46,  Lionel  st 
Peers  Absalom,  linen  draper,  71,  Sheep  st 


Percival  John,  accountant,  55,  Ann  street; 
house,  Bristol  road 


Pegg  Edmund  and  Herbert,  druggists,  dry-   Percival  William,  surgeon,  29,  Bath  street 

salters,  and  grocers,  122,  Great  Charles  st !  Percy  John,  M.D.,  56,  Newhall  street 
Pegg  Eliz.,  metal  dealer,  56,  Steelhouse  lane  '  Perera  Augurio,  merchant,  28,  Gt.  Chas.  st 
PemberThos.,  carpenter,  144,  Bromsgrovestj  Periam  Henry  William,  screw  bolt  manu- 
-      -  -   ■'  „  ^    .^  „     .  ,      facturer,  119,  New  Canal  street 

Perkes  Wm.,  shopkeeper,  72,  Mott  street 
Perkins  Mrs.  Harriet,  Hagley  road 
Perkins  John,  chaser,  113,  Unett  street 
Perkins   Joseph,   victualler.    Odd   Fellows' 


Pemberton  Cathrn.,  green  grocer,  9,  Suffolk  st 
Pemberton  Edwin,  Esq.,  Grosvenor   House, 

H  agley  road 
Pemberton  Francis  and  Charles,  glass  stain- 

er,  d-c,  12  and  13,  Newhall  hill 
Pemberton  George  Arthur,  brass  founder ; 

house,  Warston  House 
Pemberton  James,  brazier  and  coppersmith, 

97,  Rea  street 


Arms,  33,  Adam  street 
Perkins  My.  milliner  &drs,  mk.  164,  Bristol  st 
Perkins  Mary  Ann,  button  &  trinket  gilder, 

ct.  17,  Edmimd  sti-eet ;  h.  Highgate 


Pemberton  John,  shopkeeper,  New  Thomas  |  Perkins  Richard,  pistol  maker,  and  Matilda, 
street,  Charles  Henry  street  !      dress  maker,  19,  Lench  street 

Pemberton  ^Slary,  fancy  wool  and  worsted  i  Perkins  Mr.  Thomas,  223,  Heneage  street 
dealer,  45,  New  street  i  Perkins  Rd.,  shoemaker,  ct.  1,  Hockley  hill 

PembertonThos. sen. brass fndr,;h.Warstone   Perkins  Thomas,  brush  manitfacturer,    oil 

Pemberton  Thomas,   junr.,  brass  founder ;  j      and  colourman,  7,  Spiceal  street 
house,  Birmingham  "heath  i  Perkins  Thos.,  clerk,  11,  Cumberland  street 

Pemberton    Thomas,    coal  merchant.    Old  Perkins  Mr.  William,  Brougham  street 


Old 
wharf;  house.  Monument  lane 
Pemberton  Thomas,  wue  weaver,  court  28, 

Little  Charles  street 
Pendleton  Daniel,  shopkeeper,  10,  Regent  pi 
Pendleton  Wm.  periodical  dlr.,  5 1 ,  Steelhs.  In 
Penn  Ann,  mistress,  St.  Mark's  school,  St. 
Mark's  St. ;  h.  Springfield  pi.,  Springfield  st 
Penn  Charles  Joshua,  eugiaver  and  copper- 
plateprntr.  1 14,  Lionel  st.  ;h.  52, Caroline  st 
Penn  Edward,  registrar  of  births  and  deaths 

for  St.  Thomas'  ward,  4,  Bristol  street 
Penn  Edward,  clerk,  178,  Bristol  street 
Penn  Edward,  stay  maker,  109,  Tennant  st 
Penn  George,  clerk,  5,  Bath  row 
Penn  George,  vict.  and  collector  of  highway 
rates  for  St.  Paul's  and  St.  (ieorge's  dis- 
tricts. Three  Tuns  Inn,  162,  Livery  street 
Penn  Mr.  James,  170,  Green  lanes 
Penn  Mr.  James,  Hamstead  row 


Perkins  Wm.  police  constable,  ct.  4,  Ellis  st 
Perkins  Wm.lumiturebrkr.,21,  Prospectrw 
Perkins  William,  soda  water  manufr.  and 

goods  remover,  152,  Great  Brook  sti-eet 
Perkins   William,  jeweller   and   gold   seal 

maker,  5,  Caroline  street 
Perks  Benjamin,  cooper,  39,  Hockley  hill 
Perks  and  Co.,  manufs.  of  brass  and  iron 
bedsteads,  (fehea%-y  steel  toys,  19,  Legge  st 
Perks  Edward,  baker,  St.  Vincent  street 
Perks  Hy.green  grcr.  1 1 ,  Bishop  st.  Moseley  st 
Perks  Hy.  shopkeeper,  71,  Gt.  Hampton  rw 
Perks  John,  manufacturer  of  metallic  bed- 
steads; house,  19,  Legge  street 
Perks  John,  green  grocer,  113,  Hockley  hill 
Perks  Mrs.  My.  Ann,  Thomas  st.  Aston  brook 
Perks  Matthew,   manufacturer  of  metallic 

bedsteads,  tfec. ;  house,  242,  Aston  road 
Perks  &  Kirby,  jewellers,  56.},  Gt.  11  amptonst 
PennJohn,pearlbuttonmkr.,ct.58,Liverystj  Perks  and  Rogers,  mnfrs.  of  british  patent 
Penn  John  <fe  Rt.,  soap  mnfrs.,  and  lucifer       rolled  crown,  sheet,  horticultural,  and  co- 


matchmrchts.l7,Edgbastonst.;h. Green  In 
Penn  Maria,  pork  butcher,  13,  Summer  In 


loured  glass,   plmnber.?,   bra-s   founders, 
dc,  52,  Dale  end 


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BIRMIS'GHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LtSf. 


Perks  Richard,  s^hopkceper,  30,  Slieepcote  st 
Perks    Samuel,   gnn   lock  forger   and  tool 

broker,  87,  Lichfield  street 
Perks  Thomas  and  Son,  heavy  steel  toy  and 
tool  makers,  106;},  Croat  Hampton  street 
Perks  Thos.  cabinet  lock  mkr.,  ct  3,  Canal  st 
Perks  Thomas,  builder,  11,  Sun  st.,  West 
Perks  Thos.,  jeweller;  h.  Heathfield  road 
Perks  William,  jun.,  british  plate  glass,  &c. 

merchant ;  house,  Aston  road 
Perks    William,     boot    and    shoe    maker, 

court  14,  Little  Charles  street 
Ponnan  Mrs.  Ann,  Calcutta  terrace 
Perrin  John,  car  proptr.,  Icknield  street,  E. 
Perrin  Wm.,  boot  maker,  34,  Ct.  llussell  st ; 
Perrin  William,  watch  key  maker,  court  2, 
Brearleystreet,  W.;  h.68,  Upr.  Hospitalst 
Perrins  Chas.,  clerk,  Ceorge  street,  Lozells 
Perrins  James,  brush  mfr.,  14,  Hampton  st 
PeiTOW  Jno.  Dunstan,  shopkpr.,  36,  Cross  st 
Perry  Aaron,  plumber,  glazier,  and  painter, 

40,  Hockley  hill 
Pei-ry  Benjamin,  tailor,  5,  Bell  street 
PeiTy  Benjamin,  green  grocer,  196,  Cheapsd 
Pen-y  Chas.,  gilt  watch  key  mkr.,  12,  Digby  st 
PeiTv  Charles,  clerk,  Ilamstead  road 
Perry  Ed w.,  boot  &  shoe  mkr.,  61  ,Cit.  Chas.  st 
PeiTy  Eliz.,  ladies'  school,  19,  Exeter  row 
PeiTyElz.  Ann, <t  Emma,  school,  Ilamstead  rd 
Perry  Erederick,  watch  swivel  maker,   13, 

Brearlcy  street,  W.;  h.  Wills  street 
Peny  George,  beerhouse.  Great  Francis  st 
Perry    Heniy,   glass  button  manufacturer, 

court  47,  New  John  street,  West 
Perry  Mrs.  Jane,  Hagleyroad 
Peny  Jane  tfe  Susnh.,  stay  mks.,  23,  Aston  st 
Perry  Jas.  Chas.,  jun.,  manufactr.  of  fancy 
steel  toys,  steel  split  and  keyrings,  watch 
keys,    chains,    tVrc,    IS,    Legge    street ; 
house,  4,  Lee  crescent 
PciTy  James,  butcher,  75,  Dale  end 
PeiTy  Jas.  Bracy  and  Co.,  merchants,   16, 

S(.  Paul's  square;  h.  Carpenter's  road 
Perry  Jas.  tool  tfe  pinion  mkr.,  ct.  171,  Barrst 
Perry  James  C'havles.  gi-ocer  and  tea  dealer, 

6,  I'niou  street ;  h.  Wheeleys  road 
I'erry  James,  sho])keeper,  55,  Essington  st 
I'erry  .Fohn,  stock  and  share  broker  ;  house, 

Calthorj'e])lace,  Islington  row 
PeiTy  John,  shopkeeper,  54,  Bordesley  st 
Perry    John,    gim    imj)lement   maker,    36, 
Lovedny  street;  h.  1(5,  New  John  st.  W. 
Perry  John,  silversmith,  d'C. ;  h.  Frederick 

street,  Islington  row 
Pf^rry  Joseph,   rose,   damask,   and   general 
engine  tmner,  U»9A,  Lower  Brearley  st.  ; 
house,  Barker  street.  Hunter's  lane 
Perry  Joseph,  schoolmaster,  23,  Aston  st 
lN>rry  J  l»h.  locksnih.  A- bellhgr.  t>7,  Snuillbk.  st 
Perry  Mary  Jan(>,  national  school  mistress. 

Pinfold  street;  h.  Baskerville 
Perry  Ml .  st  at  ioner  &  news  agt .  1  1 1  ,'H  ockly  hi 
Peny  Robert,  jewellery  nninfr.,  19,  Ann  »t. 


Perry  Samuel,  manager,  17,  Regent  plac^ 
Perry  Saml.,  button  brnshr.,  ct.7,  Hampton  st 
Perry    Samuel,   gold   watch   hand   maker, 
court  2,  Gough  street ;  h.  23,  Aston  street 
Perry  Samuel,  jnn.,  engraver,  17,   Regent 

place  ;  house,  Phillip's  street,  Aston 
Perry  Samuel,   locksmith   and  belllianger 

118,  Pritchet  street 
Perry  Samuel,  vict..  Royal  Oak,  Lozells 
Perry  Thomas,  beerhouse,  15,  Sherborne  st. 
Perry  Thomas  James,  rose  engine  turner 
<fe  engi-aver,  40,  Barr  street,West ;  house, 
Barker  street,  Hunter's  lane 
Perry  William,  daupnan,  Garbett  street 
PeiTy  William,  pearl  button  maker,  court 

12,  Bread  street,  Newhall  street 

Perryman  Jph.  Hy.,  bookseller,  17,  Highst 

Pershouse  Henry,  patentee  and  sole  manfr. 

of  the  postage  stamp  affixer,  and  elastic 

diaphragm,  j*cvalve  inkstnds.,  1 03,  Suffolk  st 

Perton  George,   Esq.,   Ashley   Iloase,   26, 

Calthorpe  street 
Pervis  George,  shopkeeper,  35,  Cregoe  st. 
Petefer  David,  silversmith,  Great  King  st. 
Peters  Chas.vict.WhiteSwan.l, Navigation  st 
Peters  Edward,  victualler,  Dartmouth  Arms, 

15,  Dartmouth  street 
Peters  Edw.,  wine  &  spirit  mchnt.,  77.  Bullst 
Peters  George  &  Son,  wine,  spirit,  &  porter 

merchants,  101,  High  street 
Peters   George    Charlton,   wine    and   spirii; 
merchant ;  house,  Showell  G  reen,  Moseley 
Peters  Jesse,  gun  lock  filer,  com-t  26,  New 

Summer  street ;  house,  29,  Cecil  street 

Peters  Paul,  gilt  <tc.  button  manufacturer, 

court  2,  Cannon  street;  h.  36,  Livery  st. 

'  Peters  Rd.  tfc  Son,  manuirs.  of  tortoise  shell 

tea  caddies,  work  boxes,  card.  Arc.  cases, 

and  dealers  in  mother-o-pearl,  38,  Peters 

buildings,  Cecil  street 

Peters  W  illiam,  tortoise  shell  box  maker ;  h. 

69,  Hocklev  hill 
j  Peters  A\'m..  gun  lock  filer  ;  h.  31,  Cecil  st. 
Petford  Alfred,  grocer,  Handsworth  village 
:  Petford  J]di..  gentleman.  Ashley  pi.  Bristol  rd 
I  Pettc'fer  Richard,  bricklayer,  ct.  K"),  Mott  st 
i  Pettefer  lid.,   engraver,  20,  Regent  place, 
I      house,  33.  Tenby  street 
Pettet  George,  tanner,  4,  Dean  street 
Pettitt  Rev.  George,  curate  St.  Phili])'s,  36, 

Broad  street,  Islington 
Pettitt  (leorge  and  Son,  shoe  and  leather 

clog  makers,  24,  Exeter  row 
Pettitt  .Iph.,  artist,  45,  Sununer  hill  teirace 
l'(>ttitt  Rt.Jishmonger,  50.  1  ligh  st.  Deritend 
Pettitt  rhos.coo])er,Snujllheath,Coventryrd. 
Pettv  James,  wire  worker  and  weaver,  ct.6, 
Moor  street  ;  h.  83,  Bartholomew  street 
Petty  William,  dairyman,  180,  Ileneage  st. 
Peverelle  Lewis,  brace,  belt,  dc.  manufac- 
I      turer,  28,  ICdgljastou  street 
P«'verelle  John  Bern;u-d,  j)icturr  frame  and 
thermometer  maker.  16,  Pershore  street 


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231 


Peyton  Abel,  niannfiicturing  clieiuist;  h. 

Church  road,  Edij^baston 
Peyton  anclIIarlon-,ninfrs.  of  patontmetallic 

bedsteads,  Bordosley  Works,  High  street, 

Bordesley,  and  12,  i'antou  sqiuire,  I  lay- 
market,  London 
Peyton  and  Ile.=»,  mannfrs.  of  liooks,   eyes, 

d'c,  })l).  High  street,  Bordesley 
Peyton  llichard,    niannfacturing  chemist; 

house.  Church  road,  Edgliaston 
Peyton  c't  Son,  mnfctrng.  chemists.  Lister  st. 
Pheips  Joseph  Lloyd,  clerk,  Lee  crescent 
Phillips  Abraham,  dyer,  9,  Bread  st.  Hill  st 
Phillips  Benjamin,  jeweller,  13,  Mott  st. 
Pliillips  Chas.  Jas.,  "modeller,  139,  Vyse  st 
Phillips  Chas.,  shopkpr.,  1.5,  Bishopgate  st. 
Phillips  Cliarles,  clerk,  133,  Cregoe  st. 
Phillips  Edwin,  florist,  Pnich  street 
Phillips  Mrs.  Eliz.,216,  New  John  st.,  W. 
Phillips  Eliz.,  beerhouse,  20,  New  Summer  st 
Phillips  Frederick,  manufacturer  of  lamps, 

chandeliers,  candelabras,  inkstands',  lus- 
tres, tfec,  in  bronze,  or-moul,  29,  Mary 

street,  Caroline  street,  St.  Paul's 
Phillips  George,  ironfounder  and  manufac- 

ttu-er  of  Redmund's  patent  hinges,  88|, 

Aston  street ;  house,  94,  Navigation  st. 
Phillips  Geo,,  hard  wood  trnr.,ct.  3,  Buckst 
Phillips  George,  shopkeeper,  1 8,  Old  Inkleys 
Phillips  George,   cabinet  case  maker,  118, 

Great  Charles  street 
Phillips  Henry,  iron  tinned  spoon  manufac- 

tiu-er,  10,  Howe  street 
Phillips  Henry,  jeweller  and  chain  maker. 

Great  Kinij  street 
Phillips  Henry,  manfr.  of  hooks  and  eyes, 

clasps,  d'C,  6S^  Graham  street 
Phillips  James,  builder,   104,  Constitution 

hill ;  h.  3,  St.  Luke's  row 
Phillips  James,  carpenter,  30,  Cox  street 
Phillips  John,  chemist,  druggist,  grocer,  tea 

and  british  wine  dealer,  oil  and  colourman 

cfec,  I,  Camden  street 
Phillips  John  cfe  Henry,  refiners  and  dealers 

in  metals,  Phillips  street,  Aston  brook 
Phillips  John,  carpet  slipper  &  shoemaker, 

25,  Buckingham  street 
Phillips  John,   lathe  and  tool  maker,  16, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Phillips  John,  saw  mills,  wood  turner,  and 

corn  miller.  Bridge  street,  West  ;  house, 

St.  George's  ten-ace 
Phillips  John,  vict.,Revervoir  T\Tn.,  Eyre  st 
Phillips  John,  hair  dresser,  79,  Aston  st. 
Phillips  John,  wool  carder  and  mop  maker, 

38,  Meriden  street 
Phillips  John,  hair  dresser,  339,  Cheapside 
Phillips  John,  paper  hanger,  32,  Skinner  In. 
Phillips  John,  ])rovision  dlr.,  17,  Dale  end 
Phillips  John  Rd.,  surgeon,  75,  Up. Tower  st. 
Phillips  Jonathan,  grocer,  48,  Hospital  st. 
Phillips  Joseph,  german  silver  pencil  case, 

rotary,  &  desk  sealmfr.,  bk.  10,  Hanley  st 


Phillips  Joseph,  clerk,  Ilighgate  lane 
Philli])s  My.,  grocer,  79,  High  st.,  Bordesley 
Phillips  Mary  Aim  c\^  Louisa,  ladies'  school, 

4<"),  Hockley  liill 
Phillips  Samuel,  glass  button  maker,  court, 

17,  St.  George's  street 
Phillips  Saml.,  hat  mfr.  cfe  furrier,  88,  Highst 
Phil'ips  Samuel,  gun  and  pistol  maker,  8, 

Weaman  row;  h.  Edgbaston  lane 
Phillips  Thomas,  gun  and  pistol  maker,  8, 

AVeaman  row  ;  h.  Spark  brook 
Phillips  Thomas,  junior,  gun  &  jjistol  mkr., 

8,  Weaman  row  ;  h.  Spark  brook 
Phillips  Thomas,  green  ger.,  29,  Stafford  st. 
Phillips  Thomas,  engraver  and  printer,  274, 

Bradford  st. ;  h.  Mary  st.,  Balsall  heath 
Phillips  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

137,  New  st. ;  h.  Wellington  road 
Phillips  Thos.,  druggist,  45,  Smallbrook  st. 
Phillips  Walter  Henry,  engineer,  machinist, 

and  milluTight,  15,  Cumberland  st. 
Phillips  William,  confectioner  &tea  dealer, 

26,  Lslington  row 
Phillips  Wm.  Benj.,  buckle,  hook  and  eye 

manufacturer,  67,  Great  Hampton  row 
Phillips    William,   provision   merchant,    5, 

Spiceal  st.;  h.  Moseley  Road  House 
Phillips  Mr.  V»'m.,  Barker  st.,  Hunter's  In. 
Phillips  Wm.,  corn  mert.,  59,  Ravenhurst  st 
Phillips  William,  carpenter,  83,  Bath  row 
Phillips  William,  beerhouse,  2,  Oozells  st. 
PhillipsWm.  orange  dlr.  &fruiterer,31,Bellst 
Phillips  Vrilliam,  brass  founder,  Ivy  lane 
Phillips  William,  stock  and  share  broker,  28, 

Ann  street;  h.  Breedon  House 
Phillips  Wm.,  plmbr.,pantr.,<fec.,41.  Hall  st. 
Phillips  William,  cabinet  maker  and  car- 
penter, 83,  Navigation  street 
Phillips  William.,  cooper  and   refiner,    189, 

Lawley  street 
Phillips  William,  brass  founder,  61,  Moor 

street ;  h.  86,  Gt.  Brook  street 
Phillpot  James  Peek,  tea  dlr.;  h.  Hagley  rd 
Phillpott  Wm.  &  Son,  wholesale  and  retail 

tea  dlrs,,  grocers,  &  coffee  rstrs.,  28,  High  st 
Phillpotts  &  Co.,  corn  merchants,  49,  New  st 
Phipps  Henry,  bricklayer,  79,  Edmund  st 
Phipps  James,  slater.  Good  Knave's  end 
Phipps   Mary   Ann,    Oxford   coffee   house, 

183,  Livery  street 
Phipps  Walter,  cheese  and  oatmeal  dealer, 

court  13,  Coleshill  street 
Pliipson  Mrs.  Ann  Smith,  Harborne  road 
Phipson  Edward,  manufr.  of  brass  and  iron 

japanned  bedsteads,  70,  Navigation  st. ; 

"house,  4,  Gloucester  terrace.  High  gate 
Phipson  John,  gentleman,  10,  Yew  Tree  rd 
Phipson  Joseph  Henry,manufact\iring  chem- 
ist, 37,  Lawley  street 
Phipson  Joseph,  agent  to  the  General  Fire 

and  Life  Insiu-ance  Co.  70,  Navigation  st.; 

house.  Alpha  Cottage,  Highgate 
Phipson  Jph.  Weatherby,  gent.  Chain  walk 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


PhipsonMary  Ann&Eliz.school,129,High|s:t 
Phipson  Richard  Barroll,   pin  and  needle 

manufacturer ;  house,  Islington  row 
Phipson  Samuel   Ryland,  stock  and  share 

broker,  1 3,  Bennett's  hill ;  h.  Monument  In 
Phipson  Thomas  and  Sons,  patent  pin  and 

needle  manufacturers,  91,  Mott  street 
Phipson  Mrs.  M'illiam,  Westbourne  road 
Piari)oint  James,  black  ornament  maker, 

court  7,  Woodcock  street 
Pick  Wm.,  baker  &  flour  dealer,  10,  Bath  rw 
Pickard  John,  die  stock  and  tool  maker, 

ct.  20,  Lichfield  st.;  h.  147,  Ashted  parade 
Pickard  Thos.,  cashier,  London  and  North 

Western    Railway   Co.,    Curzou    street ; 

house,  79,  Great  Brook  street 
Pickard  Thos.,  brass  founder,  103,  Suffolk  st 
Pickard    Thomas    Morris,  ironmonger  and 

tool  warehouse,  75,  Bull  street 
Picken  Thomas,  wholesale  and  retail  paper 

dlr.,  stationer,  bookbinder,  machine  ruler, 

factor,  &  branch  post  office,  221,  Bristol  st 
Pickerill  William,  painter  and  artist,  225, 

Sherlock  street 
Pickering  Charles,  tailor,  183,  Moseleyst 
Pickering  John,  grocer  and  tallow  chandler, 

24,  Fordrough  >trect 
Pickering  Jph.,  railway  contractor,  George 

street,  Islington 
Pickering  Richard,  warden,  people's  instruc- 
tion society,  l,New  Meeting  street 
Pickering  Richard,  auctioneer,  Up.  Dean  st 
Pickering  Samuel,  tailor,  221,  Sherlock  st 
Pickering  William,  blacksmith  and  farrier, 

64,  Wharf  street 
Pickering  Wm.,  chmst.  tt  drgst..  92,  Snow  hi 
Pickersgill  Peter,  painter,  1,  Wells  street 
Pickersgill  William,  painter,  1, Wells  street, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Pickford  and  Co.,  carriers  to  all  parts  of  the 

kingdom,  cither  as  principals  or  agents, 

London  and  North  \\'estern  Railway  Sta- 
tion, Curzon  st. ;  Robert  Ilowson,  agent   i 
Pickin  J(»hn.  smith   and   tool   maker,    27,  { 

Coleshill  street ;  house,  34,  Doe  street 
Pickin  Thos.,  coach  builder,  253,  Bradford  st  i 
I'ifkin  William.  j;ij);iun(^r.  Summer  lane        | 
PicktonMaryAnu,stationer,circltng. library, 

<fe  branch  j)Ost  office,98,  Broad  st.  Islington 
Piddington  (Jeorge,  hair  dresser  and  news 

agent,  44,  rn»*tt  street 
Piddock  John,  brush  manufacturer  and  wire 

worker,  20,  Little  Ann  street 
Piddock  Mr.  William,  74,  Grosvenor  st.  W. 
Piercy  I'Jjenzr.,  house  agent,  30,  Bennetts  hi 
I'iercy  KllcMi,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  147, 

Bromsgrove  street 
Piercy  Mrs.  Mary,  3,  Tenby  street 
Piercy  Miss  Mary,  Priory  i)lace,  Bristol  road 
Piercy   Richard,  military  ornament   gilder, 

20,*Mary  Ann  slre(>t  ;*  li.  Willis  street 
Pigg  .lolin,  tailor  and  draper,  2Ui,  Bristol  st 
Piggott  Klizn,  ladies'  school,  H,  Colmore  row 


Piggott  Thomas,  steam  engine  boiler,  gas 
holder,  (fee.  manufacturer,  Spring  hill 

Piggott  Mrs. ,  14,  Parade 

Piggott  \\'illiam  Wray  Western,  button  ma- 
nufacturer, 31,  St.  Pauls  square 
Piggs  William,  wheelwright,  blacksmith,  and 
periodical  dealer,  122,  Broad  st.  Islington 
Pike   Cornelius,   printer,    bookseller,    dec. ; 

house,  1 4,  Bull  street 
Pike  John,  lathe  <fe  tool  maker,  ct.  6,  Duke  st 
Pike  Samuel,  vict.,  Star,  114,  Dale  end 
Pilkington  George,  weighing  machine,  scale 
beam,    and  steelyard  manufacturer,   48, 
Bull  street;  h.  George  street,  Lozells 
Pilling  George,  lapidary,  169,  Hockley  hill 
Pilsbury  John,  builder,  Wilton  street 
Pimm  John,  clock  case  maker.  8,  Brearley 

street.  West;  h.  158,  Hockley  hill 
Pimm    Henry   and   Co.,    gold    and    silver 

beaters,  29,  Newhall  street 
PimraSusnh.strawhatmkr.,  158.  Hockleyhl 
PimmWm.  polishr.  Basker\-ille;  h.  Harborne 
Pinches  Hy., gentleman.  Plough  tfe  Harrow  In 
Pinches  Thos.,  gent.  Winsou  Green  Cottage 
Pinder  Benj . Wm. baker  tfe  flr.  dlr. oS,  Bagot st 
Pingley  Mr.  Edwin,  Bristol  road 
Pinfold  Hy.^ict.  Georged:  Dragon, Novasct.  st 
Pinks  Wm.  Fredk.,  gentleman,  Bristol  road 
Pinn  Fredk.,  vict.  Bulls  Head,  37.  Wharf  st 
Pinner  John,  car  proprietor,  20,  Parade 
Pinner  Rd.,  clothes  broker,  53,  Lichfield  st 
Pinner  Thomas,  vict.,  car  proprietor,  (Sec. 

Five  Ways  Tavern,  1,  Lady  Wood  lane 
Pinner  Thomas,  tailor,  52.  Lichfield  street 
Pinner  Rd.,  tailor  and  draper,  91,  Dale  end 
Pinson  John,  solicitor;  h.  31,  Caldthorpest 
Pipe  Eliza,  school,  47,  Bread  st.,  Newhall  st 
PipeJohn,  oilcloth,  (fee.  mkr.,  198,  Ashted  rw 
Pipe  Mary  Ann,  dress  maker,  37,  Church  st 
Pipe  Matilda,  Wes.  infant  school,  Cheiry  st 
Pipe  William,  tinman's  furniture  and  small 

hand  vice  maker,  37,  Church  street 
Pipe  Wm.  jun.,  rose  engine  turner  (fe  damask 
cutter,  37,  Church  street ;  h.  Gi.  Russejl  st 
Piper  Henry,  grocer,  li,  Moseley  street 
Piper  James,  managing  partner,  Cooklejr 
^^'ood  Screw  Co,,  Ilondm-as  whf.  Snow  hi 
Piper  Samuel,  grocer.  21,  Kyland  street 
Pi])er   William,   retail   brewer  and  grocer, 

41,  Sheepcote  street 
Piper  Wm.,  bricklayer,  99,  Bishopsgate  st 
Pitchford  Job,  shopkeeper,  27,  Vale  street 
Pitchford  Hd.  goods  rem\T  ct.  12,  New  John  st 
Pitchford  Thos..  baker.  1.  Bridge  street,  W. 
Pitman   Edward,  classical  and  commercial 

academy,  180,  Bristol  road 
Pitman  i'dward,  coal  dealer.  6,  William  st.  N 
Pitnuin  .loseph.  fellmonger,  96,    Coventry 

street;  John  Ick.  manager 
Pitt  (^nirle»  Peter,  manufr.  of  japan  wares, 

Baskerville  works  ;  h.  St.  Marks  street 
Pitt  Eliza,  mistress  St.  Martins  ragged  in- 
fant school,  Well  lane  ;  h.  Baskenillu 


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Pitt  Edward,  ck-rk  to  Birmingham  Board  of 
Guard  iinis,\'ictoriat\»tti>jjfe,nr.Astun  Park 
Pitt  Jmx  vict.Old  Malt  shovel.  -21.^,  Principst 
Pitt  Joseph,  clerk  town  weighing  machine, 

103,  Snow  hill 
Pitt  Joseidi,  ja])anner,   Ilanley  street;    h. 
60,  CUvehmd  street  j 

Pitt  Rd.,  green  grocer,  3S,  Bishopgate  st      I 
Pitt  Richard,  tailor,  2li'>,  Aston  road  ; 

Pitt  Saml.  haker  &  flonr  dlr.,  .35,  Stafford  st 
Pitt  Sarah,  hrass  nail  and  cm-tain  ring  mlr., 

S6,  Caroline  st.;  h.  46,  Summer  liill  ter. 
Pitt  William, hrass  founder  and  whitesmith, 

86,  Caroline  st. ;  h.  46,  Summer  hill  ter. 
Pitt  Mr.  \Vm.,  and   W'm.  jun.,   landscape 
painter,  Burleigh  place,  Pershore  road       j 
Pittaway  Jno.,confctnr.,Handsworthvillago 
Pitta  way  Thomas,  car  proprietor,  1,  Rea  stl 
Pittaway  Wm.,  maltster,  ct.  6,  Bromsgrovest 
Pittey  Joseph,  com.  traveller, 2S|^,  Sand  Pits  ^ 
PittsJuo.drawingmaster.76,Gt.  Hamptonrw  j 
Pixel!  Rev.  Hemy,  Clmrchroad,  Edgbaston  ' 
PizerTohias,pwnhkr.,]SO,  Broad  st.  Islington  | 
Plahto  Levi,  trav.  jeweller,  77?  Lr.  Hurst  st' 
Plampin  Major,  bookbinder,  cfec,  61^,  New- 
hall  street ;  house,  Tenby  street 
PlantDvd.,clerk,25,Frederickst.Newhallhl. 
Plant  John,  wool  card  manufr.,  Benacrest. 
Plant  Jno.pearlbttn.mkr.  143, Gt.Hamptn.rw 
Plant  &  Pears,nifrs. of  patent  axles,improved  | 
lamps, furnitm-e,  <fcc.  for  railway  and  other! 
carriages,  ClarendonWorks,  40,  Cheapside 
Plant  Rd.,  wood  tiuner,  court  7,  Gough  st. 
PlantThos.  patent  axle mfr.;  h.40,  Cheapside 
PlantThos.  Hodgson,  eatinghs.,  14,  Livery  st 
Plant  William,  clerk.  Temperance  terrace 
Plasket  Susannah,  dress  mkr.,  62,  Blucherst 
Plastans  John,  butcher,  3.},  Aston  street 
Plastans  Rd.,  butcher,  IIS'^,  Co lesh ill  street 
Plastans Wm.,bksllr.&stationer,55, Dale  end 
Plastins  Samuel,  coal  dealer,  .55,  Blucher  st 
PlattGeo.,beerhs.(feshopkpr.,23,Ludgatehill 
Piatt  Samuel,  niilh^Tight,  pattern  <fe  model 
maker  for  all  kinds  of  machinery,  173, 
Broad  street,  Islington 
Piatt  Thomas,  hah-  dresser,  40,  Dale  end 
Playfair  Charles,  gun  and  pistol  manufac- 
turer; house,  101,  Summer  lane 
PledgeEdw.Varney,whipmufr.3l  l,Clieapsd. 
Plevins  Jabez,  victualler.  Three    Crowns, 

221,  High  street,  Deritend 
PlevinsThomson,bldr. ;  h.  George  st.  Edgbstn 
Plimer  John,  beerhouse,  3,  Oxygen  street 
Plows  Mary,  dressmaker,  118,Up.Towerst 
Pocock    Francis,    wood   tiirner,    coiu-t   66, 
Woodcock  street;  h.  95,  New  Canal  street 
Pocock  Richard  Rickwood,  manager  Galva- 
nized Iron  Co.,  10,  Broad  st.,  Islington 
Podmore  and  Cotterell,  civil  engineers  and 

surveyors,  26,  Bennett's  hill 
PodmoreEdw.,grcr.d-pr\-sn.dlr.l,Newhallhl. 
Podmore  John  Buckley,  civil  engineer,  (fee. ; 
house,  Lady  Pool  lane,  Spark  l»rook 


Podmore  Thomas,  horse  and  cattle  dealer, 

and  beerhouse,  41,  Dean  street 

Podmore  William  Ilandsley,  solicitor,  26, 

Bennett's   hill;    house,   32,     Lady    Pool 

lane,  S])ark  brook 

Pogmore  Joseph,  shopkeeper,  10,  Howard  st 

P(»inton   John,    clerk,     136,    Wells   street, 

(Jrcat  Hampton  street 
Pole  (Jeo.,  wholesale  butcher,  9,  Lr.  Essex  st 
Pole 'J'homas,btchr.efe  cattle  dlr.,49,Snow  hill 
Pollard  Jas.,  hair  dresser,  148.  Nelsonst.W. 
Poller  Christoplier,  coach  and  harness  brass 

founder,  Bellmont  row 
Poller  Richard, french plater,  ct. 9,  Steelhs.ln 
Polley  Wm.,bootifeshoemkr.,  5,  Colmorerow 
Pollock  Robt.,  ironmonger,  16,  Smallbrookst 
Polytechnic    Institution,   Steelhouse   lane ; 

George  B.  Haines,  librarian 
Pomfret  Ed w.  baker  cfe  flour  dlr.  29,  M oland  st 
Poncia  Anthony,  hard  &  smallware  dealer, 

6,  Moor  street 
Poncia  Dominic,hardwrman,  58, Edgbastn.st 
Poncia  John,    Birmingham,    London,    and 
Shetlield  warehouse,  54,  Worcester  street 
Poncia  John  &  Son,  hardwaremen,  dealers 
in  cutlery,  plated  and  gilt  jewellery,  ma- 
nufacturers of  german  silver  articles,  and 
merchants,  50,  Pershore  street 
PoncierleeJane,mlnr.&dressmkr,ll,A.B.rvv 
Ponsford  Thomas,  haberdasher  and  ink  ma- 
ker, 129,  High  street,  Bordesley 
Pool  John,  pearl  button  manufacturer,  72, 
Newhail  street;  house,  13,  Lionel  street 
Poole  John,  cooper,  24,  John  st..  Dale  end 
Poole  John,  toy  and  hardware  dealer.  Mar- 
ket hall ;  hou^e,  7.  Lpper  Dean  street 
Poole  Richard,  ironfouuder  and  beerhouse, 

4,  Newhail  street 
Poole  Rd.,  joiner  cfe furntr.brkr., 24,  Balsall st 
Poole  William,  plumber,  glazier,  &c.,  and 

Ann,  dj'er,  5,  Aston  street 
Pooler  Wm.,  bone  button  mnfr.,  Bridge  st., 
Broad  st.,  &  retail  brewer,  1,  Sheepcoteln 
Poolton   James,   goldsmith,  jeweller,   and 

black  ornament  manufr.,  44,  Horse  fair 
Pope  Benj.,  vict.  Rose  &  Crown,  37,  Moorst 
Pope  Christopher,  agent  to  the  Galvanized 

Iron  Co.,  10,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Pope  Henry,  nursery  tfe  seedsman,  Gibheatli 

and  Market  hall 
Pope  James,  gent.  Frederick  st.  Newhail  hi 
Pope  Thomas,  frying  pan  and  button  ma- 
nufacturer, 1,  Mount  street 
Porta  Joseph,  green  grocer,  345,  Cheapside 
Porteous  1  homas.  trv.  draper,  32,  Graham  st 
Porter  Alfred,vict.  Bull's  Head.22,  Howard  st 
Porter  Benj.,  saddle  tree  maker,  Sherlock  st 
Porter  Charles,  siu-geon,  54,  Digbeth 
Porter  James,  boot  and  shoe  mkr.  43,  Moorst 
Porter  Mr.  John,  Wheeleys  road 
Porter  Joseph,  tailor,  118,  Lionel  street 
Porter  Rd.,  goods  remover  cfe  broker,  Tonk  st 
Portlock  Jas.  gun  barrel  mkr.  41,Whittall8t 

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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Portlock  John,  gun  and  pistol  barrel  maker, 

30,  Whittall  street 
Portlock  John,  gun  and  pistol  mfr.  7,  Sand  st 
Portlock   Thomas,    assistant    clerk,    proof 

house.  4'i,  Woodcock  street 
Port\vavIIannah,metalrnixer,27,Pritchetst 
Post  Office,  93,  New  sti-eet;    Miss  G.  M. 

Gottwaltz,  postmistress 
Postans  Wm.  Geo.,  varnish  and  japan  mfr., 

19,  Lionel  st. ;  h.  George  st.  Islington 
Poston  Benjamin,  shoe  maker,  1 1 0,  Smith  st  j 
Pott  David,  shopkeejjer,  7,  Price  street 
Potter  Charles,  farmer,  Garrison  Lane  Farm  \ 
Potter  Mrs.  Clara  Ann,  Aston  New  Town    I 
Potter  Enoch,  jeweller,  ct.  124,  Bishop  st.,  { 
Moseley  st.,  Ar  beerhouse,  124,  Sherlock  st 
Potter  Geo.  spectacle  mkr.  ct.  1 6,G  t.Charles  st 
Potter  James,  dairyman,  31,  George  street   | 
Potter  James  and  Co.,  malt  and  coffee  mill 
mfrs.  17i,J  amaicarw. ;  h. 59,  \'ictoria  Grove 
Potter  John,  locksmith  and  bellhanger,  29, 

Balsall  street 
Potter  John,  baker,  113,  Pritchet  street 
Potter  Jph.,  cabnt.  l)rass  fndr.,  68,  Ashted  rw 
Potter  Robert  Bromfield,  house  agent,  48, 

Cherry  street ;  house,  6,  Highgate 

Potter  Stephen,  fishmonger,  4,  Dale  end 

Potter  Samuel,  brazier,  and  manufr,  of  all 

kinds  of  fancy  bronze,  british,  brass,  and 

copper  teakettles,  <fec.,  5,  Charlotte  street 

Potter  William,  jeweller,  18,  Snape  street; 

house,  71,  King  Edward's  road 
Potts  Henry,  beerhouse,  9,  Queen  street 
Potts  John,  crpntr.  ddrntr.brkr.,1  ir),Lionelst 
Potts  Thomas  Hy.,   gun  mnfr.,  Shadwell  stj 
Potts  William,  manufr.  of  gas  or  oil  lamps, 
chandeliers,    gas    fittings,    and    general 
brass  founder,  16,  Easy  row 
Pound  Stewart,  shoe  mkr.,  38,  St.  Georges  st 
Povey  Geo. pearl  ornament  mfr.  ct.  8,  Ward  st 
PoultneyJohn,  cut  nail  mnfr.  99,  Granville  st 
PoultonJohn,  earthnwr.dlr.  98,Northwood  s 
Poulton   John,  jun.,   pistol   manufacturer, 

Si)earman's  Imildings;  h.  100.  Livery  st. 
Poulton  J  ph.  bilker  tV':shoj)kr.47,NewC  anal  st 
Pountuey  Charles,  brace  bit  manufacturer, 

ct.  13,  Moseley  street 
Pountney  Daniel,  brewer's  traveller.  New 

'ihonuis  street,  (harles  Ileuvy  street 
Pountney  John  Keeves,  wholesale  <fe  retail 
currier  tfe  leather  s(^ller,  21,  \Vorcester  st.; 
h.  1(>,  Wellington  road 
Poimtney  John,  agent  to  Messrs.  Ilarjienl: 
Moore.  f!rescent  Wliarf ;  house,  31,  King 
Edward's  ])lace 
Pountuc>y  Thos.  japanner,  ct.  9,  Fordrough  st 
Pountney  Thos.  gun  finisher  ;  h.  1 1  atchett  st 
Povey  .lolin,  earthenware  dlr.  Neehells  gn. 
I'ovey  Kd.  vict.  Turk's  Head,  2S,  Lench  st. 
Povey  William,  beerhouse,  Ledsam  street 
Powell  Charles,  sb()]»l<(>e]»er,  .■)8,  Livery  st. 
Powell  Dianii,  baker,  43,  High  st.  Deritend 
Powell  Henry,  newsagent,  34,  Lancaster  st 


Powell  Henry,  linen  draper,  9o,  Snow  hill 
Powell  James,  coal  merchant,  Sherborne  st. 

wharf,  and  Ruston  street.  North 
Powell  Mr.  James,  53.  Newhall  street 
Powell  John,   solicitor,   156,  Moor  st. ;  h. 

Tenbury  place 
Powell  John,  awl  blade  mfr.  10,  New  John  st 
Powell  J  ohn,boottV:  sh oemkr.Hands worth  vl 
Powell  John,  shopkeeper,  28,  Stone  yard 
Powell  John,  green  grocer,  30,  Coleshill  st. 
Powell  John,  cabinet  t<c  chairmkr.  6,Oo2«llss 
Powell  John,  slater,  3S,  Navigation  street 
Powell  Joseph,  brass  weight  and  bell  ma- 
nufacturer, ct.  19,  Upper  Windsor  street 
Powell  Mary,  eating  house,  57,  Pershore  st 
Powell  Phoebe,  \-ict.01d  Rodney,  49,  Thorp  st 
Powell  Richard,  lathe  turner  and  manufr. 

14.  Edmund  street 
Powell  Robert,  beerhouse,  195,  Lawley  st. 
Powell  Samuel  Henry  6c  Co.  ribbon  and  ar- 
tificial flower  merchants,  74,  High  st. ;  h. 
Milton  \^illa 
Powell  Sarah,  spectacle  mkr.  93,  Pershore  st 
Powell  Thomas,  jun.,  miller,  Aston  brook 
Powell  Thomas,  tailor  cV:  draper,  53,   King 

Edward's  road 
Powell  \\'m.,  brass  founder,  2,  Graham  st. 
Powell  William,  sealing  wax  maker,  and 

Eliza,  dress  maker,  3,  Princip  street 
Powell  William,  jun.  brass  founder,  49.  and 

h.  36,  St.  Pauis  square 
Powell  William,  brass  candlestick,  bell,  and 
weight  manufacturer,  37,  Bromsgrove  st. 
Powell  William,  gun  manufr.  Carr'slane; 

h.  106,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Powell  William  Thomas,  umbrella  furniture 

maker,  72,  Lombard  street 
Power  Henry,  die  sinker  and  press  tool  ma- 
ker, 14  Moor  st. ;  h.  Balsall  heath 
Power  Henry,  grocer,  corn  factor,  hay  and 

straw  dealer,  223,  Aston  road 
Power  John,  dairyman,  Hen'srow,  Sandy  In 
Power  Jo.seph,  umbrella  furniture  manufr. 

32.^.  Constitution  hill ;  h.  Canal  st. 
Power  Rd.  vict.  Wheel  Tavern,  73,  Kenion  st 
Power  Richard,  gun  engraver. 30,  Whittall  st 
Power  Robert,  solicitor,  17,  Temple  .street 
Power  ^^'m.  John,  poulterer  iV:  game  dealer, 

ii'o,  Hull  street 
Power  William  Thomas, umbrella  fiu-niture 

maker.  72.  Lombard  street 
Powers  ImIw.  butcher  iV'  beerhs.  47,  Bathrw 
Powers  George,  butcher,  75,  Snow  hill 
PowersRichard.butclTer,  73, New  Summerst 
Powers  Wm.  furniture  broker.  132.  Livery  st 
Powis  Charles,  bricklayer,  Ickuield  st.,  W. 
Powis  Mr.  William,  54,  Howe  street 
Powis  \\' 111.  vief.  Kyland  Arms,  16,  Ryland  st 
l*owles  (  has.  green  grcr.48.  Little  Charles  st 
Poyner  Josejih,  clerk,  and  Charlotte,  dress 

maker,  (iarbett  street 
Poyutir  Hy.  mattress  maker,  30,  ExcterrAV 
Praddy  Francis,  bricklayer,  21,  Suape  st. 


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Pratchet  Edw.jTnncnfnavcr.  l.'{,Weamanr\v 
Pratt  David,  tlninl)lo  uuniutr.  .'W,  Le^r«:e  st. 
Pratt  Davul,  tile  makor,  22,  Fisher  st. ;  h. 

87,  Stcelliouse  lane 
Pratt  Edniniul,  thiiuhlemannfr.  New  John  st 
Pratt  John,  brass  founder,  10,  Lawrence  st. 
Pratt  Mary,  old  clothes  dealer,  41,  Tonk  st. 
Pratt  Jcdni,  fislnnon<?er.  Dale  end 
Pratt  Thomas,  thuuble,  stick  and  fishinj,^  rod 

ferule,  d-c.  manTitV.  288,  Summer  lane 
Pratt  Thomas,  fancy  steel  toy  maker,  ct. 

28,  U]^i)er  Tower  street 
Pratt  William,  coal  dealer.  Old  Wharf;  h. 

42,  Camden  street 
Pratt  Wm.  printer  i**^-  stationer,  82,  Dis^heth 
Pratt  William  \\'arner,  die  sinker.  Well  st. 

Gt.  Hampton  st. ;  h.  156,  New  John  st.  W 
Preece  John,  furniture  broker,  113,  andll9. 

Great  Hampton  street 
Prees  James,  pearl  button  manufacturer, 

Whitton  street ;  house,  14,  Garrison  lane 
Prescott  Robert,  dairyman,  21,  Sand  street 
Pressdee  Thos.  vict.Lord  Nelson,  41,  Thorp  st 
Preston  Allen,  law  stationer, 5,  Waterloo  st 
Preston  Edward,  plane  and  Sheffield  tool 

dealer,  77,  Lichiield  street 
Preston  Geo.  Green,  beerhouse,  Winson  gn. 
Preston  John,  beerhouse,  5,  Sun  street,  W. 
Preston  Michael,  marine  store  dealer,   10, 

Bishop  street,  Masshouse  lane 
Preston  Willian\,  shopkeeper,  72,  Edmund  st 
Prew  Benj.,  patten  &  clog  mkr.,  21.  Sheep  st 
Price  Benjamin,  whip  mounter,  6,  Gt.  Kingst 
Price  Beujamin,  gentleman,  Wellington  rd. 
Price  Catherine,  stop  hinge  &  cabinet  brass 

founder,  1 1 ,  Oozells  sti-eet 
Price  Caroline,  milliner,  110,  Hampton  st. 
Price  Charles,  agent  to  Allen  Everittdr  Son, 

Kingston  ISIetal  Works,  dealer  in  rolled 

brass  cfe  copper  wu'e  tubing,  52^,  Dale  end 
PriceChas.feathercl'flck.dlr.  131, Nelson  st.W 
Price  David,  India  rubber  mnfr.,  57,  Hill  st. 
Price  Edward,  livery  and  Ijait  stables,  horse 

and  gig  letter,  73,  Charlotte  street 
Price  Edward,  fishmonger.  Dale  end 
Price  Edward,  clerk,  Calcutta  terrace 
Price  Edward,  brick  maker,  4,  Dark  lanes 
Price  Edward,  beerhouse,  49,  New  John  st. 
Price  Edw.,  gilt  button  manufr.,  5,  Nelson  st 
Pi'ice  Esther,  milliner,  Hockley  hill 
Price  Frances,  haberdasher,  24,  Bishopgt.  st 
Price  Frederick,  printer,  33,  Church  street ; 

house,  7,  Summer  hill  terrace 
Price  Frederick,  shopkeeper.  Lea  Bank  rd. 
Price  George,  railway  clerk,  Camp  hill 
Price  George,  brazier,  iron  and  tin   plate 

worker,  stove  tfec.  manufr.,  1,  Bull  ring 
Price  George,  gun  finisher,*  83,  Moland  st. 
Price  Hannah,  beerhouse,  174, Wells  street, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Price  Hannah,  school,  84,  Hampton  street 
Price  Hy.,  victualler.  Queens    Head   Inn, 

153,  Camden  street 


Price    Henry    Edward,    powder  flask,  shot 

Ijelt,  d'c.  manuiacturer,  41,  Loveday  st 
Price  Hugh,  dairjnnan  and  beer  seller,  72, 

Great  Russell  street 
Price  James,  house  agent  and  valuer,  41, 
Cherry  street ;  h.  (leorgest.,  Islington  row 
Price  John,  cabinet  maker,  95,  Aston  street 
Price  J  no.,  gold  *Sz  slvr.engi'aver,42.},Newhl.  st 
Price  John, vict., The  Cross, 20,  Smallbrook st 
Price  John,  manufr.  of  miniature  pictm-e  *fe 

cruet  frames,  and  factor,  10,  Parade 
Price  Joseph,  wholesale  stationer,  copper 
plate  and  wood   engraver,   printer,    and 
manufr.  of  ledger  *  day  books,  38,  Cherry 
st. ;  h.  Fairford  place,  Bristol  road 
Price  Joseph,  jun.,  jeweller  and  dealer  in 
diamonds,  pearls,  and  all  kinds  of  precious 
stones, 86. Gt.  Hampton  st.&7,Edgbastonst 
Price  Jph.,  tailor,  190,  Great  Hampton  row 
Price  Joshua,  victualler  &  crimping  machine 
maker,  Handells  Head,  74,  Warwick  st. 
PriceMy.Ann,mllrir.,  130,  Highst.Bordesley 
Price  Rd.  Fowler, fellmngi-. ;  h.  Bell  Bam  rd. 
Price  Rd.,  wood  ti-m-.  &  cooper,  56,  Smallbk.  st 
Price  Mrs.  Susannah,  New  Bridge  street 
PriceThos.clerk,weighingmchn.  Hockley  hi. 
Price  Thomas,  tailor.  29,  Bristol  street 
Price  Thomas  <fe  Co.,  stationers,  engravers, 

and  ])rin.'ers,  14,  Ann  street 
PriceThos.-house  agt.,  130,Highst.Bordesley 
Price  Thomas,  bricklayer,  25,  Suffolk;  street 
Price  Thomas,  stamper,  piercer,  tool,  d-c. 

maker,  court  10,  Snow  hill 
Price  Walter,  railway  guard,  216,  Heneage  st 
Price  William,  shoe*  maker,  17,  Hockley  st. 
Price  Wm.,  clothes  broker,  39,  Lichfield  st. 
Price  W m.  portrait  palnter,79, N ew J ohn  st.W 
PriceWm.,vict.,Turks  Head,  31 ,  Worcester  st 
Price  William,  polisher,  New  Town  row 
Price  Wm.,  beer  <k  eating  house,  30,  Aim  st 
Price  Wm.,  brass  founder,  69,  Lombard  st. 
Price  Wm.,  pearl  button  manufr.,  court  33^ 
Lower  Tower  street;  h.  New  Town  row 
Price  William,  tailor,  6,   King  Edward's  pi. 
Prichard  James,  news  agent,  150,  Livery  st 
Prichard  Thos.,  shopkeeper,  24,  Harford  st 
Prichet  George,  gold  and  silver  beater,  ct. 

13,  Fordrougii  street ;  h.  47,  Garliett  st 
Priddy  Henry,  railway  caniage  frame  mkr,, 

109,  Bloomsbury  place 
Priddy  Samuel,  hair  dresser,  101,  Hospital  st 
Pridie   and    Hinton,   jewellers   and   silver- 
smiths, 86,  Bull  street 
Pridie  Benjamin,  jeweller,  <$rc.;  house,  1, 

George  sire,  t,  Islington  row 
Pridmore  Joseph,  shopkeeper,  25,  Slaney  st 
Priest  Charles,  chaser,  50,  Summer  lane 
Priest  George,  artist's  repository,  dealer  in 
Easel's  sketching  apparatus,  palettes,  can- 
vases, prejjared  mill-boards,  oak  and  ma- 
hogany panels,  cV:  colour  boxes,  bookseller 
and  stationer,  31,  Navigation  street 
Priest  John,  clothes  broker,  93,  Livery  st 


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Priestley  Ann,  bleeder  u'ith  leeches,  court 

18,  Cregoe  street 
Priestley  John,  pawnbroker,  50,  Coleshill  st 
Priestley   Jose])h,    ivory,   wood,    and  bone 

turner,  lii6,  lironisgrove  street 
Priestley  Saml.,infr.  ofRothwell's  patent  fire 

lighters.}SS,Ciranville  st.  <t24,  London  Wall 
Prigg  Elizabeth,  shopkpr.,  9,  St.  Martin's  rw 
Prigg  Thomas,  tailor,  12,  Suffolk  street 
Prime  Charles,  hair  dresser,  62,  Aston  .street 
Prime  J  as.,  pawnbrkr.,  242,  New  Town  rw 
Prune  Thos..  plater  on  steel,  british  plate, 

and  manufr.  of  magneto  plated  on  .steel 

and  argent  plate  dessert  knives  and  forks, 

spoons,  forks,  ladles, fish  slives.  nutcracks, 

toast  racks,  snuffers,  trays,  candlesticks, 

A'c,  18  and  19,  Northwood  street;  house, 

Villa  road,  Soho  hill 
Prime  Thos.,  furniture  broker,  4a,  Potter  st 
Primer  Charles,  gcrnian  silver  ware  mnfr., 

Hanley  street;  h,  ct.  13,  New  Summer  st 
Primer  Mr.  Thomas,  32,  Cumberland  street 
Prince  1 1  y. plasterer  6:  colourer,ct.  1 2, 1 "nett  st 
Prince  John,  butcher  cV:  carpntr.3l;'>,Cheapsd 
Prince   Richard,   cabinet  case   maker,   44, 

Pershore  street,  and  .'54,  Moor  street 
Prince  Richard,  baker,  28,  Upper  Windsor  st 
Pritchard   Mrs.    Eliza,    Gradigan    terrace, 

Frederick  street,  Edgbaston 
Pritchard  John,  manager,  17'^,  Ashted  row 
Pritchard  John,    jeweller,  19,  Regent  place 
Pritchard  Jph.,  shoe  mkr.,  27,  St.  ^Martin  st 
Pritchard  Pyrse.  phnnber,  glazier,  <i' painter, 

38,  New  St.;  house,  17,  Little  Cannon  st 
Pritchard  William,  gun  and  pistol  maker,  9, 

L'nion  street;  house,   1,  Icknicld  terrace 
Pritcliard  William,  pump  maker  and  well 

sinker,  59,  Suffolk  street 
Pritchatt  Jph..fnnr.,  Masshs.  Farm,  Edgbstn 
Pritchatt  .Ij)h.,  hatter  cVr  furclnr.,  2,Wynu  st 
Pritchet  J])!),  beerhs.  23,  Broad  st.  Islington 
Pritchett  Frederick,  clock  maker  and  shop- 
keeper, 4."»,  (ireat  Riissell  street 
Pritchett  Mrs.  Mary,  9,  Lady  Wood  lane 
Pritchett  William,  jeweller,  26,  Inge  street 
Pritcbiit  neiij.shopkjir. 49,('ommnnicatn.rw 
Prilchitt  Jpli.  John,  cbnt.  mkr.,  20,  Horse  fr 
Prilchitt  Saml.  cabinet  mkr.  1,  Little  Ilillst 
f'ritty  Williiim,  coloiircr,  62,  Mott  street 
Probcrt  Arthur,  snuihr  mkr.  83,  Woodcock  st 
Probert  Edwiird,  chemist  it  drgst.  19,  Digbeth 
Prol)in  Mis.  Frances,  West  pi.,   P(>rsh(»re  rd 
I'rol)in  .lames,  gun  stocker,  91,  IJath  street 
I'roltin  Henry,  gun  barrel  maker,  court  18, 

Price  street;  house,  'Fenby  street 
Probiii  Samuel,  house  ag(Mit,  22,  Mott  sireet 
I'robiu  Saml.,  gun  brrl. mkr.,  ct.l  LLovedaysf 
Probin  Wm.,  rule  mfr.,  62,  New  Summer  st 
I'roctcr  'I'bonujs,  butchi-r,  2(57,  Aston  road 
Proctor  and  llylaud,  bone  and  manure  nu'r- 

chants,   and  makers  of  agricultural  im- 

pl(>m(Mils,  16,  Lister  street 
Proctor  Sarah,  beerhouse,  103,  Moland  st 


ProflittWm  grcr.&comchndr.  162. Hockley  hi 
Proof  House,  Banbmy  st.Jno.Millward,  clerk 
Prosser  John,  coach  builder, 59,  Ludgate  hi. 
Prosser  Richard,  civil  engineer,  Baskerville 

place;  house,  18,  Broad  street 
ProsserWm.newsvender.  (fec.21 1,  Ashted  row 
ProtheroeAmbrose,brhs.,179,NewTownrow 
i  Proud  Elizabeth  ck  Co.,  provision  merchants 
I      and  tallow  chandlers,  52,  Digbeth 
.Proud  Mr.  Thomas  Aston,  Villa  road 
Proudman  Thomas,  gun  and  pistol  manufac- 
turer, 99,  Dartmouth  street 
Proverbs\\'m.,  com. traveller.  Lady  Wood  In. 
i  Pryse  Charles,  gun  and  pistol  manufacturer, 
I      house,  127,  Bloomsbury  place 
Pryseife-  Redman, gundrpstl.mfrs., 84,  Aston  st 
'  PublicOfficetfe  Town  Prison,  1 1  d- 12,  Moor  st 
jPuckle  James  William,  accountant,  valuer, 
;     and  auctioneer,  2,  Waterloo  street 
:  Pugh  (ieorge,  shopkeeper,  80,  Loveday  st. 
,  Pugh  John,  tailor  and  draper,  88,  Pershore  st 
Pugh  My.  Ann.  vict. Welch  Harp,  32,  Bath  st 
I  Pugh  Wm.,  beerhouse  and  car  proprietor, 
I      169,  Coventry  road 

1  PulfordWm.,cutlcrtV.'lcksmth.,22,Shadwell  st 
I  Pulley  Thomas,  fancy  cane  ct  Windsor  chair 

maimfacturer,  32,  Bartholomew  street 

I  Pummell  Rudd,  beerhouse,  52,  Vauxhall  rd. 

i  Piunphrey  Mr.  Josiah,  Lee  crescent 

Punlrey  John,  gentleman,  Monrmrent  lane 

Purcell  Jas.  6c  Hy.,  gilt  chain  mnfr.,  ct.  147, 

Moor  st. ;  hs.  Pershore  rd.,  Nechells  green 

PurcocksDavid,becrhs. <fe carrier,  121, Moor  st 

Pvu-den  Thomas,  tea  and  coffee  urn  manufr., 

and  metal  dealer,  151,  Lawley  street 
Pm-denThos., marine  store  dlr.,  102.  Lawley  st 
Purdie  Robert,  travelling  draper,  ^'yse  st. 
PurrottHy.,  beerhouse  <fe  cooper,32,  Potter  st 
Pxu-rott  John,  boot  maker,  6,  Monmouth  st. 
Pursall   John,  manufacturer  of  gold,  gold 
plate,  gilt  toy,  and  Jewellery,  6,  CaroUne  st 
Pursall  John,  rose  engine  turner.  Barker  st. 
Sheepcote  lane  ;  h.  Salts  cmirt.  Sand  pits 
Pursall  William,  jun.,  tailor,  33,  Bath  street 
I'ursell  ^Villiam,  tailor,  31,  Cardiiran  street 
Purser  Charles,  com.  traveller,  ^'illa  stieet 
Purser.Iph.,eartluMnvaredlr.,31,  Ilatchettst 
PurserWm.,ebnt.mkr.tfcu]:jhlstr.,17,  Broad  st 
Pusinelli  Peter,  bird  cascMuufr.,  84,  Allison  st 
Purssglove  Mr.  .lohn,  9,  Cregoe  street 
Purton  Major  John.  Wellington  road 
PyeJabey.Saml..zincwkr.,22.1)uddestonrow 
I'ye  .John,  coffee  house,  21.  Duddeston  row 
I'ye  Thomas,  german  silver  spoon  manu- 
facturer, 22,  Duddeston  row 
Pym  J(»se])h,  tailor,  247,  (J reat  Lister  street 
Pynor  .loseph,  screw  maker,  ct.  4,  Barfordst 
Quia  Daniel,  c  al  dealer,  61,  Price  street 
(^luiiu'y  I'dward,  silver  and    g<M-iuan    silver 
joint  and  fancy  steel  toy  manufr.,  Cregoe 
jdace.  Bell  Barn  mad 
(^)uiney  Lucy, bird, tV-c..])rsr\T., 46,  Lichfield  st. 
Quiuly  Thoma-s,  butcher,  21,  Gt.  Colmorest 


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Quin  Hnnnah,  dyer,  13.  Suftolk  street 
Quintou  Sarah,  coal  dealer,  Oozells  street 

wharf,  7S,  Albion  street 
Quinton  William,   temperance  commercial 

hotel,  64.  Parade 
Rabone  13ro\hers  cV;  Co.,mrchts.,47,13road  st 
Rabone  Kdward.  Esq.,  Smetluvick  Hall 
Raboue  John,mauutr.  of  en^'lish  and  foreign 
box  and  ivory  rules,  Gl.  St.  Paul's  square 
Rabone    Thomas,    manufr.  of  ornamental 
and  experimental   thermometers,    rules, 
<t'C..  17-.  Hockley  hill 
Radclitie  Anna,  mistress,  Carr's  lane    in- 
dependent school.   New  Meeting  street; 
hoiise.  Bishop  street,  Moseley  street 
Radclifle  Susan,  vict..  Royal  Oak   Inn,  82, 

Barr  street,  Great  Hampton  row 
RadclytTe  Thomas  cVr  Son,  engravers,  copper- 
plate, letter-press  &  lithographic  printers, 
wholesale  stationers,  bookbinders,  ma- 
chine rulers,  copper-plate  makers,  factors 
and  merchants,  108,  New  street ;  house, 
Nechell's  Park  road 
RadclyfFe  Thomas,  jun.  coal  merchant.  Old 

Wharf,  and  108,  New  st, ;  h.  Erdington 
Radclyffe  Wm.historical  cngvr,Monumentpl 
Radenhiu-st     ]Mrs.     Catherine     Nelson,   4, 

Waterloo  place,  Wellington  road 
Radford  John,  draper,  69^  Edgbaston  street 
Radford  John,  coal  dealer,  Sherboiirne  street 

wharf;  h.  88,  Bishopgate  street 
Radford  Wm.,  coal  merchant,  18,  Lionel  st. 
Radnall  Richard,  carpenter,  44,  Gt. Brook  st 
Rae    James,    locksmith,    bellhanger,    and 
manufr.  of  bellhanger's  materials,   150, 
Broad  street,  Islington 
Ragg  S.  bldr.  with  leeches,  97,  Gt.  Russell  st 
Ragg  Thomas,  printer,  publisher,  bookseller, 
stationer,  bookbinder,  and  paper  dealer, 
90,  High  street;  house.  Ten-ace  Cottage, 
Spring  street,  Edgbaston 
Ragg  M'illiam  &:  Sylvia,  silk,  shawl,  velvet, 
&  gnrl. cleaning  estblishmnt..9,Islngtn.rw 
Rainsford  Thos.  vict.,  Bull's  Hd.,77,Digbeth 
Ralph  Henry,  teacher  of  organ  and  piano- 
forte. Villa  street 
Ralph  Isaac,  steel  toy  polisher,  Brueton's 

Mill ;  house.  Woodcock  street 
Ralph  Joseph, news  agent,.35,Geo.st., Parade 
Ralph  Mary  Ann,  tailoress,  72,  Holt  street 
Ralph   Thomas,  shoe  maker    and    clothes 

broker,  63.  Lichfield  street 
Ralph  William,  green  grocer,  .30,  Sun  st. 
Randall  James,  clerk,  canal  office.  Gas  st. 
Randall  Samuel,  scale  beam  and  weighing 

machine  manufr.,  iO,  St.  Martin's  lane 
Randies  Joseph,  grocer,  Nechells  green 
Ranie  Capt.  Frederick  James,  ban-ack  mas- 
ter <fe  store  keeper  ordnance,  small  arms 
department.  Camden  hill 
Rann  Wm.,  cbnt.  mkr.  «fe  builder,Spencer  st 
Ransford  Henry,  wheelwright,  L.  Trinity  st 
Ranshaw  Thomas,becrhousc,86,Coleshill  st 


Ransom  My.Ann,shopkper.,21,Woodcock  st 

Raphall  Rev.  Maurice  Jacob,  D. I).,  Jewish 
rabbi,  Kensington  place,  Bristol  road 

llatclift"  Edmund,  brass  founder,  dec;  house, 
6,  Calthorpe  street 

RatcliftMohn,electroplater,<fec.  ;h.  TIagleyrd 

Ratcliff  John  and  Charles,  inkstand,  lustres, 
lamp,  chandelier,  candelabra,  railway  and 
carriage  lamp,  and  gas  ai)paratus  manu- 
facturers, 140,  Suffolk  street 

Ratcliff  John,  Charles,  d:  Co.,  patent  electro 
platers,  140,  Suflblk  street 

Ratcliff  Joseph,  brass  founder,  &c. ;  house, 
Icknield  street.  West 

Ratcliif  Joseph  <fe  Edmund,  brass  founders 
and  machinists,  58,  St.  Paul's  square 

R:itcliffe  Alice,  frntr.brkr.,  18,  Old  Meeting  st 

Ratcliffe  Sarah,  mistress,  Christ's  church 
district  infant  school,  Ryland  st.  North 

Rathbone  Thomas,  malleable  iron  founder, 
5,  Grosvenor  street.  Buck  street 

Ratheram  Edward,  mfr.  of  silver  and  plated 
wares,  133,Gt.Charlesst. ;  h.:Monument  Hs 

RatherhamChas.  bldr.  l,Ratherham'sbldugs 

Ratledge  Henry,  brickraaker;  house,  Dart- 
mouth street  bridge 

RavenGeo.,shopkpr.&coaldlr.,12,Hospitalst 

Raven  Jane  liodgetts,  school,  163.],  Broad 
street,  Islington 

Ravenall  James,  german  pencil  case,  &c. 
mkr., ct.5l,New  John  st. ;  h.  ct.20,  Aston  rd 

Raven  Wm.  ginger  beer  maker,  31,  Price  st 

Ravene  Hy.  Jacob,  merchant,  22,  Newhall 
street ;  house,  123,  Vyse  street 

Ravenscroft  Edward,  blacking,  &c.  manufr., 
Market  hall;  h.  court  11,  Cardigan  street 

Ravenscroft  George,  bricklayer  and  shop- 
keeper, 46,  Edgbaston  street 

Ravenscroft  John,  blacking,  d-c.  manufac- 
turer, 9,  Stafford  street 

Rawbon  James,  bottle  jack  maker,  ct.  58, 
Snow  hill ;  house.  Summer  lane 

Rawley  John,  confectioner,  9S,  Aston  street 

Rawlings  Mr.  Edward,  40,  Ryland  street 

Rawlings  Joseph,  wholesale  brush  manufr., 
and  registrar  of  births  and  deaths  for 
Deritend  and  Bordesley  district,  and  mar- 
riages for  Aston  union,  High  st.  Deritend 

Rawlins  and  Bridciit,  importers  of  foreign 
wines  and  spirits,  103,  High  street 

Rawlins  Catherine,  straw  hat  mkr.  1,  Bath  st 

Rawlins  Edward,  stamper  (fc  piercer  in  iron 
<festeel,d'mfr.ofswordhilts,31,Whittallst 

Rawlins  John,  solicitor,  12,  Temple  row; 
house,  Asley  House,  Hands  worth 

RawlinsSaml  ,jun.,mrchnt.,  100,Weaman st 

Rawlins  Samuel,  jun.  and  Co.,  hide  and 
leather  factors,  100,  Weaman  street 

Rawlins  Saml.gent.  Rotton  Park,  Hagley  rd 

Rawlins  Thomas  Lewis,  agent,  Birmingham 
Gas  Co.,  7,  Lee  crescent 

Rawlinson  Wm.,  fire  iron  manufr.,  ct.  34, 
High  st.  Deritend;  h.  ct.  4,  Heath  Mill  In 


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Rawson   James,    glass   toy  manufacturer, 

Constitution  hill;  li.  ct.  20,  Summer  lane 
Ray  Henry  Stenbridge,  chaser.  31,  Key  hill 
Kay  Saml.  hair  dresser,  2o9,  New  Townrw 
Ray  Wm.,  jeweller  and  fancy  car\-er,  321^, 

Constitution  hill;  h.  213,  New  John  st.W. 
Ray  William,  s])ring  stirrup  mauufactm-er, 

19,  Cottage  lane  I 

Raybold  Benj.,  furntr.  broker,  32,  Ashted  rw  j 
Raybould  John,  victualler,  Rose  <fe  Crown,! 

79^,  Lichfield  street 
Rayner  Eliz.tfeEliza,  ladies  scl.  6G,Caroline  st 
Rayner  (Jeorge,  can-ier,  ct,  12,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Rayner  Sopliiu,  school,  3,  Hick's  square 
Rayner  Wm.,  corn  miller.  Old  Steam  Mill, 

88,  Snow  hill ;  house,  G,  West  crescent 
Rea  Eli^alioth  and  Henry,  tin  plate  workers 

and  street  lamj)  manufctrs.,  ct.  2,  Edmund  ' 

street ;  house,  Lee's  Drive,  Warstone  lane 
Rea  Jno.  larapAr  lantern  mkr.lOO,Coleshill  st 
Rea  Mary,  staytt  corset  nikr.  19,  Summer  rw 
Rea  <fe  Webl),  tin  plate  wrkrs.  7,  Mary  Ann  st 
Rea  Wm.,  tin  plate  wrkr. ;  h.  10,  Graham  st 
Read  Ann,  clothes  dealer,  76,  Moor  street 
Read  Charles,  brewery  agent,  and  british 

wine  dealer,  72,  Digbetli 
Read  Hy.,  straw  hat  maker,  130^,  Snowhill 
Read  John,  station  master,  London d'  North 

AVestern  Railway  Station;  h.  \^auxhallrd 
Read  .John  and  Charles,  lozenge  manufrs., 

138,  Digbeth  ;  h.  27,  Cheapside 
Read  M  y.  Ann,  dress  maker,  18,  Hockley  hi 
Read  Th.,caiTiers  agent,  G,  King  Alfred's  pi 
l{ead  Silvester,  iron  plate  wkr.  12,(Jrosvnr.st 
Read  Wm.  James,  pawnbroker,  97,  Aston  st 
Reader  Joseph,  boat  steerer,  Nile  street 
Reader  Wm.  (josling,  shopkr.,  G3,  Slaney  st 
Reading  Eliz..  shopkeeper,  29,  Fleet  street 
lieading  James,   eating  house,    and  retail 

l)vewer,  120,  Constitution  hill 
Reading  Joseph,   general  stamper,  piercer, 

and  eyelet  hole  manfactm"er,  Brunswick 

place.  Lower  Tower  street 
Heading  ll-bec.  shopkeeper,  10,  Edmund  st 
Reading  Thomas,  bricklayer  and  builder, 

G4,  (ireat  Colmore  street 
Reading  Th.  l)utcher,  2";>,  High  st.  Deritend 
Reading  William,  eyelet  hole  mfr.  stamper 

and  ])ierccr,  Union  court 
Reay  'I'homas.  genthMnan,  llloomslmry 
Kcay   Wm.,  c<»rn    miller,  I  lond'.u'as   Wharf 

Mill,  Snow  hill;   corn  and  flour  deajer, 

corner  of  Clivcland   street,   New    Town 

row  ;  house,  81,  Holt  street 
lleddall  Mark,  shoi)keeper.  Lodge  road 
Keddail  \\'illiam  iV  Co.,  bottle  jack  makers, 

2G,  Mary  Ann  street 
Reddell  .lohn,  beerhouse,  44,  Oxf<'rd  street 
lleddell  Sarah,  dress  maker,  20,  Harford  st. 
Ileddcll  Tbos..  t,'ilt  toy  nikr.,  7'^^^  <><»doockst 
Keddt'U    William,    caljinet    chair   and    sofa 

maker,  2G2,  Aston  road 
Redding  Frederick,  btchr.,  1,  Constitution  hi 


Redding  George,  plater  on  steel  and  german 

silver,  1 10,  Bromsgrove  street 
Redding  Lucy,    straw  bonnet  maker,  357, 

Summer  lane 
Redding  Samuel,  butcher,  102,  Suflolk  st. 
Redding  Wm.,button  chaser, If,  Ludgate  hi 
RedfernMrs.Ann,ChurchfieldHs.,Edgbaston 
Redfern  George,  head  constable  and  head- 
borough  for  the  Borough  of  Birmingham, 
Public  Otlices.Moor  st. ;  h. 2 74, Bradford  st 
Redfern   Clement,   gent,    Anglesey    place, 

Wellington  road 
Redfern  Misses  Fanny  <fe  Emily,  Nursery  tr. 
Redfern  Joseph,  optician,  spectacle  and  eye 
glass  manuiacturer  in  every  description 
of  mounting,  37,   Exeter    row ;     house, 
Carpenter's  road 
Redfern  Mr.  Joseph,  10,  Garbett  street 
Redfern  Miss  Lucy,  o7.  New  Town  row 
Redfern  Thomas,  factor,  5,  Whittall  street ; 

house,  Church  Field  House,  Edgbaston 
Redfirn  Thomas,  clerk,30,Gt.Hampton  row 
Redman  liichard.  gun  and  pistol  manufac- 
turer; house,  Hunters  lane 
Redshaw  Robert,  shopkeeper,  8,  Chapel  st. 
Reed  William  Henry,  solicitor,  notary  pub- 
lic, <fe  perpetual  commissioner  for  taking 
acknowledgements  of  married  women,  1 04, 
New  St.;  h.Lime  Grove, Geo. st..Edgbastn 
Reed  Rev.  Wm.,  Wesleyan,89,  Gt^RTissellst 
Reed  William,  coach  builder,  94,  Bath  st. ; 

house,  Soho  hill 
Rees  Joseph  Tyson,  butcher.  2,  Digbeth 
Reeve  Charles,  clerk,  1G9,  Bradford  street 
Reeve  James,  tailor,  7,  Norfolk  street 
Reeve  Mr.  Matthew,  101,  Bath  row 
Reeve  Thomas,  clerk,  1G9,  Bradford  street 
Reeve  William,  maltster  and   corn   factor, 

53,  Aston  road 

Reever  Thos.,  coach  bolt  mkr,  172,  Livery  st 

Reeves   Abraham,   gas  hook    nmker    and 

jobbingsmith.   Lady  Well  Walk  ;  house, 

2,  Macdonald  street 

Reeves  Charles,  sword,  tfec,  manufacturer ; 

house.  Gravelly  hill 
Reeves  Charles,  jun.,  sword,  tt-c,  manufr. ; 

h.  \'ictoria  place,  Bristol  road 
Reeves  Elias,  gun  barrel  borer,  33,  Fazeley 

street;  hou.se.  Balsall heath 
Reeves  Frederick,  coal  dealer,  Allison  street 
Reeves  (ieorge,  l)utcher,  G,  I'p.  Ciough  st. 
Reeves  (ieorge,  butcher,  47,  Dudley  street 
Reeves,  Greaves,  A-  lleeves,  swtu-d,  i\^c.  etc., 
manufacturers  to  the  Hon.  Board  of  Ord- 
nance tfe  to  the  Hon.  East  India  Company, 
28,  Bartholomew  street 
Reeves  .lames,  dyer,  GO,  Bishopgate  street, 

and  stamper,  19,  Hill  street 
Reeves  John  (Jibson,  factor;  h.  Moseley 
Reeves  J(dni  S:  Richard,  factors,  12.'),  Moorst 
R»>eves  J(»sepli.  wheelwright,  7G,  Dean  st. 
Reeves  Richard  (iibson,  factor,   125,   Moor 
street ;  house,  G6,  Bristol  street 


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Reeves  Solomon,  die  sinker,  ct.  10,  Snow  hill 
Reeve.s  Thomas,  vict.,  King's  Head  Inn,  t%! 

Mirth  iSs  Music  Concert  Uoom,t)7,  A  llison  st 
Reeves  William,  confectioner,  117-  Digbcth  j 
Reeves   William,  wheelwright  and   black- 

smith,  45,  Wharf  street 
Reily  Edwin,  engraver  and  printer ;  house, 

37,  Old  Meeting  street  ' 

Reily  Francis,  clerk,  224,  New  John  st.,  W, 
Reily  James,  school,  37,  Old  Meetingstreet 
Remond  Alfred  cfe  Co.,  envelope  manufac- 
turers, 37,  (ireat  Charles  street 
Rennell  Jas.,  vict., Turk's  Head,  Blmshry.  st. 
Ronnie  Rev.  William,  town  missionary,  II, 

Upper  Hockley  street 
Rennie  Mr.  William,  84,  Parade 
Rennie   M'illiam,   victualler,    George    and 

Dragon,  1,  Weaman  street 
Rennut  Miss  Sarah,  George  street,  West 
Renshaw  ^Nlr.  William,  Soho  hill 
Retchford    Samuel,   straw  bonnet  maker, 

10,  Nelson  street,  West 
Re^•ell  Wm.,  boot  &  shoe  mkr.,  30,  Holt  st 
RevillEdwin,platedmtl.spnnr.;  h.Lozellsln.  | 
Reybiu-n  David,  hosier,  56,  Hampton  street 
Reynolds  Alfred,  iron mrchnt.;h. Nursery  ter. 
Rejmolds  Edw.  vict.,  Bell  Inn,  21,  Bristol  st. 
Reynolds  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  14,  Cannon  street 
Reynolds  George,  butcher,  17,  Ludgate  hill 
Reynolds  George,  victualler,  Golden  Cup, 

115,  Bradford  street 
Reynolds  Geo.  Wade. stay  mfr ;  h.  lOO.New  st 
Reynolds  Henry,  solicitor  ;  house,  39,  Fred- 
erick street,  Graham  street 
Reynolds  James,  brass  gun  furniture  caster, 

27,  Loveday  street 
Reynolds  Jas.,  cabinetmkr.,  159,  Bradford  st 
Reynolds  James,  victualler.  Rainbow  and 

Bee  Hive.  44,  Bull  street 
Reynolds  John,  manufr.  of  patent  cut  copper 

and  u'on  tacks,  patten  nails,   clog   and 

coffin   pins,    clasp  nails,  <fec.,  Attwood's 

Mill,  Ba-skerville  ;  h.  14,  King  Alfred's  pi. 
Reynolds  Jno.beerhs.cfe  gold  cutter,S3,Mottst 
Reynolds  John,  gent.,  226,  New  John  st.,W. 
ReynoldsJno., coach  hrnss.pltr.ct.l7.  Price  st 
Reynolds  Jno.,  crpntr.  tt  whluTght.,  Lozells 
Reynolds    Mr.    John    Turville,    Waterloo 

l)lace,  Wellington  road 
Reynolds  Joseph,  clerk,  84,Bloomsbury  pi. 
Reynolds  Peter,  hat  manufacturer.  Wood 

street.  Moor  street ;  house.  Dale  end 
ReynoldsRd.,bootcfeshoemkr.,7,Lancasterst 
Reynolds  Samuel,  jun.,  weighing  machine 

and  iron  bedstead  manufr.,  110,  Hill  st. 
Reynolds  Thomas,  coal  dealer,  173,  Upper 

Windsor  St.,  cfe  shoe  mkr.,  370,  Summer  In. 
Reynolds  AV^illiam,  vict.,    Ashted    Tavern, 

102,  Henry  street 
Reynolds  Wm.  Haywood,  whlsl.  stationer 

and  account  book  manufr.,  19|,  Dale  end 
Reynolds  William,  coach  harness  dresser, 

Suttons  buildings 


Reynolds  William  Burgess. victualler,  Com- 
mercial Hotel,  117,  New  street 
Reynolds   \Villiam,  pearl   button   manufr., 

29,  Lower  Brearley  street 
Reynolds  William  Henry,  steel  mill  manu- 
facturer, 60,  Edgbaston  street 
Rhoden  Peter,  shoemaker,   13,  Lichfield  st. 
Rhodes  Abel,  fire  iron  manufr., Up. Trinity  st. 
Rhodes  Chas.,  whip  mkr.,  2,  Bromsgrove  st. 
Rhodes  George,  file,  tVrc.mnfr. ;    h.  Legge  st 
Rhodes  James,  file,  tool,  <te  magnet  manu- 
facturer, 77 J,  Coleshill  street 
Rhodes  Jonatluin  and  George,  file  and  rasp 
manufacturers,  court  19,  Coleshill  street 
Rhodes  Jonathan,  file,  d'c,  manufacturer, 

house,  29,  Baggot  street 
Rhodes  Thos.,  Esq., Waver  hill,  H  andsworth 
Rhodes  William,  grocer,  tea  dealer,  cheese 
and  bacon  factor,  corn  chandler,  druggist, 
oil  and  colounnan,  21,  and  22,  Aston  rd. 
Rice  Alex.,  cabinetmkr.,  50,  Little  Charles  st 
Rice  Barnard,  surgeon,  39,  Moor  street 
Rice,  Broadhurst,  &  Rice,  tin  plate  workers, 

I,  Mary  street,  Caroline  street 
Rice  Jas.  tin  plate  wrkr. ;  h.  93,Up.Tower  st 
RiceJno.,  tin  plate  worker;  h.  31 1,  Summer  In 
Rice  James,  gardener,  ct.3,  Lady  Wood  In. 
Rice  William,  ivory,  bone,  and  hard  wood 

turner,  89,  Moseley  street 
Richards  Alfred,  spectacle  mfr.  Lee  Bankrd 
Richards  Ann,  Hagley  road 
Richards  Ann,  beerhouse,  27,  Aston  road 
Richards  Ann  &  Mary,  milliners  and  straw 

hat  makers,  37,  Cregoe  sti'eet 
Richards  Benj.,  bolt  manufr.,  ct.  I,  Chapel  st 
Richards  Benjamin  Wright,  beerhouse,  26, 

Bishop  street,  Moseley  street 
Richards  Benjamin,  tool  broker,  Allison  st 
Richards  Charles,  junr.,  stone  and  marl^le 

mason.  Summer  hill 
Richards  Mr.  Edmond  Thos..  Hamstead  rw 
Richards  Edwd.  beerhs.  20,  Bartholomew  st 
Richards  Edwd.  broach  mkr.  ct.4,  Hatchettst 
Richards  Eliza,  victualler,  George  &  Dragon, 

113,  Barr  street.  Great  Hampton  row 
Richards  Elizabeth,  dress  maker,  Garbett  st 
Richards  Emma,  dressmkr.  34,  NewTown  rw 
Richards  Geo.,  gun  brrl.frgr.,  ll,Staniforth  st 
Richards  George,  surgeon,  8,  George  st.  W. 
Richards  Geo.,  plumber,  glazier,  and  paint- 
er, Adelaide  street;  house,  Darwin  street 
Richards  Mr.  George,  Icknield  street.  West 
Richards  Harriet, dressmkr.  16, St. Martin's  pi 
Richards    Henry  and  Co.,    gold  and  silver 
platers,  dks.  in  metals,  jewellers'  plate,  &c. 
Maryst.  Caroline  st.;  Jas.  Skelton,  mangr 
Richards  Henry, baker,  ct.4,  Parkst.  Bullrng 
Richards  Henry  Scott  <fe  James  Sunderland, 

\roollen  drapers,  2,  Union  street 
Richards  James,  bricklayer.  Guest  street 
Richards  James,  coke  dealer,   Fazeley  st. ; 

house,  17,  St.  Martin's  place 
Richards  John,  bricklayer,  ct.  15,  Lionel  st 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Richards  John,  commercial  traveller,  321, 

New  John  street,  West 
Richards  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  95, 

(Jreat  Brook  street 
Richards  Mr.  John,  10,  King  Alfred's  place 
Richards  John,booti<:shoemkr.  13,  Edmundst 
Richards  John,  Ijecrhouse,  10,  Hospital  st 
Ricliards  John,  pawnbroker  <fe  brass  founder, 

l."{,  Crent  Lister  s'rect 
Richards  Josej)!).  beerhouse,  Saltley 
Richards  Joseph,  victualler.  Horse  tfe  Groom, 

42,  John  street.  Dale  end 
Richards  Joseph,  pent.,  81,  Great  Brook  st 
Richards  Joshua,  chaser  and  repairer,  court 
44,  Constitution  hill;  h.  ct.  24,  Spencer  st 
Richards  Mrs.  .lane,  Lady  Wood  lane 
Richards  J  ulia,wcsleyan  infant  schoolmstrs., 
Ruston  street;  h.  14,  Great  Lister  street 
Richards  Paul,  spectacle  mkr.  36,  Church  st 
Richards  Peter,  beerhouse,  Adderley  street 
Richards  Mr.  Ricliard,  Lozells 
Ricliards   Samuel   Warnington,   batter,    1, 

Bartholomew  street 
Rich;irds  Sainuel,  butcher,  23,  llavenhurstst 
Richards  Solomon,  horse  dealer  and  beer- 
house, 42.  Bradford  street 
Richards    Theophilus,    merchant ;     house, 

Edgbaston  Cottage 
Richiirds  Thomas,  steam  engine  boiler  ma- 
ker. Eyre  street ;  house.  Sand  pits 
Ricliards  Tlios.,  pawnbroker,  164.  Livery  st 
Richards  Thos.,  button  mfr.,  58,  Hockley  st 
Richards  Thos.,  green  grocer,  130,  Livery  st 
Richards  Thomas,  gent.,  14,  Islington  row 
Richards  Tlios.  confectioner,  1 ,  Duddeston  rw 
Richards  Thos.  <feCo.mrchnts.36.  Edmund  st 
RicliardsThos.,hs.  agnt.,248,New  John  st.  W. 
Richards  Thomas,  relieving  officer,  G  dis- 
trict, Colmore  st.;  h.  248,  West  John  st 
Richards  Tlios.,  ]iinno-forte  mkr..  Sand  pits 
Richards  ']  lios.,  retail  brewer,  40,  Broad  st 
Richards  Westley,  gun  and  pistol  manufr.  to 
H.  R.  H.  Prince  AUiert.  82,  High  street; 
house,  Ashliehl  ILmse.  Hagley  road 
RichardsWm.  M  orris,  surgn.  35,  (it. Charles  stj 
Richards  \\'m.,  gun,  t^-c.  mkr.,   1(5,  Aston  st 
Richards  Williiiin,   ))hiti'd  l)uckle  and  spur 

nob  manufacturer,  78,  Navigation  street 
RichardsWilliam  Wright,  wholesale  butcher, 

5,  Lower  Essex  street 
Richardson  i^.-  Lfiiiiett.  drapers,  74,  Bull  st 
Richardson  (has.  tollgatekpr.  Hagley  road 
RichiM-dsoii  I  hmiiah.  I)eerhs.77,  Bordesley  st 
Richardson    Jidiu,    landlords'    and  general 

agent,  47,  Paradise  street;  h.  Perry  bar 
Richnrdson  .lohii,  draj)pr,  itc. ;  house,  \'ic- 

loria  ])lace,  llristol  nuid 
Uicluirdson.lno.I'()\vler.Ur.i^'drpr.l02.Newst ' 
Richardson  Josejih,  looking  glass  ik  picture 
frame  imifr.,  28,  Ann  st.  ;  h.  27,  GouLrh  st 
Richanlsoii  .Iph.,  bricklyr.,  52,  Woodcock  st 
Richardson  Richard,  wire  worker  <fe  weaver, 
and  niaiMifacturer  of  wire  gauze  blinds, 
court  3,  Baggot  street;  h.  Round  hills 


Richardson  Robert,  cabinet  maker  and  up- 
holsterer, court  10,  Navigation  street 
Richardson   and    Startin,    coach    builders, 
Edmund  st.  6c  Tay'syard.  20,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Richardson  Thomas,  beadle  at  St.  James's, 

86,  Henry  street 
Richmond  Thomas,  watch  and  clock  maker, 

15,  Ballsall  street 
Richmond  William,  upholsterer,  8,  Digbeth 
Rickards  Mrs.  Charlotte,  Monument  lane 
Ridding  John,  gun  stock  vrnshr.,  5.  Sand  st 
Riddel  Wm.,  prcsn.  cap  maker,  12,  Legge  st 
Rider  Thomas,  beerhouse,  102,  Smith  street 
Ridgway  John  Henry,  professor  of  dancing 

107,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Ridgway  Joseph  Holdom,  shoe  maker,  II, 

St.  Martin's  row 
RidyardJohn,  hav&  corn  dlr..  Crescent  locks 
RieleyJno..atrnys.  clerk,  157. NewJohnst.W 
Rigby  James,  spur  manfr.  108,  Lr.  Brearlyst 
Rigby   Joseph,   pin   maker,   Dank's   Mill; 

h.  71,  Moland  street 
Rigg  Jiio.  excise  offr.,  Bridge  st.  Wheeler  st 
Rigg  J  no.  Clulow,  clerk,  6.  Bishopgate  ter 
Ri},Miton  Jane,  tobaccont.  1 90,  High  st.  Deritd 
Righton  Jas.,  tobacconist,  77,  Worcester  st 
Riland  Misses  Eliz.  and  Susan.  Harbome  rd 
Riland  Rev.  John.  M.A..  Highfieldroad 
Riley  Joseph,  gun  and  pistol  maker,  3,  Ban- 
street,  Great  Hampton  row 
Riley  John,  shoemaker,  5,  Lench  street 
Riley  Mr.  John.  Soho  hill 
Riley  Thomas,  beerhouse,  79,  Allison  street 
Riley  William,  tailor,  70,  New  Summer  st 
RingroseWm.enginr.tt:machnst.,53,  Camphl 
Rippon  Reuben,  lime  and  coal  dealer,  Eyre 
St.  wharf;  and  brickmaker,  Handsworth; 
house.  Monument  lane 
Roach  Thomas,  waiter,  10,  Buckingham  st 
Roadknight  Jas.  spectacle  mk.  Latimer  st.  S. 
Roliathan  Alfred  Skidmore,  (latellortou  and 
Co.,)  manufacturer  of  needles,  pins,  and 
fishhooks,  I,  Hall  street ;  h.  IG.Carolinest 
Robathau  Jer.coachfiiriitr.mfr.;  Ii.36,  Hallst 
Robathan    John  White,  news   agent,    101, 

(Jreat  Russell  street 
Robathan   Thomas,   conch  and  harness  fur- 
niture manufr.  and  plater,  '.16,  Hall  st 
Robathan  Wm.  grocer.  90,  Highgate 
Rohafhan  \V\n.  ifreeii  urocer.  2."{,  Summerst 
Rol)atlian  W  illiaiii.  silk  lash  and  line  manu- 
facturer, coiu't  14.  Harding  street 
R(^bb  Wm..  rope  and  twine  mnf  i^-  dealer  in 
cotton  waste  and  hards.  155,  Gt.  Francis  st 
Robliins  Mrs.  Ann,  Finch  street 
Rol)l)ins  Arthur,  clerk,  Vatesst.  Round  hills 
Roltbius  ICdward  Taylor,  professor  of  dau- 

cini,'.  9(',  Belmont  row 
Robbins  Francis,  butcher,  37,  C>t.  Russell  st 
Rol)bins  (Jeorge.  beerhouse,  12,  Watery  In 
Rolihins  .lolin,  vict.  \[\\i\  Tavern,  Villa  st 
Robbins  John,  baker  d-  floiirdlr.  33.  Digby  st 
Rol)bin><  Joseph,  shopkeeper  and  carpenter, 
26,  Bromsgrove  street 


BIKMINGHAM    ALPUARKTICAL    LIST. 


241 


Robbins  Snrah,  npholsterer,  23,  Digbeth 
Robbing  Thomas,  shoe  maker,  Clement  st 
Robbins  William,  assistant  overseer,  Aston 

parish,  90,  l^elmout  row 
Robbins  William  Richardson,  professor  of 

(lancing,  90,  Belmont  row 
Roberts  Ann,  dress  maker,  2.'),  Moseley  rd 
Roberts  Clarissa,  dress  mkr.  216,  Camden  st 
Roberts  David,  hardu'are  dlr.,2j6.  Brad  ford  st 
Roberts  Kdmund,  shopkeej)er,  9,  Congreve  st 
Roberts  Edward,  carver,  gilder,  and  picture 

frame  maker,  18,  New  Meeting  street 
Roberts  Edward,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  59, 

Bromsgi-ove  street 
Roberts  Edward,  dairyman,  84,Woodcock  st 
Roberts  Edward,  beerhouse,  24,  Floodgate  st 
Roberts  Geo.,  french  plshr.,  8,  Lt.  Charles  st 
Roberts  George,  shopkeeper,  18,  Carver  st 
Roberts  Geo.,  shoe  mkr.,  60,  St.  George's  st 
Roberts  James,  shopkpr.,  47,  Up.  Trinity  st 
Roberts  James,  shoe  maker,  36,  Ruston  st 
Roberts  James,  steel  manufacturer;  house, 

Hands  worth  village 
Roberts  James,  grocer,  Coventry  road 
Roberts  John,  currier.  Lower  Windsor  st., 

and  leather  seller,  53,  Belmont  row 
Roberts  John,  dairyman,  and  S.,  straw  hat 

maker,  106,  Bradford  street 
Roberts  John,  clerk  to  collector  of  excise, 

William  street 
Roberts  John,  carpenter  &  joiner.  Farm  st 
Roberts  Joseph,  maltster,  21,  Sun  st..  West 
Roberts  Rev.  Jph.,  wesleyan,  92,  Belmont  rw 
Roberts  Joseph,  dairyman,  255,  Sherlock  st 
Roberts  Jph.,  hair  dresser,  24,  Fordrough  st 
Roberts  iVlary,  school,  Cobourgh  place 
Roberts  Maurice  lit.  cigar  mfr.  68,  Lombard  st 
Roberts  Peter,  bricklayer,  Yauxhall  road 
Roberts  Reuben,  baker  and  provision  dealer, 

18,  Heneage  street 
Roberts  Rd.  solicitor,  55^Vnn  st. ;  h.  Francis  st 
Roberts  Robert,  joiner,  cabinet,  and  coffin 

maker,  117,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Roberts  Robert  and  Richard,  plumbers,  gla- 
ziers, and  painters,  Ruston  street.  North 
Roberts  Robert,  german  silver  and  plated 

spoon  manufacturer,  court  11,  Thorp  st 
Roberts  Samuel,  coal  dealer,  Coventry  road 
RabertsSaml.  druggist,87.  Broad  st.  Islington 
Roberts  Samuel,  hair  dresser,  106,  Suffolk  st 
Roberts  Thomas,  gun  stocker,  ^\'eaman  st. 

and  beerhouse,  Park  road,  Nechell's  green ' 
Roberts    Thomas,  wheelwright  and  smith, 

Worcester  wharf 
Roberts  Thos.,  shoe  mkr.,  30,  Bishopgate  st 
Roberts  Thos.  baker  <fe flour  dlr.  59,  Francis  st 
RobertsWm. goods  remover,  6, Up.  Hockley  st 
Roberts  Wm..  coach  spring  mnfr.,  12,  Reast 
Roberts  William,  cowkeeper,  51,  Cregoe  st. 
RobertsWm.,  factor;  h.  Mitchley,  Harbome 
Roberts  William,  draper,  24,  Higli  street 
Robertson  James,    carpenter    and    joiner, 

court  20,  New  Summer  .street 


Robertson  Rebecca,  drejjsmkr.Sl,  Summer  In 
Robertson  Suneon,  house,  land,  and  estatu 

agent,  124,  NVells  st..  Great  Hampton  st. 
Rol)ertson  \\'m.,  surgeon  dentist,  8,  Old  sq. 
RobertscjnJ  as.,carpenter,ct.8.New  Smmr.  st. 
Robins  Charles,  leather  seller,  124,  Digbeth 
Robins  Cornelius,  surveyor,  auctioneer,  tfec; 

house,  Balsali  heath 
Robins  E.  C.  and  Co.,  land  surveyors   and 

auctioneers,  47,  New  street 
Robins  Ebenezer,  surveyor  and  auctioneer ; 

house,  282,  Watery  lane 
Robins  John,  beerhouse,  83,  Bishopgate  st. 
Robins  Leonard,  surveyor,  auctioneer,  &c. ; 

house,  Edgbaston 
Robins  Mrs.  Mary  Jane,  Aston  brook 
Robins  Sarah,  shopkpr.,  6,  Lower  Temple  st 
RobinsThomas,pawubkr.  102,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Robinson  A  Ifred,  chmst.  &  drgst. ;  h.  Finch  st. 
Robinson    Alfred,    victualler,    Wellington. 

Tavern,  1,  Communication  row 
Robinson  Benjamin,  file  grinder,  Charlotte 

street  Mills ;  house.  Upper  Hospital  st. 
RobinsonChas.shoemkr.44,Highst.Deritend 
Robinson  &Cullwick,  wholesale  grocers,  16, 

Dale  end 
Robinson  Edward  David,  steel  pen  holder 

mnfr.,  Baskerville  pi.  ;  h.  80,  Albion  st. 
Robinson  Ed  w.  die  &  tool  torger.  58,  Ludgt.  hi 
Robinson  Eliz.  stay  mkr.,  20,  NewTownrow 
Robinson  Erdley,  druggist,  grocer,  and  dry- 
salter,  166,  High  street,  Deritend 
Robinson  Frederick,  shopkeeper,  Lozells 
Robinson  Geo.,  painter &glzr.,ct.5,Ryland  st 
Robinson  George,  .shoe  maker,  32,  Doe  st. 
Robinson  Henry,  hosier,  Edward  st..  Parade 
Robinson  Isaac,  hatter,  154,  Hockley  hill 
Robinson  Jas.,  boot&shoe  mnfr.  84,  Bull  st 
Robinson  James,  tailor,  ct.  217,  Camden  st 
Robinson  John,  builder,  54,  Great  Brook  st 
Robinson  John,  perfumer,  hair  dresser,  and 

ornamental  hair  manufr.,  12,  Newhall  st 
Robinson  .Tno.file,  cfec.grinder,77iHatchett  st 
Robinson  John,  iron  fndr. etc. ;  h.  65,  Milk  st 
Robinson  John,  clerk.  Market  hall;  house, 

Victoria  terrace,  Wynn  street 
Robinson  John,  sho])keeper,  36,  Tanter  st. 
Robinson  John,  stock  and  share  broker,  64, 

New  street  ;  house,  Soho  hill 
Robinson  John,  currier  and  leather  cutter, 

158,  Livery  street 
Robinson  .John  Ily.,  hair  dresser,  29,  Hallst 
RobinsonJno.nailmnfr.&grcr.l02,Smmr.  In. 
Robinson  Joseph,  gun  finisher,  20,  Slaneyst 
Robinson  Jph.  boot  &  shoe  mkr.  14,Daleend 
RobinsonMarriane,eatinghouse,121,Newst 
Robinson  Moses,  brhs.,  Phillip  st.  Aston  brook 
Robinson  Richard,  btchr.,  Aston  New  Town 
Robinson  Richard,  piercer  by  machinery  <fe 

toolmaker,courtl5,tV:house,  40,Darwinst 
Robinson,  Palmer,  &  Palmer,  dispensing  & 

operative  chemists,  37,  Colmore  row 
Robin.sonSarah,register  otfice,35,Coleshill  st. 

211 


242 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Robinson  Samuel,  printers'  joiner  and  wood  ' 
letter  cutter,  12,  Summer st.,  Navigation  st. 
Robinson  Samuel,  vict.,  Rose  and  Crown 
Robinson  Susan,  die  and  press  tool  forger,  | 

14,  Brittle  street 
Robinson  Thomas,  iron  tinned  spoon,  &c. 

maker,  4j,  New  Town  row 

Robinson  Mr.  Thomas  Baker,  Hunter's  In. 

Robinson  Thomas  Baker,  jun.,  upholsterer, 

cabinet  maker,  &  paper  hanger,  83,New  st 

Robinson  William  John,  wholesale  grocer; 

house,  50,  Hockley  hill 
Robinson  William,  button  manufacturer,  17, 
Weaman  row  ;  house,  28,  Loveday  street ' 
Robinson  W  m.  vict.  &  gun  mfr.  24, W eaman  st 
RobinsonWm  ,grcr.<feteadlr.,49,CoIeshillst 
Robinson  William,  agent  London  <fe  North 
VVestern    Railway   Co.,    Curzon    street ;  i 
house,  80,  (Jreat  Brook  street  ! 

RobinsonWm.,  glass  &  chinadlr.,2,  Daleend  j 
Robinson Wm.bldr.Fredcrickst.  Islington rw.  } 
Robinson  Wm.,  coach  builder  ;  h.86,Digbeth  i 
Robinson  William,  gun  finisher,  court  71, 

Slaney  street;  house.  Sand  street  " 
Robinson  William,  beerhouse,  Camden  st. 
Robinson  Wm., bookseller,  96,  Ravenhurstst 
Robinson  Wm.,  coal  dealer,  2o0,  Aston  rd. 
Robinzon  Lazarus,  pawnbroker.  70,  Parade 
Robotham  Geo.  leather  ja])anner  and  patten 
tye  maker,  27,  Newton  st.;  h.  Green  lanes 
Robotham  John,  victualler,Vittoria  Tavern, 

V'ittoria  street 
Robotham  Thomas,    embosser,    engraver, 
copper  plate  j)rintcr,  stamper  and  piercer, 
82.},  Cardigan  street ;  h.  Bloomsbury  st. 
Robson  Mr.  Robert,  16,  Lower  Camden  st. 
Robson  Mr.  William,  18,  Cardigan  street 
Rochell  James,  butcher,  1.3,  Ashfed  row 
Rock  Henry,  car  proprietor,  14,  Fisher  st. 
Rock  Joseph,  factor  ;  h.  11,  Calthorpe  st. 
Rock  Joseph,  jnn.,  factor,  <fec. ;  h.  Crescent 
Rock  Wm.,  i'actor ;  h.  George  st.,  Lslington 
Rocks  and  Blakemores,  ironmongers   and 
factors,  Newhall  hill,  coal  and  coke  mer- 
chaiits,  14.'i,  Great  ("liarles  stn'et 
Roddis  Ann,  grocer,  29,  Henry  street 
Rodcn  (Jeorgi'.  grocer,  67,  Small1>r()ok  st. 
Roden  John,  j)lnibr.,  ])iitr.,  iVc.,2."{,  Sand  pits 
Roden  .John,  shoe  maker,  22,  Severn  street 
Roden  Thos.  Cliirke.  surget)n.  1,  St.  Paul'sscj. 
Roden  NN'm.,  .shoe  mkr.  t^'  loydlr.,  Hagley  rd. 
RodcrickJ  as.  Knowles. auctioneer,  apj)raiser, 
and  general  agent,  Shake.'^peare  Auction 
Itooujs,  96,  New  street 
Roderick  John,  auctioneer,  n])prniser,  sur- 
veyor, share  and  building  broker,  estate 
and    general   agent,   ]):iper  hanger,    and 
carpet  dealer,  o4.  New  street 
Hodgers  J<dm  and  Son,  brace,  belt,   india 
rublKT  wel),  ])urse,   iind   guard   nianulVs., 
India  Rul)l>er\\'tirks,  1 ,  Br<)ad st.,  Islington 
Rodgers  William  \\'.,  india  rubber  web  Ac. 
*c.  manufr. ;  hou^o.  Monument  lane 


Rod  way   James,   commercial  traveller,    4, 

Montpelier  place,  Bri-;tol  road 
Rodway   John,    auctioneer  and  appraiser, 

27,  Edgbaston  st. ;  h.  Pershore  road 
R(jdway  Samuel,  victualler,  auctioneer,  (fcc, 

Dolphin,  48,  Bromsgrove  street 
Roe   Caroline   &   Matilda,   dress   makers, 

Icknield  street.  East 
Roe    Rev.  Charles    Hill,   baptist  minister, 

118,  Bloomsbury  place 
Roe  George,  powder  flask   and  shot  belt 

manufacturer,  49,  Caroline  street 
Roe  Henrj',  tailor,  23,  Marshall  street 
Roe  John,  cabinet  maker,  ct.  6,  Tennantst 
Roe  Mary  Ann,shopkeeper,121,  Hockley  hi 
Roe  William,  bookeeper,  63,  Gt.  Brook  st. 
Rofe  Henry,  civil  engineer,  and  engineer  to 
Water  Works  Company,  16,  Paradise  st. 
Rogers  Alfred,   metal  roller,   tfec. ;  house, 

40,  New  Church  street 
Rogers  Benjamin  «fe  Son,  metal  rollers  and 
wire  drawers;,  38,39,  tfe  40,  New  Church  st 
Rogers  Charles,  brass  caster,  6U,  Consti- 
tution hill ;  house,  75,  Woodcock  street 
Rogers  Ed  w.vict. Horse  tV: J ocky,120,Digbeth 
Rogers  Hy.,  paper  dlr.,  drc. ;  h.  Per.shore  rd. 
Rogers    Rev.     Henry,    philosophic    tutor, 

Spring  hill  College 
Rogers    Henry  «fc   Sons,   merchants,    court 

2,  Edmund  street 
Rogers  John,  comb  manufr.,  125,  Snow  hi. 
Rogers.Tohn,jun.,couibmantr.,58,Summer  In 
Rogers  John,  land  and   estate    agent,  135, 

Francis  street 
Rogers   Julia  Ann,  victualler.  Roe  Buck, 

140,  William  .street 
Rogers    Peter,   scale  beam   and   weighing 

machine  manufr.,  45,  Digbeth 
Rogers  Thoma.s,  chair  maker  and  furniture 

broker,  48,  (it.  Barr  street 
Rogers  A\'illiam,  cabinet  maker,  230,   Sher- 
lock street ;  house.  Bell  Barn  road 
Rogers   William,   grocer  and   com  dealer, 

60,  Coleshill  street 
Rogers  William,  chair  maker,  ct.  20,  Mass- 
house  lane;  house,  ct.  8,  Glover  street 
Rollers  William,  plater  on  steel,    and   nui- 
nufr.  of  gerniau  silver  and  electro  plated 
I      spoons,  forks,  *Vc.,  149,  Gt.  Hampt(m  rw. 
Rog(Ts  Wm.,  shoe  maker.  40,  Bordesley  st. 
R(dason  \\'illiam. jeweller,  81,   ^'yse  street 
Rollason    Benjamin    it   Son,   cement   and 
wire  manufrs.,  21,  rj)j)er  Priory 
I  R(illason  Sr  Burman.  glass  and  china  mer- 
I      chants  and  niauulVs.   and  agents  for   the 
j      cornelion  and  agate  buttons,  30,  Union  st 
;  Ridlason  George  Thomas,   china  and  glass 
merdiant,  10,  New   street;  house,  Fran- 
I      cis  street,  Edgbaston 
Rollason  Harriet. pawnbrkr.. 20, Gt.  Brook  st 
Kollason  I  lenry,  ji'weller,.'!.  Regent  parade 
Mttllason  .Fames,  auctioneer  and  a])j)raiser, 
I      41,  (  heny  street;  house,  Erdingtou 


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RoUason  James,  prvsu.  fllr.,  23,  Sherlock  st. 
RollaHonRd.,mercliant'.s clerk, AstonNew  tu 
RollasonSaniuel  Frederick,clerk,Ne\vhall  st 
Rollason  Thomas,  hind  and  mine  surveyor, 

41,  Cherry  street;  h.  Erdington 
RoHason  Thomas,    glass   and  china   mer- 
chant; h.  .'}.  AV est  parade,  Bristol  road 
Rollason  ^ViUianl,  tin  plate  worker,    court 

8,  Water  street ;  house,  31,  Unett  street 
Rollings  Charles,  solicitor;  h.  Hagley  road 
Rollinson  Joseph,  coach    axle    tree     and 

spring  mauntactnrer,  73,  Cecil  street 
Rollinson  Thomas,  gun  furniture,  german 

silver  &  hrass  caster,  ct.  82,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Rollinson  Pharoah,coal  dealer, 73,Molandst 
Roof  Green,  umbrella  maker,  47,  Higlist. 
Rook  Eliza, straw  hat  maker,i)6,Coleshill  st 
Rooke   George,  gun   and  pistol    manufr., 

15,  Bath  street 
Rooke  Joshua,cabinet  mkr.,92,NewJohn  st 
Rooke  Samuel,  jun.. brass  and  iron  founder, 

d-c,  7,  Whittall  street 
Rooke  Samuel,  brewer ;  h.  Bu'chfield 
Rooke  Mr.  William,  134,  Gt.  Charles  st. 
Rooke  William,  brass  founder,  22,  Vyse  st. 
Rooker  John,  gun  finisher  and  earthenware 

dealer,  33,  New  Town  row 
Rooker  Jph.  gun  finisher,  37,  New  Town  row 
Rooker  Thomas,  gun  finisher,  New  Town 

row ;    h.  Harding  street 
Room  Herbert,  ironmonger,  grate  manufr. 

to  Her  Majcsly^  iron  and  tinplate  worker, 

lamp  manufr.,  and  cutler,  16,  Bull  ring; 

h.  Gradigan  ter.  Frederick  st.  Edgbaston 
Room  James,  gentleman,  Hagley  road 
Room,  Mr.  John,  Icknield  st.  West 
Room  Joseph,  beerhouse  and  coach  harness 

plater,  7,  Lister  street 
RoomWilliamcfe:  Francis,  wholesale  saddlers, 

bridle  cutters,  harness  makers,  saddlers' 

ironmongers,   and  leather  merchants,  8, 

Parade  ;  h.  Hagley  road 
Roome  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  116,  Bath  row 
Rooney  Thomas,  dessert  pearl  handle  mkr. 

ct.  29.  Lower  Brierley  street 
Roper  William,  steel  snuffer  manufr.  and 

blacker,  ct.  7,  Bread  st.  Newhall  st. 
Roper  William,  beerhouse,  60,  Graham  st. 
Roper  Wm.  Henry,  corn  miller,  Pershorerd 
Rose  Edward,  butcher,  80,  Naxngation  st. 
Rose  Francis,  coal  dealer.  166.  Heneage  st. 
Rose  Henry,  draper,  182,  Broad  st.  Islington 
Rose  Hyla,  Esq.  Chad  road 
Rose  Rev.  Hyla  Holden,  incumbent  of  Erd- 

ington,  Chad  road 
Rose  James,  green  grocer,  8,  Union  passage 
Rose  J  ohn,  dairyman  <fe  shopkpr.  28, Cherry  st 
Rose  John,  hosier,  117,  Gt.  Hampton  row 
Rose  Matthew  Getley,  butcher,  27.  Spencer  s 
Rose  Thos.  baker  <fe  flour  dlr.  26,  Sherlock  st 
Rose  Wm.  rope,  twine,  sacking,  mat  &  sea 

fishing  line  manufr.  hemp  &  flax  dresser, 

and  dealer  in  fishing  tackle,  29,  Congreve 

street,  and  Sand  Pits  Ropery 


Rose  Wm.  Marshall,  engraver  dk  embosser, 

13,  Old  Meeting  street 
Ross  Mrs  Agnes,  Icknield  street.  West 
Ross  Alexander.  tailor,213.  New  John  st.  W 
Ross  Charles,  manufr.  of  pattens,  clogs,  and 

patten  rings,  and  general  nail  factor,  1 1, 

Duddeston  row 
Ross  John,  manager,  6,  Richmond  terrace, 

Coventry  road 
Ross  Robert,  file  grinder,   Charlotte  street 

Mills;  h.  78,  King  Edward's  road 
RossThos.heavystqeltoymnfr.3,Prospectrw 
Ross  Thomas,  japanner,  50,  Pope  street 
Ross  William,awl  blade  maker,  f.  Howard  st 
Rosser  Wm.  shoe  maker,  82,  Buckingham  st 
Rostill  Henry,  spectacle  maker,  17.  Aston  rd 
Rotchell  M arrian,  dress  maker,72,  A shted  r w 
Rotton  Hy.,  bank  manager,  10,  Waterloo  st 
Rotton  Rev.  John  Edward  W.,  senior  curate 

of  St.  Martin's,  93,  Bath  row  buildings 
Rotton  Joseph,  brass  founders'  screw  mnfr., 

ct.  2,  Bordesley  st. ;  h.  ct.  9,  Allison  st 
Rotton  Thomas,  brass  founders'  screw  mfr. 

ct.  1,  Meriden  st:  h.  Fox  street 
Rotton  William,  sen.  c%  Son,   fishmongers 

and  game  dealers,  112,  Dale  end 
Rotton  Wm.  fishmonger  &  game  dealer,  70, 

Edgbaston  street 
Rough  Jas. shopkeeper,  32, John  st  Dale  end 
Round  Adam,  die  sinker  &  tool  maker,  ct, 

32,  Newton  st. ;  h.  ct.  7^^  Loveday  st. 
Round  Benj.,  iron  tinned  sjjoon  maker,  ct. 

29,  Newton  st. ;  h.  ct.  14,  Steelhouse  lane 
Round  George,  percussion  mkr.  30,  Steelhs.ln 
Round  John,  pearl  button  maker,  ct.  24,  Gt. 

Hampton  row  ;  h.  43,  Hampton  street 
Routter  Wm.  coal  dlr.  Bordesley  st.  Wharf; 

h.  Mill  street 
Row  Eliz.regstr.  office,  157,  Broadst.Islingtn 
Row  William,  shopkeeper,  32,  Fox  street 
Rowan  John,  stationer,  31.  Gt.  Hampton  rw 
Rowe  Ann,  beerhouse,  79,  Park  st.  Bull  ring 
Howe  Benj.  post  office  clerk,  149,  Bradford  st 
Rowe  David,  boot  &  shoe  mkr.  17,Summer  In 
Rowe  Edw.  potatoe  mert.  10,  Duddestonrow 
Rowe  Edw.  green  grocer,  14|,  Smallbrook  st 
Rowe  Ephraim,  baker  and  flour  dealer,  47, 

Branston  street 
Rowe   Grace,  steelyard  manufacturer,    ct. 

15},  Bordesley  street 
Rowe  Henry,  grocer,  74,  Weaman  street 
Rowe  James,  box  and  ivory  rule  manuir. ; 

h.  24,  Heneage  street 
Rowe  Joseph,  shoemaker,  25,  Hampton  st. 
Rowe  Richard,  coach  builder ;  h.  Darwin  st. 
Rowe  &  Robinson,  coach  bldrs.  85,  Digbeth 
Rowland  Rd.  smith  ifetool  mk.  29,  Meriden  st 
Rowland  Thomas,  beerhouse,  4,  Wood  st. 
Rowlands  Sarah,  school,  129,  Brierley  st. 
Rowlands  Samuel,  saddler,  129,  Brearley  st 
Rowlands  Thomas,  beerhouse,  saddler  and 

harness  maker,  154,  Broad  st.  Islington 
Rowley  Charles,  patentee,  button  manufr., 

stamper,  piercer,  cfec,  23,  Newhall  st. 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Rowley  Charles,  hair  dresser,  4,  Lr.  P  rio 
Rowley  Eliz.,  fishmonger,  Dale  end 
Rowley  Fras.  <fe  Wni.,  pearl  button  nianii- ! 

facturers,  59,  <fe60,  Little  Charles  street   \ 
Rowley  Jaiues.  iron  and  tin  plate  worker, ' 

japanner  and  sole  nuinufr,  of  the  patent 

olmsted  stove,   18,  Snow  hill  &  Mount; 

pleasant,  Bilston  ' 

Rowley  Richard,  bricklayer,  Cottaj,fe  row 
Rowley  Thomas,  broach  jflass  cutter,  c(mrt 

Cecil  street;  h.  court  19.  Russell  street      ! 
Rowley  Wm.,  grocer,  9C^.  Gt.  Hampton  rw. 
Rowley  Wm.,  stmpr.  cfe  prcr., 22. Freeman  st 
Rowlinson  Amelia, coal  dlr., 92, Hampton  sti 
Rowlinson  Mrs.Ann  dr  Mr.  John,  Vicarage  rd ' 
Rowlinson    Daniel   Taylor,     solicitor,    6o, 

New  street ;  h.  Hagley  road  j 

Rowlinson  Elanora,  school,  91,  Hamptonstj 
Rowlinson  Eliza,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 

22,  Gough  street 
Rowlinson  Ja.s.,frntr.broker,44,  Old  Cross  st 
Rowlinson  James,  glass  toy  maker,  court 

20,  Constitution  hill;  h.20.  Summer  lane 
Rowlinson  Mrs.Sarah,  108, Broad st.Islingtn 
Rowlinson  Wm,   tin  plate  worker.   Water 

street,  and  shopkeeper,31,  Unett  street 
Rowlinson  Wm.,  coach  smith  and  manufr. 

of  coach  springs,  patent   axles,   tfec.,  65, 

Weanmn  street;  house.  Villa  road 
Rowney  William,  wood  tm-ner.  Peck  lane 
Royal  Birmingham  and  Midland  Coimties 

Art  Union,  1 18,  New  street ;  Henry  Van 

Bearle,  secretary 
Royal  George,  wood  turner,   ct.   21,    Park 

street.  Bull  ring 
Royle  Edwin,  wood  engraver.  Grant  street 
Royle  John,  cabinet  brass  fndr.,  6,  Sheep  st. 
Rubery  ct  Evans,  manufrs.  of  millboards, 

buttons,  box  boards,  and  papier  uuichce 

goods,  Dartmouth  street 
Rul)ery  John,  umbrella  furniture  manufr., 

G,  Newhall  street,  umbrella  and  para-ol 

manufr.,  ,'58,  Union  st.;  h.  Lady  Wood  Hs. 
Rudd  Maria. dress  mkr.,  79,Grosvenorst.,W 
Rudd  Mr.  Robert,  Brougham  street 
Rudge  R<l-.vard,  portrait  painter,  8,  George 

street.  Parade 
Rudge  I'dwijrd.brazier  and  tin  plate  worker, 

16,  Henry  street 
Rudge  John,  gun  h)ck  filer,  court  29,  Cecil 

street;  house,  Coleshill  street 
Rudluill  John,  boot   and   shoe   maker,  6, 

Aston  slreet  and  Market  hall 
Rudhall  Josei)h  A-  Co..  steel  p«Mi  and  holder 

manufarturers.  3.'{,  Worcester  slreet 
Rudhall  Will.  Hy.,  s])ectacle  mkr..22,Cox.st 
Ruslittm  Miss  Ann,  Hagley  road 
Rushlon  William,  maltster  and  beerhouse, 

4(),  New  John  slri-ct 
Rushton  Wm.,  brass  founder, ;  h.  Ledsam  st. 
Rushlon  William,  clerk,  Irving  street 
Rushworth  Charl(\s    Harrington,    solicitor; 

houao,  (Jcorge  street,  Islington 


Russell    Ann,     straw    bonnet    maker,  31, 

Lower  Brearley  street 
Russell  Edward   <fe   Co.,  manufrs.   of  land 
surveyors'  measuring  tapes,  box  and  ivory 
rules  and  niathematical  instruments,  29, 
Whittall  street 
RussellEdwin,  jobbing  smith, Handsworth  vl 
Russell  Frederick, clerk,75,KingEdward's  rd 
Russell  Frederick  Chas.,  clerk,Summer  stW 
Russell  James,  M.D.,  20,  Temple  row 
Russell  James,  surgeon,  63,  Newhall  st. 
Russell  John,  crpntr.  <fe  bldr^  41,  Baggot  st 
Russell  Joseph,  draper,  56,  Digbeth 
Russell  Joseph,  hair  dresser,  and  Elizabeth, 

dress  maker,  256,  Bradford  street 
Russell  Mary ,habrdshr.90,Broadst. Islington 
Russell  Saml.,  printer.  Old  Meeting  street ; 

house,  Belgrave  street 
Russell  Wm.,shpkpr.d:bricklyr.,  1 0,Cannonst 
Russell  William,  tinner,  139,  Lionel  street 
Russell  William,  beerhouse  and  car  proprie- 
tor, 48,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Russell  William  Hudson,  carver  and  gilder, 

11,  ^'ictoria  grove 
Russon  Samuel,  horse  breaker,  5,  Skinnor 

street ;  house,  Lee  bank 
Rutherford  Edwd.  Augustus,  clerk,  Grant.st 
Rutherford  Thos..  relieving  ofticer  for  No.  3 

district.  Little  Hill  st. ;  house.  Grant  st 
Ruston  David,  centre  hinge  mkr.,  ct.  Snow  hi 
Huston   Henry,  coach  spring  maker,  214, 

New  Town  row 
Ruston  Jph.,  shopkpr.,  214,  New  Town  row 
Rutter  John,  metal  dlr.  10,  New  John  st.W. 
Rutter  William,  jobbing  smith,  ct.  9,  Lawley 

street ;  house,  27,  James  place 
Ryan  James,  beerhouse,  29,  Ashted  row 
Ryan  John,  .shopkeeper,  7,  Ruston  st.,  N. 
Ryder  Charles,  die  sinker,  ifcc. ;  house,  3, 

Spring  street,  Edgbaston 
Ryfler  Edwin,  factor,  19,  Vittoria  place 
Ryder  Elizabeth  H.  pawnbroker,  28,  Bell  st 
Ryder  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  48.  Bath  row 
Ryder  John  Nicholas,  clerk,  42.  Sand  pits 
Ryding  Richard,  silversmith,  116,  Unett  st 
Ryland  Albert,  die  &  seal  engraver;  house, 

44,  Summer  lane 
Ryland  Arthur,  solicitor  and  notary  public, 
40,  Cherry  street;  house,  Calthorpe  sti'eet 
Ryland    Charle.s,  commission    agent.    The 

Mount.  Handsworth 
Ryland  Kli/,.  straw  bonnet  mkr.  30,  Balsallst 
Ryland  Frederick,  surgeon,  29,  Waterloo  st 
Ryland  (Jeorge,  accountant,  43,  Temple  st.; 

house.  Lady  Pool  lane 
Ryland  Mr.  .lohn,  151,  Ashted  parade 
Ryland  .Folm,  pork  btchr.  257,  New  Townrw 
Ryhuid  .lohn,  gold  beater,  54,  Barford  st 
l{ylau(l  .lohn,  leather  dealer,  258,  Aston  rd 
Ryland  John  William,  shopkeeper  and  coal 

dealer,  44,  Summer  lane 
Ryland  and  .lohnsou,  die  and  seal  engra- 
vers, 53^,  Dale  end 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABKTICAL    LIST. 


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Ryland  Stradfovd,  hs.  agent,  5,  Vauxhall  rd 
Ryland  Thos.  vict.  Gate  Inn,  Ickuield  st.  E. 
Ryland  Thomas,  jun.,  bone    and   manure 

merchant;  house.  Gravelly  hill 
Ryland  1  hos.  Hy.  tSz  Co.,  mnfrs.  of  carriage 

bolts,  nuts,  wood  screws,  Ac,  Oozells  st ; 

house.  Lady  \\'ood  road 
Ryland  William   Llewellyn,  beerhouse,  37, 

Loxtou  sti-eet,  and  britannia  metal  spoon 

manufiicturer.  Tjrueton's  Mill 
Ryland  U'm.  llawkes,  gold  d-:  silver  chaser, 

2.3,Howardst.  ;h.LaburnamCottage,Lozlls 
Ryland  William,  manager,  (Elkington,  Ma- 
son, ct  Co..)  Monument  lane 
Rylatt  George,  clerk,  9,  Bristol  road 
Ryley  Eliz.  dress  mkr.  108,  New  John  st.W. 
Ryley  Frederick  Ball,  lace,  baby  linen,  and 

outfitting  warehouse,  21,  New  street 
Ryley  Henry,  surgeon,  14,  Old  square 
Ryley  Mrs.  Margaret,  Spring  street 
Ryman  Geo.,  shopkpr.,  106,  Constitution  hi 
SabellJohn,  tailor  (fe  draper.  214,  Camden  st 
Sabin  Frederick  Ferreday  &  William  Henry. 

harp  and  piano-forte  warehouse,  25,  Bull 

street ;  houses,  Balsall  heath 
Sabiu  Hannah,  pawnbkr.,  14,  Weaman  st. 
Sacks  Solomon,  pawnbroker,  2,  Bordesley  st 
Sadler   Benjamin,    victualler    and    chaser, 

Marquis  Cornwallis,  40,  Weaman  street 
Sadler   Ebenezer,    chaser,    court   6,    Great 

Hampton  street ;  h.  Great  King  street 
Sadler  George,  shopkeeper,  9.  Staniforth  st 
Sadler  Henry,  chaser.  Lower  Tower  street ; 

house,  2,  Hampton  street 
Sadler  James,  coal  dealer,  Old  Wharf  and 

farmer,  Hagley  road 
Sadler  John,  china,  glass,  &c.  dealer,  25, 

Constitution  hill 
Sadler  John  &  Co.,  manufacturer  of  bronze 

powder,  36,  Lichfield  street 
Sadler  Saml.,  tailor  &  dpr.,  92,  Aston  road 
Sadler  Sarah  Ann,  dressmaker,  92,  Aston  rd 
Sadler  William,  auger  and  gimblet  manufr., 

43,  New  John  street 
Saggers   Sarah,  matron,  lying-in  hospital, 

37,  Broad  street,  Islington 
St.  Clair  Geo.  H.,  cabinet  mkr.,  upholsterer, 

auctioneer,  &  appraiser,  44.  Worcester  st 
Sala  Phoebe,  dress  maker,  5,  Coventry  st. 
Sale  William,  beerhouse,  19,  Lancaster  st. 
Salmon  Charles  ]^Ioss,  sealing  wax  manufr., 

23,  Edgbaston  street 
Salmons  lit.,  bricklayer,  ct.  2,  Ludgate  hill 
SalsburyChas.,shoe  mkr.,2,Belmont  passage 
Salt  Jacob,  cut  nail  manufr.,  49,    Dudley 

street;  house,  Hagley  road 
Salt  James  J.,  pocket  book,  writing  desk, 

ladies'  &  gentlemen's  companions,  tablets, 

and  fancy  leather  case  mnfr.,  9,  Caroline  st 
Salt  Joseph,  table  knife  manufacturer,  and 

general  cutler,  44,  Hall  street 
Salt  &  Lloyd,  lamp,  chandelier,  bronze,  drc. 

manufacturers,  and  agent  for   English's 

camphine,  17,  Edmund  street 


Salt  Mary  cfe  Son,  cutlers  and  surgical  in- 
strument makers,  21,  Bull  street 
Salt  Richard,  cutler  *S:  surgical  instrument 

maker,  5,  Dale  end 
Salt  Thomas,  coach  harness  and  cupboard 

furniture   manufacturer,   18,    Lady  Well 

walk  ;  house,  Hatchett  street 
Salt  Thomas  Glutton,  lamp,  chandelier,  ci'C. 

maniifr. ;  h.  Bay  Cottage,  near  Garbettst 
Sambidge  Wm.,  fire  iron  mfr.,  ct.  1,  Green 

street.  Birch  all  st. ;  hoTise.  22,  Darwin  st 
Sampson  Eliz.,  confectioner.  Market  hall 
Sampson  Green,  hair  dresser,  32.},  Tonk  st. 
Samuel  Ann,  pawnbroker,  123,  Digbeth 
Samuel  Judith,  fishmonger,  51,  Stafford  st. 
SamuelSaul&Walter,pwnbkrs.6,Colmorerw 
SamuelChas.  S.tfe Co. Birmingham,  London, 

&  Sheffield  warehouse,  jewellers,  d:c.,  46, 

Edgbaston  street 
Samuels  Abraham  &  Son,  clothiers  &  tailors, 

24,  Edgbaston  street 
Samuels  Elias,  tailor  &  clthr.2. Edgbaston  st 
Samuels  J.  &  Jph.,  lapidaries,  31,  Newhall  st 
Sanders  Charles,  manufr,  of  wood  dr  papier, 

cruet,  liquor,  and  miniature  frames,  court 

1,  New  Summer  street 
Sanders  Daniel,  gun  stocker,  3,  Bath  street 
Sanders  Geo.  Edw.,  beerhs.,  11,  Old  Inklej's 
Sanders  Misses  Hannah  &  Mary,  Lozells 
Sanders  Henry,  pawnbroker.  Lea  Bank  rd. 
Sanders  Hy.,  jeweller,  128,  Gt.  Hampton  st. 
Sanders  Horatio  Nelson,  ink  and  blacking 

manufacturer,  93,  Steelhouse  lane 
SandersJas.,brass founder  ;  h.ll,W'hittall  st 
Sanders  James,  shoe  mkr.,  7i^«  Hampton  st 
Sanders  Jane,  gun  barrel  brwnr.3,  Whittall  st 
Sanders  John,  grocer,  65,  Aston  street 
Sanders  John,  stamper,  piercer,  and  cabinet 

brass  founder,  manufr.  of  mortice,  rim, 

and  latch  furniture,  shutter  knobs,  cup- 
board turns,  <fec.,  43,  Weaman  street 
Sanders  John,  shopkeeper,  19,  Bath  street 
Sanders  John,  green  grocer,  Bristol  street 
Sanders  &  Jones,  brass fndrs.,  11,  Whittall  st 
Sanders  Jph.  gunbarrel  filer ;  h.  Laurence  st 
Sanders  Joseph,  plumber  and  painter,  142, 

High  street,  Bordesley 
Sanders  Joseph,  silver  plater,  and  manufr. 

of  silver  wares,  30,  Newhall  street 
Sanders  Joseph,  secretary  to   Bristol   and 

Birmingham  Railway  Co.,  Lawley street; 

house,  Frederick  street,  Islington  row 
Sanders  Luke,  cooper.  Great  Hamptonrow; 

house,  43,  Harford  street 
Sanders  Mary  Ann,  wesleyan  school.  Lord 

street ;  house.  39,  Dartmouth  street 
Sanders  Michael,  furnitiirebrkr..  22,  Cross  st 
Sanders  Richard,  cooper,  89,  Woodcock  st. 
Sanders  Saml.  cbnt.  lock  mkr.ct.l,  Ash  ted  row 
SandersSaml.postoftice,  Handsvvorth  village 
Sanders  Saml.  spade  <fcshvl. mnfr. 60. Moor  st 
SandersThos.gun  finisher,  14,Constitution  hi 
Sanders  Thos.,  plumber,  glazier,  <fc  painter, 

court  6,  Rea street ;  hoiu*e,  122,  Cheapside 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Sanders  Tiinotliy,  shoemkr,  Sutton 'sbldngs, 
Sander.s\Vni.,surgeon,26.Br()ad  St., Islington 
Sanders  William,   ivory  and  bone   turner. 

137,  Hifrli  street.  Bordesley 
Sanders  William,  shopkeeper,  43,  Oxford  st 
SandersWm.engrvT.<fesa\vprcr.25,Ludjratehl 
Sanderson  Jolin,  millwright,  231,  Bradford 

.street,  d-  optical  glass  grinder.  Cox's  Mill 
Sandon  George,  tailor,  112,  Lawley  st. 
Sands  Robert,  clerk  to  the  Royal  Engineers, 

14S,  Ashted  parade 
Sands  William,  painter,  plumber,  &  glazier, 

71,  Great  Charles  street 
Sankey  d- Parish,  horse  dlrs.,  276,  Bradford  st 
Saukey  ^\'illiam.  \-ictualler,  Warwick  Arms. 

27G,  Bradford  street 
Sands  John,  shoemkr.,  10,  Gt.  Hampton  row 
Sanson  Thos.,  registrar  of  births  &  deaths  for 

St.  George's  district,  145,  Gt.  Hamjiton  rw 
Sanson  William,  butter,  egg,  and  herring 

merchant,  45,  Moor  street 
Sansum  Kbenezer,  tailor,  45,  New  Church  .st 
Sansum  Henry,  hoase  and  land  agent,  42, 

Lower  Hnrst  street 
Sargant  Brothers,  gnu  makers  and  sword 

cutlers,  74,  Edmund  st.  &  Charlotte  st 
Sargant  xMrs.  Elizabeth,  20,  Calthorpe  st. 
Sargant  Si Ive.ster,  I  ed  key  maker,  40^,  Duke 

street;  house,  Aston  road 
Sargant  William  Lucas,  gun   maker,   d-c, 

Carpenter's  road 
Sargeant  My.,  dress  rakr.,  31,  Novascotia  st 
Sargeant  Thomas,  beerhou.se,  12,  Wells  st., 

(ireat  Hampton  street 
Sargent  Ebenezcr,  solicitor,  57,  New  street; 

hoase.  Phoenix  Hou.se,  Per  shore  road 
Sargent  Joseph,  coal  merchant.  Old  Wharf; 

house,  Brasshouse  passage 
Sargent  John,  shoemkr., 7,  Sherbourne  st 
Satchwell  Wm.,  pin  mnfr.,  13,  Lancaster  st 
Sank  J(»hn.  hair  dresser.  81,  Aston  road 
Sault  Thomas,  harnesg  maker,   18^,  Lady 

Well  walk,  and  beerhouse,  Hatchett  .st. 
Saunders  ):dward,  police  constable,  Lloyd's 

biiil(lin;,'s,  I'ppcr  Marshall  street 
Saunders  Hy.,  brass  fndr.,  37,  Bran.ston  st 
Saunders   Jolm,  cliemist  and  druggi.st,   10, 

Smalll)rook  street 
Saunders  Jnlhn.,  iron  dlr.,  Handsworth  vil. 
Saunders  .)pb.,  tin  i)late  wkr.,  77,  Livery  st 
Saunders  Kt.  Turkey,  srhoolm.aster,  Teniple 

row;  house,  WImvUt  street 
Savage  J(din,  carpenter,  15,  Cottage  lane 
Savage  John,  (ailor,  101,  Steelhouse  lane 
Savage.loh  Colegrove,  l)aker,  4L  Mount  st. 
Savage  M  y.  shopkpr.  A' post  office,  <S2.  H  ighgt 
Savage  Tbos.,  brass  caster,  3(51,  Sunnner  In. 
Savage  Thomas,  cheese  factor  Ar  ])ro\ision 

merchant,  )2,  High  st. ;  h.  Rotmd  bills 
Savaye  Williaiu,  co])per  i)late  ent^'raver,  77.^, 

Newball  street  ;   liouse,  12,  Asbted  row  " 
Savery  Thomas  Ackers,  millstone  nianufr., 

corn  d'  hay  dealer,  Worcester  wharf 


Savatard  Anthony,   victualler,    Bee    Hive, 

31,  Garbett  street 
Savery  William,  tailor,  22,  Old  Cross  street 
Saville  William,  baker,  79,  Bromsgrove  st. 
Saville   Wm.,  independent   school   ma.ster, 

Carr's  lane  school,  New  Meeting  .street; 

house.  Lea  bank,  Edgba.ston 
Savings   Bank,   9,    Temple  row ;    Charle.i 

Geach,  actuary,  &  Mm.  Bolton,  .secretary 
Sawyer   Charles,    lapidary,    stone    cutter, 

grocer,  d'c,  36,  Mount  street 
Sawyer  George,  manufr.  of  the   improved 

silver  plated  &  british  plate  knife  handles, 

table    and  dessert  knives,    forks,    plated 

harness  ornaments,  bits,  bosses.pad  screws, 

hame  rivets,  saddle,  coach,  and  whip  nails, 

apron  knobs,  d'c,   16,   Henrietta  street; 

house,  Richmond  place 
Sawyer  John,  shopkeeper,  28,  Tennant  st. 
SaxelbyWm.,vict., Seven  Stars,48.Lavvley  st 
Sayer  John,  wheelwright  and  tripe  dresser, 

37,  Staflford  street 
Sayer  Thos.,  police  constable,ct.4,Tanter  st 
Sayes  Abraham,  coal  dealer,  Old  Wharf; 

house,  54,  Navigation  street 
Seal  John,  saddler,  harness  maker  and  beer- 
house, 228,  Bristol  street 
Sextone  Wm.,vict.,Lord  Nelson, 33,Tanter  st 
Scambler  Charles,  victualler.  Orange  Tree 

Tavern,  83,  Highgate 
Scambler  Edward, iron  tinned  spoon  manufr,, 

35,  Staniforth  street;  h.  89,  Aston  road 
Scans   Mary    and    Emma,    milliners    and 

dress  makers.  Lea  Bank  road 
Scarle  William,  baker,  36,  Price  street 
Scarlett  Eliz.,  straw  hat  mkr.,I,  Tennant  st. 
Scarriott  John,  letter  carrier,  ct.  5,  Pigott  st 
Scarrott  George,  .shopkeeper,  38,  \Mlliara.st 
Scarrott  Reuben,  hairdresser,  1 , Edgbaston  st 
Scattergood   Mary,    manutr.   of   improved 

measuring  tapes,  324,  Livery  street;  h. 

108,  Constitution  hill 
Scattergood  Thomas,  cabinet  brass  founder, 

ct.  73.  Lionel  st. ;  h.  Edward  st.,  Parade 
Scattergood  Wm.,baby  lipen  dlr.,  9,  Bull  st. 
Scattergood  William,  wood  turner,  Bridge 

St.,  liroad  st. ;    h.  10,   (Jrosvenor  st.,  W. 
Schletter  Mrs.  Ellen,  Ilagley  terrace 
Scbletter  Martin  (  barles  d' Co.,  merchants, 

7I,Navigationst. ;  h.(),Hagleytr.  Edgbstn. 
Schandliurst  Andrew,tlr.Adrj)r..l30,Moor  st 
Scbotield  .lohn,  ])utcher,  61,  Dale  end 
Sch(»field   and  Jordan,  lace   and  millinery 

eslal)lishment,  1(5,  Bull  street 
Schofield  Joseph,  shopki)r.,10,L.Per.shore  st 
Scholeti.'ld    Clement  Cotterill,   merchant; 

hotise,  !7,  Old  sipiare 
Srholelield  .lobu,  merchant ;  h.  17,  Old  sqr. 
Sc'bolelield  .loslniaiVr  Sons.mrcbts.,  Minories 
Scholelield  \\in.,  Esq.,  M.P.,  17.  Old  square 
Scbolelield  W  m.dCo.. iron  uists.. 37. Cherry  st 
Scolliun  William,  bricklayer,  ."^oho  hill 
Scofield  Mrs.  Mary,  67,  Gt.  Brook  steet 


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Scofield  Mr.  William,  16,  Canal  street 
Scoltock  William,  hosier,  lol,  Livery  st. 
Scott  Miss  J.  E.,  ladies'  semiuary,  5,  WiuJ- 

sor  terrace,  Hagley  road 
Scott  Jane,  beerhonse,  54,  New  Town  row 
Scott  James,  gun  stocker,  and  Ann,  camel 

hair  pencil  maker,  1 1 ,  Lench  street 
Scott  James,  grocer,  105,  Steelhouse  lane  ; 

house.  Villa  road 
Scott  James,  architect  and  surveyor,  200, 

King  Edward's  road 
Scott  John,  accountant,  8,  Waterloo  street; 

house,  Gloucester  terrace 
Scott   Joseph,    cooper    and    packing    box 

maker,  15,  James  street,  St.  Pauls 
Scott  Joseph,  lathe,  press  and  tool  m?ker, 

140,  Moseley  road 
Scott  J,  E.,  ladies'  school,  Windsor  terrace, 

Hagley  road 
Scott  Miles,  commercial  boarding  house,  and 

boot  and  shoe  maker,  21,  Masshouse  In. 
Scott  Peter,  feather  &  flock  dlr.,  3,Moor  st. 
Scott  Richard,  german  silver  polisher,  Shel- 

ton's  Mill;  house,  Henry  street 
Scott  Thomas,  bricklayer,  ct.  8,  Gt.  Ban*  st 
Scott  William, gun  manufr.,73^,  Weaman  st 
Scott  William  &  Charles,  gun  manufac- 
turers, Shadwell  st.;  hs.  Aston  New  Town 
Scott  William  James,  stock  &  share  broker, 

5,  Windsor  ten-ace,  Hagley  road 
Scotton  Caroline,  dress  maker,  8,  Smith  st. 
Scotton  William,  bricklayer,  14,  Horse  fr. 
Scragg  Elizabeth,  shopkeeper,  Sherborne  st 
Scragg  George,  britannia  metal  manufac- 
turer, and  shopkeeper,  Tindal  street 
Scribner  Eliz.,  beerhouse.  70,  Lancaster  st 
Scriven  James,  rough  maker,  45,  Caroline 

street ;  house,  325,  Summer  lane 
Scriven  John,  green  grocer,  126,  Livery  st., 

and  clock  maker,  45,  Caroline  street 
Scriven  MaryAnn,  dress  mkr.  325,  Summer  In 
Scudamore  Ihomas,  chemist  and  druggist, 

24,  Pershore  street 
Seal  Thos.,  sddlr.  &  hrns.  mkr.,  50,  Moor  st 
Seaman    Thomas,    plumber,    glazier,    and 

painter,  268,  Bradford  street 
Sefton  &  Barnes,  flint  glass  mfrs.  44,  Hill  st 
Sefton  John,   grocer  and  tea  dealer,   127, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Sefton  Henry,  flint  glass  mfr.;  h.  44,  Hill  st 
Sedgeley  Samuel,  shoe  maker,  2,  Severn  st 
Sedgwick  Wm.  tailor  and  draper,  Ryland  rd 
Seekings  John  Read,  grocer,  Hagley  row 
Selby  George,  patent  iron  tube  manufac- 
turer ;  house.  Grove  House,  Smethwick 
Selkerk  William  James,  engraver  and  letter 

cutter,  27,  Ludgate  hill;  h.  Villa  road 
Sell  Charles,  shopkeeper,  124,  Gt.  Francis  st 
SellmanSarah,strawhatmkr.27.Hamptonst 
Selvey  Joseph,  dentist,  109,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Selvey  Thomas,  wood  tm-ner,  17,  Cecil  st 
Serivens  Thomas,  bricklayer,  4,  Marshall  st 
Sermon  Edwd.,  attorney's  clerk,  Gerrard  st 


Sermon  Henry,  clerk,  43,  Graham  street 
Seston  Saml.  stocking  w\t.  29, Tp. Windsor  st 
Seston  Wm.  haberdasher,  143,  Lancaster  st 
Sexty.Tohn  Birch,  gilt  button  and  steel  pen 

mnfr.  Ill,  Gt.  Charles  st. ;  h.  Ihmter's  In 
Seymour  Charles,  jeweller,  engraver,  and 

printer,  64.  Bull  street 
Seymour  Peter,  shoe  maker,  5,  Bond  street 
Shackel  Jno.gent.  BlenhehnHs.  Coventry  rd 
Shadduck  John,  boot  <fe  shoe  mkr.  92,  Highgt 
Shakespear  John,  shoe  mkr.  137,  Francis  st 
Shakespear  Samuel,  (  Fnistees  of)  flint  glass 

manfrs.  Soho  Glass  Works,  Lodge  road 
Shakespear  Thos.  Smith,  gent.  2,  Bristol  rd 
Shakespear  Thomas,  clerk,  Kent  street 
ShakespearWm.  Soho  Glass  Works,  Lodge  rd 
Shakespear  William,  engraver,  32,  Horse  fr 
Shakespeare  Edward,  jewellers  tool  maker, 

14,  Digby  street 
Shakespeare   Joseph,   hosier,    40,    Allison 

street  and  Market  hall 
ShakespeareWm.toolinkr.cfcbkr.37.  Livery  st 
Shale  l)a\-y,   manufacturer   of   silver  and 

plated  wares,  9,  Bath  street 
Shale  Edward,  metal  button   and  curtain 

ring  mkr.,  Hanley  st. ;  h.  ct.  1,  Summer  In. 
Shale  Jph.,  locksmith  <fe  coal  dlr.,  45,  Thorp  st 
Shale  Thomas,  shopkpr..43,  Duddeston  row 
ShardlowWm.  gun  barrel  mkr.,  26,  Legge  st. 
Shargool  Hy.,  professor  of  &  dealer  in  music 

tfcc,  8,  Union  st.,  cfc  coal  dealer.  Old  wharf 
Sharkey  Richard,  watch,  clock,  and  glaziers 

diamond  maker,  219,  High  st.,  Deritend 
Sharman  Miss  Ann,  professor  of  the  harp 

and  singing,  84,  New  street 
Shannan  Wm.Hy.,prfssr.ofmusic,84,Newst. 
Sharj)  Alfred,  shopman,  19,  Grant  street 
Sharp  &  Brown,  wire  drawers,  33,  Fazeley 

street ;   William  Burgess,  agent 
Sharp  Eliza,mlnr.(fedress  mkr.28,  Latimer  st  S 
Sharp  James,  cabinetmaker.  Lower  Trinity 

sti'eet ;  house,  Bradford  street 
Sharp  James,  tailor,  5,  Legge  street 
Sharp  John  White,  pawnbroker,  5,  Parade 
Sharp  John,  cabinet  maker,  17,  Cregoe  st. 
Sharp  Nathaniel,  reporter,  21,  Henry  st. 
Sharp  Wm.gent.The  Larches,  42,  Stratford  rd 
Sharpe  Wm.,  clerk.  81,  (it.  Colmore  street 
Sharpe  Hannah,  H arriet,cfe Emma,  milliners, 

and  s'raw  hat  makers,  66,  Bull  street 
Shar]3e  Richard,  clerk,  and  Louisa,  straw 

hat  maker,  2,  Sheepcote  street 
Sharrod  Joseph,  family  tfe-  dispensing  chemist 

and  druggist,  1 18,  Constitution  hill 
Shaw  Benjamin  Frederick,  copper  tea  urn  & 
kettlemfr.l]6,Constitutionhill;h.LozelLs 
Shaw  Benj.,  earthenware  dlr.,  106, Dale  end 
Shaw  Caroline,  haberdasher,  97,  Summer  In. 
Shaw  Charles,  iron  plate  worker,  frying  pan 

and  wood  screw  manufr.,  306,  Branston 

street ;  h.  Greenfield  Houses,  Harbome  rd 
Shaw   Charles,   vict.,    Edgbaston    Tavern, 

Lea  Bank  road 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Shaw Ch'cirlcs  dr  .Tames,  jun.,  merchants,  98,  Sheath    Isaac    Brentiiall,  gun    and    pistol 
and  140,  Great  Charles  street,   aud  nail       maker;  h.  6,  St.  Georges  terrace 
manufrs.,  Berkley  street  Nail  Works,  and  Sheffield  .John,  coach  builder,  30.  Water  st. 


Morville  street;  houses,  Peirk  g^ove 
Shaw  Charles  Thomas,  jeweller tSr  en ameller, 

10,  Spencer  street;  house,  1-2J),  \\vse  st. 
Shaw  Kdmd.  irumngr.  <fe  whtsmtli.80,  Bullst 
Shaw  Ivhvin. mannt'r.ofpocketbooks, dress- 
ing and  jewel  cases,  ladies'  tV  gentlemen's 
companions,  and  liner  of  fancy  japanned 
goods,  6,  (ireut  Russell  street 


Sheldon  Bejij,  Jan.,  file  ct  rifflermkr.,  ct.  21, 
Legge  street ;  h.  14,  Gt.  Russell  street 

Sheldon  Edward,  press  tool  mkr.,  ct.  10,  St. 
George  st. ;  h.  86,  Buckingham  street 

Sheldon  Edw..  fniit  salesman,  So,   Hurst  st. 

Sheldon  dr  Fardeu.  corn  mlrs.,  Worcester  wf. 

Sheldon  Fdk.,  scale  <fe  scale  beam  manfr.,  5, 
Ellis  street 


Shaw  Eii'z.  it  Sarah,  tiphlstrs.,  85,  Lovedaysti  Sheldon  Jas,,  clock  mkr.  ct.21,  Lancaster  st. 


Shaw  Frederick,  jeweiler,  .'Jo,  Cox  street 
ShawCieo.vict. Navigation  Inn,Wheeley'srd. 
Shaw  (ieorge,  patent  agent,  7,  Cannon  st. ; 

house,  Small  heath 
Shaw  George,  gentleman.  Grange  road 
Shaw  and  Ileeley,  wrought  nail,  chain,  and 

rivet  makers,  54,  Pershore  street 


Sheldon  John,  mnfr.  of  gold,  silver,  patent, 
plated,  d'  nickel  silver  ever-pointed  pencil 
ca>es,  patent  electro  plated  tfe  best  silver 
spoons,  forks,  »fec. tire,  55.  Gt.  Hampton  st. 

Sheldon  John,  jun.,  wholesale  and  retail 
stationer,  bookbinder,  and  account  book 
manufacturer,  150,  Moor  street 


Shaw  Henry,  (late  John  Shaw.)  manufr.  of  I  SheldonJohn,vict.DolphinInn,  131,Unett  st. 
best  horse   and  other  nails,  rivets,  chains, '  Sheldon  John,  seal  and  stone  engraver,  12, 


<Vr  ever}'  description  of  heavy  iroumozigery, 
18,  Park  street.  Bull  ring 
Shaw  Uy.p'mbr.  painter,  d-c.35,  Islington  row 


Brearley  st.  West 
Sheldon  John,  senr.,  vict.  &  s])irit  merchant, 
White  Swan,  130,  Snow  hill 


Shaw  Jas.,  mrchiit.;  h.  Park  grove,  Bristol  rd.j  Sheldon  John,   vict.    and   spirit  merchant, 
Shaw  John, coj)pcrscalemkr., 51,  Regent  pi.       Golden  Cross,  (i4,  Snowhill 
Shaw  John,  vict.  Red  Lion,  71,St.Martinst|  Sheldon  Jnlhn., corn  mrt., 151, Dartmouthst. 
Shaw   John,   engraver  and  enameller,    16,  j  Sheldon  Maria,  gun  polisher,  ct.KWeamanst 

Gt.  Hampton  row  i  Sheldon  Rd.,  factor  ;  h.  1 13,  Bloomsbury  pi. 

Shaw   Joseph,    chemist  and   di-uggist,  65.  [  SheldonWm.,  fancy  glass  cutter,  31,  Cox  st. 

Staftord  street  I  Sheldon  Wm.,  spring  stirrup  maker,  ct.  10, 

Shaw  Oliver,  nail,  chain,  and  rivet  maker;}      Church  street;  h.  Summer  lane 


house,  6,  Bristol  road 
Shaw  Richard,  japanner,  ct.  2,  St.  Martin's 

lane  ;  house,  Belgrave  street 
ShawSml. scale  tt  beam  manufr.  Wheeler  st 
Shaw  Samuel,  jun.,  hair  dresser  and   scale 

maker,  'J'),  New  York  place 
Shaw  Sarah,  shoj;keej)er,  22,  Loveday  st. 
Shaw  Thos. .surgeon, Dispensary ,4, 1'nion  st 
Shaw  Thomas  Silver,  patent  roasting  jack 

manufacturer,  31.^,  Cit.  Hampton  street 
Shaw  William,  (siiccessor  to   John    Shaw) 
nuinufr.  of  wrought  nails,  chains,  rivets, 
j)alent  cut   nails,    and   all  descriptions  of 
black  ir(inni(»iigery,  and  wholesale   iron- 
monger,01d  SchocdNail, Chain,  and  Rivet 
\\'orks.l  O.Park  St.!  lull  ring;  h.  i:dgl)aston 
Shaw  Wm..  lile  maiiulr.,  (1.22,  Lancasti-r  st 
Shaw  William  P.,  victualler  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, Laiup  Tavern,  T-'J,  Bull  street 
•Shaw  Wm.,  vict.,  l>o\  lron,28,lM»rdrough  st 
Shaw  William,  l)utcher,  Icknield  street,  E. 
Shaw  Mr.  \\'illiam,  Wheeler  street 
ShayleMr.\\'m..(;re(Mnvich  pl.Wellinglon  r. 
Shayler  Thos.,  baker,  151),  Icknield  st.,  I'^ast 
Sheaf  C'harles,  register  olVice   for  servants, 

72,  New  street 
Sheath  Al>raham  Thomas  Benjamin  Brent- 

nall,  foreman,  Temjjerance  villa 
Sheath  I'rederick,  shopkjir.,  5,  Pott«T  .«<f n  et 
Sheath  Henry,  gun  nipple  maker  nn«l  .'^hop- 
keeper,  28,  Lower  Brearley  street 


Sheldon  Wm.,  file  manufr.,  ct.  9,  Bath  st. ; 

h.  Lower  Tower  street 
Shelley  Frederick,  military  ornament   po- 
lisher, Fazeley  st.  Mill ;  h.ct.  9,  Palmer  st. 
Shelley  George,   vict.  Plough  and  Balloon, 

270,  New  Town  row 
Shelley  Geo.,  retail  l>rewer,  222,  Camden  st. 
Shelley  Saral.,  pearl  button  manufr.,  ct.  4, 

New  .John  street 
Shelley  Wm.  steel  toy  polisher.  Hart's  Mill; 

house,  Barford  street 
Shelton  Geo.,  timber  iV-  slate  merchant,  saw 

mills  ;  and  agent  for  (Jeo.  iV.Ias.  Brawn's 

l)lue  lirieks  and  (piarries,  58, ^^'ater  street; 

house,  Hagleyroad 
Sludton  Thomas,  grocer,  Gt.  Francis  st. 
Shenudd  Fn^dtMick,  tobacconist.  19,  Parade 
Shenlield  Mary,  ladies'  school,  Mcarage  rd. 
ShenstoneAM  ills,  mrehnts.,25,Mary  Ann  .st 
Shenstone  \\  ni..agt>nt.l07.High  st..Bordsly. 
Shen.stone    M'illiam    Henry,    merchant;  h. 

108,  High  strett,  Bordesley 
Sheiit<ui(lei>.mlV.  of  japanned  gds.;  h.  Finch  st 
SluMiton  Williaiu,  ujdioisterer  and  mattress 

maker,  47,  ^'ale  street 
Shepard  .lulm.  shoe  mkr.,  103,  Lancaster  st 
Shephard  Maiy.  brass  founder,  3,  Smith  st 
Shepheard  Andrew,  shoe  nmker,  Victoria  pi 
Shepheard  R<l..butclu>r.  122,(^>nstitution  hi. 
Slu'pherd    Charles,  carpenter  and    builder, 

17,  Bath  «t. ;  h.  Belgrave  st.,  Balnall  htb. 


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249 


Shepherd  EtUviu,  wh-o  worker  and  window 
l)liiid  nuiimlV.,  "274,  IJnuUurd  street; 
hoTi>se,  y.'J,  Alcestcr  street 

Shepherd  Kdwiii  and  John,  japanners.  ct. 
10,  A.B.  row;  houses,  Phillijjs  street, 
Aston,  and  1.'),  Prospect  row 

Shephei'd  Frederick,  pork  hutcher,  44, 
Sinairnnrok  street 

Shepherd  James,  en<?riiver,   Bh>omsbiiry  st. 

Shepherd  John,  C'.)ach  builder,  7,  Lionel  st. 

Sheplierd  Josiah,  gun  engraver,  ct.  3,  Wea- 
nian  row  ;  house,  Round  hills 

Shepherd  llobert.fancypainter,  10, Princes  rw 

Shepherd  Samuel,  pearl  button  manutac- 
turer.  ct.  70.  and  house,  ct.  2,  Cottage  In 

Shepherd  SI,,  silver  en grvr,  165^,  Camden  st 

Sheppard  Charles,  laceman,  71,  Bull  street 

Sheppard  Samuel,  brass  cock  founder  and ' 
candlestick    maker,  James   street,  Har- 
pers  hill ;  house,  37,  Vyse  street 

Sheppard  Thomas,  painter,  plumber,  gla- 
zier, paper  hanger  and  manufacturer, 
28,  Snow  hill,  and  Slaney  street 

Sheppard  Thomas,  furniture  painter,  ct.  2, 
St.  iNIartin's  lane  ;  house,  Lee  Bank 

Sheppard  William,  victualler  and  car  pro- 
prietor,Swan  withTwoXecks,102,Aston  st 

Sheppey  John,  victualler  and  carpenter, 
Horse  and  Groom,  94,  Holt  street 

Sheridan  Charles,  beerhouse,  Wilton  street 

Sheridan  Charles,  shopkpr.,  12,  Old  Inkleys 

Sherlock  Wm.  cabinet  and  bedstead  maker, 
ct.  6,  Gt.  Hampton  street;  h.  96,  Barr  st. 

Sherriff  Edward,  (late  M.  Mills  &  Co.) 
coach  harness  furniture  plater  and  car- 
riage lamp  manufacturer,  43,  Paradise  st 

Sherriff  Js.,  butcher  &  gun  finisher,  Lozells 

Sherriff  James,  chaser  and  repairer,  23, 
Ann  street ;  house.  Lodge  road 

Sheriff  Job,  fancy  ppr.  box  mkr.,48,  Spencer  st 

Sherriff  John, die  tfe  seal  engraver ;  h.Soho  hi 

Sherriff  Ar  Tye,  die  and  seal  engravers,  ct. 
14,  Snow  hill 

Sherwood  Jacob,  silver  and  plated  ware 
manufacturer;  h.  Aston  New  Town 

Sherwood  John,  timber  merchant  and  dealer 
in  all  kinds  of  fencing  timber,hoop  shaver, 
cooper,  and  dealer  in  hay,  straw,  &  corn, 
and  retail  brewer,  Worcester  Wharf 

Sherwood  John,  jitn.,  manufr.  of  silver 
plated  wares;  h.  93,  Bloomsbury place 

Sherwood  John,  lid.,  &  John,  jun.manufrs. 
of  silver  plated  wares,  electro  platers,  cfec, 
76,  Lichfield  street 

Shettle  William,  eating  house,  retail  brewer, 
and  tailor,  32,  Bell  street 

Shields  James,  victualler,  Bull's  Head  Inn, 
174,  Camp  hill 

Shields  John,boot(t;  shoe  niaker,o9,  Dale  end 

Shillitoe  Thos.Beckett,hairdrssr,29,Broadst 

Shilton  Edmund,])ath  propritr., Brougham  st 

Shiltnn  Edward,  ivory  and  wood  turner  and 
bnish  maker,  61,  Navigation  street 


Shilt<m  Elizabeth,  St.  Mark's  infant-school 

mistress,  76i,  King  Edward's  road 
Shilton  John, coal  dealer, 32,  Bishopgate  st 
Shiltcm  Joseph, agent,7(3.  King  Edward's  rd 
Shilton  Joseph, beerhouse,77'>Buckinghani  st 
Shilton  Samuel,  cabinet  maker,  upholsterer 

and  mattress  maker,  65,  Parade 
Shilton  Saml.,vicL.ittaih>r,Grapes,Gibheath 
Shilton    William,    engineer     and   machine 

manufacturer,  89,  Dartmouth  street 
ShiltonThos.IIy.crpntr.ct. 8, Bartholomew  st 
Shingler  Edward,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  6S, 

High  street,  and  70,  Bull  street 
Shingler  Pliilip,  shoe,  patten,  clog  and  tie 

maker,  117,  Constitution  hill 
Shipley  Mrs.  Ann,  105,  Gt.  Brook  street 
Shipley  James,  dyer,  ct.  82,  Gt.  Charles  st. 
Shipley  John,  beerhouse,  156,  Moseley  st. 
Shipman  Edward,  clerk.  111,  Bath  row 
Shipp  John,  farmer,  24,  Moseley  road 
Shirley  Thomas,  shopkpr.,  79,Steelhouse  In 
Shu'ley  William,  pearl  button  maker,  ct.  4, 

Lencli  street;  house,  Steelhouse  lane 
Shirwood  Edwin,  general  fancy  stationer 
and  manufacturer  of  jewellers'  boxes, 
guard,  cigar  and  medal  cases,  pattern 
cards,  travelling  and  all  kinds  of  fancy 
leather  cases,  46,  St.  Paul's  square 
Shmel   Ralph,  shoe  maker.  Market  hall; 

house.  Fox  street 
Shore  Jph.,  brass  fndr.&castr.20,Cardiganst 
Shore   Joseph,   wine,   spirit,    and   general 

merchant,  10,  Easy  row 
ShoreAlfd.Wm.,clk.<fe  wtch.mkr., 6, Oxford  st 
Shore  Wm.,  brass  caster,  31,  Tanter   street 
Shores  Matthew,  egg  and  poultry   dealer, 

15,  Bell  street ;  house,  Colmore  street 
Short  Edward  Clarkson,  coach  harness  fur- 
niture plater   and   japanner,    1,  Bishop 
street,  Glasshouse  lane 
Short  Elizabeth,  school,  Hamstead  row 
Short  Joseph,  fender  maker,  com't  14,  Gt. 

Charles  street ;  h.  ct.  8,  Ludgate  hill 
Short  Thomas,  mother-o-pearl,   ivory,  tor- 
toise shell,  mahogany  and  foreign  hard- 
wood merchant,  2^,  Friday  bridge ;  house, 
54,  Lionel  street 
Short  Thomas,  jun..  East  India  merchant, 

1,  Graham  street;  house,  Birchlield 
Short  Thomas,  beerhouse,  59,  Gt.  Lister  st 
Short  William,   raa,lleable    iron    founder, 

222,  Brad'ord  street 
Short  Wm.,  sddlr.*  hrnss.  mkr.,58,  Aston  st 
Shorten  Ann,  plumber,  glazier,  and  painter, 

43,  Holloway  head 
Shorter  James,  collar  mkr.  Harford's  bldgs. 
Shorthouse  Benjamin,  baker  tfe  flom-  dealer, 

80,  Palmer  street 
Shorthouse  Jph.,manufrng.  chemist,  9,  Now 
Marketst.  tfeShadwellst.  ;  h.Calthorpe  st 
Slun-thouse  Wm.,  butcher,  .3|,  Jamaica  row 
Shorthouse  Wm.,  provn.  dlr.,  155, Moseley  st 
Shotton  Wm.,  provision  dlr.,  8,  Stafford  st.. 

21 


250 


BIRMIXGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Shout  Richard,  clerk,  133,  Kent  terrace 
ShovelbottonGeo.clerk,28,  Grosvenor  st.,  W 
Shovelbotton  John,  jobbingsmith,  court,  6, 

Moor  street 
Showard  Henry,  green  gcr.,  114,  Digbeth 
ShowellChs.mnfr.ofjapanned  gds;  h.Lozells 
Showell  Edwin  Alfred,  cabinet  brass  founder, 

house,  Summer  lane 
Showell   John  Whitehouse.  printer,  book- 
seller, stationer,  and  religious  tract  depot, 
26,  Temple  st. ;  h.  4,  Goldsmith's  bldngs. 
Showell  Mr.  Thomas,  Islington  row 
Showell  Thomas,  bellows  maker,  2,  Essex  st 
Showell  Thomas,  gent.,  298,  Summer  lane 
Shread  William,  builder  and  brick  maker, 
Bridge  street.  West,  and  coal  dealer,  St 
Paul's  Coal  Wharf,  George  st..  Parade ; 
house,  66^  Wells  street,  Gt.  Hampton  st. 
Shropshire  Union  Railway  <fe   Canal   Co., 
general  carriers,Crescent  Wharf;  Thomas 
Sturland,  agent 
Shrewsbury  Ed.,  butcher,  28,  Smallbrook  st 
Shuter  Wm.,gun  stckr.ct.Ul,  L.Iirearley  st 
Shutt  John,  japanned  button  manufacturer, 

6,  Warstone  lane 
Shutt  Joseph,  solicitor,  16,   Chapel  street; 

house,  Alldridge 
Shutt leworth  John,   gent,    Barker    street. 

Hunter's  lane 
Shuttleworth  John  George,  dealer  in  hard- 
woods. Crescent  wharf 
Shuttleworth  Joseph  Peace,  mathematical 
instrument  and  measuring  tape  manufr., 
2,  Newhall  street ;  house,  George  st.,  W. 
Shuttleworth  Percival,   gas   fitting  manu- 
facturer, 28.  Cannon  street 
Shuttleworth  Thomas,  butcher.  Eyre  street 
Sibley  John,  bleeder  with  leeches,  58,  Gt. 

Charles  street 
Sibley  Samuel,  gun  implement   and  pistol 

maker,  ct.  44|,  Loveday  st. 
Sibree  Rev.  Peter,  chaplain,  General  Ceme- 
tery, 42,  Frederick  street,  Graham  street 
Siddell  John,  corn  <fe  flour  dlr.,  o,  Bristol  st. 
Siddon  Emma,  blacker,  ct.  7,  Ltle.  Charles  st 
Siddons  Charles  <fe  William,  manufrs.  of  air 
triggers  and  gun  locks,  ct.  4,  Whittal  st.  ; 
hs.  Laurel  terrace,  Aston 
Sidney,  Hall,  «fe  Co.  wholesale  and  retail  tea 

dealers  and  coffee  roasters,  26,  High  st. 
Sidney  John,  stationer,  writing  master  and 

ink  manufacturer,  13,  Bull  street 
Silcock  1 1  annah.matron,  Asylum, Summer  In 
Silk  John,  vict.,Old  Hull's  Head,81,Uigbeth 
Silk  Joseph,  beerhouse,  Soho  hill 
Silk  Robert,  confectioner,!  10.  Steelhouse  In 
Silk  Samuel,  jmuip  maker  and  well  sinker, 

Coventry  street 
Silk  Samuel  painter  S:  cnfctnr.,  12,Balsall  st 
Sillitoe  (,'lmrles,  beiThouse  and  tailor,  2j6, 

liisbop  street,  Moseley  street 
Sills  and  Ford,  pawnbrokers,  6,  StafTord   st. 
Sills  Jane,  vict.,  Golden  Cup,  23,  StalTurd  st 


Sills  James,  gun  rib  forger,  ct.  6,  Fisher  st ; 

house,  Aston 
Silver  Anthony,  shopkeeper,  Saltley  lane 
Silver  George  tfe   Daniel,   glass  cutters,  5, 

Gt.  Brook  St.;  hs.  50,  I'p.  Windsor  street 
Silverstone  Philip,  collector  for  the  Hebrew 

congregation,  98,  Digbeth 
Silvester  Alrs.Eliz.,  <fe  Hy.. clerk. Harborne  rd 
Silvester  J.,  grocer  and  tea  dealer,  l,Georgo 

street.  Parade 
Silvester  James,  carpenter  and  builder,  Bar- 
ker street,  Sheepcote  lane 
Silvester  Henry,  florentine  and  silk  button 

manufr.,  28,  Newhall  st. ;  h.  Hunters  In 
Silvester  Thomas,  dairyman,  18,  Unett  st 
SilvesterWm.,  pearl bttn.mkr..  ct.2,Blew'sst 
Silvester  \Vm.  shoe  maker,  135,  Adderley  st 
Silvey  Catherine,  beerhs.,  21,  Holloway  hd 
Simes  Josiah,  baker  and  flour  dealer,  99, 

Lower  Camden  street 
Simco   John,   soda  water,  lemonade,  and 

ginger  beer  manufacturer,  33,  Whittall  st 
Simcox  Alexander,  solicitor,  22,   Paradise 

street ;  house,  Wellington  road 
Simcox  Ann  Jane,  dress  mkr.  169,  Watery  In 
Simcox  Howard,  survej-or  and  land  agent, 

32,  Paradise  street;  h.  Harborne  Cottage 
Simcox  John,  Thomas,  and  Edwin  Walford, 

solicitors,  11,  Bullring;  hs.  Sparkbrook 
Simcox  Mrs.  Mary,  102,  Stratford  place 
Simcox,  Pemberton,  &  Sons,  brass  founders, 

d'c,  42,  Livery  street 
Simcox  Saml.  engine  tenter,  Snowhill  Mills 
Simcox    William,   eyelet  hole  maker,  60, 

Northwood  street;  house,  12,  Hall  street 
Simister  Andrew  Hackett,  gent.  Islington  rw 
Simister   and   Cartwright,    merchants    and 

factors,  26,  Newhall  street 
Simister  James,  patentee  and  manufr.   of 

double  Parisian  corsets,  Essex  st.,  and  66^ 

Cheapside,   London ;  h.  Oakfield  house, 

Balsall  heath 
Simister  J  no., paper  dlr.<fe  factor,  1 83,  Livery  st 
Simister  Rd.,  commercial  traveller,  Gradigan 

terrace,  Frederick  street,  Edgbaston 
Simkiu^Vm.,  corn  dlr..  204,  High  st.  Deritend 
Simkins  \\'m.  gun  furnitiire  torger,  court  15^, 

SteelliDuse  lane  ;  h.  Great  Russell  street 
Simkins  Wm.,  j)earl  button  manufr..   court 
t      64,  Coleshill  stroot  ;  h.  Washwood  heath 
I  Simkiss  James,  shoe  maker,  38,  Summer  In. 
Jsimkiss  Richard, blackrr.ct.ll.St.George'sst. 
Simmoiidson  Miss  My.  126. Broad  st.  Islington 
Sinuuons  Charles,  scale  beam  manufr.  com-t 
I     3,  New  .lohn  street 

'Simmons  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  12,  Duddestonrow 
Sinujions  (ieorge,   wholesale  jjaper  dealer, 

engraver,   copper  plate  and  letter   press 

])rinter,  factor.  i^'C,  41,  Newhall  street 
Simmons  and  Gee,  glass,  china,  iVc.  dealers, 

118,  Snowhill 
!  Simmons  .Tohn,  glass,  china,    <tc.    dealer; 

home,  118,  Snow  hill 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL  LIST. 


251 


Simmons  Jph.,  hou»c  a<?ont,  27,  Nelson  st.W. 
Simmons  Thomas,  herbalist,  85,  Cecil  street 
SimmonsSaml.,\-ict. King's  Arms,7,naggotst 
Simms  Alfred,  cigar  mannfr,,  tolincconist,  (fe 
snuff  dealer,  43,  New  street,  soda  water, 
lemonade,  ct  ginger  mnfr.  14.J, Temple  row 
Simms  Henry,  organist  of  St.  Philip's  and 

Trinity  Churches,  106,  Ilighgate 
Simonite  John,  manufactiu-er  of  wTOught  iron 
ladles,  skimmers,  flesh  forks,  of  every  de- 
scription, ship  hooks  ti-  thimbles,  corking 
irons,  ship  scrapers,  frj-ing  pans,  water 
bowls,  tulip   shovels,  tinmans  furniture. 


fire  shovel 


pan 


s,  iron 


plate 


Singleton  Joseph,  manufacturing  chemist, 
Eyre  st. ;  and  vinegar  manufr.,  Icknield 
street,  West ;  house,  Goode  street 

Sinkinson  Thomas  Hardy,  wine  and  spirit 
merchant,  14,  Jamaica  row 

Sinniager  George,  plasterer,  37,  Unett  st. 

SinniagerThos.Wintle,  plasterer,40, Unett  st 

Siviter  Benjamin,  tailor,  and  Sarah,  milli- 
ner, 234,  Bristol  street 

Siviter  Js,  retail  brwr.,  Edward  st..  Parade 

Siviter  Sarah,  dress  mkr.,  61,  New  Towrow 

Siviter  William,  jeweller,  102,  Mott  st. 
j  Sizer  George,  clerk,  George  street,  Lozella 

Skalley  Mr.  John,  Bristol  road 

Skan  George,  bath  chairman,  court  92, 
Broad  street,  Islington 


kettle  ears, 

worker,  d'c.  o2.  Pope  street 
Simons  Edw.  Thos.  bricklyr.,  157,Moseley  st 
Simons  Edward,  wax  and  tallow  chandler,  Skateley  Chs.,  railway  clerk,  30,  Loxton  st 


soap  boiler,  cfe  patentee  for  the  economical 
night  lamp,  84,  Dale  end ;  h.  8,  Bristol rd. 
Simons  Hannah,  green  grocer,  54,  Church  st. 
Simons  Hy.,  provision  merchant,  109,  vict., 
wine<fespiritmchnt.RedCow,l  1 0,Dale  end 
Simons  John,  surgeon,  22,  Masshouselane 
Simons  Thos.,  manufr.  of  all  kinds  of  casting 
and  glass  house  pots,  portable  furnaces, 
<fec.,   dealer  in   fire  bricks,    clay,   dutch, 
english,  and  blacklead  pots,  &  horse  tfemill 
for  hire,  for  jewellers,  refiners,  <fe  others, 
149,  Livery  st.  &  Frederick  pi.  North  wd.  st. 
Simpkin  Frederick,  green  grocer,81, Snow  hill 
Simpkin  Wm.  green  grcr.  30,  New  Town  row 
Simpson  Ch  as.,  maltster,  baker,  confectioner, 
tfedlr.in  british  wines,  1 5 1 ,  H  igh  st.Bordesley 
Simpson  Chas. engraver  &  enameller,Snape  st 
Simpson  Ebenezer,  beerhs.,  3,  Lr.  Lawley  st 
Sunpson  Edwin,  grocer,  tea  dealer,  provision 
mchnt.d:cornfctr.73(fe74.  Broad  st.  Islington 
Simpson  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  17,  Carverst 
Simpson  Geo.  Hill,  iron,  coal,  &  coke  mchnt., 
77,Suffolkst. ;  h.55, Frederick  st.Hari)ershl 
SimpsonHy.,chinarepairer,  ct. 17, Lichfield  st 
Simpson  Jph.,  brass  caster,  ct.  13,  Coleshillst 
Simpson  Joseph,  coal, hay,  and  straw  dealer, 

6 1 ,  Belmont  row 
Simpson  Mercer  H.,  manager  theatre,  45, 

Camden  street 
Simpson  Robert,  commercial  trav.,  Grant  st 
Simpson  Thomas,  beerhouse,  1,  Ryland  rd. 
Simpson  Thomas,  coach  harness  furniture 

founder,  7,  Livery  st. ;  h.  76,  Parade 
Sim])son  William,  warehouseman,  125,  Gt. 

Charles  street 
Simpson  William,  iron  founder  and  fender 

maker,  Holland  street 
Simpson  William  &  Son,  snuffer  and  iron 

tinned  spoon  manufrs.,  L^nion  terrace 
Sims  &  Company,  forgers  and  iron  masters, 

Aston  Jimction  Forge 
Sims  John,  vict..  King's  Arms,  9,  Howe  st. 
Sims  Joseph,  iron  master  ;  h.  Aston  Park 
Sims  Robert,   sm*geon   dentist,   51,    Union 

passage;  house,  Dixon's  lane 
Sims  Thomas,  iron  master  ;   h.  Perry  Bax 


Skeet  Joseph,   gun   barrel   and   gun,   <fec., 
manuir.,ct.2, Russell  st. ;  h.AstonNew  Tn. 
Skelding  John,    house   sign,  ifec.,   painter, 

32,  New  Thomas  st.,  Coleshill  street 
Skelding  Wm.,  brush  maker,87,  Coleshill  st 
Skell  William,  baker.  66,  Dartmouth  street 
Skellet  Wm.  <fe  Son,  house  and  land  agents, 
2^,    Edmund   street ;  houses,    63,    Wells 
street,  Gt.  Hampton  street 
Skelton  Ann,   grocer   and   tea   dealer,    19, 
and  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  20,  Bull  st 
Skelton  James,  manager  for  H.    Richards 
&  Co.,  gold  and  silver  platers,  9,  Mary  st, 
Caroline  street 
Skelton  Sarah,  dress  and  cloak  maker,   9, 

Mary  street,  Caroline  street 
Skerratt  Wra., butcher,  20,  Constitution  hill; 

house,  Mott  street 
Skerrett  Peter  Jackson,  M.D.,  4,  Old  square 
Skerrett  Wm.,hair  drssr,Christ's  Church psg. 
Sketchley  John,   baker    and    shopkeeper, 

115,  Hockley  hill 
Skidmore  John,  scutcheon  pin  pointer,  33, 

Fazeley  street ;  house,  Watery  lane 
Skidmore  John,  coal  mert.,  Handsworth  vil. 
Skidmore  Thomas,  cabinet  maker  and  up- 
holsterer, 55,  Edgbaston  street 
Skinner  Edward,  clerk,  115,  Sherlock  street 
Skinner  Jolin,  shoemaker,  10,  Charlotte  st. 
Skinner  John,  shoemaker,  74,   Kenion  st. ; 

house,  82,  Hockley  street 
Skinner   Thomas,   basket  maker.    Market 

hall ;  house,  Horse  fair 
Skinner  William,  tailor,  152,  Unett  street 
Skipp  Geo,,  sen.,  school,  Dartmouth  street 
Skipp  John,  grocer,  171,  Bromsgrove  st. 
Skipp   Samuel,   gun   engraver,    court    71 » 

Slaney  street ;  house.  Temperance  ter. 

Skull  John,police  sergeant,ct.l7,Exeterrow 

Slack  Rd.  mnfr.  of  gold  silver  and  german 

silver  pencil  cases,  tooth  picks,  pen,  pen 

holders,  thimbles,  cfec,  9,  St.  Paul's  square 

Slack    William,    spectacle  maker,    ct.   24, 

Bromsgrove  street 
Slade  Thomas,  screw  maker.  51,  Bow  st. 
Slade  William,  hair  dresser,  48,  Pershore  st 


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BIRMINGHAM    AirUABETlCAL    LIST. 


Slaney  Thomas,  solicitor,  2,  Newliall  st. ; 

house,  Harborne  road 
Slater  <fc  Docker,  nnibrclla  fnmiture  manu- 
facturers, 95,  Lombard  street 
Slater  George,  farrier  and  blacksmith,  Rea 

street ;  house,  Sand  street 
Slater  Hannah,  jTrecn  grocer,  Market  hall; 

house,  Moor  street 
Slater  Henry,  umbrella  furniture  manufr., 

house,  lialsall  heath 
Slater  Henry,  porter  merchant,  7,  Peck  In.; 

h.  KJ,  George  street,  Islington  row 
Slater  John,  coal  agt.c.Hl,  King  Edward'srd 
Slater  John,  tea  dealer,  35,  Hollo  way  head 
Slater  John,  rope  maker,  179.  Livery  street 
Slater  John,  fender  maker  ;  h.I()2,Lionelst 
Slater  John,  shoe  maker,  101,  Lionel  street 
Slater  John,  beerhouse,  75,  Moseley  street 
Slater  Paul,  lock  keeper,  44,  Fleet  street 
Slater  Mrs.  Susannah,  Summer  hill 
Slater  Wm.,  shoe  maker,  72,  Hospital  st. 
Slaughter  Geo.,  butcher,  8.'3,  Snow  hill 
Slaughter  Henry.pork  butcher,4U,Staiford  st 
Sleigh  John,  manager,  130,  Vyse  .street 
Sloane     IJenjamin,   beerhouse    and    pearl 

button  maker,  18,  Pritchet  street 
Sloane  Michael,  pearl  button  maker,  Powell 

street,  Aston  brook 
Sloene  Hans,  factor;  h.  Park  pi.,  Bristolrd 
Slucnck  ^L  A.,  assistant  governess,   Blue 

Coat  School,  Colmore  street 
Sly  Edwiird,  car])enter,  96,  Rea  street 
Sly  VV^illiam, fancy  steel  chain  maimfacturer, 

Brueton's  Mill;  h.  Novascotia  street 
Slynn  John,  wire  worker,  3,  Betlndom  row 
Small  Joseph,   bricklayer  and    builder,  3, 

Jvy  Cottages,  Summer  lane 
Smalley  J ohn,hair  dresser,  99,  Lancaster  .st 
Sinallwood  Alfred,  brass   founder,   22,    Gt. 

Hampton  row 
Sniallwood     Edward,    victualler,    Leather 

Bottle,  222,  High  street,  Deritend 
Snuillwood  lly.  (Jeo.,  solicit<)r.41,l'emplest 
Smallwood  James  Peak,   stamj)er,  piercer, 

c^'C,  H."),  Lirblicld  street 
Smallwood  J  oliu, manufacturer  of.shot  belts, 

drani  l)()ttles,  d'c,  3.  Weamini  street 
Sniallwood  John,  victualler,  and  coach  har- 
ness furniture  plater,  41,  Navigation  st. 
Sniallwood  John,  brass  foniKU'rand  candle- 
stick maker,  (5,  Fordnnigh  street 
Smallwood  J  (dm.  wiiK-  and  .spirit  merchant ; 

house.  Castle  Bronnvich 
Smallwood  Josejdi  tV:  .lolm,  wine  and  spirit 

nirrclinnts,  2."*,  Lower  I'riory 
Smnllwood  .loseph,  iiKuiiifr.  of  ladic^s'  sfir- 

rn])s,  dr;im  bottles,  pouches  and  .shot  belts, 

9.3,  St  a  ni  forth  street 
Sniallwood  Rt.,crrer»^-beerbs. Worcester  Wf 
Sni:illwood    Sar:ili,    blfcdrr    with     leeches, 

4.3,  Lower  Tower  street 
Smnlhvood  Thomas,  manufr.  of  ladic^s'  stir- 

rn[)s,  di-:iiii  bottles,  jjouches  uudshot  In'lts. 
22,  Stauiforth  street 


Smallwood  Thos.,shop\-pr.,  5,St.Martin's  In 

Smallwood  William,  iron  square  and  gene- 
ral tool  maker,  5,  Higby  street 

Smallwood  William,  .shopkeeper,  16,  Dart- 
mouth street 

Smallwood  William  Henry,  leather  seller, 

5,  Lower  Windsor  street 

Smart   George,   merchant,  2,  Ct.    Charles 

street;  house,  15,  Calthorpe  street 
Smart  Isiah,    grinder,.  Harts   Mill;  house, 

159,  Ashted  row 
Smart  .John,  patten  and  french  clog  maker, 

290,  Bradford  street 
Smart  Josejih,  gun  rib   and   plug   forger ; 

house,  3,  Steelhouse  lane 
Smart  Mrs.  Mary  Jane,  Finch  street 
.Smart  Mary  Jane,  po.st  office,  259, Small  hth. 
Smart  Matthew,  victualler,    \\  hite   Swan, 

6,  Legge  street 

Smnrt   Peter,    coal   dealer,    Oozells   .street 

wharf;  house,  Latimer  street.  South 
Smart  Thomas,  house  agent,  4,  Tennant  st 
Smart  Thomas,  .sjiade  tree  manufacturer, 

Gt.  lirook  st. ;  h.  I'jiper  Windsor  street 
Smart  Thonaas,  gnu  finisher,  72,  AN'eaman  st 
Smart  and  Fowmes,  gun  rib  and  plug  for- 
gers, 28§,  Newton  street 
Smith  Aaron,  beerhs.  tfc  shopkpT.,Gibheath 
Smith  Alexnnder,  engineer,  Old  (ia.s  Com- 
pany, Bord(^sley  park 
Smith  Ann,  brass  founder, King  Edward's  rd 
Smith  Ann,  coal  dealer,  45,  Blucher  street 
Smith  Ann,bldr.  with  leeches,  44, Alcester  .•^t 
Smith  Misses  Ann  &  Maria,  Vicarage  road 
Smith  Ann  and  Co.,  french  and  english  stay 
and  corset  manufacturers,  24,  Bull  street 
Smith  Ann  A.  Sons,  jewellers,  l,Ilospitalst 
Smith  Mrs.  Ann  Jane,  55,  Bristol  street 
Smith    Anthony  Temple,    glass   and   lead 

merchant;  house,  Hagley  road 
Smith  Anthony,laceraan,lisir,<fec.,51,New  .st 
Smith  Artlnn-,  clerk,  29,  Sand  pits 
Smith  and  Asbury,  wood  turners  and  japan- 

ners,  Legge  .street 
Smith  Ba.ssett,bank  mangr.,  21,  Colmore rw 
Smith  Bnssett,  school,    1.   Caroline    street; 

house,  Lionel  street 
Smith  Benjamin,   dairyman,  Sherborne  st. 
Smith  B(Mij.  Niiid,  cUm-Ic,  .37, Cambridge  st. 
Smith  IJenjamin,  hay   and  corn  dealer,  and 

shojtkeeper,  33.^,  Wharf  street 
Smith  Brooki's,  factor,  etc. ;  h.  Frederick  st. 

Islington  row 
I^niilh  Hrice.  .shoe  maker,  137,  Lawley  .st. 
.*^mith  Charles  .lames,  gun   and  jiistol  ma- 

nnfjicturer,  27  A-  2S,  Whittall  street 
Smith  Charles,  railway  clerk,  22,(Jeo.  st.,W 
Smith  Charles,  dra])er,  97.  Smallbrook  st. 
Smith  (has,  glass  toy  mkr,(!4.New  Town  rw 
Smith  Charles    IVedtTick,    gilt   and    plated 
button    manufr..     14,     Newhall    street; 
boiiso.  Harborne  heath 
Smith  Charles,  house  surgeon.   Workhouse, 
Lichfield  street 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHADETICAL    LIST. 


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Sniitli  Charles  &   Sou,  (late  Standloy  and 

Smitli)     locksmiths,    bellhauifors,     brass 

tbuiiders,  mauufrs.  of  syinjjathctic,   and 

centre  hinges,  A'C,  25,  Gt.  Charles  street; 

house,  Lyulon  House 
Smith  Chas.  jun.,  locksmith,  bellhanger,  <fec. 

etc. ;  h.  Whitniore  i)lace,  Sniallheiith 
Smith  Charles,  gent.  Sin-ing  street 
Smith  Charles,  St.  John's  national  school- 
master;  house,  Warwick  street 
Smith  Charl()tte,shoe  ^^Thuse.,.38,Templer\v 
Smith  cVr  Churchill,  chemists,  .'31.  New  st. 
Smith  iVr  Cox,  electro  platers  and  gilders, 

77,  Bath  street 
Smith  Daniel,  fruiterer,  96,  Dale  end 
Smitli   Daniel,  hair  dresser,    121  rj,    Broad 

street,  Islington 
Snn'th  Daniel,  cabinet  maker,  upholsterer, 

furniture  broker,  <fe  beer  machine  maker, 

4.J,  Worcester  street 
Smitli  Daniel,  bricklayer,  34,  Cottage  lane 
Smith    David   and    Adam,    butchers.     142, 

Moseley  street  and  Balsali  heath 
Smith   David,  sub  engineer,  Old  Gas  Co., 

Lower  Fazeley  street 
Smith  David,  stationer,  Nechells  green 
Smith  David,  engraver   and   copper  plate 

printer,  23,  Church  street 
Smith  Edward,  clerk,  91,  Aston  road 
Smith  Edward,  silversmith.  51,  Howard  st. 
Smith  Edward,  clerk.  Lea  Bank  road 
Smith  Edw.,  boot  &  shoe  mla-.,  Wheeler  st. 
Smith  Edvvai'd,  gun  stocker,  ct.  17,  Weaman 

street;  house,  151,  Great  Hampton  row 
Smith  Edwin,  corn  chandler  and  provision 

dealer,  3,  Constitution  hill 
Smith  Edwin,  gun  finisher.  Bridge  st.,  West 
Smith  Edwin,  draper  d'C. ;  h.  7,  Old  square 
Smith  Edwin,  japnnner ;  h.  54,  William  st. 
Smith  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  122,  Coventry  road 
Smith  Eliza,   branch   post  office   and  toy 

dealer,  90,  Aston  road 
SmithMisses  Eliza  tfe  Esthr.Goldsmithsbldgs. 
Smith  Elizabeth,  victualler,  Eagle  and  Tun 

Commercial  Inn,  12,  Banbiu-y  street 
Smith  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  52,  Leamington  ter. 
Smith   Elizabeth,   snuff  box  &c.  manufr. ; 

house,  4,  St.  George's  terrace 
Smith  Emma,  milUner.  215,  Moseley  street 
Smith  Emelia  Glanville,  tin  plate  worker, 

and  lamp  manufacturer,  11,  Duke  street 
Smith,  Fisher,  &  Co.,  iron  &  brass  foxmders, 

engnrs.,  machinists,  <fe  coal  mchnts.  Nile  st 
SmithFrancis.Tane,ladies'school,13,Bathrow 
Smith  Frances  cfe  Mary,  victuallers,  Stork 

Hotel,  2,  Old  square 
Smith  Francis,  chemist ;  house,  Moseley  rd. 
Smith   Francis    Benoni,    accountant,     106, 

New  John  street.  West 
Smith  Fdrck.  Charles,  clerk,  73,  Caroline  st 
Smith  Frederick  John,  clerk.  Nursery  terrace 
Smith  Frederick,  com.  traveller,  Bristol  rd. 
Smith  Geo.,  shoe  mkr.,  12b,  Gt.  Hampton  rd. 


Smith  Geo.  button  mnfr. ;  h.  Monument  In. 
Smith  George,  butcher,  220,  Ashted  row- 
Smith  Goo.,  hammer  and  edge  tool  manufr., 

ct.  9,  Highst.Deritend;  h.  134,  Bradford  st 
Smith  Geo.  vict.  Adam  &  E  ve,  201,  Brad  ford  st 
Smith  Geo.  shopkpr.  <febeerhs.l02,Pritchetst 
Smith  George,  linen  draper,  53,  Aston  st. 
Smith  Geo.  baker  tfe  flour  dlr.,  2, 1  fens  walk 
SmithG  eo.smllwr.dlr.&gun  fnshr.  1 5,  Lench  st 
Smith  George  and  Co.,  british  plate,  steel, 

german  silver,  and  magneto  plated  ware 

manufacturers,  48,  Whittall  street 
Smith  Geo.,  straw  hat  maker,  122,  Digbeth 
Smith  George,  coal  dealer,  Oozells  street ; 

house,  Granville  street 
Smitli  Geo.  brass  musical  instniment  maker 

and  music  warehouse,  144,  Snow  hill 
Smith  George,  machinist,  24,  Bartholomew 

street ;  house,  4,  Bridge  ten-ace,  Deritend 
Smith  Miss  Hannah  Maria,  Bristol  road 
Smith  (fe  Hawkes,  ironfounders,  engineers, 

and  stove  grate  manufacturers,  Broad  st 
Smith  Henry,  brass  founder,  cfec. ;   house, 

Highfield  House,  Harborue  road 
Smith  Mr.  Henry,  Aston  New  Town 
Smith  Henry,  hair  dresser,  4,  Ryland  street 
Smith  Henry,  victualler  and  maltster.  Car- 
penters" Anns,  63,  St.  George's  street 
Smith  Henry,  pmnp  mkr.,  HoUoway  head ; 

house,  Darwin  street 
Smith  Henry,  surveyor,  115,  Moseley  road 
Smith  Hy.,  boot  &  shoe  mkr.,  89,  Summer  In 
Smith  Henry  Herding,  tailor,  12,  Livery  st 
Smith  Henry,  plane  stop,   brace,   and   bit 

maker,  court  42,  Cheapside 
Smith  Henry,  fishmonger.  Dale  end 
Smith   Henry,   green   grocer,   235,   Bishop 

street,  Moseley  street 
Smith  Henry,  jobbing  smith,  Sutton's  bldgs. 
Smitli  Heniy  Thomas,  painter  and  glazier, 

34,  Hockley  street 
Smith  Hy.  Jas.,  shoe  maker,  19,  Spencer  st. 
Smith  Isaac,  baker,   184,  Wells  street,  Gt. 

Hampton  street 
Smith    Isaiah,    gun  implement  maker,   6, 

Buckingham  sti-eet 
Smith  Jane,  green  grocer,  49^,  Dale  end 
Smith  James,  beerhouse,  56,  INIilk  street 
Smith  .Tames,  boot  ct  shoe  mkr.,  33,  Mount  st 
Smith  Mr.  James,  111,  Icknield street.  East 
Smith  James,  vict..  Tiger,  47,  Church  st. 
Smith  .Tames,  clerk,  St.  Paul's  wharf 
Smith  .Tames,  shopkeeper,  33,  Bell  Barn  rd. 
Smith  James,  gun  stocker,  ct.  84,  VV^eaman 

street,  and  tobacconist,  114,  Hockley  hill 
Smith  James,  grocer,  34,  Key  hill 
Smith  James,  vict.,  Britannia,  \3,  Pigottst. 
Smith  Jas.,  carpenter,  ct.  2,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Smith  James,  grocer  &  tea  dealer,  66,  Bull  st 
Smith  J  as.,  plmbr.  &  painter,4 1  ,Cambridge  st 
Smith  James,  vict..  Ship,  70,  Steelhouse  In. 
Smith  Jas.  shoe  mkr.  127,  High  st.Bordesley 
Smith  James,  marhie  store  dlr.,  Fordrough  st 


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filRMINGHA!^    ALPHAOETICAL    LIST. 


SmitliJa».,bttn.ninfr.  162,  Broad  st. Islington 
Smith  Jell n  Pigott,  town  surveyor,  Public, 
offices,  Moor  street ;  h.  Denbigh  Lodge, } 
Wheeley's  road 
Smith  John,  metal  button   manufacturer, ; 

15,  Buckingham  street 
SmithJohn,carproprietor,80,Grosvenorst.W 
Smith  John  Samuel,  architect,  28,  Graham  st 
Smith   John,  jeweller,    28,    Mary    street, 
Caroline  street  | 

Smith  Mr.  John,  104,  Gt.  Brook  street 
Smith  John,  victualler,  Glol)e  Tavern,  7U 
Gt.Barr  st.,<fe  bath  proprietor,Balsall  hth 
Smith  John,  shoe  maker,  110,  Barr  street,  | 

(it.  Hampton  row 
Smith  John,  brass  founder,  .'Jo. St.  Martin  st ' 
Smith    John,    retail  brewer    and  pleasure 
gardens.  203,  Darwin  street  - 

Smith  John,  metal  dealer  and  plater,   28,  { 
Constitution  hill  \ 

Smith  John,  fire  iron  manufr., Bridge  st.,  W 
Smith  John,  beerhouse,  87,  Northwood  st. 
Smith  Mr.  John,  Ilagley  road  i 

Smith  J  ohn, scale  beam  mkr.,39,Caroline  st. 
Smith  John,  gentleman,  22,  Calthorpe  st. 
Smith  John,  silk  mercer;  h.  92,  Bull  st. 
Smith  John,  shoe  maker,  59,  Ilanley  st. 
Smith  John,  shoe  maker  and  broker,  131, 

Livery  street 
Smith  John,  goods  remover,  Ilcath  mill  In. 
Smith  John,  solicitor,  40,    Temple   street; 

house,  Chad  road 
Smith  John,  coal  merchant,    Bordesley  st. 

wharf;  house,  17,  Oxford  street 
Smith  John,  plumber,  glazier  and  painter, 

14,  Aston  street 
Smith  John,  file  manufr.,  35.  Price  street 
Smith  John, shoe  maker,  30,  Bishop  street, 

Moscley  street 
Smith  Mr.  John,  80,  Ash  ted  row 
Smith  Mr.  John,  Pigott  street 
Smith  John,  agent.  Old  Gas  Co.  1,  Garbettst 
Smith  John,  tailor,  .'>2,  Edmund  street 
Smith  John,  clerk,  Sand  pits 
Smith  John,  stock  and  share  broker,  28, 

Bennett's  hill;  b.  Balsall  heath 
Smith  John,  carpenter,  ct.  1,  Steelhonse  In. 
Smith  John,  druggist,  ()0,  Constitution  hill 
Smith  John,  tailor,  Ihuidsworth  village 
Smith  John,  whij)  thong  mkr.  8,  Up.Cioughst 
Smith  John,   joiners'  tool  manufr.  ct.   130, 

Digbeth;  h.  Bishop  st.  Ch(>apside 
Smitb  .lobn,  jtainter,  8,  dough  street 
Smith  .lohn,  vict.  King'sArms,  99,  (Jt.Barrst 
Smith  .John  lly.  fishmonger,  96,  Snow  hill 
Smith  ,Fohn  A'  Son,  gun  uiid  j)istol  numufrs. 

L*),  Ilussell  St.;  h,  Lee  crescent 
Smith  John  &  Thos.,  grocers  <fe  tea  dealers, 

1  ().■»,  Dale  end 
Smith  Joseph    Thomas,  engineer,  &c. ;  h. 

4,  George  street,  Kdg]);ist()n 
Smith  Joseph,  butcher,  25,  (Jrosvenor  «t.W. 
Smith  Jph.,  boot  &  shoe  mkr.  21,  Howard  st 


Smith  Jph.  cooper  <t  shopkpr.  4,  Ashted  row 
Smith  Jph. ^Valker,gilt,plated,^femetalbutton 
mfr.,  12,  Edmund  st. ;  h.  Monument  lane 
Smith  Joseph,  grocer,  tea  dealer,  and  regis- 
trar of  births  and  deaths  for    St.  Paul's 
district,  19,  Church  street 
Smith  Jph.,  mnfr.  of  edge  and  joiners'  tools, 
hea\-y  steel  toys,  <fec.,  32,  Great  Charles  st 
Smith  Joseph,  agent,  53,  Bristol  street 
Sm  ith  J  ph .  br azr .  tfc  iron  plate  wrkr.  43,  H  ill  st 
Smith  Joseph,  cooper.  Barr   street,   West; 

house.  Great  King  street 
Smith  Justice  and   Emma,   Bordesley   and 
Deritend  national  schools  ;  h.  Lowe  street 
Smith  and  Kemp,  button  makers  and  manu- 
facturing chemists,  165,  Brearley  st.,West 
Smith  and  Lauder,  japanners,  Holliday  st 
Smith  Mrs.  Lucy,  Soho  hill 
Smith  Lydia,  shopkpr.,  46,  Bartholomew  st 
Smith  Miss  Maria,  95,  Aston  road 
Smith  Mrs.  Martha,  78,  Lower  Hurst  street 
Smith  Mary,  victualler,    St.  Georges   Inn, 

38,  Harford  street 
Smith  Mr.  Martin,  27,  Regent  place 
Smith  Mary,  cooper,  7,  Hmrst  street 
Smith  Mrs.  Marv,  56.  Ashted  row 
Smith  Mary  Ann,  pwnbrkr.,  45,  Summer  In. 
Smith  Marv    Matilda,   vict.,  Old  Dolphin, 

88,  Suffolk  street 
Smith  <fc  Matthews,  silk  mercers  and  shawl- 
men,  92,  Bull  street 
Smith  Mary,  shoeing  and  job  smith,   172, 

Icknield  street,  East 
Smith  Moses,  iron  founder  and  beerhouse, 

34,  Green  street,  Birchall  street 
Smith  Nathaniel, plumber,  glazier,  d: painter, 

46,  King  Edward's  road 

Smith  Norman  Hy.,  mrchnt. ;  h.  1,  Bristol  rd 

Smith  Obadiah,  press  tool  maker,  court  1, 

Green  st.,  Birchall  st. ;  h.  ct.  38,  Cheapside 

Smith  <fe  Pearce,  glass  and  lead  merchants, 

6,  Cannon  street 
Smith  Peter,  bricklayer,  199,  Mo.seley  street 
Smith  Peter,  plater  on  steel,  ct.  240,  Aston 

road,  and  shopkeeper,  124,  Lancaster  st 
Smith  Philip,  blacksmith,  7,  Swallow  street 
Smith  Ilel)ecca,vict.FountainInn,93,Cheapsd 
Smith  Richard,  beerhouse  and  shopkeeper, 

6S,  Henry  street 
Smith  Richard,  factor  and  pearl  button  ma- 
ker, 49,  Union  passage 
Smith  Robert  tt  Co.  factors,  22,  Congreve  st 
Smith  Robert,  brass  founder ;  house,  High- 
field  House,  Ilarborne  road 
Smith  Uol)ert,  bricklayer,  202,  Bristol  street 
Smith   Robert  <fc   John,  carpet  and   paper 

hanging  dealers,  116,  New  street 
Smith  Robert,  coal  merchant,  Fazeley  street 
wliarf;  b.  1 12,  Montpeliorrw.,  Ashted  rw 
Smith  lU>bert,  gent,  Edgbaston  grove 
Smith  Mr.  Robert,  Balsall  heath  road 
Smith   Rowland    C«)llins,  and    Mary  Ann, 
j)awnbrokcrs,  45,  Summer  lane 


lURMINGHAM    ALPUADKTICAL    LIST. 


255 


Smith  Samuel  Albert,  box  and  ivory  mlo 
mannfr.,  for  gaiigiiitj;',  navigation,  survey- 
ing, drawing,  and  all  kinds  of  foreign  for 
exportation,  36S^  Coventry  road 
Smith  Samuel,  vict.  and  maltster.  Dolphin 
Inn,  100,  Coventry  street,  and  coal  mer- 
chant, Bordcsley  street  wharf 
Smith  Samuel,  clerk,  and  Louisa,   school, 

89,  Aston  road 
Smith  Samuel,  vict.   and  auctioneer,   Rose 

and  Crowni,  25,  Gt.  Brook  street 
Smith   Samuel,    china     and    earthenware 

dealer,  216,  Cheapside 
Smith  Samuel,  factor  ;  h.  Hagley  road 
Smith  Samtiel,  acco\intant,  55,  Ann  street 
Smith  Sarah,  milliner  &  stay  mkr.,7,01d  sq 
Smith  Samuel,  press  tool  maker,  18,  King 

Edward's  place 
Smith  Sarah,  school,  27,  Parade 
Smith  Sh.,  infant  school  mistress,48,  Ann  st. 
Smith   Sarah,   camel  hair    pencil    maker, 

47,  Ludgate  hill 
Smith  Sh., bleeder  with  leeches, l,Fazeleyst 
Smith  Sarah,  school,  46,  New  Towm  row 
Smith  Simon,  brass  and  iron  caster,  ct.  2, 

Ednuind  street 
Smith  Sh.&Hannah,milliners,37, Hockley  hi 
Smith  &  Sons,  clock  and  clock  case  manu- 
facturers, &  glass  warehouse,  141, Snow  hi 
Smith  Stanhope  Baines,  circulating  library, 
bookseller,  stationer,  &c.,  77,  Bath  street 
Smith  Thomas,  manufr.  and  plater  of  rail-  j 
way  carriage  brass  work,  coach  and  har- ; 
ness  furniture,  curtain  barrels,  coach  locks,  j 
and  beading,  plain  and  fancy  dog  collars, 
sole  manufacturer  of  the  iron  door  plate,  i 
french   plater,   wood  screw  head  gilder,  I 
&c.  ct.  4,  Bartholomew  st. 
Smith  Thomas,  Esq.,  Widdrington  House, 

Edgbaston 
Smith  Thomas,  victualler,  The  Train,  160, 

Gt.  Francis  street 
Smith     Thomas,     beer    tap   maker,    152, 

Upper  Windsor  street 
Smith  Thomas,  cooper,  187,  Ashted  row 
Smith  Thomas,  painter,  &c.,  6S,  Hospital  st 
Smith  Thomas,  chaser.  Bridge  street,  W. 
Smith  Thos.,  wood  turner,  ct. 5,  Lancaster  st 
Smith  Thonias,carpenter,(fec.,AstonNew  tn 
Smith  Thomas,  clerk,  13,  Bath  row 
Smith  Thos.  silk  mrcr.  &  laceman,  62,  New  st 
Smith  Thomas,  engraver,  copper-plate  and 
letter-press    printer,    T3^,    High  street; 
house,  9,  Highgate 
Smith  Thomas,  Christ's  Chiirch  school  mas- 
ter. Pinfold  st. ;  house,  Cobden  place 
Smith  Thomas,  paper  dealer  and  stationer, 

32,  Exeter  row 
Smith  Thomas,  grocer,  <fec. ;  h.  37,  Howe  st 
Smith  Thomas,jobbing  smith,94,iNIeriden  st 
Smith  Thos.,  cabinet  mkr.,  30,Worcester  st. 
Smith  Thomas  d'  John  Hartill,  clock  ma- 
nufacturer:"', 38,  Harford  street 


Smith  Thomas,  flour  dealer.  9,  L.Tem]>le  st 
Smith     Thomas,     victualler    ;md     builder, 

(lough's  Arms,  40,  Up.  Gough  street 
Smith  Thomas,  green  grocer,  2 1, Suffolk s   . 
Smith  Thos. earthenware  dlr.  1 64, ( J t.l  Jrook  st 
Smith  Tliory  Berry,  grocer  and  tea  dealer, 

Jamaica  row,  corner  of  Edgbaston  st. 
Smith  Timothy  cVr  Sons, brass  founders,  lamp, 
chandelier,  and  gas  fitting  manufacturers, 
3,  4,  cfe  5,  Bartholomew  street 
Smith  Timothy,  coal  dealer,  Oxford  st. 
Smith  &  Whittaker,  drapers,  haberdashers, 

*c.  78,  Bull  street 
Smith  William,  clerk  <fe  manager  Birming- 
ham Canal  Co.'s  VV^iarf,  91,  Bordesley  st. 
Smith  Rev,  Wm.Bramwell,  M.A.,  incumbent 
St.  John  the  Baptist,  Regent  pi. Coventry  rd 
Smith  Wm.  letter  cutter  and  general  brass 
plate  engvr,  90,  Dale  end ;  h.  37,  Gopsall  st 
Smith  Wm.  &  Son,  maltsters,  24,  Lawley  st. 
and  63,  St.  George  st.;  h.  19,  Gt.  Barr  st 
Smith  William,  builder,  36,  Cambridge  st. 
Smith  Wm.  Hy.,  tailor  <fe  drpr,  19,  Newhallst 
Smith  William,  tailor,  88,  Hockley  street 
SmithWm.  Piercy,brhs.27,  King  Edward's  pi 
Smith  Wm.pearl  button  mnfr.  1 58,  H  ampton  st 
Smith  Wm.beerhs.&shopkeepr,44,Gt.I3arrst 
Smith  William,  wood  turner,  &c.;  h.   97, 

Woodcock  street 
Smith  William,  beerhouse,  48,  Heneage  st. 
Smith  William,  coal  dealer,  Oxford  st. 
Smith  Wm.  cooper  and  grocer,  24,  Aston  rd. 
Smith  William  &  Co.  work  box,  pearl  orna- 
ment &  button  mnfrs,20.  Constitution  hill 
Smith  Wm.  cabinet  case  mkr.  ct.  9,  Kenion  st 
Smith  William,  caster,  21,  Henrietta  st. 
Smith  Wm.  beerhouse  <fe- shopkpr.  Wilton  st 
Smith  William,  watch  key  pipe  maker,  17, 

Charlotte  street 
Smith  Wm.  <fe  Andrew,  snuffbox  and  button 

manufacturers,  61,  Charlotte  street 
Smith  Wm.  grocer  &  dniggist,  16,  Highgate 
Smith  Wm.  boot  &  shoe  mkr.  41,  Woodcock  st 
Smith  Wm.  cattle  dealer,  Balsall  heath  rd. 
Smith  Wm.  gun  &  pistol  mfr.  1 1 0,  Lancaster  st 
Smith  William,  beerhouse,  29,  Aston  st.  and 

pearl  button  manufr.  45,  Woodcock  st. 
Smith  William,  steel  toy  maker.  Carver  st. 
Smith  Wm.  manufr.  of  mathematical  instru- 
ments, measuring  tapes,  <Src.29,  Loveday  st 
Smith  William,  stone  and  marble  mason  and 

shopkeeper,  39,  Cumberland  street 
Smith  William,  cabinet  maker,  Albion  ter. 
Smith  Wm.,  shopkeeper,  59,  Up.  Hospital  st 
Smith  William,  fishmonger,  26,  Congreve  st 
Smith  Wm.  beerhs.  cfe  bricklayer,  64,  Smith  st 
Smith  Wm.  vict.  New  Inn,  1 93, Bromsgrove  st 
Smith  Wm.  trav.  draper,  7,  King  Alfred's  pi. 
Smith  William,  screw  maker  &  iron  plater, 

ct.  2,  Ellis  street 
Smith  William,  school,  7,  Cambridge  st. ;  h. 

7,  Little  .Tames  street 
Smith  William,  shopkeeper,  17,  Bordesley  st 


256 


BIRMlN'GtMM    ALPUABKTICAL    LlsT. 


Smitli  Wm.  Benjamin,  printer  A'  publisher,' 
Iiimiingham  Mercury,   110,  New  st. ;  h. 
193,  BromsgTove  street 

Smith  Wm.  Haslewood,  button  nianufr.  and  , 
icvvellor.  19,  Gough  street  I 

Smith  Wm.  llcmy,  grocer,  Coljden  place 

Smith  ^'^m.  Henry,  butcher,  'S3,  Horse  fair   j 

Smith  Wm. 11.  builder.  Parade;  h.  ITarborue  ! 

Smithcrs  James,  excise  oi^cer.  .'JT-.  Lcggc  st. 

Smittan  Thomas,  dairyman,  22,  Balsall  st. 

Smitten  Charles,  caq)entcr  and  builder;  h. 

111,  I>ancaster  street 

Sniout  Joseph,  tobacconist,  1,  Bull  st. 
Smyth  Thos.  pianoforte  manufr.  5,  Pigottst 
Snape Ed \v. druggist,  14;  h.  l8,(It.Hamptonst 
Snape  Nathl.  heavy  steel  toy  maker,  ct.  1, 

Loved  ay  street 
Snape  Samuel,  gentleman,  Northampton  st 
Snell  Lucy,beerhouse,G3,  Gt.  Hampton  row 
Suell  Wm.  broker  <fe  gcnl.  dealer.  Peck  lane 
Snclson  Thos.  saddler,  9,  New  Meeting  st 
Snelus  Cornelius,  plasterer  and  modeller,  ct. 

'33,  Livery  street 
SnowEdw.  hop,  corn,  (tseed  factor,o6,High  st 
Snow  .Tohn,  attorney  f^  clerk.  Spring  street 
Snow  John,  baker,  21,  IJromsgrove  street 
Snow  John,  })ainter,  ct.  1,  Allison  st. 
SnowSaml ,  linen  draper,  12,  Holloway  head 
Soar  Jas.,  railway  clerk,  5,  Richmond  ter- 
race, Coventry  road 
Soden  (Jcorge,  gun  polisher,  ct.  8,  Weaman 

st.  ;  li.  o9,  Hanley  street 
Soden  Thos.,  attorney's  clerk,  Lee  crescent 
Solcmion  Devis,  trav.  jewllr.  47,  Pershore  st 
Scdomon  Edward  Moss,  clothier  and  tailor, 

112,  Stcelhouse  lane 

Solomon  George,  wholesale  paper  dealer, 
stationer,  engraver,  copper  plate  A'  letter 
press  j)rinter,  bookbinder  tfe  account  book 
manufacturer,  61,  Constitution  hill 
Solomon  Isaac,  tailor,  H9,  Moor  street 
Solomon  .Jas.  N'ose,  surgeon,  (iS,  Newhallst 
Solomon  Joseph,  tailor,  7^?  Moor  street 
Solomon  Moses,  cabinet  maker,  71,  Vyse  st 
Sr»l«)monMoses,board  A- Idif.hs. 70,  Pershore  st 
Solomon  Noah  tV  Co.  jewellers  iV.:  hardware 

dealer.",  46,  Newhall  street 
Sores  Thomas,  horse  dealer,  tt  Ann,  sho))- 
keeper,  7,  Park  lane.  Park  st..  Bullring 
Souter  (Jeorge  t<^  Son,  japanner  and  j>apicr 
niachee  button  manufacturers,   II,  (Ireat 
Ihisscll  street;  house.  Brougham  street 
Sonlhall  l'>noch,  coal  dealer,   IJairgot   street 

wharf;  house,  26,  Hanley.  street 
Sowlhall  lly.,bakev.V'nour»ilr.r)l,Stanordst 
SouHiall  Horatio, attorney 'scUtIv,!  10,Mont- 

p(di(T  row,  Ashted  row 
Soiithall    .lolin,    classical    and     commercial 
academy,  12.  Hrook  street,  an<l  victualler. 
Greyhound    Tavern,  27,  Navigation  street  j 
Soutliall  .losepb,  beerhouse,  iM),  llamjjton  st  ; 
S()utliall  .l()s(>|»]i,  coal  dealer.  Old  wharf  A- 
sliojikeeper,  l.'M),  Bradl'ord  street 


Southall  Josiah. grinder,  dc. Charlotte  stMillv 
Southall  Richard,  clerk.  Bankruptcy  Court, 

Phillips  street,  Aston  Brook 
Southall  Thomas,  accountant,  33,  Colmore 

row;  house.  Lady  Wood  lane 
Southall  Mr.  Thomas,  Barkerst.  Hunter's  In. 
Southall  Thomas,  victualler  and  coal  mer- 
chant. Red  Lion,  63,  Suffolk  street 
Southall  Thomas  and  William,    dniggists, 

1 7.Bull  St.;  hs.  Wellington  rd.c<rCaUhorpe  st 
Southam  Eliz.,  1)aker,  c(mrt  17-  Weaman  .st 
Sonthan   Henry,  bath  brick  and  pipe  clay 

merchant,  Worcester  wharf 
Soutter  Miss  Sarah,  Hamstead  row 
Soutter  William,  coppersmith  and  tea  urn 

manufi-.lO.NewMarketst.;  h.  Hamstead  rw 
S(mthem    Thomas,    commercial    traveller, 

23o,  Great  Colmore  street 
South  wick  Jose})h,  grmstocker,  82^,  Cecil  st 
Speakman  Ann  Dalton,  mistress  St. Stephen's 

infant  school,  New  Town  row 
Spare  Thomas,  cooper,  packing  case,  and 

coffin  manufacturer   in  all  its  branches, 

1,  Princes  row,  back  of  A.  B.  House 
SpearThos.police  sergeant, Llo^'d'sbuildings, 

U])pcr  Marshall  street 
SparrowJno.Bodychan.rrancisst.Hagleyrd. 
Speer  Rd.  vict.  Green  INIan.  '36,  Coleshill  st. 
Spencc    Henrv,  currier  and  leather  cutter, 

129,  Snow  liill,  ct  12,  High  st.  Deritend 
Spencer  Edward,  grocer,  41,  Congreve  st. 
Spencer  Fdk.,  straw  hatmkr.  1 IG.  Coleshill  st 
Spencer  John,  maltster,  79,  ^^'ar wick  street 
Spencer  John,  file  cutter,  18,  Prospect  row 
Spencer  ,Tohn.  butcher,  8,  Smallbrook  street 
Spencer  John,  file  manufr.  28,  Bloomsbiu-y 
Spencer  John,  baker  <fe  fir.  dlr.  3,  Sheepcotest 
Spencer  Joseph,  lapidary,  broach,  A-  locket, 

glass  slab  cutter,  A'c.  78,  Caroline  street 
S])encer  Mr.  Joseph,  130,  Stratford  place 
Spencer  cfe  Rollings,  solictrs.  hi,  Waterloo  st 
Spencer  Thomas,  bread  and  biscuit  baker, 

35,  Congreve  street 
Spencer  Wm.  car  propr.  9,  Little  Cannon  st 
Spencer  Wm.  baker  A-  tlonr  dlr..  Newhall  hill 
Spencer  William,  tailor,  clothier,   and  hat- 
ter, 19,  Snow  hill 
Spencer  \\'illiam,  solicitor;  h.  Horborne  rd 
Spencer  Mr.  Wm.  Bratt.  Pir  Tree  pi.  Lo/ells 
Spieor  Robert,  saddler,  7,  St.  Martin's  lane 
.Spii^rs  .lohn,  cloth  cap  uuiker.  It',  Church  st 
SpiersMun-is.clockiV.- watch  n»kr.  109. Snow  hi 
Spiers  Nathan  Cohen,  })awnl)rkr.  40,  Ann  st 
Spiers  Wm.,  grocer  <fe  tea  dlr.,  60,  Aston  st 
Sj)iNbury    Henry,    victualler.     Old     \\'harf 

Ta\-ern,  21,  Oxford  street 
Spilslmry  Jame.s,  victualler  and  farmer,  Gun 

Barrel,  Hristol  road 
Spink  Ann,  victualler.   Hen   and   Chicken.s, 

(!2,  Bartholomew  street 
Sj)ink  I'penetus,  tool  maker  and  locksniith. 

14."»,  Lancaster  street 
S]»iuk,lno.,lck.snith.A'l>lhngr.,ct.23,Lnwleyst 


nin  MING  HAM  alphabetical   list. 


2o7 


Spink!*  Thomas,  tailor,  .'J9,  New  Town  row 
Spires  Wni.,  attorneys  clerk,  27,  Bristol  st. 
Spittle  Axii^ustus  ilenry, engraver, Albert  pi. 
Spittle  John  Henry,  school,  -231.],  Aston  rd. 
Spooner  Charles,  baker,  27.  Fordroiigh  st. 
Spooner  Knuna,  school,  (Irant  street 
Spooner  Rev.  Isaac,  M.A.  vicar  ofiCdgl^aston, 

Cliad  road 
Spooner  William,  manufacturer  of  silver  and 

plated  wares,  12,  New  Market  street;  h. 

Winsou  green 
Sporer  Ann.  milliner,  64,  Broad  st.  Islington 
Spragg  Wm.,  shoemaker,  24,  Navigation  st. 
Sprason  Thos,,  brass  fovmder,  128,  Suffolk  st 
Spratt  Eliz..  brass  caster,  126,  Lancaster  st. 
Spratt  Ilenr}'   William,  schoolmaster,   120, 

l'])per  Tower  street 
Spratt    William,    tea  urn   tap   maker,    23, 

\Voodcock  street 
Sprostoa  John  Geo.,  surgeon,  101,  Snov/  hi. 
Sproston  Wm.  Ily..  surgeon,  25,  Horse  fair 
Spurrier  William,  britannia  metal  c<j  electro 

plated    ware  manufacturer,  »;,    Newhall 

street;  h(mse,  166,  Portland  place 
SpuiTier  Mr.  William,  Bristol  road 
Squaglia  Paul,  romau  cement  figure  maker, 

22,  Edmund  street 
Squelch  Edward,  file  cutler,  Livery  street ; 

house,  court,  59,  Cecil  street 
Squelch  Johu^  poulterer,  9,  Alcester  street 

and  Market  hall 
Squelch  Samuel,  file  maker,  Princip  street  ; 

house,  67,  Wells  street 
Srawley  Charles,  St.  Mary's  school,  Bath  st. 
Srawley  Jas.,  tin  plate  wkr.,  ct.  1 ,  Old  Inkleys 
Stadman  Chas.,  police  sergt.,  84,  Hospital  st 
Staffordshu-e  Gas  Company's  Office,  Old  sqr. 
Stagg  John,  bird  presrvr.,  28,  New  Church  st 
Staines    Charles,  grocer;  h.  Kingsborough 

Cottage.  Bristol  road 
Stainton  Samuel,  victualler,  Turk's  Head, 

95.  Steeliiouse  lane 
Stainton  Mrs.  Sarah,  44,  Cregoe  street 
Stait  Hy.,  baker  d:  Hour  dlr.,  169,  Darwin  st 
Stait  Joseph,  beerhouse,  48,  Lord  street 
Stait  and  Ratledge,  brickmakers,  Dartmouth 

street  bridge 
Stammers  Alex.,  vict.,  Tamworth  Arms,  5, 

Moor  street 
Stamps  James  and  Co.,  (late  D.  B.  Smith,) 

{)aper  manufactiu-ers  and  wholesale  dea- 
ers,  engravers,  lettter  press,  and  copper 
plate  printers  and  factors,  6,  topofCireat 
Charles  street,  Oj.posite  the  Packet  Sta- j 
tion ;  h.  Woodbine  Villa,  Hamstead  row 
Stam]>s  Mr.  Joseph,  Frederick  street 
Stamps  Joseph,  merchant's  clerk,  Frederick, 
street,  Islington  row  j 

Stamps  Joseph,  engine  tenter,  64,  Water  st 
Stamps  Richard,  brazier  tfe  tin  plate  worker, 

1 1,  Summer  lane 
Stamps  Mrs.  Sarah,  .'iO,  Kenion  street  j 

Stamps  Thomas,  clerk,  Soho  hill 


Staubury  Alfred   Horatio,  merchant,   cock 

founder,  tVrc. ;  house,  Lozells  Villa 
Standbridge  Th«jmas,  solicitor  *  perpetual 
commissioner  for  taking  the  acknowledge- 
ments of  dc^eds  by  married  womrn  for 
Warwickshire, ^^' orcestcrsliire,  iS:  Stafibrd- 
shire,  2i>,  Ann  st. ;  h.  10,  Great  Colmore  st 
Stand  ley  Ann  tVr  Harriet,  dress  makers  and 

hosiers,  o7,  Suffolk  street 
Standley  Isaac,  saw  mills,  Staniforth  street 
Standon  William,  tailor,  and  Hannah,  clog 

strap  ntaker,  15,  Legge  street 
Stanford  James,  pump  maker,  Norton  st. 
Stanger  Philip,  glass  manufacturer  ;  house, 

Phillips  street,  Aston  brook 
Stanier'rhos.,prfessr.  of  music,NeAvBridge  st 
Staniforth  and  Food,  plane  and  saw  manu- 
facturers, 16,  Woodcock  street 
Staniforth  John,  plane,  &c.,  manufacturer; 

house,  16,  Woodcock  street 
Stanley  Adam,  rivetmnfr.  30,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Stanley  Ed.,Iocksmith,&c.,  13^, Nelson  st.W 
Stanley  Henry,  beerhouse,  8,  Holloway  hd 
Stanley  Mary  Ann,  sh}kpr,IO,Bordes:ey  st 
Stanley  Samuel,  pork  butch er,26, St  aff  )rd  st 
Stanley    William,   bridle   and  carriage  bit 

maker,  72,  Kenion  street 
Stannah  William,  baker.  59,  Weaman  st. 
Stansby  Ann,  dressmaker,  Bridge  st.,  W. 
Stanton  Francis,  beerhouse  and  shoe  maker, 

327,  Summer  lane 
Stanton  Geo.,  carpenter,  Gt.  Tindal  street 
Stanton  John,  slater,  23,  Barford  st.,  S. 
Stanton  Samuel. shoeing  smith,Bank  alley; 

house,  20,  Freeiuaa  street 
Stanton  Thomas,  agent  to  W.  S.Matthev.'s, 

99,  High  street 
Stanton  Thos.,  clerk,  \55,  New  John  st.,W 
Stanj'ard  Josiah,  ruubrella  maker  and  old 

bookseller,  36,  Constitution  hill 
Stapenell  Samuel,  ivory  and  bone  turner, 
ct.  2,  Moseley  road;  h.  ct.  1,  Darwin  st. 
Starkey  Jph.,  house  agent,  35,  Bradford  st. 
Stai'key  Joseph,  faucy  steel  toy  grinder, 
Lichfield  street  ^Nlill ;  h.  Summer  lane 
Starkey  Thomas  tt  Co.,  percussion  cap  and 

button  maker,  37 •,  Gt.  Hampton  row 
Starkey  Thomas,  tailor,  206,  Bristol  street 
Starling  Henry,  grocer,  53,  Gt.  Barr  street 
Starling    \\'illiam  Bird,   jrattern   card  and 

paper  box  maker,  40,  Severn  street 
Starsmore  Zechariah,  gardener,  Lozells 
Startin     Thomas,    jun.,     bricklayer      and 

coloiu-er,  11,  Gi-ove's  Buildings 
Startin  Thomas,  bricklayer,  12,  Baggot  st 
Staveley  James,  fruiterer,  A'c,    184,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Stead  Thomas,  beerhouse,  32,   Whittall  st. 
Steadman  Mrs.  Eleanor,  Harborne  road 
Steadman    John,     die     sinker    and    glass 

mould  maker,  12,  Lower  Camden  street 
Steadman  Joseph,  maltster,  121,  Bath  row 
Steane  John,  coal  dealer,  168,  Tennant  st. 

2  K 


258 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Steapenhill  Ezra,  painter  &  paper  hanger,   Stevens  James,  flint  &  colotired  glass  mnfr., 

202|,  Hcneage  street  j      153, Dartmouth st.;h. Vine Cttg.,Roundhl3 

Steapenhill  Wm.  shopkeeper.  94,  Francis  st  Stevens  James,  timber  and  slate  merchant, 
Steed  Caroline,  beerhouse,  234,  Chcapside    j      Worcester  wharf 

Steed  My.  Ann,  straw  hat  mfr.,  67,  llanley  st  Stevens  James,  victualler  and  button  chaser, 
Steed  Sarah,  poarl  button  mkr.  19,  Pritchetst       ^^'hite  Horse,  219,  New  Town  row 
Steel  Mr.  Jol)n,  Ihuustcad  road  Stevens  John,  herbalist,  10,  Ann  street 

Steel  William,  gentU'man,  30,  Kenion  street  Stevens  Joseph,  beer  machine  manufacturer 
SteelWm.diesinkerifestam])er,  17-.  Hampton  st       and  beerhouse,  112,  Tpper  Tower  street 
Steele  Tlios.,  cir.  library  <fe  clerk,  l?aggot  st  Stevens  Martha,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 
Steele  Thomas,  screw  plate  maker  and  ii'on- 1      110,  Cregoe  street 

monger,  84,  Coleshill  street  I  Stevens  Samuel,  japanner  and  mfr.  of  papier 

Steele  Thomas,  beerhouse,  53,  Moor  street;  macheegoods.Summerst;  h.l04, Suftblkst 
SteeleWilliam,gunfinisl)er,35,Lench street;,  Stevens  Thomas,  green  grocer.  54.  Bow  st 

house,  \ew  John  street,  Aston  road  Stevens    Thomas,    blacksmith   and   farrier, 

Steele  William,  vict.  Bulls  Head,  23,   Hill  I      20,  Hockley  hi  il 

street,  and  coal  dealer,  Oozells  street  wharf  Stevens  William,  pearl  button  maker,  court 
Steen  Joseph,  jeweller,  9.  Upper  Hockley  st'      6,  Bread,  Newhall  street 
Steen  ^^'illiam   &  Samuel,  merchants,   98, 1  Stevenson  George,  vict.  Roe  Buck,  Soho  hill 

Bradford  street  ;  Stevenson  George,  butcher,  29,  Snow  hill 

Steen  William,  merchant;  house,  Yardley  j  Stevenson  Robert,  beerhouse,  176,  Francis  st 
Steeple  John,  die  sinker  and  seal  engraver  ;  |  Steventon  Mary,  midwife.  Potter  street 

house,  Sherl)onrne  road  j  Steventon  Wm.  coal  merchant,  8,  Oozells  st 

Steer  Henry,  shoi)keeper,  214,  Bellbarn  rd  Stevetou.Tph.  brace  bit  mfr.  ct.  17.  Navgtn.  st 
Steer  Joseph,  brass  founder,  68,  Moseley  st^  Stewart  Alfred,  engi-aver,  47,  Northwoodst 
Steer   Susan,    milliner    and    dress    maker,  i  StewartDavid.jobbing  smith, Brasshouse  pg 


Charles  Henry  street 
Steer  William,  clerk,  45,  Belmont  row 
Stenger  Philip,  gla-s  manufacturer;  house, 

Phillij)M  street,  Aston  brook 
Stensou   Stephen,   retail   brewer.    Thirteen 

Locks,  Saturday  bridge 
Stephens  Henry.  l)rass  snuffer  maker,  court 
5,  Woodcock  street ;  house,  7,  Duke  street 
Stephens  Charles,  fruiterer,  25,  Congreve  st 
Stephens  George,  messenger,  court  of  bank- 
ruptcy, 10,  Market  street 


Stewart  George,  victualler,  A'auxhall  Gar- 
dens, Vaunhallroad 

Stewart  Hannah  <k  Caroline,  dress  makers, 
16,  Powell  street 

Stewart  James,  shopkeeper,  Lee  Bank  rd. 

Stewart  John,  glass  button  maker,  court 
21,  Moland  street 

Stewart  John  William,  wire  worker,  47, 
Northwood  street 

Stewart  Thomas,  foreman.  Proof  Works, 
74,  Lancaster  street 


Stephens  J ered  Jackson,  post  office  clerk, ,  Stibbs  Eleanor,  straw   bonnet   maker,  47, 

79,  Great  Colmore  street  j      Cherry  street 

Stejdicns  Rd.  Alleyn,  cliief  su])erintendent  Stibhs  Thomas,  hay,  straw  and  corn  dealer, 

of  police,  60,  New  st.;  house,  20,  Bath  rw  j      2,  Gloucester  street 
Stephens   Richard,  iron  founder,  manufac- |  Stickley  Joseph,  dairyman.  Spring  walk 

tnri'r  of  fenders,  stands,  iV-c,  .'55,  Legge  st' Stidman     William,  tin    plate    worker,    77» 
Stephens  William,  coal  dealer,  Wynn  street'       North  wood  street 

Stephens  Mr.  William,  1.36.^,  Camden  street  Stiff  .John,  shoe  maker.  24,  New  Canal  st. 
Stephenson  Anji,  milliner,  8,  Bull  street  Stiff  .lohn.currieriV:leatherseller,5l.Di!j:beth 

Stephenson  Dalton.  factor ;  li.  llunt(T'sln     Stiif  .loseph,  beer    machine   case    mauul'r., 
Stt'phenson  Fre<lerick,   comb   maniit'acturer,        27,  Do(^  street 


and  dealer  in   brushes,   mats,   rugs,    ttc, 
York  passage;  bouse,  14,  Hristcd  road 


Stiff  ^\  ill-am,  beer  machine  case  manufac- 
turer, 92.  New  Canal  strt^et 


Stephenson  (ieorge  A-  Co.,  coal,  iron,  and  Stiles  John,  carpenter  tV- builder,  Hagleyrd 

lime  merchants.  Midland  Railway  Station;  Stilliard  John,  gun  liuisher,  ct.  55,  Weanuin 

Thomas  D.  Clare,  a^'cnt  street;  h.  ct.  8.  Gt.  Russell  street 

Stej)henson  Mrs.  Maria,  Hunters  lane  Stilhnan  William,  schottl,  129,  Stratford  pi. 

Stej)henson  Mary,  brace  and  belt  numufac-  Stinison     .lames,     organist.     Town     Hall, 

turer,  89,  (Jranville  street  I       Marliorne  riuid 

Stephenson  Sarah,  school.  Ickjiield  st..West  Stinton  I'.dward,  vict..  Anchor.  13.  Sheep  st 

StephensonThos.pt'arll)tln.miV.4.").].Wardst  Stinton  .Joseph,  vict..   Lamp  Inn,  and   13ir- 

Stejdienson  Thomas,  traveller,  8,  Bull  street       min<^hain  Cider  Cellars,  33,  Cannon  st. 

Stem  .lohn,    clothier  A-  tailor,  53,  Snow  hill  Stinton  Richard,  bricklayer,  .31.  Bristol  st. 

Stevens  (has.  .loseph,  professor  «tf  dancing,  Stiik  .losi*j)h,  manufacturer  of  tea  urns  and 

163,  (Jroat  Charles  street  i      brass  kettles,  47,  Price  street 

Stevens  George,  clerk,  George  street,  West  Stirk  Joseph,  gun  finisher,  ct.  1.  Weaman  st 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


259 


Stirk  Nathaniel,   steel  purse,  <fec.,  maker, 

34,  Wluttall  street 

Stirk  Sarah,    gun   furniture  manufacturer, 

court  1,  Vanxhall  street 
Stock  Joseph,    glass    and   lead    merchant, 

&c. ;    house,  Bournbrook  Hall 
Stock  &  Son,  glass  and  lead  merchants,  15, 

Camion     street;    and    plumbers'     brass 

founders,  and  gas  fitting  manufacturers, 

35,  Temple  street 

Stock  Thomas  Shntt.  glass   and  lead  mer- 

chant,dc. ;  h.Muntpelier House, Highgate 
Stockball  John,  shoe  maker,17UTennant  st 
Stocker  Mrs.  Jane.  99,  Bloomsbury  place 
Stocker.  Walter,  cabinetmaker,  16,  Fleet  st 
Stockford   James,  hay   and  straw    tlealer, 

14.S,  Hockley  hill 
Stockton  Charles,  clerk,  18,  Lady  Well  walk 
Stockton  Christopher,  tobacconist  and   sad- 
dler, 16,  Upper  Gough  street 
Stockton  E.  <fe   Co..  jewellers   and   silver- 
smiths, 3,  Smallbrook  street 
Stockton  John,  jeweller;  h.Balsall  heath rd 
Stock  well    Caroline,    millmer    and     dress 

maker,  113,  Hampton  street 
Stockwin  Jane,  furrier,    127,  Wells  street, 

Gt.  Hampton  street 
Stockmn  Saml,brckl}T.,ct.  6, Gt. Hampton  st 
Stoessiger     Frederick,     watch    maker   and 

jeweller,   IS,  Ann  street;    house,    Field 

Cottage,  Coventry  road 
Stoessiger  P.  tfe  Co.,   miporters   of  French 

and  other  foreign  manufactures,  7,  Gt. 

Charles  street ;  house,  Coventry  road 
Stokes  Abel,  manufr.  of  brass  wood  screws, 

plated   head    nails    and   screws,    copper 

rivets  and  washers,  264,  Bradford  street 
Stokes   Alfred,    coal  dealer.     Old    Wharf; 

house.  Sir  Harry's  road 
Stokes    Aquilla,      gun    lock     forger,    53, 

Woodcock  street 
Stokes  Charles,  civil  engineer,  Hunter's  In 
Stokes  Charles,  tripe  dresser,  34,  Nelson  st 
Stokes     Daniel,     chemist      and 

1,  Watery  lane 
Stokes  Edward,  tripe   dresser    and  basket 

maker,  43,  Aston  street 
Stokes  Edward,  caiTiage  door  spring  forger, ' 

<fec.,  4,  Digby  street 
Stokes  Edw-in,  druggist,  129,  Unett  street 
StokesEdwin,bi'ewers'agent,2a.  Lee  crescent 
Stokes     Emanuel,    cabinet     case    maker, 

Little  Hill  street 
Stokes  George,  coal  dealer,  Oozell  st,   wrf. 
Stokes  Henry  .jeweller,  166,  NewJohn  st.,  W 
Stokes  Isaac,  beerhouse,  104,  Warwick  st. 
Stokes  Isaac,  nail  maker,  212,  Livery  street  i 
Stokes  James,  jeweller,  30,  Unett  street        j 
Stokes  John,  clerk,  Hound  hills  ; 

Stokes  John,  beerhouse.  Hands  worth  vil. 
Stokes  John,  gun  finisher,  ct.  77?  Cecil  st. ; 

h.  120,  Brearley  street  ' 

Stokes  John,  hair  dresser,  105,  Up.  Tower  st 


druggist, 


Stokes  John,  jeweller,  drc.  12,  Caroline  st. 
Stokes  John  Chatwin,  ])lumbcr,  glazier,  and 

painter,  2,  Monmouth  st. ;  h.  Hagleyrd. 
Stokes  .John,  ])earl  btn.  mk.,  ct.  8,  Wharf  st. 
Stokes  John  Chas.,  jeweller,  46,  Camden  st 
Stokes  Joseph,  jeweller,  87,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Stokes  Lucy,  milliner,  51, Broad  st.  Islington 
Stokes  Martha,  sho})keeper,  53,  Coleshill  st. 
Stokes  Rol)ert,  black  ornament  manufctr. ; 

li.  59,  Grosvenor  street.  West 
Stokes  Samuel,  jeweller,  58,  Unett  street 
Stokes  Samuel,  file  maker,  ct.  30,  Lancaster 

street ;  h.  49,  Fisher  street 
Stokes  Thomas,  l^uilder,  Wheeley's  road 
Stokes  Thomas,  furniture  broker,  tfec,  267, 

New  Town  row 
Stokes  Thos.,  surgeon  dentist,  11,  Gostagrn. 
Stokes  William,  lecturer  for  the  peace  society, 

246,  New  John  street.  West 
StokesWm.,  vict..  Bull's  Head,  Pritchet  st. 
Stokes  Wm.,  tailor  d' dpr.,  96,  Lancaster  st 
Stokes  and  VV^illmott,  black  ornament  ma- 
nufacturers and  glass  cutters,  Attwood's 
Mill,  Basker\'ille 
Stokes  Wm.,  brass  plater,  57,  Garrison  lane 
StokesWm.  Hy.,  draper,  8,  Summer  hill  ter. 
Stoll  Anthony,  clock  maker,  1 1, Woodcock  st 
Stone  Benjamin,  slipper  maker,  4  Thorp  st. 
Stone  Charles,  working  jeweller  and  manu- 
facturer of  gilt,  silver,  black   and  pearl 
ornaments,  28,  Ludgate  hill 
Stone  Edward  James, bookbinder,  engraver, 
printer,  and  fancy  paper  box  manufac- 
turer, 9,  Cottage  row 
Stone  Eliza,  tailoress,  45,  Fisher  street 
Stone  Emma,  straw  hat  maker,  335,  New 

John  street.  West 
Stone  Jane,  milliner,  32,  Summer  lane 
Stone  Joseph,  file  maker,  court,   11,  Stani- 

forth  street ;  h.  3S,  Lord  street 
Stone  William,  letter  press  and  copper  plate 

printer,  10,  Li  tie  Cannon  street 
Stone  William,  ai list,  28,  W  ashington  st. 
Stone  William,  mi;ltster  and  hop  merchant, 

14  and  15,  Blews  street 
Stones  John,  pimi]>  maker  and  well  sinker, 

Summer  lane 
Stonier  William,  clerk,  13,  Oxford  street 
Storer  John,  painter,  plumber,  and  glazier, 

83,  Livery  street 
Storer  Joseph,  tool  maker,  135,  Lancaster  st 
Storer  Thos.,  undertaker,  &  proprietor  of  the 
patent  funeral  carnages,  and  agent  to  the 
London    General    Funeral  Company,   3, 
Steelhouse  In. ;  h.  6,  West  parade, Bristol  rd 
Stoulman  Miss  Sarah,  Bristol  road 
Stow  John  Sutcliff,  commsn.  agt.,  Bristol  rd. 
Stowe  Geo.,  vie,  M'hite  S\\  an,  34.  Water  st 
Street  John,  tailor,  6,  Holloway  Head 
Street  Thos.,  vict..  Red  Cow,  23,  Horse  fair 
Street  Wm.  d'  Charles,  manufrs.  of  bronzed 
powder  of  every  description,  wholesale, 
retail,  and  fur  expt)rtation,  Soho  Works 


260 


BIRMINGHAM     ALPHABETICAL    LFST. 


Street  \Vm.,  shoemaker,  72,  Princip  street 
Stretch  Jas.,  book  aL^ent.  50,  Broarleyst.W. 
Stretton  Sarah,  bleeder  mth    leeches,   172, 

Bromsjrrove  street 
Stretton  Wm.,  goods  remover,  Lawley  st. 
Stnnirer  Geortre,  pearl  button  maker,*ct.  19, 

New  Town  row;  li.ct.  34,  Tower  street 
Stringer  .Tames,  bricklayer.  Farm  street 
Stringer  .John,  brazier,  locksmith  and  l)ell- 

hanger,  41,  Annst. ;  h.  2ii,  Holland  st. 
Stringer  John,  steel  toy  maker.  Spring  st. 
Stringer  .Joseph.  <:reen  grocer.  74.  Gt.  Barr  st 
Stringer  Saml.  glass  blower.  f)2.NewTown  r. 
Stringer  M'm.,  sho]>koeper. -22,  Dartinouth  st 
Strong  John,  pearl  button  maker,  court,  10, 

Bromsgrove  st. ;  h,  ct.  .'?,  Iliirst  st 
Strong  [{obert,  wof»d  screw,  cVrc,  manufac- 
turer; lumse,  r])per  Darwin  street 
Strong  Wni.  bra-^sfudrs*  .screw  mnfr.  Da\is's 
Mill,  Lichfifld  st.;  h.  ct.  2,  Bordesley  st. 
Stuart  Donald  Gordon  and  Co.,  fish  factors. 
Coach  yard.   Low  Priory.  James  Mann, 
agent,  and  Liverpool  and  Manchester 
St\d)bin  James,  solicitor.  2.">.  F.dmnnd  street 
Stubbs  Jesse,  green  grocer,  119,  Hockley  hill 
Stubbs  John,  bntcher,  H'.i,  Dale  end 
Stubbs  John,  solicitor,   ly,   Bennett's  hill; 

h.  Ilamstead,  Perrybar 
Stuldis  John,  hat  m:tnnf;>rtr.  100,  Dale  end 
Stubljs  John,  carpenter,  ct.  10,  Lwr.  Tower 

street;  h.  New  John  street,  West 
Stubbs  John,  tailor,  29,  Little  Charles  .st 
Stuldis  Thomas  Pemberton,  hatter,  4.  Bull  st 
Stubl)s  Wm..F(d)n,  clerk,  Balsall  Meatliroad 
Stubbs  William,  brass  founder,  161,  Cheapsd 
Stnrge   J(din   and    Edward,    mamifactnr'ing 
chemists,  Wheeley's  In. ;  h.  Wheeley's  hi 
Sturge  Josejdi  and  Charles,  corn  and  com- 
mission mercts.,  1<)4,  Broad  st,  Islington  ; 
hs.Wheelcysrd.  !<:-  Frederick  st.Edgbaston 
Stm-ges  Richard  Ford,  manufactr.  of  jiatent 
seamless  tea  and  coffee  sets,  damask  and 
])lainl)ritannia  ni('tal,british  ])late.  electro 
and  maL,nic(o  ))lat<'d  and  silver  wares,  46,; 
Broad  stn>et ;  h.  Iliirhfield  road 
Sturland  TluMiias.  carriers'  a'jfiMit.  Ilatrley  rd 
Stnteley  William,  tailor,  Necbell's  green 
Stych  Mr.  Hichard,  17,  St.  .Fames's  street 
Stych  William,  jeweller,  ct.  9,  Vauxhallrd. ; 

h.  17,  St.  .James's  strei^t 
Styche    Fli/,.    dress   and   straw   hat    maker, 

4,  (ireat  Kussell  street 
Styles(;e().ni;(rinestoredlr.  10.'),  Ihimptn.  st 
Such  .Iidui,blaclv-<nib.  A-  wheelwt.  llamlswth 
Such  Wm. gentleman,  94,  Bloomsl)in-y  ])lace 
Such  M'm.  Thos.  landscape  ])ntr.  Bernard  st 
Suckling  Kdw.,  butcher,  .■i4,  Sniallbrook  st 
Suckling  II (Miry,  butcher,  2.'}y,  Bristol  st 
Sucklinir  Jtihn,  solicitor,  .'{.1,  Chen-y  street; 

h.  The  Uavenhnrst,  Lowe  street 
Suckling  Joscjih,  hop,  provision,  and  cheese 

ineichant,  9:5  and  91,  Dale  end 
Suckling  William,  seen>tary  to  Birmingham 
Fire  OlVice,  rniou  street 


Sudburongh  John,  shoemaker,  2,  Cecil  .st 
Suffield  John,  hosier  and  glover,  108,  Bull 

street ;  house.  Sand  pits 
Suffield  Joseph,  hatter,  S6,  Hisrh  street 
Sufllebothan    Knoch,    gun  polisher,   Wea- 
man  row;    h.  ct.  .'32.  Lower  Tower  street 
Snflblk  Samuel,  shoemaker,  51,  Hauley  st 
Sullivan    Cornelin.s,    police    sub-inspector, 

29,  Heirry  street 
Sullivan  Cornelius,  shoemaker.  1,  Dud'eyst 
Summer  James,  draper  ;  h.  6S,  Snow  hill 
Summerfield  J  no.  iron  cstr.  33,  New  Church  st 
Summerfield  Thomas,  glass  manufacturer  ; 

h.  Birmingham  Heath 
Summerfield  William  Lloyd,  mnfi-.  of  India 

rubber  court  plaster,  20,  Newhall  street 
Summers  Dnl.  green  gcr.40.  Up.  Hospital  .st 
Summers  Peter,  builder,  ct.  3,  Curzon  st 
Summerville  Mrs.  Sophia,  mei  chant.  23^-, 

Smnmer  row 
Summerton  Ann.  >»hopkr.  Edward  .st.  Parade 
Summerton  Wm. builder,  Edward  st.  Parade 
Sumner  George,  stationer,  engraver,  &c. ; 

house,  28,  Newhall  hill 

I  Sumner  John,  coach  sjiring  and  iron  work 

mfr.,  Bradford  st. ;  h.  Stone  yd.,  Deritend 

Sumner  J(din,  shopkeeper.  80.  New  Inkleys 

I  Sumner  Jcdm,  tobacconist,  ct.5.  Bartlmw.  st 

Sumner  Jph.  carpenter  tfebldr.,  HoUowayhd 

Sumner  and  Son.  ironmongers  and  braziers, 

'      84.  Smallbrook  street 

Sumner  Wra.  chemist,  druggist,  tea  dealer, 

etc..  97.  Hitrh  street;  h.  \'icarage  road 
Sunderl;ind  Chas.  Westlev,  coal  merchant, 

Old  Wharf;  h.  32,  Teiiby  street 
Su!;derland  Edwin,  tube  maker  and  metal 
dealer,  77,  Suffolk  street ;  h.  St.  Mark's  st 
Sunderland  Sml.  tailor,  238.  New  John  st.^\' 
Sunderland  Thos.shopkr.240T,NewTown  rw 
Sunderland  William,  law  stationer,  25,  Ann 

street ;  h.  31,  Camden  street 
Sunnan  J])h.,  carpenter  tk  bldr.  Bell  Barn  rd 
Sunnan  Silvester,  carptr.tt  bldr  ct.7.Pi::<^tt  st 
Surplice  A\'m.  butcher,  85,  Xew.lohnst.  W, 
Sutcliffe  Isherwood,  japanner  and  manufr. 
of  ])apitT  machei\  27,  (Jt.  Hampton  sireet 
Sutherland  .lane,  ladies'  school.  Regent  par 
Sutherland  Mrs. Susannah,  Balsall  Heath  rd 
Sutton  Mrs.  Ann,  47,  Holloway  head 
Sutton   and   Ash.   iron,  steel,   and  tin  ])late 
nirts.  12!5,  Snowhill,  i*^*  H»3,  C(»nstitution  hi 
Sutton  Eliz.  straw  hat  maker,  2,  New  st 
Sutton  .1  no. baker  I'k-  ilourdlr.  71,  Bishopgt.  st 
Sutlon  .lohn,   vict..   Old  Hare  and  Hounds, 

8b',  \\'oodcock  street 
Sutton  Joseph,  police  officer,  (U,  Hanley  st 
.Sutton  .My.  Anu.jnilliner,  43,  New  Clun-ch  st 
Sutton  Thomas,  jirot'essor  and  timer  of  the 

])ianoforte.  11(5,  Ashted  row 
Sutton  Thomas,  dairyman.  Bell  Barn  road 
Sutton  Thos.,  green  groctT,  1  7t>.  li  nnant  st 
SuttonWm.bkr.iV-flt)urdlr.()7,NewJohnst.W 
Sulton  \\'\n.  dairyman,  Latimer  street,  Sth. 
Sutton  William,  hair  dresser,  22.  Prospect  rw 


BIRMINGHAM     VLl^HABllTICAL    LIST. 


2f)l 


SnttonWm.  awl  1>la(lc  mkv.  43,  l']).  Hos|(tl.  st 
Suttoa  Win. steel. d-c.  inert. ;  h.  Ihuidsu-nrth 
Sutton  William  Sims,  solicitor,  14.  C'olmore 

row;  1).  Rock  Villa.  IJircli  field 
Sutton  William.   i;un  finisher,   Whittall  st. ; 

li.  l.")(),  C.reat  Hampion  row 
Sutton   William,   vict.  and  car  proprietor, 

Tun  Tavern,  101,  13ristol  street 
Swadkiii  C has.  green  grcr.  1 1,  HoUoway  hd. 
Swadkiu  Wm.  green  grcr.  35,  Smallbrook  st 
Swain  George  and  Co.,  general  carriers,  31, 

Summer  row  ;  h.  60,  Lionel  street 
Swain  .Tohn,  shoemaker.  Lady  Wood  lane 
Swain  J])h.,  general  carrier;  h.  7^,  Parade 
Swain    Joseph  and  Son,  manufacturers  of 

gennan  silver  articles,  3o0,  Summer  lane 
Swain  Thomas,  surgeon,  24,  Ann  street 
SwaineBnj.assistut.i)rewer.6,St.Martin'srw 
Swaine,  Boord.  and  Co.,  distillers,  London; 

office,  16,  Union  passg.,  T.  P.  Pearson,  agt 
Swaine  James,  maltster,  Handsworlh  villg. 
Swale   John,   foreman   brass   founder,    19, 

Nelson  street,  W'est 
Swale  Thomas,  beerhouse,  38,  Inge  street 
Swan  Brothers,  wholesale  stationers,  account 

book  manufacturers,  engravers,  and  print- 
ers, 2,  Newhall  street 
Swan  John,  vict.  Golden  Cup  Inn,  &  Royal 

Standard  Concert  Room,  37,   and  coach 

lace,  hearse-plume,  and  fringe  manufac- 
turer. 87,  Smallbrook  street 
Swan  Rev.  Thos.  baptist,  3,  Yew  Tree  road 
Swan  William,  carpenter,  68,  Temple  place 
Swann  Jno.  carpenter  &  bldr.25,  Lawrence  st 
Swann   ^^'illiam,    stationer,     12,    Brewery 

street.  New  Town  row 
Swanwick  ISIisses  Mary  &  Susan,  stationers, 

and  circltg.  library.  93,  Broad  st.  Islington 
Swasbrick  Henry,  file  cutter.  Great  Brook 

street;  h.  8,  Bread  street.  Hill  street 
Swatkin   John,   marine   store    dealer,    27, 

Bread  street.  Newhall  street 
Sweeney  Joseph,  vict.  and  hardwareman, 

Rose  and  Crown,  19,  New  Inkleys 
Sweeney   Miles,  beerhouse   and  hardware 

dealer,  17,  Thomas  street 
Sweet  Isiiah,  plmbr.  tfepntr.  21.5,  Camden  st 
Sweet  Richard,  builder.  Newhall  hill 
Swift  Edward,  victualer,  <fe  gun  barrel  mkr. 

Wellington  Tavern,  6,  Pritchet  street 
Swift  James,  brass  founder  and  candlestick 

maker,  lo,  Gough  street 
Swift  Matthew^  glass  cutter,  Lichfield  street 

Mill ;  house,  Deritend 
Swift  Thomas,    coal   merchant,    Bordesley 

street  wharf;  h.  Park  road,  Nechelis  gn. 
Swift  Wm.,  dairyman.  71,  Steelhouse  lane 
Swift  William,  tailor  &  draper,  48.  Thorp  st 
Swift  Wm.gun&pistolmuft-.70;}.  W^eaman  st 
Swinbuni  tfe  Son,  gun  and  pistol  manxifi-s. 

14,  Weaman  row,  and  17,  Russell  street 
Svvinbiirn  Charles  Phillips,  gun  etc.  mauu- 

factui'er;  house,  14,  Weaman  row 


Swinburn  John  Field, gun d'c.maimfacturer, 

house,  14.  Weaman  row 
Swinburn    Sanuiel,  \-ictualler,  Birmingham 

Arms,  I,  Moat  row 
Swinliuru  William, butcher,  l.>7,  Tennant  st. 
I  Swinburne  George,  die  sinker,   1,  Whittall 

street,  and  drajXT,  Handsworth  village 
Swinburne  Mrs.  Phoebe,  156,  Hockley  hill 
Swiiiden  Francis  Charles,  jeweller,  manufr. 

of  watch  and  clock  hands,  keys,  glasses, 

pendants,  &c.,  91,  New  street 
Swinfen  Henry,  weight  maker,  7,  Legge  st 
SwinfenJno.gld. w^tch.hand  mfr.ct.l7,High  st 
SwinglerChas.artistc'i'eatiughs.l.^Freeinu.st 
Swingler  Jno.  curb  chain  mkr.  1 55,  Heneage  st 
Swingler  Saml.,  german  silver  spoon  manu- 
facturer, cfec,  197.  Aston  road 
Swingler  William,  plated  wire,  chain,  and 

dog  collar  manufr.,  52,  Staniforth  street 
SwinsonGeo.Newton,  surgeon,37. Cannon  st. 
Syers  John,  shoemaker,  7-  Severn  street 
i  Sylvester  Pl.chmst.drgst.d'grcr.  Islington  row 
SynyerHy.prfssr.ofmsc.27,Broadst.Islington 
Syson  J  as.  hosier,  glvr.<fe  shirt  mkr.  64,New  st 
Syson  Mrs.  Mary,  ^'icarage  road 
Syson  William,  hosier  and  lace  dealer,  14, 

'  Bull  ring,  and  72,  High  street 
Tabberer   James,   corn    and   flour   dealer, 

6S^  Broad  street,  Islington 
Tabberer  Wm.,  corn  factor.  New  Bridge  st. 
Tabberer  Win.  junr.  brass  fndr.  &  candlestick 

maker,  4/  W^eaman  row ;  h.  Highfield  rd. 
Tabberner  Esther,  brush  maker,   18,  John 

street.  Dale  end 
Tabberner  Geo.,  locksmith,  33,  Henrietta  st 
Tabberner  J  no.shopkpr.8,  LondonPrentice  st 
Tabberner     Richard,    victualler.    King    of 

Prussia,  16,  Newton  sti-eet 
TabbernerThs.vict.Brcklyrs.Arms,13,Annst 
!  Tabor  Jno.  shoe  mkr.,  240,  New  Town  row 
Taft  John,  tailor.  13,  Sun  street.  West 
\  Taft  Wm.  Staflbrd,  whip  mnfr.29. Freeman  st 
Taft  Wm.  tailor,  61,  New  John  street.W^ est 
Tailby  Edward,  butcher,  24,  Weaman  row 
Tailby  Hy.,  vict.  Rising  Sun,  108,  Suflblkst 
I  Tailby  James,  butcher,  51,  Paradise  street 
Tailby  John,  vict.  Jim  Crow,  103,  Hill  st. 
Tailby  Mr.  Ahirk,  22,  Weaman  row 
I  Taitoy  James,  coal  dealer,  27,  Inge  street 
i  Talbo*^t  John,  manager,  gun  iron  manufac- 
'      tory,  273,  New  Town  row 
Talbot  Wm.,  jewellery  manufr.,  1,  Berkley 

street;  house,  26,  Communication  row 
Talbot  Wm.,  market  gardener,  Ickuieldst.  E. 
Tall.ut  J  as.,  boot  &  shoe  mk.,  38,  Ward  st. 
Talbut  Joseph,  brass  founder,  whitesmith 
!      and  bellhanjrer,  38,  Church  street 
Talbut  Wm.,  shoemaker,  '35.  Navigation  st 
Tarns  James,  glass,  china,  and  earthenware 

dealer,  62,  Constitution  hill 
I  Tandy  Geo.  Phillip,  sub-inspector  detective 
'     force.  Public  Offices,  Moor  street ;  house, 

226,  Sherlock  street 


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IllR.MINilHAM     4LPHARKTICAL     LIST. 


Tandy  Jr>lju,  shoemaker.  St.  Mary's  row 

Tandy  Josepli,  silver  and  <reniian  silver  pen- 
cil ca«!e  maker   77,  Suiniuer  lane 
Tandy  Thos.,  brass  founder,  107,  Barford  st 
Tankard  John,  cabinetmaker,  6,  Little  Hill 

street;  house,  liellbarn  road 
Tanner  Thos.,  wood  carver,  187,    Livery  st. 
Tan.sley  Sarah,  dress  nik.,  IS,  Brearley  st.W 
Tantam  M'illiani,  professor  of  the  French, 
Italian,     (ireek,     cVrc,     Languages,    240, 
New  John  street,  \\'est 
Tanton  John,  drajter,  'Mi,  Dale  end 
Tarljotton   John  Capes,  currier,   tfec,   104, 

Steelhonse  lane 
Tarleton  Richard  Henry,  solicitor,  80,  New 

street ;  house,  Balsall  heath 
Tarleton  John,  solicitor;  h.  Grange  road. 

Small  heath 
Tarleton  iV-  Newton,  solicitors,  9,  Cheiry  st. 
Tarlet<»n  Willian,  surgeon,  89,  New  street 
Tarlington  \Vm.,  tailor,  44,  Bartholomew  st 
Tarplee  William,  fancy  chair  maker,  court 

3,  Summer  street,  Navigation  street 
Tarples  George,  shopkeeper,  7,  Ryland  rd. 
Tarratt  William  and   Co.,   American  mer- 
chants. 46,  Ann  street 
Tart  Miss  Mary,  4.'3,  Lower  Camden  street 
Tarver    William,    railway    contractor,    and 

beerhouse,  Springfield  street 
Tasker  Sarah,  marine  store  dlr.  3,  Dudley  st 
Tasker  Wm.  marin;^  store  dlr.,  2,  Dudley  st 
Tate  Arthur,  l>utcher,  108,  Heneage  street 
Tate  J<jsei)h,  butcher,  84,  Summer  lane 
Tate  Sarah  Ann,  hosier,  83,  Summer  lane 
Tate  William,  sho])keepor.  Bridge  street  W 
Tatnall  Wm.  Hy.  banker's  elk.  140,  Green  Ins 
Tatton  Jas.,  shoemaker,  10.>,  New  Canal  st 
Taunt  Wm.  carjjenter  *  builder,  (it.  Kingst 
Taunton  Mr.  Edmund,  Russell  row 
Tay  (Jeorge,  fancv  ])ai)er  box  maker,  30, 

Bishop  street,  Moseley  street 
Tay  Job,  carpenter.  Birmingham  heath 
Tay  Thomas  Chambers,    plumber,   glazier, 

and  ]>ainter,  Tay's  yard,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Tay    William,    livery   and   bait  stables,   20 

and  22,  (Jreat  Cbarles  street 
Tayler  Henry,  shojjkeeper,  89,  Bishopgt.  st 
Tayler  Wm    Moseley,  solicitor,  20,  New  st 
Taylor  Alfred,  coal  merchant.  Old  A\'harf ; 

li.  IVederick  i)lace.  \'illa  street 
Taylor   Allen,   brass  founder   and    broker, 

2,  Steelhonse  lane 
'i'aylor  Amelia,  stay  mkr.  80,  Constitution  hi 
Taylor  Amos,  gold  seal  and  key  manufac- 
turer, 93,  North\voo<l  street 
Taylor  Ann,  ladies'  school,  Laurel  Cottage, 

Bristol  road 
Taylor  and  Ashmead.  glass  toy  and  black 

ornament  cutters,  Hri<lge  st.  liroad  st 
Taylor  lU'iijainin,  l)ric-ldayer,  13,  Lench  st 
Taylor  Cluus.,  comrcl.  traveller,  Nechellsgrn 
Taylor  Charles,  attorney's  clerk,  IVederick 
placi',  Frederick  street,  Islington  row 


Taylor  Charles,  pearl  button  manufacturer, 

6,  Pritchett  street ;  h.  93,  Hatchet  street 
Taylor  Charles,  grocer,  76,  Moseley  street 
Taylor  Charles,  japanner,  44  <fe  45,Waterst 
TaylortV:Co.winetfespiritmrchnts.36, Cherry  st 
Taylor  and  Davenport,  (late   Rd.   Russell,) 

stampers  and  piercers,  21,  Loveday  street 
Taylor    Edmund,  grocer   and   british  wine 

dealer,  166,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Taylor    Edward,    letter    press   printer    and 

bookbinder,  67,  Steelhonse  lane 
Taylor  Edward,  carpenter, 68,  Gt.Colmore  st 
Taylor  Ed  win  Ausrustus  William, news  agent ; 

h.  142,  Vyse  street 
Taylor  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Newhall  hill 
Taylor  Elizabeth,  stay  maker,  Bromsgrovest 
Taylor  Emma,  strawhat  mkr.  10,  Hampton  st 
Taylor  Eusebias  Daniel,  enamelled  glass, 

papier  machee,  and  pearl  brooch  manufr. 

20,  Masshouse  lane 
Tajior  tfe  Farmer,  cut  nail  manufrs.,  264, 

Tiishop  street,  Moseley  street 
Taylor  Francis  &  Co.  wholesale  ironmongers 

and  factors,  22,  Easy  row 
Taylor  cfe  Firth,  engineers  and  machinists, 

lirasshouse  yard,  1,  Broad  st.  Islington 
Taylor  George,  brass  &  im])erial  metal  can- 
dlestick, weight,  and  door  rapper  manufr. 

Edward  street.  Palmer  street 
Taylor  George,  upholsterer  *fc  paper  hanger, 

10.1,  Bristol  street 
Taylor  (ieorge,  hair  dresser,  Bell  street 
Taylor  (ieorge,  coal  dealer,  Oozellst.  wharf; 

h.  Macdonald  street 
Taylor  George,  surgeon,  31.  Edgbaston  st. 
Taylor    George,   leather  belt  and    trousers 

strap  manufi-.  125,  Bath  row 
Taylor  George,  beerhs.  9.  Park  st.  Bullring 
Taylor  George,  draper.  12.  Bull  ring 
Taylor  George,  general  stamper,  59,  North- 
wood  st. ;  h.  ct.  28,  Great  Hampton  row 
Taylor  Geo.  stonemsn.d'sh})kr.37. Swallow  st 
Taylor   George,   beerhouse,   maltster,    and 

shopkeeper,  Gibheath 
Taylor  George,  butcher,  100,  Gt. Hampton  st 
Taylor,  (J  lover,  A-  Co.  news  agents,  book- 
sellers, (kc.  31,  Union  st.,  and  I,  Victoria 

terrace,  T^eamington 
Taylor  Henry,  tin  plate  worker  and  hosier, 

1,  Ravenhurst  street 
Taylor  Henry,  tobacconist,  3.  Januiicn  row 
Taylor  Hcmuv,  clerk,  .")9,  Bell  IJarn  road 
Taylor  Henry,  clerk,  31,  Ravenhurst  street 
Taylor  .lames,  furnitiu'e  broker,  2,  Sand  st. 
Taylor  .las.  bo(4  A-  shoe  mkr.  4."),  Coleshill  st 
Taylor  .liis.  IJrandon,  pearl  button  nuinufr. 

69.  Meriden  street 
Taylt)r  Jam(\s,  hat  manufr..  19.  Spiceal  st. 
'Taylor  .lames,  coal  dealer,  Nile  st. ;  h.  17, 

Essington  street 
Taylor  .lames,  Esci.  banker;  h.  Moseley  Hall 
'Taylor  Janu>s,  butcher,  44,  Stalford  street 
Taylor  James,  foreman,  57,  Water  street 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPH  .ABKTICA  L     LIST. 


2()3 


Taylor  Jas.  eating  cfebecrhs.  13,  Jamaica rvv 

Taylor  James,  green  grocer,  80,  Edmund  st 
Taylor  James  Richard,  cut  nailmanutr. ;  h. 

1,  Sussex  place,  Bristol  road 
Taylor  Janies,  medallist,  71,  Summer  lane 
Taylor  Jas,  jun.  medallist,  l.']9.  (it. Charles  st 
Taylor  Jane,  wire  worker  and  chain  mnlr., 

20,  Masshouse  lane 
Taylor   Jol),   carj)euter    and   fruiterer,   71, 

Broad  street,  Islington 
Taylor  John,  gilt  button  manufacturer ;  h. 

Jenning's  row 
Taylor  Mr.  John,  Hagley  road 
Taylor  John  Jas.  poulterer,  <fec.  IS.Steelhs.  In 
Taylor  John,  victualler,  maltster,  stamper, 
and  piercer.  Golden  Lion,  9,  Aston  street 
Taylor  John,  grocer,  tea  and  british  wine 

dealer,  Hagley  road 
Taylor  John,  hat  and  cap  mnfr.  25,  Snow  hi 
Taylor  John,  ciuTier&  leather  sh*.  90,Moorst 
Taylor  John,  car  prprtr.,  11,  Lady  \\'ood  In; 
Taykr  John,  green  grocer,  31,  Vauxhall  rd  - 
Taj-lor  John,  gentleman,  29.  Regent  place  i 
Taylor  John,  tobacco  pipe  mfr.,  ct.  I, Vaux- 
hall road ;  h.  ct.  10,  Lower  Windsor  street 
Taylor  John,  tailor,  133,  Hampton  street 
Taylor  Jidm,  police  sub-inspctr.,  Meriden  st 
Taylor  John,  bricklayer,  ct.  4,  Tanter  street 
TaylorJohn,scabbardmkr.  Highst.Bordesley 
Taylor  John,    saddler,  harness  and  collar 

maker,  5,  Balsall  street 
Taylor  John,  cart  owner,  <fe  M.,  straw  hat 

maker,  47,  Meriden  street 
Taylor  John,  brush  maker,  230,  Cheapside 
Taylor  John,  blood  stone  burnish  maker, 

25,  Bread  street,  Xewhall  street 
Taylor  John,  japanner,  court  1,  Edmund  st 
Taylor  John,  shopkeeper,  35,  Wharf  street 
Taylor  John,  shoe  mkr.  3,  Lwr.  Windsor  st 
Taylor  John,  beerhs.,  Hands  worth  village 
Taylor  John  Wm.,  tlr.  &  drpr.,  7,  Coleshill  st 
Taylor  Joseph,  vict..  Coach  dr  Horses  Com- 
mercial Inn.  16,  New  Meeting  st.,  hor.se 
cfegig  letter,& livery  stable  kpr.  50  J,  Moor  st 
Taylor  Joseph,  gun  mannfr.,  49,  Lawley  st 
Taylor  Jph.  beerhs.  d:  bricklyr.  57,  Fazeley  st 
Taylor  Jph.  engineer  and  machinist ;  h.  19, 

Ryland  street 
Taylor  Jph.  gilt  toy  manufr.  62.  Caroline  st 
Taylor  Jph.  haberdasher,  72,  St.  Martin  st. 
Taylor  Joseph,  cabinet  mkr.  and  Eliz.  stay 

maker.  47,  Whittall  street 
Taylor  Joseph,  cun-ier  v^  leather  cutter,  28, 

Coleshill  street ;  h.  Yates  .street 
Taylor  Joseph,  tobacconist,  41,  Dale  end 
Taylor  Joseph  Allen,  hatter,  24,  New  st  ; 

h.  George  .st.,  Islington  row 
Taylor  Joseph  Francis,  wine  and  spirit  mer- 

chantr;  h.  Islington  row 
Taylor  Joseph,  beerhouse,  119,  Digbeth 
Taylor  tfe  Lloyd.s,  bankers,  (draw  on  Han- 
bury,  Taylor,  iVr  Lloyd,)  64,  High  street 
TaylorMatthew,padlock  mkr.ct.  1,  Baggot  st 


Taylor  Mary,  vict..  Nelson,  34,  Russell  st. 
Taylor  Mary  Ann,  milliner,  3,  Horse  fair 
Taylor  Paul,  linen  and  woollen  draper  and 

feather  merchant,  102,  High  street 
Taylor  tV:  Perry,   silversmiths,  and  mnfrs.  of 

all  kinds  of  fancy  goods,  71,  Newhall  st 
Taylor  Peter  Stephen,  pearl  ctr.  44,  Cecil  .st 
Taylor  Richard,  vict.  <fe  car  proprietor,  Ship, 

148,  Camp  hill 
Taylor  Richird,  fire  iron  mfr.,  Heathmill  In 
Taylor  Richard,  vict.  Bull's  Head,  Villa  rd 
Taylor  Richard,  boot  and  .shoe  maker  and 

leather  seller,  340,  Cheapside 
Taylor    Richard    Bass,    merchants'    clerk, 

Laurel  Cottage,  Bristol  road 
Taylor  Ruth,  shopkeeper,  71,  Hill  street 
Taylor  Samuel,  coal  dealer,  192,  Lawley  st 
Taylor  Samuel  and  Son,  gilt  button  manu- 
facturers. 6,  Ednmnd  street 
Taylor  Saml.,  beerhs.  cfe  btchr.,  29,  Ho.spitalst 
Tavlor  Saml,  bellows  mfr.  1 1 7,  New  Canal  st 
Taylor  Samuel,  secretary  to  Victoria  build- 
ing investment  and  laud  society,  49,  Ann  st 
TaylorSaml.,drugst.<fecarpntr..21,Moseleyrd 
Taylor  Saml.  pearl  buttonuikr.  168, Livery  st 
Taylor  Saml.,  turner  &  toy  dlr.,  48, Horse  fr. 
Taylor  Samuel,  shoemaker,  Harding  street 
Taylor  Samuel,  steel  tweezer  manufacturer, 

court  4,  Thorp  stro-^t 
Taylor  Sml.  James,  provision  dlr.  49,  BuUst 
Taylor  Mrs.  Sarah,  Barker  st..  Hunter's  In 
Taylor  Sarah,    upholsteress,   A^c. ;    house, 

92^  Licljfield  street 
Tavlor  Susan,  dress  and  straw  hat  maker, 

24,  Gt.  Russell  street 
Taylor  Thomas,    cut  nail    manufacturer; 

house,  1,  Sussex  place,  Bristol  road 
j  Taylor  Thomas,  brick  maker.  Wash  wood 
I      heath  ;  house,  84,  G  arrison  lane 
Taylor  Thomas,  fancy  paper  box  &  button 

bag  maker,  6,  Ludgate  hill 
Taylor  Thos.,  haberdasher,  52,  U.  Tower  st. 
Taylor  Thos.,  chaser,  ct.  5,  Henrietta  st. 
Taylor  Thos.,  clerk,  158,  Broad  st., Islington 
Taylor  Thomas,  surgeon,  19,  Paradise  st. 
Taylor  Thomas,  modeller  and  chaser,  Vyse 

street;  house,  354,  New  John  st.,  W. 
Taylor     Thomas,     carpenter,    &c.,    ct.  2, 

Dartmouth  street 

■  Taylor  Thomas  <fe   Sons,   metal  spinners, 

Lichfield  .st.  Mill;  h.  ct.  6,  Lt.  Charles  st 

I  Taylor  Thos.  Hy.,  upholsterer.  Nursery  ter. 

;  Taylor  Thos., tea  dlr.  6c  grocer.73,Dale  end 

Taylor  Thomas,  rivet  and  screw  maker,  45, 

North  wood  street ;  h.  Gt.  Hampton  st. 
Taylor  Thos.,  bricklayer,  54,Bromsgrove  st 
Taylor  Thomas,  black  ornament  manufr. ; 

house,  Grosvenor  street 
Taylor  Thomas,  plumber  and   glazier,    18, 

Suffolk  street 
Taylor  William,  paviour  *  road  surveyor, 
Granville  street  \\'harf ;    house,    Euston 
Cottage,  Highfield  road 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABKTICAL    LIST. 


Taylor  William,  pearl  button  maker,  court 

43,  Hospital  street 
Taylor  \\  m.,  trav.  draper,  o7,  Vittoria  st. 
Taylor  William,  stone  and  marble  mason, 

liaggot  street ;  house,  66^  Hill  street 
Taylijr  William,  coach  spring  maker.  Coach 

Yard,  Sheej)  st, ;  h.  Little  Francis  street 
Taylor  William,  brass  foimder,  S,  Princes  st 
Taylor  William,  grocer,  281,  Bradford  st. 
Taylor  William,   tobacconist,  122^,    Broad 

street,  Islington 
Taylor  William,  bookseller,  25,  Cheapside 
Taj-lor  William,  iron  founder, engineer  and 

machinist,  (JG,  Moor  street 
Taylor  William,  manufr.  of  hooks  and  eyes, 

and  jewellers'  stam])er,  oO,  Weaman  st. 
Taylor  ^\'m.  metal  spinner;  h.  (U.  Chas.  st 
Taylor  Wm.  jeweller,  51,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Taylor  William,  engi'aver  and  printer ;  h. 

St.  Mncent  street 
Taylor  \\'illiam,  grocer.  22,  Islington  row 
Taylor  ^V'illiam.  gun  finisher,  ct.   14,  Wea- 
man street;  h.  .'W.  13  rear  ley  street 
Taylor  William,  hat  manufr.,  102,  Dale  end 
Taylor  William,  shoe  maker.  Bell  street 
Taylor  Wm, clerk.  Barker  st.,  Sheepcote  In. 
Taylor  \Vm.,  shoj)kpr.,  145,  Brtmisgrove  st 
TaylorWm..car  propritv,  1 1,  I'.  Marshall  st. 
Taylor  William,  shopkeeper.  66,  Hill  st. 
Taylor  William,  cabinet  maker,   Lombard 

street ;  hcmse,  67,  Cheapside 
Taylor   William   Bowder,    fancy  jeweller, 

H^6,  Bristol  street 
Taylor  Wm.,  beerhouse,  42,  Duddeston  rw. 
Taylor  William  Henry,  designer,   Camden 

l»lace.  Lower  ('amden  street 
Tayl<»r  ^Vm.,  engraver.  Bridge  street.  West 
Taylor  William,  vict.,  Leopard,  Go(tdest. 
Taylor  and  Wilson,  upholsterers  and  carpet 

niakers.  92,  Lichfield  street 
Teagiie  Knuiia,  dress  maker,  Cleve  terrace 
Teague.I  ohn, periodical  agent.  1 9,  Bradford  st 
Tearle  Hdwin,  schoid  mastiT.St.  Thomas's, 

Wood  strei't  ;  house,  Lee  crescent 
Tebbett  l\li/-abeth,ca])  mkr., 266,  Watery  In 
Tedsfoii  Williiuii,  niillwriiilit.  l.s.  Lawl(>yst 
TemjK'rley  .lolm,  civil  eugiueer.  Hunter's  In 
Temj)le     William,     grocer     and    provision 

dealer,  I6.{.  Hockley  hill 
Tencate    Kllen,    ])rolessor  of    dancing,    27. 

Broad  street.  Islington 
'i'ennant  I )a\-id,  chemist,  and  Ann, midwife, 

7,  lirewery  street.  New  Town  row 
Tennant  John,    brass  caster,   brass  headed 

nail  dr  .screw  maniifr.,  ct.  23,  Bradford  st. 
Tennant  'I'homas.  couil.  trav.  1.'{U,  Hath  row 
Terrill  (i eorge, carrier ;  b.  iSli.Hrouisgrove  st 
Terry  Abraham,  gun  finisher.  2.'{.Moliin(l  st 
Terry  I5enjaniin,  tbinible  maker.."»l,Lord  st. 
I  erry  iJenjaniin.  beerhouse,  lOj,  Holt  st. 
'Jerry  Henjamin.  patten  ring   maker,  court 

6,  Little  Charles  stn'et 
1  rrry  Kliza,  furniture  broker,  176.  Livery  st 


Terry  George,  snuffer  polisher,  33,  Baggot  st 
Terry  George  Henry,  upholsterer  and  paper 

hanger,  5,  Broad  st. ;  h.  Hope  place 
Terry  Joseph,  bell  hanger  and  bottle  jack 

maker,  235,  Aston  road 
Terry  William,  modeller,  29,  Camden  st. 
Terry  William,  coach  harness  furniture  and 

bottle   jack    maker,   34,    Suffoik   street, 

private  tk  commercial  hotel,71,Newhallst 
Terry  Wm., brass  caster.  S2.  Bartholomew  st. 
Tester  Isaac,  whip  manufacturer,  38,  Park 

street,  iJull  ring 
Tester  James,  clerk,  George  st.,  Lozells. 
Tester d'  Ri;.hards,  trimming  dlrs.,3,Unionst 
Tew  William,  beerhouse,  .33,  Hanley  street 
Tewkes   Paul,    solicitor,    9,    Lease    lane ; 

house,  132,  Vyse  street 
Thackabary    Bartholomew,    hair    dresser, 

34,  Bislnpgate  street 
Thacker  Francis,  shoe  maker,  17,  Cox  st. 
Tluicker  James,  hair  dresser,  1 10,  Livery  st 
Thacker  John,  harness  mkr.  ct.  33,  Livery  st 
Thacker  Samuel,  clerk,  and  Jane,  school, 

29,  King  Edward's  place 
Thacker  Wm.,  vict.  d-  wine  ct  spirit  nirchnt. 

Commercial  Inn,  120.  Great  Hampton  st. 
Thames  Plate  Glass  Co.,  57,  Broad  street; 

Kdward  Lacey,  agent 
Thay  James,  shopkeejier,  47,  Blucher  st. 
Thay  Silas,  heavy  steel  toy  mkr.ct.  1 7.  Aston  st 
Thickbroom  ^\"m.  felt  mkr.  103,  Bishopgt.st 
Thickbroom    William,  potatoe   dealer,   13, 

Bell  street;  h.  Bullock's  lane.  Edgbaston 
Thistlewood    (ieorge,    retail   brewer,    110, 

Grosvenor  street.  West 
Thistlewood  Rt.  s])ectacle  mkr.,  35. Water  st. 
I'homas  Ann,  mistress  St.   Philip's  infant 

school,  Lichfield  St.;  h.  1,  Market  street 
Thomas  Benjamin,  gent.  84.  Bloomsbury  pi. 
Thomas    Benjauiiu.    solicitor;    h.  Camden 

House,  Summer  hill 
Thomas  Caleb  d-  St])hn.,  btchrs.,  50,  Cregoest 
Thonias  Charles,  nmnager  (edge  tool  mnfr.) 

I^ark  road,  Nechells  green 
Thomas  David  and  Ann,  St.  Philips  indus- 
trial school,  19,  Liclilield  street 
Thonias  Daniel,  beerhs.,  73.  Bartholomew  st 
Thonias  ICdw.,  vict..  engraver,  letter  cutter, 

*\.'  bagmarkmkr.New  Inn, 243, Gt.  Listerst 

Thomas  ImIw.,  ])rvsn.  mclint.  11  l,Steelhs.  In. 

riiomas  F.dward,  tailor,  80,  llm-st  street 

ThonnisEdw.lampd'  chndlr.  mkr.  brass fudr. 

Ac.li ', Col  more  row  ;  li.  Genrgest.  Islington 

rin»mas    l-ldwin,    j)atten   wood,   and   men's 

clog  maker,  6,  Cjiper  Dean  street 
Thomas  (leo.,  baker,  Ac.  21.  Cj).  Hospital  st 
'!  liomas  Geo.  clerk.  Park  road,  Nechells  gn. 
riiomasHy.dothesbrkr.  19..)ohn  st.  Dale  end 
ThiMuas  He/.i'kiah.fndr.mnfr. ;  h.I3.Howest 
'I'luunas  .lanuvs,  engin(U^r  to  the  Old  Canal 

Company,  2(5,    Tenby  street 
'Thomas  John,  lieerhouse,  r>S^  Howe  .street 
'Tliomas  John,  clerk,  Handsworth  village 


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'I'bomas  John,  iron  caster,  ct.  14,  Edmund  st. 
ThomasJno. cabinet  nikr.-241,Ne\vJo]in  si.W 
Thomas  John,  t'eUmonger ;  h. 70, Stratford  pi. 
Thoma.s.Tno.,jnn.  tenmnLrr-"»i>j.  l^d<,M)aston  st. 
Tliumas  John,  cabinet  nikr.  ct.  11,  llnrstst. 
Thonias  Jno.  clerk,  Richmond  ter.  Sun  st.AV. 
Thomas  Jolui,  butcher,  14.},  llill  street 
Thimias  John,  chain  maker, ct.  9  ;  <te  house, 

coin-t  32,  Hii?li  street,  Deritend 
Thom;is  .Fohn,  blacksmith  and  fairier,  63, 

Little  Charles  street 
Ihomas  John  Wm.  butcher,  30,  Vauxhallrd. 
Thomas  Joseph,  clerk,  Icknield  st.  East 
Thomas  Joseph,  shopkpr.  9,  [loUoway  head 
Thomas Jph.bt.ctshoemkr.  1(58, Dartmth.  st 
Thomas  Jph.,  shoe  mkr.,  3,  Crescent  bridge 
riunnas  >lrs.  Margaret.  26,  Regent  place 
Thomas  M  ary,  midwife,  oo^  Park  st.  lixiW  ring 
Thomas  <fe  Price,  fellmngi-s.ii.H,Edgbastoust 
Thomas  Richard,  manul'r.  of  light  &  heavy 

edge  tools,  of  every   description,    whale 

fishing  tackle,  spades,  shovels,  &c.  cfec. 

Icknield  \V(  rks,  Icknield  square 
Thomas  Richard,  clerk.  22,  Summer  row 
Thomas  Rt..  clerk  Birmingham  Canal  Co., 

Old  wharf;  house,  Birmingham  heath 
Thomas  Robert,  saddler  and  harness  maker; 

1,  Upper  Dean  street;  house, Stiicklands 

buildings,  Sherlock  street 
ThomasSaml. iron  caster  &brhs.8,OidCrossst 
Thomas  Samuel,  cooper,  95.  Suffolk  street 
Thonxas  Samuel,  hinge,  mortice,  and  bolt 

manufacturer.  High  street,  Deritend 
Thomas  Stephen,  shoeing  smith  and  farrier, 

101,  Aston  street 
Thomas  Thomas,  manufr.  of  papiermachee, 

iron  <fe  tin  japanned  wares,  104,  Lionel  st 
Thomas  Thomas,  coal,  coke,  and  blue  brick 

merchant.  Old  Baggot  street  wharf 
Thomas  Wm.  shopkpr.  31,  Great  Russell  st 
Thomas  William,  gentleman,  Spring  street 
Thomas  William,  tailor,  14,  St.  Martin  st. 
Thomas  Wm.  hair  dresser,  3,  Bromsgrovest 
Thomas  Wm.,  accountant,  13,  Hockley  hill 
Thomas  Wm.  <fe  Son,  fender  manufrs.  17, 

Duddeston  row  ;  house,  3j,  Banbury  st. 
Thomasou  John, silversmiih  ;  h.  Hunter'sln. 
Thomason    William,    perfinner    and    hair 

dresser,  6S.,  Constitution  hill 
Thomhill  John,  blacksmith,  ct.  21,  Moor  st 
Thommas  Robert,  excise  otiicer,  Wheeler  st 
Thompson,  AstburycVrCo.ironfndsSmeth  wick 
Thompson  Benj.  ti-uiterer,  103,  Coleshill  st. 
ThompsonChas.pistolfnshr.  ct.5,Clivelandst 
Thompson  Chas.  clerk  A  beerhs.  12,  Henry  st 
Thompson  Charles,  shopkeeper.  Lodge  road 
ThompsonCornls. tin  plate  wkr .39. Pritchetst 
Thompson  Daniel,  smith,  court  4,  Water  st 
Thompson  Edward,  japan   tjutton   maker, 

32,  New  Church  street 
Thompson  Eliz.,  dress  maker,  132,  Moor  st. 
Thompson  (ieorge,  clerk,  Wolverhampton 

Packet  Office,  161,  Gt.  Charles  street 


Thompson  George,  gun  finisher,  1,  Digby  st. 
Thompson  (Jeo.  stamp  and  press  maker,  ct. 

4,  (it.  Charles  st. ;  h.  1,  Holloway  head 
Thompson  (ieo.  shopkeeper,  59,  Edmund  st 
Thompson  G eorge  A  Ifred,  brush  maker,  10, 

Sherlock  street 
Thompson  Isaac.japanner, <^-c. 39,  Pritchetst 
Thompson  .lames,  gentln.,  367.  Coventry  rd. 
Thompson  James,  victualler,  Fighting  Cocks, 

1S2,  High  street,  Deritend 
Thompson   James,   plumber,   glazier,    and 

painter,  10],  Gosta  green 
Thompson  John,  gimblet  maker,  ct.  19,  New 

Town  rw.;  h. ct.j, Brewery  st.  NewTownrw 
Thompson  John,  whip  mounter,  ct.  2,  Lud- 

gate  hill,  and  shopkeeper.  Hunter's  lane 
Thompson  John,  riding  master,  Tyndall  st. 

Camden  street 
Thompson  John,  handcuff  maker,  court  9, 

Coleshill  street;  house,  24,  Duke  street 
Ihompson  John,  tailor,  52,  Fazeley  street 
Thompson  John,  victualler,  Whittington  & 

his  Cat,  14,  Gt.  Brook  street 
Thompson  John,  baker.  24,  Chapel  street 
Thompson  Mrs.  Mary,  20,  Camp  hill 
Thompson  Mrs.  Mary,  12  Gt.  Hampton  st. 
Thompson  Mr.  Nathl.  Jas.,  258,  Smallheath 
Thompson  Rd.,  surgeon,  Disp.,  4,  Union  st. 
Thompson  Rd.  Bradford  iron  founder;   h. 

Smethwick 
Thompson  Thomas,  baker,  23,  Fazeley  st. 
Thompson  Thos.  carpenter,  ct.  6,  Edmund  st 
Thompson  Thomas,  pearl  button  manfactr, 

45,  Bordesley  street 
Thompson  Thomas,  lapidary,  59^^  Consti- 
tution hill;  house,  ct.  26,  Gt.  Russell  st. 
Thompson  William,  secretary  to  the  Birm. 

Gen.  Prov.  <fe  Benevolent  Institution,  49, 

Ann  street;  house,  36,  Paradise  street 
Thompson  William ife George, glass  stainers, 

painters,  and  millowners,  39,  Legge  st. 
Thompson  Wm.  jeweller,  12,  Regent  parade 
Thompson  Mr.  William,  Bristol  road 
Thonjpson  Wm.  Sr  Co.,  merchants,  9,  Cam- 
bridge street;  house.  Reservoir  road 
Thompson  Wm.  engraver;  h.  Garbett  street 
7  homsou  Charles,  auctioneer  and  surveyor, 

2,  Tem])le  row.  West;  house,  Erdiugton 
Thomson  Patrick,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

6S,  New  St.;  house,  1,  St.  George's  crescent 
Thomson  Wm.  Henry,  solicitor,  4,  Cherry 

street;  house.  Grove  House,  Lozells 
Thorley  Ann,  lodgings,  9,  King  Edw.  place 
Thorley  Joseph,  cooper,  ct.  16.  wharf  street 
Thorley  Mary  Ann,  fruiterer.  Market  hall 
Thorne  Benjn.  bed  sacking  and  bag  maker, 

1,  Holloway  head 
Thorne    John    Brooke,    merchant's    clerk, 

Northampton  street 
Thornely  Samuel,  hatter,  48,  High  street; 
i      house,  125,  ^'yse  street 
Thornycroft  Mary  Ann,  butcher,  1 15,  Hamp- 
ton street 

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BIRMINGHAM     A  Ll'U  A  B  RTl  C.A  L    LIST. 


Thomley  Jame^,  vict.  Hi,  Weainan  street     '  Tidman  Charles,  \-ictualler,  Cottage  of  Con- 
Thornley  Samuel,  varnish  and  printing  ink !      tent,  St.  Mnceut  street 

maunfactiirer ;  house,  Yardloy  ;  Tidman  Alfred,  clerk,  and  Ann,  straw  hat 

Thornley  Samuel,  jun.,  druggist,  drysalter,       maker,  13,  Jennen'srow 

oil  and  colourman.  d'c.   l-l."),  Snow  hill;   Tidmarsh  Henry,  l)utcher,  60,  Hospital  st 
h.  Springfield  H(juse,  Icknield street.  West   Tidmarsh  Henry,  draper,  and  carpet  warc- 
Thornley,  Son,  &  Knight,  varnish  d:  print-       house,  13,  Bull  ring 

iug  ink  manufacturers,  5,  Lionel  street       |  Tildesley    Charles,  i   coal   merchant,    Sher- 
Thornton   Edward,   ])ainter,  j^liimber,   and       bourne  street  wharf;  h.  Calthorpe  street 
glazier,  42^,  New  II all  street  i  Tildesley  Wm.  shopkeeper,  19,  Lr.  Priory 

Thornton  (ie'o.,  shpkpr.  29,  Nelson  st.  West   Tiler  Geo.  Arthur,  druggist,  18,  Dale  end 
Thorton  Harriet,  beerhouse  Sherbom-ne  st.    '  Tilfourd  Geo.  commission  agent,  Tenby  st 
Thornton  Hy.,  cabinet  mk.,  ct.  14,  Snow  hill   Till  John,  shopkeeper,  85,  ]NIoseley  street 
Thornton  .John,  gilt  toy  manufactr., Barker   Tilley  .I<diu,  cabinet  maker,  201,  Bristol  st 
street,  Hunter's  hine  Tilley  Thos.,  hair  pin  mfr.,  ct.  o,  Fazeley  st 

Thornton  John,  gun  fii-;hr..30  Nelson st,W   Tillitt  Thomas,  gieen  grocer,  4,  Balsall  st. 
Thornton  Rd.,  car  proprietor, 4,  Mount  st.    i  Tilsley  John,  beerhouse,  32,  Summer  row 
Thornton  Ivichard,  vict..  Dorr  d;  Partridge,   Tilsley  Jno.  pearl  button  mk.  ct.  7,  Henagest 
Lea  Bank  road,  and  coal  dealer,  Oozells   Tilsley  Thos.  vict.  White  Swan,  17,Sunir.  rw 
street  Wharf  Tilsley  Wm.  vict.  Old  Fox,  14,  Fleet  street 

Thornton   Samuel,   merchant ;  house.  The;  Tim  Captain  Isaac,  Bristol  road 

Kims,  Moseley  road  '  Timbrell  Chas.  brace  mfr.  117,  Lancaster  st 

Thornton  Mrs.  Sarah  Ann,  Ryland  road         Timings  John  Henry,  gun  and  pistol  mamx- 
Thornton  and  Sons,  merchants,  wholesale       facturer,  21,  Lower  Priory 

ironmongers,  gun,  wrouirht,  and  cast  iron   Timmings  .Tane,  beerhouse,  82,  Bath  street 
and  brass  hinges,  lifting  jacks,   railway   Timmius  Ebenezer,  pawnbroker,  80,  Coles- 
ironmongers,  drc.  179,  Bradford  street        I      hill  street ;  h.  Summer  Hill  terrace 
Thornton    Thonms,  gilt  toy   manufacturer ;  Tinmiins  Edwin,  stock  and  share   broker, 

and  jeweller,  o.j,  St.  Pauls  square  I      31,  Bennett's  hill ;  h.  Handsworth 

Thoriitim  Thomas,  beerhouse,  23,  Hanleyst  Timmius    Frederick,    brass   founder,    &c. ; 
Thornton  Wm.  beerhs.  74,  Dartmouth  st.      |      house,  37,  Caithorj)e  street 
Thiirnwell  Thos.  house  agent,  57.  Allnon  st  ^  Timmins  Frederick,  shopkeeper,  11,  Bow  st 
Thorogood  Charles,  cigar  maker,  1,  Severn  st   Timmins  John,  fender  and  fire  iron  maker, 


Thorj)  John,  painter,  95,  Belmont  row 


o,  Birchall  street 


Thorj)  William,  straw  bonnet  mkr.,  ribbon,   Timmins  Jph.,  ])olice sergeant,  ct.  4,  Ellis  st 

lace.  «\.'c.  warehouse,  24  A,  Bull  street         Thnmins  Joseph,  heavy  steel  toy  maker; 
Thori)eThos.Frederick,architect,141,Vysest       house,  2,  Ryland  terrace 
Thrasher  Edmnd.  Hy., school.  1,  Bishop^t.  st!  Timmins  Richard  and  Scms,  heavy  steel  toy 
ThravesMary  Ellis,'misrress  Elienozer  hide-  1      manufacturers,  55,  Hurst  street 

pendentschl.Sceelhs.ln.;h.l44,Brenrleyst' Timmins  Saml..  shopkpr.,  llti,  Hampton  st 
Throne  Wm.,  haberdasher,  55,  Heneage  st  j  Timms  Wm.  plumber,  glzr.  iVc.  Hndswth.  vil 
Throsby  Wm.,  hosier,  56,  C<mstitutioii  hill  Tuns  William,  wood  tm-ner,  carver,  and  bed 
Thurstiiu  F.dw.  baker,  ct.  123,  (it.  Francis  st  pillar  manfr.  and  beerhouse.  Skinner  lane 
Thrower    ^\'illiam,    writiug   master,    Free   Tindal  (harles,  Esq.,  agent  Branch  Bank  of 

(Grammar  school ;  h.  Willon  .street  EuLrland  ;  h.  10.  Bennett's  hill 

Thrustance    William,    seedsman    and   hau*   Tinder,  Charles,  tailor,  56,  Livery  street 

dresser,  191,  Tennant  street  j  Tinley  .John,  plumber,  glazier,  and  i)ainter, 

ThurstHnThos.riiilwiiyclk.72.Gt.Colni<.rest        59.}.  Constiln.hill ;  h.  146,  Broad  st.  Islgtu 
Thurston  Ediiunid,cahinet  maker,  Wimlmill  i  Tipper  James,  taiUtr,  SO,  Mott  street 


street;  h.  ct.  6,  Inge  street 
Thurston  AVilliam,  tailor,  18,  Curzon  street 
Tibbetts   .losepb,    iron-tinned    s})Oon,    d.'C., 

maker,  10(>,  Molaiid  street 
Ti])bin.'*  Rt.  tubin<;  d-  telescope,  hearth  bru.sh, 

tVrc,  mfr.  35,  SuOblk  st.  ;   Ii.  S,  Sniiimer  st 
Tibl)itts   Jam<'s,    j^mc-er   and    copper    platt' 

})rinter,  183,  (Jreat  Hampton  row 
Tib])itts  My.  Aini.dressmkr. 7l>.  iJc^lniontrw 
'1  il)l)s  Miss  IClizabftb.  37.  Camp  hill 
Tickle   William,   manufacturer   of  electro, 

niiiijneto  ])lated.  an<l  j^'t^nnan  silver  goods, 

court  2,  Liitimer  street.  South 
Tiday    Matthew,   watch   glass   maker,    25, 

Little  Charles  .■street 


Tipping  and  Lawden,  gun  and  pistol  mfrs. 
to  the  lion.  Board  of  Ordnance,  40,  Con- 
stitution hill,  and  20,  Barllett's  buildings, 
Ihdborn  hill.  London 
Tipi)in<i:  Thomas,  gun  and  jiistol  manufac- 
turer; h.  4S,  Hockley  hill 
Tipst»n  .Ino.  •,alt,iVc.  button  mfr.  59,  Moor  st 
Tipson  Thomas,  button  manufacturer,  22, 

\'ittoria  street  ;  h.  Bristol  road 
Tisiliilt'  KolxM't^  beerhouse,  Quei'U  street 
Ti-sdell   George,   gun   baiTel   forger.    Pool 

street,  Konnd  hills 
'I'itbury  Miss  Sebright,Park  rd.,Necheirs  gn 
Tit  ley  Edward,  agent  to  Bass   RatclifT  and 
(Jrettou.  Burton  brewers  ;  h. Balsall  hthrd 


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207 


Titley   Jolin,  cabinet   maker   and    carver, 

201,  Bristol  street 
Titley  Robert,  brass  fonmler,  9f),  Bradibrd  st 
Titnins  Ed\vard,slioenraker.-214.nri\dl"ord  st 
litmus  Mrs   Surah,  ;WS,  New  John  st.,  W. 
Titterton  dolui   'larratt,  chemical,  varnish 
and  colour  manuiV.,    6,    Snow   hill,    and 
Dartmouth  street,  Ashted 
Titterton  Thomas, rule  mkr,17,Jennen's  r\v 
Tivey  John,  shoe  maker,  47,  Holt  street 
Tobias  Isaac,   fruiterer,    20,    High   street ; 

house,  30,  Old  M<^eting  street 
Todd  Anthony,  butcher,  120,  Cregoe  street 
Todd  George,  glass  pincher  and  tool  broker, 

1 7-  Y  oy\  street 
Todd  ^\■illiam,  clothes  broker,32, Stafford  st 
Todd  William,  shopkeeper,  22,  Duke  st. 
Toft  Thomas,  butcher,  33,  Ryland  sti-eet 
Tolkien  John  Benjamin,   music    and    mu- 
sical  instrument    warehouse,     70,    New 
street;  h.  2,  Haydn  place,  Bristol  road 
Tolkien  Ed.,  piano-forte  tuner,  Clement  st. 
Tollett  Cliarles,tobacconist,140,Gt.  Brook  st 
Tolley  Henry,  fancy  steel  toy   manufr.,  ct. 

4,  Caroline  street;  h.  1,  Mary  street 
Tolley  James,   engraver  and   copper-plate 
printer,  71 2'  High  st;  h.  94,  Ashted  row 
Tolley  Mr.  John,  47,  Park  st.,  Bull  ring 
Tolley  John,  polisher,  Slaney  street 
Tolley  Thomas  Dews,  marine  store  dealer, 

8,  Dudley  street 
Tolley  William,    school,  1,    New   Meeting 

street ;  h.  89,  Belmont  row 
Tomalin  Job,  coal  dealer,  Adam  street 
Tombs  John,  machine  clerk,  Oozells  st.,  Wf. 
Tomkins  James,  waiter,  13,  Up.  Dean  st. 
Tomkius  Joseph,  wheelwright,  Soho  road 
Tomkins  Samuel,  clerk.  2(3,  Ravenhurst  st. 
Tomkins  Thomas   Hinton>    wholesale   and 
retail  cheese  factor   and   provision   mer- 
chant, 1,  Balsall  street 
Tomkins  Mary,  shopkeeper.  Lady  Wood  In 
Tomkiuson  John,  builder,  lo4,  Cheapside 
TomkinsonRd.Cyples.gentleman.Parkcrsnt 
Tomkinson  Rd.  Cyples,  jun.,  paper  dealer, 
stationer,  account  book  manufr.,  engraver, 
copper-plate,    lithographic,    and    letter- 
pressprntr,39,Snowhill,(fel2,Edgbaston  st 
Tomkis  James. green  grocer, 5,  Islington  rw 
Tomlins  James,  gentleman,  3,  Bristol  road 
Tomlinson  Charles,  grocer ;  h.  13,  Highgate 
TomlinsonMissElizabeth, school,  Hagley  rd 
Tomlinson  George,  draper;  h.  7,  New  st. 
Tomlinson  and  Heath,    linen  and   woollen 

drapers,  silk  mercers,  &c.,  7,  New  street 
Tomlinson  H.  &  Co.,  wholesale  and  retail 
iron,  steel  and  iron  wire  warehouse,  83, 
Gt.  Charles  street 
Tomlinson  Henry,  wholesale  paper  ware- 
house, and  dealer  in  every  description  of 
ropes,  cords,  twines,  hurds,  cotton  waste, 
&c.,  83,  Gt.  Charles  street;  house,  1, 
Lee  crescent,  Edgbaston 


Tomlinson  Henry,  victualler,  Shepherd  and 

Shepherdess,  l',i,  O.d  Cross  street 
Tomlinson  and  Insole,  wholesale  and  re- 
tail grocers  and  t(>a  dcalors,  17,Sj)iceal  st 
Tomlinson  Issichar.coal  dealer,3  Vauxhall  st 
Tomlinson  Mr.  Joshua,  54,  Park  st.  Bullring 
Tomlinson  Samuel,    iron,    steel   and   wire 

merchant;  house,  21,  Loveday  stre.?t 
Tomlinson  Thos  ,  wheelwright,  32, Duke  st 
Tomlin-on    William,   iron,    drc,  agent,    1, 

Uiuon  street ;  lumse,  Pershore  road 
TomlinsonWm.mngr.Alkali  Works,Leecrst 
Tommas  Robert,  excise  otTicer,  Wheeler  st. 
Tompins  Thomas,shoemaker,47. Howard  pi 
Tompson  John,maltster,  Ac.,  2.32,  Heneage 

street ;  house,  George  street.  West 
Tompson  John  Nathaniel,  beerhouse,   112, 

Icknield  street.  East 
TompsouRandleHulse,drggst.,58,Suffoik  st 
Tompson  W^m.vict. Three  Tuns,  37, Snow  hill 
Tompson  William,  german  silver  polisher, 

Bradford  st. ;  h.  ct.  23,  Aston  road 
Tomson  Wm.  Fredck.,  cashier,  Lee  crescent 
Toney  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  42,  Leamington  ter. 
Toney    Emma,    national    school    mistress, 

Handsworth  village 

Toney  James,  baker  and  flour  dealer,  90, 

Gt.  Hampton  st. ;  h.  Handsworth  village 

Toney  Jas.  blank  tray  mnlr. ;  h.33,  Cheaj>sd. 

Toney  William  Vickers,   fire  iron,  fender, 

and  steel  toy  manufacturer,  Soho  Works 
Tonge  Rd.  wire  tfe  tin  plate  wrkr.  11,  Mottst 
Tongue  John,  jewlr.  (fe  stamper,  108,  Smith  st 
Tongue  John,  silversmith.  78,  Parade 
Tongue  Rebecca,  midwife,  3,  A.  B.  row 
Tongue  Saml.,  bldr.  &  joiner,  Oozells  st.  N. 
Tongue  Thomas,  hosier,  82,  Snow  hill 
Tongue  Wm.,  engineer  &  millwright,  ct.  96, 
Bordesley  st. ;  h.  19,  St.  Jamps'  st.  Ashted 
Tongue  William,  black  ornament  manufac- 
turer, 138,  Hampton  street 
Tonkins  James,  carpenter,  14,  Brittle  street ; 

house,  173,  Dartmouth  street 
Tonkinson  Joseph,  grocer,  33,  Hospital  st. 
Tonkinson  William,  retail  brewer,  and  eat- 
ing house,  1  and  2,  Buckingham  street 
Tonks  Benjamin,  merchant,  33,  Charlotte 

street;  house.  Hunter's  lane 
Tonks  Edwd.  glass  &  china  dlr.  Market  hall 
Tonks  George,  brass  founder,  &c. ;  house, 

Gravelley  hill,  Krdington 

Tonks  John, pearlbuttonmkr.,  ct.l6,Astourd 

Tonks  John,  engrvr.,  printer,  bookbndr.,  and 

statnr.,  6l,Hiil  st.,  ife  linen  drpr., 83, Parade 

Tonks  Richard,  gun  stocker,  74,  Bath  street; 

house.  Round  hills 
Tonks  Samuel,  wholesale  tin  and  iron  plate 
worker,  <Si  manufctr.  of  tinmen's  furniture, 
britannia  metal  goods,  japanner,  drc,  3.5 
&36,Ludgt.hl.;  h  Cobdenpl.  Monument  In 
Tonks  Stephen  cvr  Co.,  brass  founders,  lamp, 
chandelier,  and  gas  fitting  manufrs.,  157, 
Cheapside  ;  h.  Oakfield  terrace,  IIighgat<; 


208 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Tonks  Thos.,  manufr.  of  every  description 

of  glass  buttons,  Arc.  <fec. ;  h.  Lozells,  Aston 
Tonks  Thomas,  merchant,  Regent  parade ; 

house.  Hamstead  road 
Tonks  Thomas,  farmer.  Green  lanes 
Tonks  Thomas,  coal  dealer,  88,  Lawley  st 
Tonks  William,  pearl  button  manufactiu-er, 

ct.  12,  Kenion  street ;  1»,  Brougham  street 
Tonks    William,    cabinet    brass    founder; 

house,  Wellesley  place,  Wellington  road 
Tonks  William,  grocer,  51,  Key  hill 
TonoUa  Brothers,  wine  tk  spirit  merchants, 

57,  Dudley  street 
Ton()lla  Charles,  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

house,  Bristol  road 
Tookey  Charles,  wire  worker  and  weaver, 

ct.  125,  and  house,  116,  High  st.  Bordesley 
Tookey  Elizabeth,  wire  worker  and  weaver, 

116,  High  street,  B  )rdesley 
Tookey  John,  cabinet  brass  founder,  court 

79,  Weaman  street 
Tookey  Maria,  victualler  and  car  proprietor, 

Old  Tree  Inn,  16,  Hockley  hill 
Tookey  Richard,  saddler,  14,  Hockley  hill 
Toon  Charles,  dairyman,  Lee  Bank  road 
Topham  Michael,  foreman,  Calcutta  terrace 
Topham  William,  grocer,  lO.'J,  Bristol  street 
Torr  .lames,  gold  pencil  case  maker ;  house, 

Tenby  street 
Tottey  Benj.,  plumber  <fe  glazier,  3,  Digby  st 
Tourle  Edwin,   St.  Thomas's  boys'  school ; 

house,  Lee  crescent 
Tovey  Charles,  railway  clerk,  8,  Princes  rw 
Towers  George,  dairyman,  143,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Towers  Irene,  ladies'  school,  14,  Guest  st 
TownSurveyors'Office ;  PublicOtlice,Moorst 

J.  Piggot  Smith,  surveyor 
Townley    Edward,     commercial    traveller, 

4,  Albert  place,  Ryland  road 
Townsend  Charles,  surgeon,  8,  Newhall  st 
Townsend  .lames,  air  gun  and  cane  manu- 

factun^r,  12,  Sand  st. ;  h.  Gt.  King  street 
Townsctid  Mr  .Ino.  138,  Nelson  street,  W . 
Townsend  Thos.  grocer,  30,  St.  Martin's  st 
Townsend  Tliomas,  butcher  and  shopkeeper, 

13,  (iraham  street 
Townson  Thos.  shoemaker,  c'.  .35,  Aston  st 
'I'oy  Barbara,  shopkcepor,  23."»,  Sherlock  st 
Toy  Benjamin,  locksmith,  12.'»,  Lionel  street 
'l\>y  and    Bentley,   staiuiters,   piercers,   and 

nianufarturers  of  j)resH   tools   and   lamj) 

chains,  .'{.">,  Cliarlotte  street 
Toy  Henry,   stamiier,   piercer,  A'C. ;    house, 

.MO,  Charlotte  street 
ToyTlioiniis.f!irnier,Cross  F;irm,Edgbaston, 

and  coal  dealer,  Old  Wharf 
Toye  George,  l)eerhouse,  Gibheath 
Toye  .lohn,  carpenter  and  l)iiil<ler.  Lu]>in  st 
Toye  My.  Ann.  dress  nniker,  1  13,  Smith  st 
Toye  Tbonnis,  hosier,  lU,  Smnmer  lane 
Tradewell  \Villiam,  baker,  4,  Bridge  street, 

Belmont  row 
Traics  I^li/,ubeth,  school,  Monument  place 


Traies  Rebecca  and  Jane,  boot  and  shoe 

makers,  39,  High  street 
Trainer Th;)s.  hard  dr  small wr.  dlr.  7,  Moorst 
Tranter  J  as.,  hair  dresser,  43,  Union  passg. 
Tranter  Wm..  stair  rod  eye  manufacturer, 

and  brass  founder,  4t,  Mott  street 
Tranter   M'illiam,    gun  and  pistol  maker ; 

h.  New  .Tohn  street.  West 
Traver   William,   baker   and   flour   dealer, 

14,  New  Thomas  street.  Coleshill  street 
Travis  John,  fire  iron  and  pan  mfr.  Derby  st 
Travis  John,  plumber,  glazier,  and  painter, 

19.},  Henry  street 
Trehearn  Henry,  carrier  and  leather  dealer, 

68,  Bull  street ;  h.  Poplar  pi.  Bristol  road 
Trevitt  (ieorge,  gun  stocker,  Weaman  st. ; 

and  tripe  house,  12,  Graham  street 
Trevitt  J  ames,  tailor  and  draper,  37,  Union 

street ;  h.  6,  Newhall  hill 
Trevitt  Jno.  vict.  Mug  House,  7,  Chapel  st 
Trevitt  .John,  confectioner  and  gun  stacker, 

52,  New  Town  row 
Trevitt  Richard,  beerhouse.  6,  Allison  street 
Trevor  Jno.  grocer  d-  provsn.  dlr.  25,  Parade 
Trevor  Phoebe,  shopkeeper,  85,  Coleshill  st 
Treyhem  James,  carpenter,  oo,  Camphill 
Treyhern  Mary,  school,  103,  Bradford  street 
Trickett  Wm.  sen.  carpenter,  drc,  Lozells 
Trickett  Wm.  shopkj)r.,  13,  Ravenhurst  st 
Trickett  Wm.  jun.  joiner  &bldr.  Geo.  st.  Lzls 
Trigge  Elizabeth,  St.  Mary's  school,  (infant) 

house,  Bath  street 
Trimnell  .Fames,    ivory   and   bone   turner, 

ct.  19,  Cheapside;  h.  102,  Bradford  street 
Troll  Wm.,  green  grocer.  New  John  st.  W. 
Trolman  Ann,  shopkeeper,  11,  Smnmer  rw 
Troman  David,  jews'  harp  mtr.  8,  A.  B.  rw 
Troman  John.  mfr.  of  brass  founders'  iron- 
work, stamper  A-  ])iercer,  5,  A.  B.  row 
Troth  Benj.  tinner,  ct.  16,  Park  st.  Bull  rg. 
Troth  Henry,  bricklayer  ct  Imilder,  Smith  st 
Trow"  Isaac,  mauufacturev  of  mathematical 

instruments,    measuring  tapes,    box   and 

ivory  rules,   fishing  reels,  d'c,   court   8, 

Loveday  street ;  h.  Balsall  heath 
Tnieman  Ebenzr..jobbingsmil]i.Baskerville 
Trueman  J  ph.  jmmp  mkr.,  ct.  Lr.  Tower  st 
Trneniiin  Richard,  carpenter,   20,    Hockley 

hill;  litMise,  Wells  street 
Truman  ("has.,  pawnbroker,  35,  Gt.  Barr  st 
Truman  l^li/abeth,  nurse,  30,  Mill  street 
Trnnian    I'/ekel,   lieerhonse.   and  tire   iron 

ininmracturer,  65,  Meriden  street 
Tnnnan    .laujes,    fire  iron    manufacturer, 

Moore's  court;  h.  28,  Floodgate  street 
Truman    .loseph,    lire   iron    manufactiu"er, 

ct.  10,  Dig])eth;  h.  29,  Fh)odgate  street 
Trunnm  Kicliard.  carpenter,  7,  Wells  street, 

(ircnt   \  lanipton  stret't 
Tnnnan  Thos.  wheelwright,  25,  Hockley  hi 
Truss. hio.  accountant,  >'ineCotg.  Highgate 
Tulib.Iolm.  master  Edgbaston  parish  school; 

h.  Francis  street,  Hagley  road 


BIIIMIXGHAM    ALPUARF.TIC.VL    LIST. 


2oy 


Tubl)  Jo.se]ili.  maimlacturor  of  ovcr-i)inutc(l 

lead  iV  fxruiu.  silver i^iardclins. 27,  Sinithst 
l\ibb    William,    coal   dealer.    Lady   Wood 

wharf;  li.  1.),  Lady  Wood  lane 
Tucker  Dvd..  iNLB.,  surgeon,  MJ,  Aston  road 
Tucker  John,  town  carrier,  25,  Severn  st 
Tucker  ^\  in.  i)luniber,  glazier,  and  painter, 

'2oh.  Severn  street 
Tuckey   Kdward,  british  plate   and  electro 

plated  spoon,   watch    guard  chain,  d'C, 

nianiifr.,  152,  High  st.,  Bordcsley 
Tuckley  .Joseph,  victualler,  Accommodation 

Inn,  73,  Snow  hill 
Tuckley  Thomas,  sawyer;  h.  3.  Costa  gn. 
Tuckley  William,  shoe  maker   and  shop- 
keeper, 36,  Fisher  street 
Tnll  Henry,  car  proprietor,  75,  Allison  st. 
Tullelt  Epliraim,  hair  dresser,  3,  Up.  Mill  In 
TuUett  Thomas,  hatter,  9,  St.  Martin's  In. 
Tiuibridge  John, commercial  trav.,  Soho  hill 
Tuke  <fe  Co.,  dealers  in  London  and  Dublin 

porter,  ct  wholesale  bottlers,  7,  Lease  In. 
Tuke  Henry,  porter  merchant ;  h.  7,  Lease  In 
Tunniclifife  William,slioemaker,  18,  Willis  st 
Timstall  Frederick,  tailor,  and  Eiiz.,  mil- 
liner, 19,  Upper  Tower  street 
Tunstall    George,    beerhouse,    195,    New 

John  street.  West 
Turley  Enoch,  beerhouse   and  shopkeeper, 

12,  Palmer  street 
Turley  Henry, bellowsmaker,  ct.  11,  Holtst 
Turley  Richard,  japanner  and  manufr.  of 

papier  machee  goods,  381,  Summer  lane  ; 

house,  Grove  vale.  Bar  Magna 
TiirnbuUElizabeth, sliopkpr,32, Nelson  St.,  W 
Turner  Anthony,  timber  mert.,  106,  Newst. 
Turner  Benjamin,  carpenter,  172,  Brearley 

street.  West 
Turner  Charles,  goods  remover.  89,  Slaney  st 
Turner  Charles,  druggist,  61,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
Turner  Charles,  modeller  and  sculptor,  223, 

Bristol  street 
Turner  Charles,  tailor,  5,  Lease  lane 
Turner   Edward  Palmer,   coal    merchant. 

Old  Wharf;  house,  Highgate 
Turner  Edward  Press,  druggist,  36,  Thomas 

street.  Dale  end  ;  h.  Gravelly  hill 
Tiimer  Eliz,,  dress  mkr.,  23,  Nelson  st.,  W^ 
Turner   Enoch,   painter   and   glazier,  105, 

Hospital  street 
Turner  Frederick,  printer,  bookseller,  and 

cheap  music  warehouse,  3,  Snow  hill 
Turner  Geo.,  linen  draper,  (fee,  133,New  st 
Turner  George,  attorney's  clerk,  249,  New 

John  street.  West 
TurnerGeo.,cart  owner.  Accommodation  st 
Turner  Hannah, eating  house,  144,  Livery  st 
Turner  Hy.,  shoe  maker,  131,  Lionel  st.       j 
Turner   Henry,   vict..   Coach  and    Horses, ' 

Commercial  Inn,  .35,  Bell  street 
Turner  Isabella,  habrdshr.,  165, Hockley  hill 
Turner  Isaac,watch  ife  clock  maker,4,  Ann  st 


Turner  .fames,  gun  barrel  manfr. ;  h.  Aston 
Turner  James,  tin  plate  worker,  court  21, 

Moland  street 
Turner  J  amcs,  l)eerhouse,  20,  Unett  street 
Turner   James,    assistant    station    master, 
London   and    North     Western    Railway 
Station  ;  house,  Northuml)orland  street 
Turner  James,  letter  carrier,  ct.  8.  Bristol  st 
Turner  James,  chamber  candlestick  maker, 

Coleman  street 
Turner  James,  button   manufacturer    and 

merchant ;  h.  Winson  green 
Turner  James,grocer,20I,High  st.,Deritend 
Turner  .Tames,  printer,  80,  SuJTolk  street 
Turner  James,  steel  stud  maker,  court  77» 

Cecil  street 
Turner  .Tames,  cooper.  Parade 
Turner  Jeremiah,  ironmonger,  46,  Horse  fair 
Turner  John,  brass  founder,  <fec.,   135,  Gt. 

Hampton  street 

Turner   John,   button    manufacturer    and 

merchant ;  h.43,  Frederick  st.,Harper's  hill 

Turner  John,  beerhouse.  Upper  Hockley  st 

Turner  John,    cooper,  21^,    New  Thomas 

street,  Coleshill  street 
Turner    John,   bookseller,    stationer,    and 

printer,  31,  Temple  row 
Turner  John,  shopkeeper,  2,  Wheeley's  In 
Turner  Jonth..  locksmith,  97,  New  Inkleys 
Turner  Joseph,  carpenter  and  builder,  64|, 

Bull  street ;  h.  22,  Upper  Priory 
Turner  Joseph  and  James,  gun  barrel  ma- 
nufacturers, 8,  Fisher  street 
Turner  .Toph.  merchant's  clerk.  Park  crescent 
Turner  Joseph,  screw  forger,  comt,  8,  Wil- 
liam street.  North 
Turner  Maria,  dress  maker,  164,  Unett  st. 
Turner  Mary,    pawnbroker,     147,    Broad 

street,  Islington 
Turner  Richard,  beerhouse,  3,  Cambridgest 
Turner  Rol)ert,  builder,  46, Hampton  street, 
and  brick  mkr.  Nursery  terrace,  Hockley 
Tru-ner  Robert,  butcher,  29,  Bull  street 
Tm-ner  Mr.  Robert,  35,  Mott  street 
Turner  Saml.,  wholesale  pearl  button  ware- 
house, and  dealer  in  mother-o'-pearl,  22, 
W^orcester  st.;  h.  The  Oaklands,  Bristol rd 
TurnerThos.,brazr.(fecoppersmith,  1 8, Buck  st 
Turner  Thomas,  green  grocer,  41,  Milk  st 
Turner  Thomas,  beerhouse,  8,  Harford  st 
Turner  Mr.  Thomas,  189,  (it.  Hampton  row 
Turner  Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  63j 

HoUoway  head 
Turner  Thomas,  agent  to  Samuel  AUsopp 

and  Sons,  53,  Vittoria  street 
Tm-ner  Thos.,  carver,  gilder,  looking  glass 
and  picture  frame  manufacturer,  29,  Para- 
dise street;  house,  Hagley  road 
Turner  Thomas,  cabinet  maker  and  uphol- 
sterer, 95,  Bath  row  buildings 
Turner  William,  carpenter,    lathe,    wheel, 
and  frame  maker,  a /u^ays  a  large  assortment 
of  lathes  on  hand,  144,  Lionel  street 


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BIR.MIXGa.AM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Tumpi-  Win.,  carpenter  (fe  bldr.,  U  illiam  st 
'I'luuier  Win.  &  Sun,  manufr.  of  british  plate 
and  plated  spoons,  forks,  &c.  27, Camden  st 
Turner  William,  fender  and  fire  iron  manu- 
facturer bi,  Bircliall  .street 
Turner  Mr.  ^^'illiam,  2U,  Penelope  place 
Turner  A\'m.,  beerhouse,  Binnin;4l)ani  heatli 
Turner  AVm.,  boot  ct  shoe  ml;r.,  71,  Snow  hi 
TurnerWm.,i"ijrntr  brkr.,  248,  New  Town  r.v 
Turnpenny  Edward,  silversmith,  manufr.  of 
silver  snufi"  and  scent  boxes,  ci^^ar,  card, 
and  lancet  cases,  fancy  silver  ornaments, 
&c.,  124,  Cireat  Hampton  street 
T  urn  j)ennyEmmeline, school, SO,  Xvv.Caiialst 
'J'urton  Ann,  wesleyan  schoolmistress,  Hus- 
ton street;  house,  12,  St.  Martin's  place 
Turton  Benjamin,   brass  head   screw   and 

nail  maker,  89,  Hill  street 
Turton  Benjamin,  pun  lock  maker.  Spear- 
man's buildinjjs;  house,  Gee's  buildings 
Turton  J  (dm,  sliopkee})er,  Lodge  road 
Turton  Jph.  hook  <fe  eye  mfr.  90,Tennantst 
Turvey  Dennis,  green  grocer,  Summer  lane 
I'urvey  Eliz.,  horse  slaughterer,  8,  Engine  st 
'J'tLstin  Th(mias,  victualler.  Old  Phoenix  Inn, 

3,  Park  street,  Bull  ring 
Tutin  Thomas,  butcher,  40,  High  street 
Tutthall  William,  shopkee])er,  40,  Price  st 
'J'wells  Philip  Meller,  mnfr.  of  plated  metal, 
rolled  brass,  dijiping  and  gilding  metals 
and  tubing,  and  dealer  in  plated  brass  and 
copper  wire,  83,  New  st. ;  h.  8;>,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Twigg  Charle.s,  florentine,  silk,  and  papier 
machee  button  mnfr.,  56,  New  Town  row 
Twigg  Docylheons,  wrought  iron  hinge  ma- 
nufacturer, 70,  Palmer  street 
Twigg  George,  button  and  steel  toy  manu- 
facturer, 31,  Summerhill  terrace 
'I'wigg  Win.  button  mkr.  32,  Summerhill ter 
'Iwine  Josiah,  gun  fini.sher,  court  22,  Ward 

street ;  house,  4;"},  New  Summer  street 
Twine  \\'m.  boot  d-  shoe  mkr.  li)4.  Cheapside 
Twiss  Hy.  carriage  lamp,  dc,  mfr. ;  h. Villa  st 
Twi.s.s  John,  clerk,  Pershore  road 
Twiss  .Tohn.  clerk,  l."{.  Upper  Hockley  st 
'J'wiss   'I  homas  and    Henry,  caiTiage  hynp 
and  jdated  ware  mfrs.,  .■)2,  (Jt.  Charles  .st 
Twiss  Thomas,  confectioner,  12o,  IJath  row 
'Jwiss  Thomas,  carriage  lamj),  iVc.  manu- 
facturer; house,  48,  Cregoe  terrace 
Twist  I'rcdcrick  William,   grocer, 44,  Sun  st 
Twist  .lames  Samuel,  grocer,  84,  SulTolk  st 
Twist   .John    and    Edwin,    coal   merchants, 
li<trdesley  street  wharf ;  hs.  Bordesley  grn 
'J'wist  .lohii,  victiiall<T,  Saracens  Head,  20, 

EdgbastdM  street 

Twist  Joseph,  beerhouse,  12,  Moat  row 

Twist  Saml. billiard  table  mfr.  c^- sole  invent  or 

of  the  patent  circular-endi'd  slate-bottomed 

bagatelle  table,  1,  Broad  street,  Islington 

Twist  \\illian»  Jones,  druggist,  .'jO,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Twist  ^^■illiam,  engraver,  37,  North  wood  st 


1  Twittey  Jame.s,  cabinet  v/ood  turner,  court 

'      33,  Bishop  street,  Moseley  street 

Twohig  John.  ex.  oflr.  58,  High  st. Bordesley 

Tye  Chas.  school  mstr.  Asylum,  Summer  In 

Tye  George  Piercy,  die  and  seal  engraver; 

house,  Soho  hill 
Tye  John,  gold  and  silver  engraver,  ct.  6. 
Gt.  Hampton  stree!^ ;  h.  Fishorwick  place 
Tye  J<jhn,  clerk,  12,  Sun  street  West 
Tye  John,  iron  p^ate  worker,  ct.  8,  Dale  end 
Tye  Joseph,  brazier  and  copper.smith,  33, 

Meriden  street 
Tye  Mrs.  Nancy,  Hunters  lane 
Tye  Mr.  Thos.,  Priory  Cottage,  Balsa'.l  hth 
Tye  ^\'illiam,  whip  manufr.,  35,  Meriden  st. 
Tyler  Benjamin,  butcher,  5J,  Aston  street 
Tyler  Benjamin,  jiin.,  butcher,  6,  Parade 
Tyler  John,  shopkeeper,220,  New  Towurw 
Tyler  Thomas,  jun.,  corn  dealer  and  gro- 
cer, 56,  Aston  street 
Tyler  William,  corn  factor  and  hay  dealer, 

26,  Summer  row 
Tyndall   Henry  Witton,    solicitor;    house, 

^^'estbourne  road 
Tyndall  Thoma.s  tfe  Son, solicitors,  64,  Little 

Charles  street ;  h.  George  st.,  Islington 
Tysall   Benjamin,  fancy   steel  toy   maker 

and  beerhouse,  8,  Exeter  row 
Tysall  Joseph,  steel  toy  and    snuffer   ma- 

nufactiu-er,  2,  Grovesnor  street,  Buck  st. 
Tvson  Miss  Jane,  Gibheath 
Tyther  William, tallow  chandler,91,Snow  hi 
Cdal  William  Ar  Co.,  cast  and  stamped  bra.ss 
founders  and  factors,  43,  Bromsgrove  st. ; 
house,  100,  Green  lanes 
Ullathorne  liight  Rev.   William   Bernard, 
D.D., catholic  bishop,The  Palace.Bath  st 
Ulytt    William,    toy    watch     maker,    38, 

Little  Ann  street 
UmfrevilleEdwn,clrk,Barker  st., Hunter's  In 
Umfreville  William,  scripture  reader,  St. 
Bartholomews,  69,  King  Edward's  road 
L'nderhill  Ann, dress  maker,2,Wrentham  st 
I'nderhill  Benjamin,   coal   dealer,   Oozells 

street  Wharf;    h.  Tennant  street 
I'n.lerhill  .lohn  Ma.son  (J ue.st,  solicitor,  and 
American  Vice  Consul,  144,  Gt.   Charles 
street  ;  house.  Deadnioore  lane 
rnderliill  . I os(>j)h, dairyman. 2(>,La\\Tence  st 
I  Underbill    Richard,    solicitor,    18,   Temple 
street  ;  h.  Sir  Harry's  road 
I  nderhill  SannudW  illiamson, brass  founder, 
numufacturer  of  lamj)s,   chandeliers  and 
ga.s    fittings   of  every  descrijttion,    desk, 
window,   and  other  railing,  door  plate.s, 
I      iV.  c,  71 ,  I'arade 

Underbill  Samuel, bricklayer,  New  Thomas 
'      street,  Charles  Henry  street 
Undi-rwood  .Vnu,  school.  Sandpits 
Underwo«)dFrancis,cabinet  maker,35,Sun  .st 
Unc'erwooil  Ilem'v,  manufr.   of  russia,  mo- 
rocco  and    all    kinds    of   leather    pocket 
bo«>ks,  writing,  dressing,  tiavelling, shav- 


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mg,  cam,  cigar, 


nird,  cigar,  jewel,  medal,  spectacle, 

and    :>urgoou"s    iustriiinent    cases,    '29}, 

Smallbrook  St. ;  h.  16."},  Bristol  street 
Under svood  Josei)h,  ]iocket  book  t<:  writing 

case  maker,  lU."),  liristol  street 
Underwood  Joseph,  assistant  overseer,  126, 

Vyse  street 
Underwood  Mary  Aim,  haberdasher,    120, 

Hockley  hill 
I'nderwood  'J'homas,lilhograj)here^'  printer, 

78.},  High  st. ;  h.  Spriugtield  pi..  Spring  st 
I'nderwood  William,  grocer,  Aloseley  st. 
Unett  d:  Sons,  solicitors,  5,  Old  square 
rnettGeo..solicitor;  h. Laurels,  Ilandsworth 
I'nett  John,  solicitor;  h.    Icknield   House, 

Monument  lane 
I'nett  JohnWilkes,solicitor  ;  h.  Woodlands, 

Smethwick 
Unite  George,  silversmith,  G5^  Caroline  st. 
Unite  Samuel,  japanner,  27,  Northwood  st. 
Unite  Samuel,  jun.  chaser,  29,  Northwood  st 
l'j)fill    Edward,  manufr.    of  park   fencing, 

\\TOught  iron  gates,  palisading,  plain  and  i 

ornamental  hare  and  rabbit  proof  fencing, ' 

and  all  kinds  of  wire  work,  cart  &  waggon 

tire,  iron  arms,  axles,  &c.,  chains,  coach  ^ 

hames,  dc.  10,  ISlon.t  row  I 

UpfiU  Thomas  &  Son,  iron  &  steel  mchnts.,  | 

mnfrs.  of  uouhurdles,  gates,  nails,  chains, ' 

anvils,  vices,    etc.    157,    Great    Charles 

street ;  house.  Fir  Tree  road 
UpfiUThos.Bowman.iron  inert.;  h.2, Crescent 
I'pfiinVm.  iron  mchnt.Ac.;  h.  18,  Caroline  st 
Upton  Chrstphr.  hook  &  eye  mkr.  ct.4,Mottst 
Upton    Edward,    confectioner    and    brilish 

wine  dealer,  32,  Ann  street 
Upton  George,   confectioner,  british  wine, 

and  tea  dealer,  horse  and  gig  letter,  &c., 

(33,  Constitution  hill 
I'ptou  Georg?,  shoe  maker,  93,  Baggot  st. 
Upton  James,  tobacconist,  125,  Digbeth 
Upton  John  Edwards,  confctnr.  7,  Bristol  rd. 
Upton  Rd.  furniture  broker,  392,  Summer  In. 
I'pton  Sophia,  beerhouse,  9,  Moat  row 
L'j)ton  Thomas,  builder  6:  victualler,  White 

Lion,  113,  Bradford  street 
I'ptouThos.  gun  stock  \Tnshr.  60,Weamanst 
Upton  Wm.  grcr.  cfe  confectioner,  ]Moseleyrd. 
Ure  Mr.  James,  1-i,  Lee  crescent 
Urquhart    Henry,    editor    Aris's    Gazette, 

Biuleigh  i)lace,  Pershore  road 
I  Try  John,  house  agent,  13,  New  John  st. 
I'rwick  Benj.  spirit  mert. ;  h.  33^  High  st. 
Usher  Rev.James,curate  of  St.  James's,  105, 

Bloomsbury  place 
Usher  James,  fruiterer,  2,  Cheapside 
Usher  Thomas,  hair  dresser,  12,  Church  st. 
Vale    Benjamin,   painter,    and    Elizabeth, 

umbrella  maker,  42,  Great  Charles  street 
Vale  Cornelius,  shoe  mkr.,  148,  Camden  st 
Vale  Emelia,  xunbrella  mkr.  213,  Livery  st. 
Vale  George,  silver  and  gennan  silver  jjcucil 

case  mcinufacturer,  35,  Branston  street 


Vale  George,  beerhouse,  15.  Gt.  Russell  st. 
Vale  James,  plumber,  painter,  and  coffee 

house,  8,  Livery  street 
Vale  John,  brush  maker  and  shopkeeper, 

IHl,  Bromsgrove  street 
\'ale  J]ih.,  carpenter,  Ludgate  hill ;  house, 

Icknield  street,  West 
Vale  Joseph,  sh  )e  maker,  173,  Hampton  st 
Vale  Martha,  spectacle  mkr.,  348,  Cheapside 
■N'aleThos.  Jas.letterpressprntr.l  L'},Moor  st 
\'ale  Thomas,  hairdresser,  5,  INIott  street 
^'ale  Wm.  commercial  traveller,  Aston  road 
Vale  William,  beerhouse.  Steward  street 
Vale  Wm.  Dodo,  tobacconist,  32.},  Dale  end 
Valentine  Benj.,  toy  mert.  62,  Edgbaston  st 
Valpy  Richard,  official  assignee,  13,  Waterloo 

street ;  house.  Vicarage  road 
Valter teacher   of  the  french  lan- 
guage, 34,  Broad  street,  Lslington 
Van  Bearlc  Henry,  sccreta^^y  to  the  Royal 

Alt  Union,  118,  New  st. ;  h.  Handsworth 
Van  den  Honert  D.  J.  <fe  Co.,  merchants  & 

importers  of  dutch  and  black  lead  melting 

pots,  brass  and  steel  scratch  brushes,  31, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Van  den  Honert  Derk  Jacob,  ■vice  consul  for 

the  Netherlands,  for  which  kingdom  pass- 
ports are  granted,  31,  Great  Hampton  st.; 

house.  Western  terrace.  Hunter's  lane 
Van  Wart  George,  wine  &  spirit  merchant, 

23.  Summer  row 
VanWart,  Son,cfe  Co.,merts.,23,  Summerrw. 
Van  Wart  Henry,  merchant;    house.    The 

Shrubbery,  Hagley  road 
VanWartWm.mert. ;  h.SellyGr(ive,Nortfield 
Vardy  James,  railway  clerk,  144,  Ashted  par 
Varie  James,  travelling  draper,  59,  Vittoriast 
\^arley  John,  tailor,  163,  Gt.  Hampton  row 
^^arlovv  Hannah,  butcher,  Market  hall; 
I  house,  6,  Moseley  street 
Varney  John,  dyer,   121,  Great  Charles  st. 

and  ^S,  New  street ;  h.  63,  Rea  street 
Varnham  J  as.,  wholesl.  butcher,  64,  Dean  st 
Vaughan  Mrs.  Charlt.  8,  Fredrk.  st.  Edgbstn 
Vaughan  Geo.  carpenter.  Temperance  ter 
Vaughan  Henry,  victualler,  Waggon   and 

Horses  Inn,  21,  Ruston  street 
Vaughan  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  2,  Smith  sti'eet 
I  Vaughan  Henry,  warehouseman,  Lee  bank 
!  Vaughan  Thomas,  tailor,  35,  Swallow  street 
1  Vaughan  Thos.  comb  manfr.  54,  Coleshill  st 
I  Vaughan  Wm.  coal  merchant  and  dealer  in 

old  timber,  firewood,and hardware, ^'augh- 
I      an's  Wharf.  Baggot  street 
Vaughan  Wm.  clerk,  6,  Lower  Camden  st 
Vaughan  William,  victualler,  American  Inn, 

71,  New  Canal  street 
Vaughton  Luke,  jeweller,  111^,  St.  George's; 

h.  76,  Mount  pleasant.  New  John  st.,  W. 
Vaughton  Phili]),  jeweller,  127,  Hampton  st 
Veisey  David,  shopkeeper  and  iron  caster, 

53,  Princip  street 
Veisey  J  as.  furrier,  <fcc.  ;  h.  100,  A.«htedrow 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Veisey  Mr.  .Tdlin.  110.  Upper  Tower  street 
Vcisey  and  Son.  wholesale  clolli  cap  manu- 
facturers, factors,  <fe  furriers,  101,  Moor  st 
Veisey  William  Nathan,  furrier,  <fec. ;  house, , 

70,  (jreat  lirook  street  i 

^'enour  Frederick  and   Frances,   fancy  box  I 

makers,  .'U,  Mrmnt  street.  Newhall  street' 
Venour  Frederick,  silversmith,  and  ml'r.  of 

all  kindsof  fancy  intcls.tiS.  (it.  llamptn.  st 
\'enonr  Henry,  traveller,  44,  Up.  Tower  st  ' 
\'erdi  Carlo,  profsr.  of  niusic,37,  Sherlock  st 
\'crnon  Edward,  butcher,  27,  Broad  street 
\'ernon  George,  clerk,  20,  Caroline  street      j 
Venion  Henry,  [grocer,  12.^.  Sandy  lane 
^'ernon  Henry,  clerk.  Icknield  street,  East    , 
\'ernon  James,  butcher,  1,  Liverv  street         [ 
Vernon  Robert,  butcher,  65,  Harding  street , 
Vernon  Thomas,  g  nlleman,  Handsworth 
\'ernon\\'m.  boot  di:  shoe mk.  25.  Holowy.  hd. , 
Vcssey  Charles  Staley,  wine  and  spirit  mrt. ' 

St.  (ieorge's  Wine  \'oults,  44,  High  st 
A'i('kcrs  Thomas,  jeweller,  i)0,  (it.  King  st 
VickersThomas,  shopkeeper,  45,  Howard  pi 
A'iles.Tas.  grocer  &  tea  dlr.  IwO.liroadst.  Isltu 
Village  James,  whip  mt'r.  ct.  11,  Coventry  st  j 
\'ilanueva  Fernando,  vice-consul  for  Spain, 

47,  Broad  street  j 

A'illers  and  Jackson,  silversmiths,  and  manu- ' 

factnrers  of  gold  and  silver  ])encil  cases, 

tooth  picks,  &c.,  3,  Hockley  hill 
VillersJph.  silversmith,  cVc. ;  h..3,  Hockley  hi 
Vincent  (ieo.vict.  Swan  Tav.  230,  Sherlock  st  j 
Vincent(Jeo.clerk,61,^^'ells  st.CJt.  Hmptn.st  i 
Vincent  John,  shoi)keeper,  S7,  Bradford  st    j 
Vincent  .Joseph  and  William,  basket  makers, 

21,  High  street;  house.  Castle  street  , 

Vincent  My.,  straw  hat  mkr.  28,  Bishopgt.  st : 
Vincett  James,  butcher.  21.  Summer  row 
Viney  Frederick,  clerk.  Finch  street  . 

Vitta  Fliz.  carver  <fc  gilder,  21,  Edgbastonst ; 
Vivian  and  Sf)ns,  copper  warehouse,  53.  Ann 

street;  Daniel  .loseph  Fleetwood,  agent  ; 
Voce  Eliz.  Ann,  milliner,  21,  Newhall  st  I 
Voce  Wm.  Josej)h,  clerk,  (Jeorge  st.  West  | 
Vowles  Martha,  furniture  broker,  14,  Inge  st  , 
\'yse.l()bu,  |»t'arll)uttou  lukr.  c.  8,  Sunnner  In  | 
Vyse  Wm.  harness  tonguemkr.  ct.  18,  Price  st 
NN'adamsMrs.  Mary,  18,  Up})(>r  priory 
Waddanis  Alfred,  jiowder  Uask  A-  gun  imple- 

menl  manufr.  1  lirook  st.;  h,  Hamsteadrdi 
NVaddell  (ieorge,  coach  jiroprietor,  lien  and  | 

Chickens  coach   olVice,   130,   New  st.;  h. 

1 1 ,  'l'em])le  row 
Waddell    Thonuis,  Esip  Chad  road 
WaddeM  Wm.  Ily.couisu.  agt.  20,  Newhall  st 
M'add('llA-\\  illiaius,coac]ild(lrs.2t!,l'ershores 
Waddin^ton   I'raucis,  vinegar  manufr.,  li)2, 

Bristol  St.;  h.  IMongh  A    Harrow  lane 
^\"all^•  (ie(Tge,  coal  di-alcr,  i'crshore  street 
Wade  .I(dni,  stock  A'  share  brkr.  8,  Tem])le  s( 
^\'ad(•  .Inhn,  Itoot  A-  shoe  mkr.  .'tS,  Coleshill  st 
Wadi^  Samuel,  cl«Mk,  4.  Barford  street 
Wadelton.Ino.  watch  A- elk.  uikr. 22, Snow  hill 


Wadhams  Joseph,  vict.  Old  Union  Mill  Inn, 

11,  Holt  street 
Wadley  Eliz.  furrier  &:  milliner,  50,  Bath  row 
Wadley  James,  cooper,  packing  box,  case, 

and  colViu  maker,  143,  Tenuant  street 
Wadsworth  Arthur,  watch  and  clock  maker 

and  jeweller,  8,  Summer  row 
Wadsworth  Eliza,  dyer,  49,  Lichfield  .street 
Wadsworth  Joseph,  stationer,  bookbinder, 

and  printer,  25,  Coleshill  street 
Waen  Josej)h,  shopkeeper,  7,  Windmill  .st. 
WngerJohn,  gun  finisher,  c.  5y,A:h.  12, Cecil  st 
Wagner  Ch dries  Henry,  foreign  agent,  18, 

(ieorge  .street,  We.st 
Wag.stalT .John,  violin  maker,  136,  Barford  st 
Wag.stalT.Icjhn,  jun.pwnbrkr.  37.  Horse  fair 
WagstaffJohn,  gilt  toy  manufr.36.  Horse  fair 
^\'agstaff  Mrs.  Jane,  122,  (jreen  lanes 
Wagstaff  John,  vict.  White  Lion, 99.Digbeth 
Waight  Ann,  dress  maker,  39,  Bishopgate  st 
Waight  Charles,  chair  maker,  68,  Pershore  st 
Wain  John,  tailor,  178,  A.shted  row 
Wainw right  Edward,  brass  &  iron  bedstead 

manufr.  54.},  Constitution  hill,  and  retail 

brewer,  72,  War.stone  lane 
Wain  Wright  Eliz.  straw  bonnet  maker,  111, 

High  street,  Bordesley 
Wainwright  John,  papier  machee  painter, 

Farm  street 
Wain\ATight  John, draper. 8.  High  st.Deritend 
Wainwright  Jph.  eating  house,  37,  Digbeth 
Waiuwriuht  Airs.  Sarah,  Lozells 
Wainwrif^ht  Thompson,  Ar  Co.,  opticians  and 

spectacle  manufrs.  10,  Union  passage 
Wainwriyfht  Wm.  green  pierced  and  kitchen 

feud;>r  nuiker,  199,  Chcapside 
Wainwright  William,  post  office  clerk,  19, 

\Vaterloo  place,  Bloomsbury 
Waite  John,  shoe  nuiker,  11,  Chapel  .st. 
Waite  William,  butcher.  Market  hall 
WakeCharles,  couunercial  trav.4. 1  cknield  ter 
Wakefield  Benjamin,  engineer,  general  ma- 
chinist, and  tool  maker,  127,  Livery  st. 
Wakefield  Isaac  A:  Co.  drapers,  32,  High  st 
Wakefield  J(din,  wire  drawer.  Bridge  street 

Mill,  Broad  street 
Wakefield    John   Tuustall,    wire    drawer, 

workt>r.  and  weaver.  74,  Lichfield  street 
AN'akelii'ld  Penelope,  victualler,  Su  an  Hotel, 

93,  High  street 
^^'akefield  Wm.  vict.  Tb-itauuia,  27.  Legire  st 
Wakelam  Heuj.,  die  sinker,  6 U.  Liulgatehill 
Wakelam  .Luues,  .slu)) (keeper,  18,  Ludgt.  hi 
Wakelam  .loseph,  .shopkeeper,  7,  \\illiam  st 
^^'akelam  Sauuud,  gun  finisher,  MoUind  st. ; 

house,  Fir  Tree  jdace,  Lozells 
Wakelam  Ihos., managiugbrewer,  Oakfield 

ttMTace,  lligli<r;ite 
W  akeliuWui. baker  il-fi(mrdlr.,10,Cottnge  In 
Wakeuuin  Benj.,  dairyman, 4.'K  Swallow  st. 
Wakenuiu  IJenjauiin,  pearl  button  maker, 

(51,  Holt  .street 
N\akenuin  (Jeo.,  shopkeeper,  13,  Ll-^ter  .it. 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL  LIST. 


273 


Wakeman  James,  engraver,  letter  cutter, 

copper  plate  and  letter  press  printer,  2b*, 

Gt.  Charles  st. ;  h.  Summer  hill  terrace 
Wakeman Wm. share  bkr„14.%  (]t. Charles  st 
W aldron  Ann,  milnr.  d:  dress mk.^j I , Legge  st ' 
Waklron  Charles  Wilkes, maltster  andbeer-  j 

house,  29,  Ednmnd  street 
AValdron  Daniel  Hemns.  grocer,  tea  dealer,  \ 

6:  ])rvsn.  merchant, Dti. Broad  st., Islington  j 
Waklron  Hy,  gnn  furniture  trgi-,(5.IIenry  st 
Waldron  Richard,  gun  fm-nitm-e  forger,  82,  j 

Cpper  Windsor  street  j 

Waldron  Sarah,ladies'school,40,St.Paurssq  | 
Waif  Hannah,  dress  maker,  34,  Meriden  st  | 
Walford     Edward,   coal  dealer,    court    2, 

Dartmouth  street  i 

Walford  Edward,  dairyman,  21,  Hurst  st.  | 
Walford  Elizabeth.provision  dlr.,3,Dale  end 
A^'alford  Mrs.  Mary,  1,  St,  Martin's  place  | 
Walker  Alfred,  tailor,  219,  New  John  st.,W  | 
Walker  Andrew,  file  maker,  30,  Bath  st.  { 
Walker  and  Bain,  factors  and  importers  of 

Irish  linen,  199,  Moseley  street 
"^^'alker  Benjamin,  cabinet  brass  founder ; 

house,  20,  St.  Mary's  row 
Walker  Catherine,  hosier,  78,  Coleshill  st. 
Walker  Charles,  grocer  ;  h.  31,  High  st. 
Walker  Charles,  agent,  74,  Coleshill  st. 
Walker  Edward,  auctioneer  and  appraiser, 

29,  Temple  row  and  20,  Gt.  Colmore  st. 
Walker  Eliz.,  butcher,  53,  Up.  Hospital  st. 
Walker  Eliz.,  grocer,  14,  Albion  street 
Walker  &  Fleeming,  generalfactors,  107  and 

108,  Bordesley  street 
Walker  Geo.  Hy.,  clerk,  9,  Gopsall  street 
A\'alker   George,   heavy   steel   toy    maker, 

Holland  street ;  house,  Harborne 
Walker  George  Lindsley,  coal  and  coke  dlr., 

Baggot  st.  Wharf;  h.  108,  Francis  st. 
Walker  George,  overlooker,  Lr.  Fazeley  st. 
Walker  John,  baker,  30,  William  st.  North 
Walker  John,  gnrl.  ironfndr,,  32,  Coleshill  st 
AValker  John,  clerk,  222,  Heneage  street 
Walker  John,  land   agent,    surveyor,   and 

valuer,  79,  High  street 
A\'alker  John,    earthenware  mounter,    45, 

Woodcock  street 
Walker  John,  file  &  rasp  maker,  &  Sheffield 

steel  warehouse,  844,  Great  Charles  street, 

and  vict.,  Golden  Elephant,  Castle  st. 
Walker  John,  furnitm-e  broker,  auctioneer, 

d'c,  26,  New  Town  row 
Walker  Joseph,  cashier,  32,  Pai'ade 
Walker  Joseph,  manufacturer  of  brass  cocks, 

plumbers'  brass  work,  lock  furniture,  <fec., 

(jl,  Meriden  street 
Walker  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  16,  Sand  pits 
Walker  Joseph,  warehouseman,  3,  Mount  st 
Walker  J.  C.  druggist,  <fec.,  16,  Jamaica  rw. 
Walker  Mrs.  Lucy,  138,  Fivewayst.  Camp  hi 
Walker  Mary  Ann,  di-essmaker,  128,  Lower 

Brear ley  street 
Walker  Oliver,  shoemk,,  35,  New  Towurw. 


Walker  Peter,  carriers'  elk.,  1 56, Gt. Charles  s 
Walker  Richard,  patentee  and  sole  manu- 
facturer of  metallic  gun  wadding,  and  in- 
ventor of  the  im])roved  anti-corrosive  per- 
cussion caps,  69  and  70  (Jraham  st.,  and 
steel  pen  manufacturer,  1 70,  Broad  street, 
Islington;  h.  Camden  Cottage,  Albion  st. 
Walker  Richard,  architect  and  surveyor,  29, 

Great  Hampton  row 

Walker  Richard,  goods  remover,  28, Carver  st 

Walker  Rt.,  lodgings,  199,  King  Edward's  rd 

Walker  Sanmel,  trench  plater,  brass  founder, 

and  manufacturer  of  brass,  japanned,  and 

silver  gig  apron  knobs,  brass  hinges,  cfec, 

back  of  29,  Park  street.  Bull  ring 

\\'alker  S.  and  Co.,  percussion  cap  makers, 

12,  Legge  street 
Walker  Samuel,  gold  beater,  62,  Hanley  st 
^^'alker  Samuel,  chaser  and  whip  mounter, 

71,  Constitution  hill 

Walker   Samuel,  junior,   manufacturer   of 

rolled  metal,  brass,  cV:  copper  wire,  tubes, 

tfec.  Lower  Fazeley  st.,  &38,  Colmore  rw 

Walker  Sarah,  milliner,  45,  Graham  st. 

Walker  and  Showell,  cabinet  brass  founders, 

20,  St.  Mary'f  row 
WalkerSarah,  boottfe shoe mkr.,  94,Aston  st. 
Walker  Sarah, shopkeeper,  60,  Dartmouth  st 
Walker  Shadrich,  dairyman,  91,  Hatchettst 
Walker  and  Staines,  grocers  and  tea  dealers, 

31,  High  street 
Walker  Thomas,  mnfr.  of  the  Phoenix  self- 
feeding  stove,  ship  logs  and  sounding  ma- 
chines, 58,  Oxford  street;  h.  1,   Fairford 
place,  Bristol  road 
Walker  Thomas,  maltster,  34,  Church  st; 

house.  Birch  field 
Walker  Thomas,  factor  and  importer  of  Irish 

linen  ;  h.  199,  Moseley  street 
Walker  Thomas,  carpenter,  ct.  Harding  st. 
Walker  Thos.,  spectacle  mk.,  Clubbuildgs. 
Walker    Thomas    and  Anna,  professors  of 

dancing,  149,  Great  Charles  street 
Walker  Thomas  ^Nloms,  iron  and  tin  plate 

worker,  17,  Lower  Priory 
Walker  William,  brass  founder  and  lamp 

manufacturer,  12,  King  Edward's  place 
Walker  \Vm.,  brass  snuffer  mkr.  43.  Lord  st 
Walker  William,  brass  founder,  26.  Coles- 
hill street ;  h.  128,  Coventry  road 
Walker  William,  tailor  and  draper,  50,  New 

street ;  house,  Ryland  road 
Walker  VV^illiam,  hat  mfr.  75,  High  street 
Walker  Zacchius,  merchant ;  h.  Soho  hill 
Walkinshaw  Henry,  engraver  and  copper 

plate  printer,  27,  Great  Charles  sti'eet 
Walklate  Thonuis,  manager  goods  depart- 
ment,midland  railway  station,  Stratford  pi. 
Wall  Alfred,  grocer.  12,  A  B  row- 
Wall  Charles,  clerk,  Lupin  street 
Wall  Edward,  tailor,  23,  Cannon  street 
Wall  James  Horatio,  coffeehouse,  39,  BuUst 
Wall  John  Moss,  jeweller,  168,  Cnett  st. 

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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Wall  Mary  Ann,  shopkeeper,  Claverdon  st. 
Wall  Timothy,  maltster  and  hop  dealer,  9, 

Creat  Colmore  street 
Wallace  Mary,  school,  George  street,  West 
Wallljank  Mrs.  Catherine.  Hamstead  row 
Wallbank  Eliz.,  metal  dealer,  42,  Water  st. 
Wallbank  John,  beerhouse  ife  metal  dealer, 

James  street.  Harper's  hill 
Wallbank  Rd.  metal  dealer  <fe  caster,  .Tames 

St.,  St.  Paul's;  h.  37,  George  st.  Parade 
Wallbank  Wm.,  green  grocer,  91.  (it.  Barrst 
W'ullcroft  Joseph,  shopkpr.,  24,  Lichfield  st 
Wallington (ieo, perfumer,  A'c. ;  h.  l.'J,  Newst 
AVallis  (ieorge,  gent,,  Birmingham  heath 
\V  allis  J  ane,  mllnr.cVdress  mkr..^,  Prospect  rw. 
Wallis  John,  eating  house,  31,  Banbury  st. 
W allis  Thos.  gent.  Rose  \'illa.  Nechells  gn. 
Wallis  William  Jeans,  merchant,  83i,  Great 

Charles  st.  and  Monument  lane 
Wallis  Wm.  timber  and  slate  merchant,  and 

saw  mills,  Dartmouth  st. ;  h.  Erdington 
Walmsley  Thomas,  tailor,  53,  Blucher  st. 
Walsh  John  Walsh,  soda  water,  lemonade, 
<fec.  manufacturer,  mustard  mills  and  cigar 
warehouse,  31,  Paradise  street 
Walsh  William,  toll  contractor,  Soho  hill 
Walter  Alfred, attorneys  clerk,  Spring  street 
Walter  Chas.,  wood  turner,  23,  Latimer st.S. 
WaltfT  John,  screw  turner   and   telescope 
sliding  hearth  l)r\ish  uiauufr.  Bartlett's  ct. 
AValter  Wm.  shoe  maker,  29.  Ryland  street 
A\' alters  Benjamin,  draper,  JSl,  Stafford  st. 
\\' alters   Charles    Henry,  glass   and  china 

dealer.  6,  Union  passage 
Walters  Hnnh.  bleeder  with  leeches.  4. Gas  st 
Walters  Isaac,  beerhouse,  7.  Great  BaiT  st. 
U' alters  John,  clerk,  Canal  office,  Gas  st. 
Walters   Mary    BuUivant,   matron.   Work- 
house, Lichfield  street 
Walters  James,  baker,  Sherbourne  street 
Walters  Jrmiah. screw mufr. 99,  Railway ter. 
Waiters  John,  jtnveller,  7>J«Constitutionhill 
Walters  Mr.  Joseph,  ,'3l3.  Railway  terrace 
Walters    Joseph    Clemens,    british    school- 
master; house.  Pigott  street 
Walters  ,lph..  victualler  and  tailor.  Queen's 

Arms,  212,  Hell  Barn  road 
^Vulte^s   Richard,   veterinary    surgeon   and 

shoeing  forge,  29,  Persbore  street 
Walters  Solomon  (irosvenitr,  master  Work- 
house, Lichfield  street 
A\'alters  Susannah,  ja])anner,  43.  ^^'ater  st. 
WaltersWni.insp('tng.uuiilgrd.2r),(Jopsiill  st. 
Walters  William  .Iose])h,  cU'rk,  Old  wharf 
Walthew  Ann,  dress  maker,  10,   Lawley  st. 
W  allbew  Mrs.  Hannah,  1(»2,  Constitutn.  hi, 
Wallbew  Richard    S..    architect,    surveyor, 
and  auctiont-er,  20,  Cannon  street  j 

W:iltbe\v  A\'m.pliiibr.  ])utr.  A  f.  I(»,  Lawley  st 
Waltnii  Ldwurd,  caltiiiet  Jiiaker  and  broker, 
ISO,  Livery  street,  and  99.  Ilamjiton  st.     | 
\A'alt(m  Mrs.  Eli/abeth.  King  l-'.dward's  rd. 
Walton  Geo.,  bcerhou.se.  2!>.  Sheep  <tre(»t 


,  Walton  George,  collector  for  commissioncra 

of  Duddeston*  Nechells,  1 18,  Gt.  Lister  st 
Walton  Henry,  tea  dealer;  h.  lo7,Bath  rw 
Walton  Isaac,  master,  KingEdward'sbranch 

school,  Meriden  street ;  house,  Seacombe 

place.  Spring  street 
Walton   James,   gla.ss  pincher,   154,  Great 

Hampton  street 
Walton  Job,  tailor,  128,  Livery  street 
Walton  John  Barker,  surgeon,  55.  Uigbeth 
Walton  John,    coal   dealer,   Old    Wharf; 

house.  Wharf  street 
Walton  J  ph..  banker's  clerk,  168,  Camden  st. 
Walton  iVr  Lampard.  tea  dealers,  York  psg. 
Walton  Luke,  poulterer  and  game   dealer, 

37,  Bull  street 
Walton  Mary  Ann,shopkeeper,  Gower  .st. 
Walton  Robert,  butcher,  24.  Charlotte  st. 
Walton  Samuel,  shopkpr., 263, Bell  Barn  rd. 
Walton  Mr.  Thomas,  102,  Gt.  Charles  st. 
M'alton  William,  trench  plater   and   screw 

gilder,  30.  Novascotia  street 
Walton  William  Blakesley,    embosser   and 

chaser ;  h.  29,  Ryland  st.,  Islington 
;  ^\'alton    William,    chemist    and    druggist, 

oo,  Digbeth 
Walton  William,  cabinet  maker,5, Hurst  .st. 
Walton  William  Davies.  shoe  maker,  court 

Edward  street.  Parade 
^Vant  Edward,  bookbinder,  ct.  6.  Moor  st. 
;  Warbrick  Mrs. Emily,17. Broad  st..  Islington 
'  Warburton,  Mrs.  Maria.  Moseley  road 
Ward  Ann,  gun   polisher,    ct.   9,   Loveday 
I      street;  house,  Aston  New  Town 
Ward  Benjamin,  inspector  ofpolice,London 

tV  Northwestern  Railway.270,  Watery  In 
Ward  Edward,  shoemaker,  ct  8, Loveday  .st 
Ward    Edwin,    baker    and    flour    dealer, 

I'rosperity  place 
Ward  Frederick,  hatter.  48,  Biill  street 
Ward  George,  caster,  53,  Caroline  street 
\Vard  George,  fishmonger,  50,  Livery  street 
^^'  ard  G  eorge  A  .,u jdu  dst erer,  cabinet  maker, 

feather  merchant,  and  horse  hair  manufr., 

5,  Snow  hill ;  house.  Aston  New  Town 

I  WardtV'Gro\md,enginel)ui'ders.2. Lombard  st 

Ward  Menry.  coal  dealer.  Old   Wharf,    and 

97.  Moor  street 
Ward  Henry  and  George  Pnce,  bakers  and 

ll(Mir  dealers.  4,  Moor  street 
Ward  II y.,  green  grocer,  33,  Brearley  st.,  W 
^^'ard  Haniuih,  straw  hat  maker,  2L  Cox  st 
W;u-(1  .lames,  gnu   implement  maker  and 

engraver,  12,  St.  Mary's  row 
A\'ard  .lames,  shoe  maker,  Tennant  st 
>\'ard  .lames,  vict..  The  (i rapes,  SI,  Aston  .st 
NN'ard  .lames  Charles,   landscape    painter, 

Balsall  heath  road 
^^'ar(l. lane, straw  hat  maker.60.BellBarn  rd. 
W  ard  .lobn,  die  si'iker,  2,  Mary  Ann  st 
Ward  .lohn.  millwright,  ttc,  203,  Aston  rd. 
Ward  .lohn.  fnrniture  and  wood  turner,   36. 

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llIRiMIXGIIAM     ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


275 


Ward  .Toliu,  fanner,  Coventry  road 
Ward  John,  grocer  iV'  tea  dealer,t>2,Snow'  hi 
Ward  John  Horatio,  clerk,  42,  (it.  Brook  st 
Ward  John,  vict..  liritannia,  4.  Birchall  st. 
A\'ard  John,  shopkeeper,  7U  Aston  road 
Ward  Joseph,  surji^eon  ;  h.  2i>,  Steelhoiise  In 
Ward  Joseph,   engine   bnilder ;    h.    Lower 

Ilnrst  street,  Kast 
Ward  Joseph,  baker,  19,  Tennant  street 
Ward  llichard,  shoe  maker,  64,  Summer  In 
Ward  Richard,  tailor,  24.J,  New  Church  st. 
^^'ard    Robert,   furniture   broker   and    gun 

finisher,  4,  Aston  street 
WardUt.,jeweller,  18,St.James'st.,St.  Paul's 
Ward  Mrs. Sarah, Poplar  Cottage,  Aston  bk. 
A\'ard  Sli  Kebecca,strawhat  mki',Garbett  st 
M'ard    Stephen,    general   metal    caster,   1, 

Mary  Ann  street 
^\'ard  'rhomas,coach  bolt  maker,Winson  gn 
Ward  Thomas. tishuiouger,30,Smallbrook  st 
Ward  Thomas,    tfe    Co.,   bronze    and   steel 

fender  makers,  17,  Weaman  street 
Ward  Thomas,  baker  and  Horn'  dealer,   15, 

Newton  srteet 
Ward  Thomas,  shopkeeper,90,New  John  st 
Ward  Thos.,baker  cfe  flour  dealer,30,Milkst 
Ward  William,  carpenter,  W^atery  lane 
Ward  AVilliam,  bricklayer,  23,  Duke  street 
Ward  Wm.  juu.,  bricklayer,  159,  Moseley  rd 
"Ward  William,  baker  and  shopkeeper,  27, 

Bishopgate  street 
Ward  AVilliam,coal  dealer,ct.2,  Old  Inkleys 
M'ard  Wm,car  prpretor., 38,  Bartholomew  st 
Warden   Joshua,    master    Bishop  Ryder's 

School,  Gem  street 
W^ardell  Wm.,beerhouse,22, Bartholomew  st 
Warden  George,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  129, 

Bromsgrove  street 
Warden  Joseph,  iron  and  steel  merchant ; 

house,  Wellington  road 
Warden  Joseph  tfe   Sons,  iron,  steel  and  tin 

plate  merchants,  and  manulrs.  of  railway 

spikes,  nails,  &c.,  5  cfe  6,  Edgbaston  st. 
"Warden  Joseph,  jun., wholesale  ironmonger, 

axletree,  spring,  vice,   steel  mill,  .spade, 

shovel,  and  chain  manufacturei',  Jamaica 

row ;  house.  Green  lanes 
Warden  Saml.,  general  factor,  Townsend  pi 
Warden  Thomas,  iron  and  steel  merchant ; 

house,  169,  Bristol  street 
Warden  Thomas,  tailor,   and   Eliza,  dress 

maker,  129,  Bromsgrove  street 
Warden  AVaples,  corn   dealer,    Fox  street; 

house,  38,  Camp  hill 
Warden  \\^illiam  M.,  u'on  &  steel  merchant, 

house,  llagleyroad 
"Warder  Thos.  boot  &  shoe  mkr.  12J,Cregoe  st 
Ware  Chas.,  plmbr.  pntr.  d:c.  14,  Adderley  st 
Ware  Gustavius,  glaciers"  vice  manufr.  and 

diamond  dealer,  14,  Adderley  street  • 

Ware    Rev.   John    Middleton,   curate,    St. 

George '.s,  135,  Vyse  .street  j 

Wareham   George,  plumber,  painter,    d'c, 

149,  High  street,  Bordesley  ' 


Wareham  George  and  Son,  drapers,  tailors, 

hosiers,  and  glovers,  35,  New  street 
Wareing  Henry,  tailor,  woollen  draper,  and 

chtthier,  87,  High  street 
Wareing  Josejdi,  hair  dresser,  20,  Hill  st 
Wareing  Joseph,  wood  turner,  26,  Lionel 

.street,  (Sz  coal  dealer,  Oozells  street  wharf 
Wareing   and   Son,    drapers,    tailors,    and 

haberdashers,  '33,  New  st.  and  80,  High  st 
Wareing  Wm.,  carver,  gilder,  picture  frame 

and  looking  glass  manufr.  39,  Summer  rw 
Waring  Elijah,  tobacconist,  10,  Congreve  .st 
Waring  Geo.,  brazr.  &  cpprsmth.,  106,  Ilea  st 
Waring  George,  joiner,  ct.  7,  Little  Charles 

street ;  house,  Latimer  street.  South 
Waring  Rd.  currier  cfe  leather  seller,  Milk  st 
Warlow  Wm.,  hosier  &  lace  dlr.,  34,  Bull  st 
Warlow  William,  gentleman,  50,  Hockley  st 
Wanningham  Thomas,  jobbing  silversmith, 

court  32,  Lower  Tower  street 
Warinington  Geo.,  school,  73,  St.  Martin  .st 
WarnerChas.  gent.  Mond  Cottage,  Bristol  rd 
Warner  Henry,  beerhouse,  246,  Heneage  st 
Warner  Henry,  die  sinker  and  glass  mould 

maker,  11.4,  CheiTy  st. ;  h.  Belgrave  st 
Warner  Robert,  bronze  powder  mufr.,  gold 

beater  and  paper  dealer,  125,  Hospital  st 
Warr  Henry,  shopkeeper,  49,  St.  George's  st 
Warren  Charles,  beerhouse,  57,  Summer  In 
AYarren  Charles,  jeweller,  21,  Caroline  st 
Warren  Edward  Pritchett,  surgeon  dentist, 

34,  Temple  row 
Warren  James,  heavy  steel  toy  and   skate 

maker,  55,  Little  Charles  street 
WaiTen  Sarah,  .shopkeeper,  191,  Ashtedrow 
Wan-en  Simon,  cornel. travlr.,13,Islingtonrw 
Warren  Thomas,  beerhouse,  91,  Summer  In 
Warren  Thos.,  locksmith,  80,  Buckingham  .st 
WaiTen  Uriah,  (late  William  Lort,)  elastic 

steel  truss  and  surgical  instrument  manfr. 

for  all  kinds  of  bodily  deformities  to  the 

General  Ho.spifil,  21,  Lancaster  street 
Warrillow  Edwin  i\,  auctioneer  &  land  sur- 

veyor,35^. Cannon  St.;  h.  141, Bromsgrove  st 
Warrillow  Frederick  and  Co.,  mauufrs.  of 

marbled,  morocco,  and  fancy  coloured  pa- 
pers, pasteboards,  A^c,  141,   Bromsgrove 

street ;  house,  Bristol  road 
Warrillow  John,  clerk,  Lee  crescent 
Wanington  Thos.,  shopkpr.,  232,  Bristol  st 
Warris  John,  tlr.  cv:  drpr.,  17,  Union  passage 
Warten  Mr.  James,  Balsall  Heath  road 
Warwick  ct  Birmingham  Canal  Co.'s  Oftices, 

Fazeley  .street;  Charles  Lloyd, clerk 
Warwick  Eliz.  lodging.s,  Claremont  Cottages 
Warwick  Rebecca,dress  mkr.  54^,  N  avigatn.st 
Warwick  Rd.,  boot  &  shoe  mkr.,  70,  Bath  rw 
Warwick  4'homas,  manufacturer  of  ]>lated 

ware.s,  <fec.,  21,  Bread  street.  Church  .street 
Warwick  Thomas,  watch  and  clock  maker, 

32,  Colmore  street 
Warwick  William,  scale  beam  and  weighing 

machine  maker,  56^^   Snow  hill  ;  house, 

13,  Wellington  place 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Warvvood  John,  shopkeeper,  1.31,  Camden  st 
Washoren  .Ipli.  shoemaker,  9,  Coveutry  st 
Wasdell  Mary,  victualler.  Golden  Eagle,  49, 

Swallow  street 

Wasnidge  William,  pearl  handle  maker  for 

dessert  knives,  forks,  cfec.  1 74,  Tj).  Wndsr.  st 

Wassail  Tredk.  Hy.  shoemkr.  ;j(),  Loveday  st 

Wassail    Josiah,    steel  toy  mannlacturer, 

court  11,  Hartholomew  street 
Was«all   \\illiam,    fancy  steel  toy  maker, 

court  ;>3,  Cregoe  street 
Waterhonse  (ieorge  P.  coal  mort.,  Fazeley 
street  Wharf;  h.  Wellington  rd.  Kdgbaston 
Waterhoiise  Mr.  Thomas,  .'i,  Wellington  rd 
Waterland  Geo. coal  dealer,  19,  Unett  street; 
Waters   William,    coach -harness  furniture 
plater,  and  beerhouse,  17.  Brunston  street 
W  aters  J  no.  W  hit  tenbury,  druggist,42,New  st 
Waterson  John,  druggist,  168.  Hockley  hill 
Wathew  Henry,  cart  owner,  Nech ell's  green 
Watkin  Theophilus  Henry,  clock  tfe  watch 
maker,  4.  Cheapside  I 

Watkins  Tredk.  shoemkr.  1 14,  Up.  Tower  st 
Watkins  Geo.  shoemaker,  13,  vSt.  (Jeorge'sst 
AN'atkins Geo. boot  <fe  shoe mk.  17,  Howard  st 
Watkins  James,  j)lasterer  and  shopkeeper, 
14(),  Great  Hani])ton  row  I 

Watkins  James,  beerhouse,  25,  Colman  st    ! 
Watkitis  J(din,  butcher,  5o,  Constitution  hill ; 
A\'atkins  John  Stickley,   church  clock,   and 
watch  maker,  I'U,  I3romsgrove  street         I 
M'atkins   Leonard,  boot  and  shoe   maker, 
currier  ct  leather  cutter,  54,  Constitution  hi  | 
"Watkins  Peter,  shoj)keeper,  iJSti,  Camden  st  I 
^^'atkins  Mrs.  Susannah,  Hamstead  row 
M'atkins  Thonias.  car  owner.  ."J."},  Ann  street 
Matkins  Thomas,  tailor,  14,  Lionel  street 
Watson  Arthur,  wood  turner  and  carpenter, 

court  1,  Bristol  road 
Watson  Benjamin,  percussioner,  and  shop- 
keeper, 14,  Steelhouse  lane 
Watson  Charles,  printer  and  ])ublisher  of  the 
Jiirmin<,'hani  \\  cekly  Diary,  i.'J,   'J'emple 
street;  h.  Witley  place,  Pershore  road 
Watson  Kdward,  drawing  master,  Malvern 

])lac(>,  Bristol  road 
Watson  IhnmatV.- 1  "J  i /.a,  school,!  l,lickngm.st 
Watson    George,   wholesale   paper   dealer, 
engraver,  copper  jdate  d' letter  ]»ress  prin- 
ter, Warwick  lis.  passage  ;  h.  \'.i.  Crescent 
Watson  Ge(»r;ie,  brass  cock  manufacturer, 

c(mrt  17,  ICdmnnd  street 
Watson  (Jeor;,M',  file  and  ras])  maker,  court 

2,  Kdniund   st.;  h.  24,  Snljolk  stn-et 
Watsonti CO., grocer  &  corn  dlr., .'{LSjtriuf^  st 
Watson, Mrs. I  laniiah, Malvern  pi. .Bristol  rd 
M'atson  J  as.  shoemkr.  !M,  Broad  st.  Islington 
Watson  Mr.  James,  sen.,  Ha;.jley  road 
Watson  James,  jtm.,  cheese  factor  and  pro- 
vision merchant,   Carr's    lane,    and    10((, 
lli;,'h  street;  house,  Hngley  road 
\\'atsoii.lnnu's,  cabinet  carver,  ct.  S,  Hill  st. 
W  atson  J«din.  M.l).,  99,  Ashted  row 


Watson    John,    brass     cock     founder,     H3, 

Church  st. ;  house.  Little  Charles  street 
Watson    John,    tallow   chandler,  34,    and 

hosier,  5.  Smallbrook  street 
Watson  John,  green  grocer,  1,  Lancaster  st 
Watson  Joseph. carver,  gilder. picture  frame 

and  looking  glass  manufr.,7.  Temple  st. 
Watson  Joseph,  coach  maker,  Nechells  gn 
Watson  Joseph,  grocer  &  provision  dealer, 

34,  Smallbrcjok  street 
Watson  Rt.,  brass  founder,  75,Staniforth  st. 
AVatson  Sarah.  shopkeej)er,  41,  Aston  st 
WatsonThos..vict.,TheSalmon,38,  Severn  st 
Watson    M'illiam,    manufacturer    of    gold 

watch  hands  and  materials,  (j3,Moor  st. 
Watson  AVilliam.  clerk.  Mill  street 
Watson  William,  spoon,  fork,  tVrc,  plater, 

29,  Kev  hill 
M'atson  Wm.,  shopkeeper.  11,  Lt. Charles  st 
M'atson  d-  Yelloly,  surgeon.s.38.  Ashted  row 
Watt  James  tfe  Co.,  steam  engine  manufac- 
turers, Soho  Works,  and  Soho  Foundry, 
Smethwick 
Watt  llobert,  bookbinder,  printer,  stationer 
and  machine  ruler,  pocket  book,  cabinet 
and  fancy  leather  case  manufacturer,  25, 
Ann  street ;  house,  34,  Parade 
Watters  John  William,  jeweller  and  gold- 
smith, 52,  Hill  street 
Wattis  George,  draper,  7?  Balsall  street 
Wattis  Sarah,  hosier,  66,  Smallbrook  st. 
Watton  James  Souter,  gentleman.  Albert  pi 
Watton  John,  thimble,  ferule,  and  fishing 
reel  manufr.,    38.^,    and    victualler,    St. 
Philip's  Tavern,  35,  Church  street 
Watton  John,  coal  dealer.  8,  \\'harf  street 
A\'atton  Samuel  Clarke,  clerk,  \'illa  street 
Watton  Thos.,  hair  dresser,  345,  Sunnuer  In 
Watl^on  Timothy,  master,   King   Edwards 
Branch  school,  Gem   street;  h.    Thomas 
street,  Aston  brook 
Watton  William,  printer,  90,  Hill  street 
Watton  M'illiam,  sieel   snuffer   maker,    ct. 

S,  Hill  street 
Watton  Wm. , wholesale butcher,34.  Dean  .st 
Watts  Charles,  saddler,  21,  (it.  Hamj)toust., 

and  8(),  Gt.  t  harles  street 
Watts  Daniel,  grocer  and  provision  dealer, 

42,  BiMiacre  street 
N\'atts  lOli/.abeth,  milliner  and  dress  nuiker, 

15,  I'pper  Priory 
Watts  I'.li/.abi-th,  grocer,  Granville  street 
N\'atts  j{ev.  Francis,  theologic  tutor.  Spring 

hill,  (  oUege  ;  h.  Erdmyton 
\\'atts  ( J I'orjije,  victualler,  Duke  of  Cumber- 
land, 2!>.  Park  stnet.  Bull  riuir 
Walts  Geo., carriers"  agent, 4(1, ( ''iiud)ridge  st 
Watts  (Jeorge,  clerk,  A'ictoria  A'illa 
Watts  Henry,  draper,  ltd,  Digbt>th 
\\  atts  .lames  iV.-  (O.,  cigar  manufrs.  and  to- 
bacconists, 2(5,  Lower  Temple  street 
Watts  J  (dm,  baker,  A'illa  road 
Watts  .lohn.  wood  turner,  75.  .M<4and  st. 


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277 


Walts  John,  beerhouse,  22,  Essex  street 
Watts  Lawrence,  beerhouse,  Williani  st. 
Watts  ivobert,  s]iopkeej)er,  S,  Ct.  liarr  st. 
Watts  Mr.  Thomas,  6,  Bridge  teiTace 
Watts  Thomas.  bookseUer  juul  printer,  20, 

His,4i  street,  antl  14,  Snow  hill 
Watts  William,  baker  and  flour  dealer,  Lee 

Bank  road 

WattsWilliam.camers'  agent,Wellington  rd 
^^'atts  Wm..  cattle  dealer,  49,  Curzon  st. 
Way  John,  inspector  of  weights   and  mea- 
sures, Macdonald  street 
Weale    Edward,   coal    dealer.     Snow    hill 

Wharf;  h.  9o,  New  John  street,  West 
AVeall  Mr.  Edward.  (Jrant  street 
Weare   Joseph    Henry,    shopkeeper,    113, 

Upper  Tower  street 
AVeathcrall  William,  haii-  dresser,  50,  Edg- 

baston  street 
Weatley  Rd.,  dairyman,   18,  Gt.  Colmorest 
Weaver  Anthony, shoe  maker,40,^^'illiam  st 
"NA'eaver  Ellen,  shopkpr.,  57,  Smalllirook  st 
Weaver  Frederick,  jjono  button  maker,  74, 

Brearley  street 
Weaver  Thomas,  carpenter,  Cai-ver  street ; 

house,  34,  Pope  street 
Webb  Alexander,  fringe  and  cai'pet  ware- 
house, 29,  L'nion  st. ;  h.  13,  Russell  row 
Webb  Alfred,  boot  maker,  Lee  Crescent 
AA'  ebb  A  nn.p  a  wnbroker,  1 7  2,  G  t .  H  ampton  r  w 
Webb    Edmund,  victualler,   King's    Arms, 

123,    William   st. ;    and    coal   merchant, 

Oozells  street  Wharf 
Webb    Edward,   tarpauling    manufacturer, 

46,  Coleshill  sti'eet 
Webb  Edw.  Taylor,  grocer,  22,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Webb  J-2dwin.profes.sor  of  music,  1, Lee Crsnt 
Webb  Emma,  milliner    and   straw   bonnet 

maker,  67.  Dean  street 
AA'ebb  Frederick,  jeweller,  74,  Vyse  street 
Webb  George,  dispensing  apothecary,   Dis- 
pensary, 4,  Union  street 
WebbGeo., professor  of  music,2^,Ludgate  hi 
Webb  and  Greenway,  lock  manufacturers 

and  factors,  15,  York  street 
Webb  Henry,   boot   and   shoe  maker,  33, 

Bloomsbury 
Webb  J  as.  silver  thimble  mfr.  Timperley  bids 
Webb  James,  jeweller,  37,  Hospital  street 
Webb  Jane,straw bonnetmkr.,G9,Alcesterst 
AVebb  John,  builder  and   retail   brewer,   2 

and  3,  Gt.  King  stieet 
Webb  John,  solicitor;  h.  Wellington  road 
WebJj  John,  shopkeeper,  5o,  William  street 
Webb   John,     gun   nipple    forger,    ct.    12, 

Steelhouse  lane  ;  h.  Aston 
Webb  Mr.  John,  64,  Gt.  Brook  street 
Webb  John,  shoe  maker,  23^,   Sandy  lane 
Webb  Joseph,  beerhoTise.  23,  Navigation  st 
Webb    Joseph    and    AVilliam,    whitesmiths 

and  jack  mkrs., 231, Bishop  st.,Moseley  st 
Webb  Mrs.  Mary,lodgiugs,  33,  (it.Charles  st 
Webb  Mary,  dress  maker,  136.  Hampton  st 


Wol»b  R-)bert  William,   solicitor,    26,    Ann 

street;  house,  Stratford  road.  Cam])  hill 
Webb  Samuel,  cut  nail  maker,   Bull(»ck'9 

mill ;  h.87,  New  John  street 
Wel)b  Srh.Walters, school,  81,  Ravenhurstst 
Webb  Sarah,  stay  A'  corset  mkr.,  Moseley  rd 
Webb  Thomas,  bird  and  animal  preserver, 

353.  Summer  lane 
Webb  Thomas,  painter,  3,  Ryland  street 
Webb  Thos.,  jobbingsmith  141,  Lionel  st. ; 

house,  24,  Mott  street 
Webb  Wm.  Hy  ,  factor;  house,  Wheeler  st. 
Webb  William,  rag  &  bone  dlr.,  I4,('heapside 
Webb  AMlliam,  clerk,  43,  Upper  Tower  st. 
Webb  William,  car\-er,  gilder,  and  picture 

frame  maker,  Worcester  Wharf 
Webb  Wra.,  baker  &  corn  dlr.,  68,  Dale  end 
Webb  William,  nickel  and  cobalt  refiner,  ct. 

27,  New  Summer  st. ;  h.  Hamsteadrovv 
Webb  Wm.  Lloyd,  tin  plate  woker. ;  house, 

5,  Regent  place 
Webley  Frederick,  baker,  31,  Ruston  street 
Webley  Phillip,  manfr.  of  gun  hnplements, 

locks,  nipples,  &c.,  84,  Weaman  st. 
Webster  Adie,  tailor,  Wilton  street 
Webster  Elizabeth,  lodgings,  13,  Lionel  st, 
Webster  James,  beerhouse,  51,  Gt.  Barr  st. 
Webster  John  and  Co.,  manchester  ware- 
houseman,  74,    High  street;  h.  Bedford 
place,  Bristol  road 
Webster  Jph.,  skinner  &tripehs., 25, Balsalls 
Webster  Jph.,blow  pipe  mnfr.,8.  Princes  st 
Webster  My.  Ann,  milliner,   133,  Digbeth 
\Vebster  Mrs.  Sarah,  Bristol  road 
Webster  Thos.  tailor  &dpr.,  61,  Church  st. 
Webster  William,  tailor,  2,  Legge  street 
Webster   William,  hau-  dresser,  77,    Snow 

hill;  h.  149,  Hampton  st. 
Weeks  Anthony,  shoemkr.,  106,  Tennant  st 
Weeks  Thomas,  saddler  and  harness  maker, 

140,  Icknield  street.  East 
Weetman  Hy.  vict.  Shakespeare,  185,Liverys 
Weetman  John,  hair  drsr.,  19,NevvMeetingst 
Welch  Samuel,  agent,  138  Gt.  Charles  st. 
Weight  Chas.,  hosier  &  laceman,  50,  New  st 
Weintz  John,  gunstocker.57,  Weaman  st 
Weiss  Solomon,  merchant,  2 1 ,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Welch  Alfred  James,  factor  ;  house,  Francis 
'      street,  Edgbaston 
Welch  Aim,  grocer,  26,  Summer  lane 
Welch  Charles,  (late   William  Wilkinson,) 
j      black  ornament  and  glass  toy  manufac- 
I      turer,  stamper  and  piercer,  1 ,  Caroline  st. ; 

h.  Green  lanes,  Small  heath 
■Welch    Frederick,   tanner,    currier,  leather 
japanner.  and  patten  tie   manufacturer, 
15,  Bromsgrove  street ;  h.  Moseley 
Welch  George,  assistant  overseer  &  registrar 
of  births  and  deaths  for  All  Saints  dLstrict, 
Warstone  lane 
Welch  George,  livery  and  bait  stables,  horse 

and  gig  letter,  201,  Livery  street 
Welch  Geo  ,tead:  tobacco  dlr,,  28, Regent  pi 


278 


BIhMIVGHA.M    ALPEAnKTlCAL    LIST. 


Welch  Geo.  &  Co.,  manufrs.  of  patent  elec- 
tro plated  and  nickel  .-silver  spoons,  forks, 

candlesticks,  cruet  frames,  &c.,  11,  Dean 

street ;  house,  Bristol  road 
Welch   James    Pimrose,  jeweller,  66,    Gt. 

Hampton  street;  house,  Vyse  street 
Welch  John,  fruiterer,  lo4,  Livery  street 
Welch   John,    coal  merchant,    Oozells   st. 

and  Bordeslcy  st.  Wharfs;  h.   Spring  st. 
Welch  John,  tailor,  18,  Whittall  street 
Welch  Mrs.  Mary,  Hagley  road 
Welch  Richard,  hay,  corn  and  rope  dealer, 

21,  Sunnner  row 
Welch  Mrs.  Sarah,  Green  lanes 
Welch  Mr.  Thomas,  Bristol  road 
M'elch  Thomas,  railway  carriage  furniture 

manufacturer,  82,  Gt.  Brook  street 
Welch  Win.,  fniiterer,  36,  Snow  hill 
Welch Wm.. house ageut.68,NewJohn  st,  W 
Welch  Win.,  eating  house,  Lr.  Temple  st. 
Welch  \\'illiam,  pork   butcher   and   eating 

house.  6,  Dale  end 
Welch  William,  carjienter,   166.  Gt.  Brook 

St.;  house,  212,  Lawley  street 
Welchman  Eliz.,  milliner,  100, 1'p. Tower  st. 
A\'elchnian  Wm.,  shopkeeper,.'iO,Camden  st. 
Welden  J(jhn.  gnn  1)aiTel  maker,  Cecil  st., 
Weldon  John,  taihir  and  draper,  67,  Bull  st 
Weller  Kdwd,.  vict.  Swan  with  two  Neck-s, 

H,  St.  Martin's  lane 
Weller  Geo.  Frederick,  baker  and  flour  dlr. 

1.^  Great  Barr  street 
Weller   John    Richards,  clerk,  Park   road, 

Nechells  green 
Welling  Ednmnd,  beerhs.,  30,  Choajjside 
Celling  Eliz.,  dre.ss  maker,  64,  Kenion  st. 
Wellings  Jas.  .split  rhig  mkr.,  4ii,  Lister  st. 
Wellings  J.ihn,  tlr,  cVdrpr.,27,  I'p-  Tower  st 
WeUings  .Joseph,  papier  machee  manufctr., 

house.  Villa  street 
Wellin^js  William,  baker  and  confectioner, 

107,   Hampton  street 
Wells  (Jeorge,  provision  dlr.  142,  Bath  row 
Wells  (Jeorge,  steel  pen  and  holder  manfr. 

house,  Lozells  lane 
Wells  Henry,  gun  finisher,    Baggot  street; 

house,  Aston  New   Town 
M'ells  .lames,  goods  remover.  Bridge  st.  W. 
^Vells  .Fames,  tailor.  SI,  F>ove(]:iy  street 
A\'ells  .lames,  shoemkr.,  14,  Ltl.  (  aiinon  st. 
Wells  .lohii,  lapidarj',  ct.  15,  Mott  street 
AN'ells  .Fosepli,  beerhouse,  Lculge  road 
A\'ells  Miss  Mary  Aim,  Aston  New  Town 
Wells  lliclid.,  castor  and  plater  of  metals, 

6r*,  Ivlmniid  street 
Wells  Samuel,  jeweller,  and  manfr.  of  gold 

and  silver  guard  chains,    seals,   keys,  «.V-c. 

73,  Northwood  street 
Wells  Samuel,    iiKiimfr.  of  bronzed  A-  steel 

fenders,  ."iD,  Oxford  st.;  Inmse,  (laremont 

cottage,  Halsall  heath 
Wells   I'hos.,  vict..  Dog  and  Partridife,  186, 

ri)per  W  indsor  street 


Wells  Thos., chee.se  &  bacon  dlr.  Market  hi 
\\'elsh  Joseph,  furniture  brkr.,  127^,  Great 

Hampton  street 
Wenslow  George,  bricklayer,  9,  Jennen'srw 
Wesbury  William,  .shoemaker,  91  Livery  st. 
We.sson  John  Birt,  tin  plate  and  zinc  wor- 
ker, 143.  Nelson  street,  West 
West  Isaac,  gun  rib  forger,  4,  Price  street 
West  Robert  Ar  Compy.,  veneer  saw  mills, 

Deritend  Bridge 
West  Saml.,  bellows  mkr.,  ct.  6,  Sherlock  st 
West  Thos.,  butcher,  90,  Lichfield  street 
Westbury  Ann,  school,  79,  Gt.  Hampton  rw 
WestbTiry  Donald,  cabinet  mkr.,  25,  Hillst. 
Westbury  John,  beer  machine,  liquor  foun- 
tain, and  portable  cabinet  mangle  maker. 

Hurst  street 
Westcombe  Thos,  nurseryman,  Bristol  road 
We.stcott  Frederick,  gentleman.  Spring  st. 
Westley  Henry,  haberdasher  iind    grocer, 

33,  Price  street 
Westley  Isc,  formn.  japanner,  61,  Albion  st 
Westley  Mrs.  Matilda,  128,  \'yse  street 
Westley   Wm.,   zinc  and    galvanised   iron 

worker,  Latimer  .street,  S. 
We.ston  Henry,  vict..  Earl  Grey  Inn,  Per- 

shore  road 
Weston  James,  lapidary,  S6,  Hockley  .street 
Weston  James  Francis,  steel  polisher,  88.^, 

Hockley  .street 
Weston  John,  plasterer,  ct.  11,  Gt.  Barr  st. 
WestonMark.brass  hinge  mkr.  23, Newton  st 
AVeston  Richard  Henry,  steel  pen,  etc.  mfr. ; 

hou.se,  Islington  row 
Weston  Robert,  sword  grinder,  33,  Fazeley 

street;  house,  ct.  8,  Cardigan  street 
Weston    Thomas,  hosier  and  haberdasher, 

91,  High  .street 
Westwood  Mrs.  Ann,  refiner  and  assayer ; 

house,  96,  Great  Charles  street 
Westwood  Edward,  coral  carver. 7, Harford  st 
Westwood  Geo.,  green  grcr.,  19,  Sheej)Cote  st 
A\'estwood  Henry,  refiner  and  assayer;  h. 

128,  Great  Francis  street 
We.stwood  .lames,  pniholder  and  black  lead 

pencil  maker,  61,  Ludgatehill 
Westwood   John,   vict..     Nags    Head,    94, 

Lichfield  .street 
Westwood  .Fno.  steel  pemnkr  61,  Caroline  st 
Westwood  .losiah,  beerhs.  tfc  glass  toy  mkr., 

Ill,  Hospital  street 
Westwood    .Maria,  stamper  and   ])iercer,  8, 

WhittalLst.;  h.  169,  Hreurley  street,  West 
Westwood  Samuel  (iibbons,  japanner,  A'c. ; 

house,  Halsall  heath 
Westwood  Mrs.  Sophia.  Hunter's  lane 
AN'estwood  A-  Son,  refiners,  assayers,  and  ro- 

mnu  vitriol  manfrs.,  96,  (it.  Charles  street 
Westwood  William,  ])ellows   ])ipe  manufir., 

ct.  6,  Meriiien  street 
Westwood  Win.  A'  Son,  refiners  A:  a.ssayer.s, 

.37."»,  Summer  lane 
Wet  ton  Catherine,  school,  ct.  16,  Price  st. 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHAnETICAL    LIST. 


279 


Whalan  Daniel,  shoplceeper,  62,  Princip  st. 
\\'  ha  itThos.j^frcr.tV-.sacUl  le  treemkr.y^,  1 1  iirst  .st 
Wharton  Charles,  painter,  37,  Vale  street 
Wharton  John,  brass  lonnder,39.  Brewery  st 

Alcester  street 
Wharton  John,  coach  proprietor,  and  Sarah, 

milliner,  2,  Minories 

Wharton  Thomas,  senr.,  mannfr.  of  lamps, 

Instres,  ornaments  in  bronze,  jia]jier  nia- 

chee,  and  every  description  of  japanned 

fj^oods,  4.  fJt.  Charles  st.;  h.323,  (irnwy.ter. 

<Wharton  Thos.  tfe  Edw.,  silver  tV'  plated  ware 

mnfrs .  5,  Gt.  Ch  arles  st. ;  lis.  G  reen way  ter. 

Wharton  ^^'illiam,   boot  and   shoe   maker 

and  beerhouse,  o3,  Shadwell  street 
Whatelej-  Frederick  Charles,  brass  and  iron 

founder,  2,  Digby  street 
Whateley(ieo.  jeweller,  26 1, New  John  st.W. 
Whateley  J.  W.  d  Geo.  solrs., 41,  Waterloo  st. 
Whateley  John^^'elchman,  solicitor;  house, 

Hagley  road 
Whatmore  James,  jun.  butcher,  33,  Parade 
Whatton  Ann,  butcher,  14^,  Norfolk  street 
WhattonHy.,vict.G eorge  Inn,  1 1 5,Lancstr.  st 
Whatton   Thomas,  sho]jkeeper,    106,    BaiT 

street,  Great  Hampton  row 
Wheal  John,  blacksmith  and  fan-ier,  38^, 

Duddeston  row,  and  5,  Oxford  street 
Wheal  Wm.  boot  &  shoe  mkr.  53,  Staifordst 
Wheatley  James,  butclier,  41,  Horse  fair 
WlieelerChas.gror.cfeteadlr.l08,Hockleyhill 
Wheeler  Charles,  butcher,  29i,  Smallbrookst 
Wheeler  Chrstphr.,  shoe  mkr.  65,  Lancstr.st 
Wheeler   Edward,  gun  stocker,    Bnieton's 

walk  ;  house,  59,  Curzon  street 
Wheeler  Edward,  maltster,  62,  Temple  pi. 
Wheeler  Mrs.  Eliz.,  Francis   st.,  Edgbaston 
Wheeler   Henry,    gennan    silver    poUsher, 

Bridge  street.  Broad  street 
Wheeler  Mrs.  Jane,  250,  New  John  st.West 
Wheeler    John,    wholesale    butcher,     and 

Hannah,  dress  maker,  35,  Dean  street 
Wheeler  J  no.  gun&  pistolmnfr.49,  W  hittall  st 
Wheeler  John,  shopkeeper,  30,  Edmund  st. 
Wheeler  John,  fancy  plater,  21,  Crossstreet 
Wheeler  Jph.wheelwright,47, Constitution  hi. 
Wheeler  Thos.  crpntr.  tVr  bldr.  118,  Lancstr.st 
Wheeler  AVm.,  corn  dealer,  100,  William  st. 
Wheels-right  Fdk.,  gi-ocer,  7,  Gt.  Russell  st. 
AVheildon  Benj.  dairyman,  3,  Benacre  st. 
Wheldon  William,  perfumer,  hair  dresser, 
and  ornamental  hairmanufr.5  <fe6,  Ann  st 
Whele  Jesse,  grocer,  George  street,  Lozells  I 
Whetton  Rt.  tea  dlr.  &  grocer,  80,  Dale  end  j 
Whetton  Wm.,  green  grocer,  83,  Stafford  st  ■ 
Wheway  Hy.,  tailor,  50,  Upper  Hospital  sti 
Whilden  Edw.  beerhs.  26,  Upper  Gough  st. 
While  Edward,  pearl  button  maker,  Howard  I 
street,  and  newsagent,  143,  Livery  street  | 
While  Jas.,  junr.,  picture  dealer  «fe  furniture 
broker,  16,  Congreve  st.  tfe  56,  Edmund  st 
AVhile  John,  earthenware  dealer,  108,  Gro.s- 
venor  street,  West 


While  J])h.,  coal  and  coke  merchant.  Broad 
street  Brewery  Wharf,  36,  Cambridge  st 

Whiles  Ann  and  Elizabeth,  victuallers, 
Towiihall  Tavern,  41,  Ann  street 

Whiles  Jose])h.  butcher  cfe  victualler,  John- 
.son's  Head,  IS,  Congreve  street 

Whilock  James,  grocer  and  tea  dealer,  15, 
High  street ;  house,  Bristol  road 

Whilock  Smith,  draper,  105,  Ihill  street 

^\'hinyates  Samuel,  pnmp  mkr.,  55,  Sheep  st 
I  WhistonGeo.  Harvey,  builder,  12,  Regent  par 

Whiston  James  Wihnot,  victualler  and  malt- 
ster, Hope  and  Anchor,  110,  Coleshill  .st 

Whiston  William,  gold  and  .silver  refiner, 
assayer  and  metal  dealer,  court  4,  Great 
Hampton  street ;  h.  355,  John  street, West 

Whitaker  John  Lewis,  shoe  maker,  21, 
James    street,  St.  Paul's 

Whitby  Francis,  grn.  grocer,  10,  Up.  Priory 

Whitcomb  Samuel,  beerhs.,  390,  Summer  In 

WhitcombeRd.Hy..solicitor;h.8,Calthorpe.st 
White  Ann,  victualler,  Dog  and  Duck,  88, 

Holloway  head 
White  Ed wd.  clerk,  St.Mary's,  6,St.Mary'srw 
White  Edward,  comcl.  traveller,  Wheeler  st 
White  Edward,  manager  Gas  Works,  Upper 

Windsor  street 
White  Frances,  school,  73,  Woodcock  street 
Wliite  Francis,  bricklayer,  59,  Cregoe  street 
White  Hannah,  ladies'" school,  95,  Ashtedrvv 
White  Hannah,  haberdasher,  120,  Livery  st 
White    Horatio    James,    furnitm-e   broker, 

3S5,  Summer  lane 
White  James,  brass  founder  and  manufr.  of 
cabinet  locks  and  type  frames,  court  22, 
St.  Mary's  row;  house,  6,  Weaman  row 
White  James,  cabinet  case  maker,  50|,  Lt. 

Charles  street 
White  James  Hughes,  japanner  and  manu- 
facturer  of   pa|)ier    machee    goods,    60, 
Hampton  street;  h.  155,  Camden  street 
White  Jarvis,  whip  manufacturer,  court  5, 

Essex  street ;  house,  Kent  street 
White  John,  coal  dealer,  Gt.  Hampton  row 
White  John,  hay  and  .straw  dealer  and  re- 
tail brewer,  3,  Gas  street 
White  John,  bone  button  maker,  Bullock's 

Mill ;  house,  14,  Moseley  street 
White  John,  painter,  135,  Hampton  street 
White  John,  registrar  of  births  and  deaths 
for    St.    Martin's   district,    and   relieving 
officer  for  No.  1  district,  50,  Benacre  st 
White  John,  jeweller,  7,  Vyse  street 
White  John,  plater  on  steel,  70,  Palmer  st. 
White  John,  chmst.  <fe  drugst.,  22/,  Bristol  st 
White  John,  violin  and  stringed  instrument 

warehouse,  40,  Tonk  street 
White  John,  beerhouse,  162,  Unett  street 
White  John  and  William,  coach  and  harness 
platers,  court  1,  Warwick  street;  houses 
Sherley  street  and  Spark  brook 
White  Joseph,  beerhouse,  74,  Lombard  st 
White  Joseph,  clerk,  20,  King  Edward's  pi. 


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BIRMINGHAM     ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


White  Mary,  fancy  brass  and  metal  watch 
guard    manufacturer,    iMi,    Buckingham 
street;  house,  Lower  lower  street 
White  Matthew,  brush  maker,  20,  Hill  st. 
White  cfe  Pike,  printers,  booksellers,  station- 
ers, and  binders,  14,  Bull  street 
White  Robert  Borda.  wharfinger,  salt  and 

coal  dealer,  16,  Molt  street  wharf 
White  Thos.  vict.  Spotted  Dog.l.Meridenst 
White  Thomas,  factor,    32,    Frederick   st., ' 

Newhall  hill 
White  Ihomas, shoe  maker,  1  02,  Hampton  st 
White  Wm.  bookseller,  ti'c;  h.  14,  Bull  st. 
White  William,  grocer  <fe  provision  dealer, 

',i\,  Islington  row 
White  Wm. hosier  cfe  shoemkr.  1 12, Hockley  hi 
White  Wm.,  shoe  maker,  42,  Church  street 
White  William,  clog  and  patten  maker,  8, 

Coleshill  street;  h.  Albion  teiTace 
White  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  158, 

(it.  Hampton  row 
White  Wm.  drugst.  tfe  dentist,  IJandsworth  vil 
WhiteavesHy.shoe  mkr.llen's  row,Sandy  In 
Whitehead  Brothers,  cabinet  tfe  ornamental 

carvers,  ct.  4,  Shad  well  street 
Whitehead    Edward,  screw  ring  manufac- 
turer, 200,  Bristol  street 
WhitehcadGeorge.green  grocer,  16, Bristol  st 
Whitehead  John,  cabinet  and   ornamental 

carver;  h. Aston  New  Town 
Whitehead  Joseph,  cal)inet  and  ornamental 

carver ;  house,  Aston  New  Town 
Whitehead  Joseph,  boot  and   shoe   maker, 

50,  Church  street 

M'hitehead  Mrs.  Mary,  Aston    New  Town 

Whitehead  Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  maker, 
59,  Constitution  hill 

Whitehead  Thonuus,  cabinet  and  ornamen- 
tal carver ;  h.  Aston  New  Town 

Whitehouse  Abraham,  car  proprietor,  137, 
Fiveways  terrace,  Camphill 

\\'hitt'house  Benjamin  lV  Co.,  mannfrs.  of 
britannia  metal  and  british  plate   wares, 

51,  Charlotte  st. ;  h.  125,  Brearley  .st.,  W 
Wliiteh<>u.><e    Charles,    gun    tool  and   lathe 

manufacturi  r,  .'{(►,  Loveday  street 
Wliilchousc  Hdward,  dog   collar   and   curb 

chain  maker,  350,  Cheapside 
Whiteh(niscKphm..hair  <lrssr..'{2,Cnngreve  st 
^^'lli(elloust•  (ieorge,  paiiit(>r,142, Camden  st 
Whitehouse    Henry,   awl   blade  maker,   ct. 

23,  New  John  st.;   h.  ct.    7,  Warwick  st. ; 
Whiteliouse  Jas.  l)i'crhousc,  ]t»5,  1  ennant  st 
Whitehou.se  James,  ivory  turner,  36,  Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 
Wliitehouse  .lames,  clerk,  1!),  l-'.llis  street 
U  hiteli(»tise  .lames,  shoemkr.  116,  Iji(»nelst 
Wliitehou.'^e  J  as.  chimney  swp.  c.  1 14, Moor  st 
Wbiteliouse  .lohn,  retail  bn*wer.  S(),  A-  pro- 
vision (ieiiler,  S7.  HiL,'!i  st.  Honlesley 
Wbiteliouse    John,    iVuiterer,   88,    Digbetli, 

and  Market  ball  I 

\\  bit«'ln>use  .lohn,  uianuir.  ot  paper  A-  iron 

jaj)»nned  wares.  22,  Hill  .street 


Whitehouse   John,  jun.,  brass  founder ;  li. 

97,  Ravenhur.st  street 
Whitehouse  Joseph  &  Stei)hen,  brick  *fe  tile 

merchants.  Spring  hill  Wharf 
Whitehcmsc  Josejdi,  butch«'r,  b9i,  Suffolk  st 
Whitehouse  Joseph,  clock  and  bottle  jack 

cleaner,  1 1 ,  Suffolk  street 
W  hitehouse  J  ose])h,  glass  mkr.  87,  H  eneage  st 
Whitehouse  Joseph,  steel  toy  grinder,  Brue- 

t<»n's  Mill ;  house,  Duke  street 
Whitehouse  Mrs.  Rebecca,  Wilton  street 
Whitehouse  Rd.  engraver,  Hamstead  road 
Whitehouse  Samuel,  grocer,  15,  Sand  pits 
Whitehouse  Saml..  fniiterer,  88,  Coleshill  st 
Wliitehouse  Sml.  shopkr., 39,  Smallbrook  st 
W liitehouseThos.  brace  dr  bit  mk.  ct.  4,  Inge  st 
Whitehouse  Thos.  swivel  spring  hook  and 

dog  couple  manufr.,  ct.  5,  Bow  street 
WhitehouseThos.  iron  tl'^ . steelmrt. 87,  Aston  st 
WhitehouseWm. butcher, 20.  (it.  Hamptonst 
Whitehouse  William,  gun  lock  maker  and 

percussioner,  22.  Bath  street 
Whitehouse  William,  ivory  and  woodturner, 

116,  Lionel  street 
Whitehouse  AVm.  law  statnr.  13,-Colmorerw 
Whitehouse  Wm. brassfndr.,99.  Ravenhst.st 
Whitehouse  Wm.  vict.  Lion,  95,  Warstone  lu 
W  hitehouse  Wm.(iower.hosier.l  1  Summer  In 
Whitfield  Edward,  merchant ;  h.  Erdingtou 
Whitfield  John,  merchant ;  h.  Russell  row 
Whitfield   John   George,    vict.,    Plumbers' 

Arms,  12.  Newton  street 
Whitfield  Jph.  frying  jian  mfr.;h.llighfld.rd 
Whitfield  cVr  Mee,  merchants,  16,  Church  st 
Whitfield  Mr.  Ralph,  Lupin  street 
Whitfield  Samuel,  stamped  brass  founder, 

and   manufacturer   of  window   cornices, 

cornice  poles,tfec.38,  Oxford  st.;  h.  Spring  st 
Whitfield  Srh.  school,  Windsor ter.  Hagleyrd 
Whitfield  Thos.  brazier,  iron  plate  wTkr.  and 

fryingpan  mfr.31, Summer rw.;  h.Hagly  rd 
Whitfield  Thomas  Dutton,   scale  beam  and 

weighing  machine  manulr.,    15,    (.'hiurch 

street;  house,  Wellington  road 
Whitfif'ld  ^^'m.  japanuer,  20.  Coleshill  st 
N\'bitlock.lph.pliotograj)liic])ortrait  painter, 

120,  New  st. ;    h.  Frederick  st.  Islington 
AN'hitlock  William,  baker  and  fiour  dealer, 

29.  liancaster  street 
Whitniore  Charles,  pearl  button  manufr.  & 

dealer  in  list  and  head  ends,  88,  Bath  st. 
Wbitiuon^  Eli/.ab(^th.  school,  17,  Blucher  st 
\\'bitiiiore    Fretlerick,    official    assignee,   7» 

Waterloo  St. ;  li.  Wellington  road 
^^'bi1lllor^•  Kbt.  tailor  iV  drpr.  SI.  Hockley  hill 
N\  biluiore  Mr.    1  lutnias,  10,  Betlu)lom  row 
\\'liitinore  Thomas,  paviour,  Lozells 
^\  hitinore  \\'m.  cabinet  nikr.  Handsworth  vil 
\\  bitlaker  (ieorge,  grocer,  13t),  (it.  Francis  st 
\\  bit  laker  .lohn,  draper,  Ac. ;  h.  78,  Bull  st 
\\  bit  tall  Conudius,  boot  and  shoe   maker, 

124.  Cheapside 
WbittallCeo.  coal  dealer.  148,  Dartmouth  st 
Whittall  Hv.  car  pr<»prietor,  46,  Old  Cress  st 


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Whittall  Ji)li.  carpntr.c'k-  l)Mr.8.'3,Tianca«?torst 
Whittall  N  icholas.coal  illv.ct.4,  Park  stHull  rg 
Whittall  Thomas,  billiard  cue  and  case  inkr. 

53,  Edininid  street 
Whittall   Thomas  Mellon,  tobaccanist,  23, 

Constitution  hill 
WhittainVilliam. gentleman,  Hunters  lane 
WhittainVm.  newsaijt,  l07,Constitution  hill 
Whittell  HoratioThos.surijfn.  lG,StMary'sr\v 
Whittell   William  Rdward,  boot  and   shoe 

maker,  ICrl.  Hockley  hill 
W bitten  James,  shopkeeper,  22,  Kenion  st. 
Whittingham  HaiTiet.  fishmngr.  27,  Digbeth 
Whittingham  Thos,  elk.  13,  King  Edward'spl  j 
Whittington  Frederick,  gun  engraver,  ct.  2, 

Sand  street;  h.  St.  Vincent  street 
Whittington  James,  umbrella  maker,  Bird's 

buildings,  101,  Broad  street,  Islington 
Whittington    Thomas,  omnibus  proprietor, 

222,  Sherlock  street 
Whittington  John,  clerk,  135,  Wells  street. 

Great  Hampton  street 
Whittle  Geo. cVrCo., drapers,  77,  Dale  end 
Whittle  James,  tailor,  33,  Fordrough  st 
Whittle   Joseph  Benjamin,  debt  collector, 

6J,  Ravenhurst  street 
Whittle  Wm.  &  Co.,  manufrs.  of  sacking, 

bed  sacking,  sacking  rick  cloths,  improved 

waterproof  oil  cloths,  covers  for  railway 

trucks,  waggons,  cars,  (fee.  202,  Cheapside 
Whitton  Joseph,  jeweller,  12,  Spencer  st. 
AVhitworth  Chas.,  vicK,  Angel,  Spark  brook 
Whitworth  James,   pearl  button   and  stud 

manufacturer,  202,  Aston  road 
Whitworth  John,  tobacconist,  61,  Cheapside 
Whitworth  John,  plumber,  painter,  (fee,  242, 

Bradford  street 
WhitworthWm.,  cabinet mk.,  42,Lr.Tower  s 
Whitworth  Wm.  cabinet  maker  and  furni- 
ture broker,  101,  Great  Hampton  st. 
W  hitworth  Wm.cbt.  mkr.  c  2, Gt  Hampton rw 
Whorrall  Charles,  pearl  button  maker,  ct.6, 

Fisher  st. ;  h.  21,  Clivelandst. 
Whorrall  John,  land  agent,31,  Bennettshill; 

h.  113,  High  street,  Bordesley 
Why  ley  Thomas,  jeweller,  39,  Severn  st 
Wickenden  Joseph,  surgeon,  Hagley  road 
Wickens  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  18,  Sherlock  st. 
Wicks  Robert,  boot  and  shoemaker,  51,  and 

vict.,  White  Horse,  131,  Livery  street 
Wickstone  Luke,  boot  (fe  shoe  mk.,22,  P  arade 
Wiggan  John,  vict.  and  gnu  manufacturer. 

Royal  Exchange,  27,  Whittall  street 
Wiggerham  Jno.  debtcolctr.  164,GtFrancisst 
Wiggerham  Thos.  coml.trav.  189,  Camden  st 
Wigget  Wm.,  bricklayer, 87,  Constitution  hi 
Wiggin  Hy.mnfrng.  chemist ;  h.  Icknield  sq. 
Wiggin  Rd,,  boot  (fe  shoe  maker,26,  Aston  st 
Wiggin  Thos.  shopkpr.cfe  butcher.  Spring  hill 
Wiggott  Thomas,  baker,  118,  Livery  street 
W ighamHenry,wineagent,44, Ravenhurst  st 
Wight  Eliz.,  provision  dealer,  84,  l^igbeth 
Wight  Geo.,  viewer,TbeTovver,Guildford  st. 


Wight  Thomas.gentleman.  19,  Wellington  rd 
Wight  William,  gun  stocker,  Newton  street; 

house,  13,  Summer  lane 
Wigley  Eliz.,  fmrier.  13,  New  Church  st. 
Wigley  Emanuel,  clerk  tfe  scripture  reader, 

St.  Andrew's,  135,  Sandy  lane 
Wigley    Francis    Edwin,  carcase    butcher, 

5.  I'pper  Dean  street 
Wigley  Henry,  carpenter,  33,  Livery  street 
WigleyHy., wholesale  butcher,! 03, Carverst. 
Wigley    Henry,   clothes   broker,  38,   John 

street,  Dale  end 
Wigley  Reuben,  manufr.  of  coffin  furniture 
fire  irons  (fe  fenders, 99, (feh. 96,  Lombard  st 
Wigley    Thomas,    carpenter   and    builder, 

162,  Bristol  street 
Wigley  Thos.  tailor  (fe  draper,  15,  Gt.  King  st 
Wikes  Thomas,  lay  agent  for   St.    Luke's, 

Balsall  heath  road 
Wilcocks  Thomas,  butcher,  31, Nelson  st.,W 
Wilcox  Mrs.  Ann,  231,  New  John  st.,  W. 
Wilcox  George,  druggist,  7,  Prospect  row 
Wilcox  Hiram,  beerhouse,  W^inson  green 
Wilcox  John,  school.  63,  Dartmouth  st. 
Wilcox  Josiah,  hour  glass  and  egg  boiler 

maker.  88,  Moseley  street 
Wilcox  Marianne,  school,  132,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Wilcox  Mtthw.  silversmith;  h.  Brougham  st 
Wilcox  Richard,  clerk.  Guest  st.,  Hockley 
Wilcox  Mrs.  Sarah,  17,  Hagley  road 
\¥ilcox  Mr.  Thomas,  19,  Guest  street 
Wilcox  Mr.  William,  Brougham  street 
Wilcox  William,  black  ornament  manufac- 
turer, 69,  Hampton  street 
Wild  Ann,  gimblet  and  straw  bonnet  maker, 

42,  Belmont  row 
Wild  Brothers,  wholesale  flock  merchants 
and  furniture  dealers.  34,  Edgbaston  street 
Wild  Edward,  victualler.  White  Horse,  107, 
Steelhouse   lane,  butcher  and  poulterer, 
5,  Monmouth  street 
Wild  Henry  carpenter.  So,  Ravenhm'st  st 
Wild  Saml.  umbrella  mkr.  ct.  5,  Hospital  st 
Wild  Wm.  vict.WhiteSwan,  184,  Moseley  st 
Wilde  Hy.,  grcv.  (fe  teadlr.,  92,  Smallbrookst 
Wilday  Matilda,  dress  mkr.  17,  Sheepcote  st 
Wilden  Benjamin,  railway  factor  and  gene- 
ral smith,  42.}.  Edmund  street 
Wilden  George^  gun  and  pistol  finisher,  35^ 

Lench  street ;  house,  40,  Spencer  street 
Wilden  Mary,  beerhouse,  26,  Vp.  Gough  st 
Wilder  Henry,  tailor,  159,  Unett  street 
Wilder  Mary,  gilt  toy  mnfr.,  16,  Spencer  st 
Wilder  William,  beerhouse,  6,  Spencer  street 
Wilding  John,  gold  pencil  case   manufac- 
turer ;  house,  Ladywood  lane 
Wilding  Joseph,  haberdasher,  (fee.  88,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Wilding  and  Ton-,  gold  pencil  case  manu- 
facturers, 16,  Mott  street 
Wile  Henry,  commrcl.  traveller,  24,  Vyse  st 
Wiley  William  Edward  «fe  Co.,  gold  pen  and 
pencil  case  manufrs.,  34,  Gt.  Hampton  st 

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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Winder  William  &  John  Biddle,  butchers. 
33,  Ilall  st.  and  1S2,  Great  Hampton  row  j 
Wilkes  Altred  Salt,  coppersniitli.  drc,  &c. ; ; 
house.  103,  New  street  1 

Wilkes     Charles,     umbrella      maker,     35, 

Steelhonse  lane 
Wilkes  Charles,  tool  dealer  and  appraiser  ; 

house,  25,  Newton  street 
Wilkes  Edward,  winemerchant.l,Xewhall  st 
Wilkes   Edward   V'illers,  coppersmith,  bra- 
zier, pewterer  and  dealer  in  all  kinds  of 
metals,  12,  Lower  Priory 
Wilkes  Edward  Tertius,  coppersmith,  <fec. ; 

house,  Sutton  street,  Aston  Manor 
Wilkes  Mrs.  Eli/,.,  Bordesley  Rolling  Mills 
Wilkes  Henry,  dyer,  64,  Pershore  street 
Wilkes  Jacob,  gun  percussioner,  court  8, 

Loved  ay  street 
Wilkes    Job,   plated   ware   manufacturer; 

h.  64,  King  Edward's  road 
Wilkes  John,  tube  and  brass  sheet  manufr., 
Bordesley   Rolling    Mills,  Liverpool  st. ; 
house,  Elm  Cottage.  Highgate  lane 
Wilkes  Joseph,  coach  fm-niture  manufr.,  7, ' 

Barr  street  West ;  house,  Villa  street 
Wilkes  Joseph,  curb  chain  maker,  court  3, 

Lawrence  street 
Wilkes  Joseph,  clerk.  30,  Legge  street 
Wilkes  .Joseph,  tile  cutter.  (JS,  Weaman  st. 
Wilkes  Joseph,  walking  slick  gun   maker, 

com-t  4,  New  Suunner  street 
Wilkes  Josinh,  gun    engraver,    Lench    st. ; 

house.  Temperance  Villa 
Wilkes  Phoebe  tt  Son,  tool  dealers  and  ap- 
praisers, 25,  Newton  street 
Wilkes  Richard,  manufr.  of  lamps,  chande- 
liers, candelal)ra,  lustres  and  bronzed  ar- 
ticles in  general.  14,  New  Town  row 
Wilkes  Rd., lathed'  tool  maker,  '35^  Dukest 
Wilkes  Samuel,   clock  dial   manufacturer, 

13,  Whittall  street;  h.  Birchfield 
Wilkes  Sarah,  file  nuniufr.,  5.  Price  street 
Wilkes  Solomon,  stone  and  mar]>le  niason. 
Green  street ;  h.  77,  I'ppor  Trinity  street 
Wiikes  Susannah,  slntpkeeper,  14,   Essex  st 
Wilk('sWm.,frnitt  rer.Mkt.hall ;  h.Smithficld 
Wilkes  ^\  in.,  butcher,  51),  Stafford  street 
Wilkes  Wm.,  gun  stocker,ct.3.Lt.C  harles  st 
M' ilk  in    Samuel,  copper-plate  printer,    61, 

Newhall  street ;  h.  104,  Hroms^rrove  st. 
Wilkins  James,  green  grocer,  23,Hardingst 
Wilkiiis  .Fames  d-  Ileiiry,  j:ip:inncrs.  ct.  11, 

llanley  st.;  hs.  4f>,  (it.  Charles  street 
Wilkins  .lob,  temperance  commercial  h()tel, 
coffee  A'  dining  rooms,  47  i^'  4S,  Moor  st. 
Wilkitis  John,  brass  fcninder,  .'U,  Cherry  st. 
WilkinsJnbnClark.auctiner.,  I  lands  worth  vl 
Wilkins  .John  Thos.,tailor,U>,  Hell  Hiirn  rd 
\\'ilkins  Jos(»])h,  carpenter  and  l)uilder,  St. 

\'incent  street 
Wilkins  Mary,  butcher,  17,  Barr  st.  West 
M' ilk  ins  Miiry.  s1ii>])keep«>r,  })S.  lleneage  st. 
Milkins  S;iiinirl,  fi  iiitnrr,  20,  NtiviKation  st 


Wilkins  SaraTiel,  copper-plate  printt^r,  61]^, 

Newhall  street 
Wilkins  Mr.  Thomas,  Soho  hill 
Wilkins  Thos.  bellowspipe  mkr.  Lawrence  st 
Wilkins   Thomas,  vict..  Waterloo  Tavern, 

16,  Lower  priory 
Wilkins  William,  butcher,  62,  Smith  street 
\\'ilkins  Wm.  Wheeler,  surgeon.  33,  Parade 
Wilkinson  Ann.  .shopkeeper,  147,  Livery  st. 
U'ilkinson  Chas.  railway  elk.  118,  Ashtedrow 
Wilkinson  Chas.  wire  drawer,29 1, Bradford  st 
Wilkins(m   Charles,  engraver  and  printer, 

282-  Bradford  street 

Wilkinson  Chas,  druggist,  152,  Hockley  hill 

Wilkinson  George,  designer,  modeller,  and 

die  sinker,  14,  Bread  st.  Newhall  st. ;  h. 

156,  Francis  street 

Wilkinson  Henry,  surgeon  and  apothecary, 

9,  Steelhouse  lane 
Wilkinson  James,  surgeon,  14,  Up.  Tower  st 
Wilkinson  .John,  Ijeerhouse,  42,  Granville  st 
Wilkinson  John,  tailor,  6.  Severn  street 
Wilkinson  Leonard,  engineer,  Handswth.  vil 
Wilkinson    Martha,   St.  Marys  school;  h. 

119.  Cpper  Tower  street 
Wilkinson  Martin,  agent  to  Branston  and 

Son,  maltsters.  6,  George  st.  West 
Wilkinson  Ralph,  domino  manufr..  Mill  st 
Wilkinson  Robt.  dairjnnan,  18,  i'ordroiigh  st 
Wilkinson  Thos.  tfc  Co.  manufrs.  of  electro- 
plated wares,  15,  (ireat  Hampton  street; 
house,  69.  Hockley  terrace 
Wilkinson  Thomas,  bellowspipe  maker,  ct. 

5,  Lawrence  street 
Wilkinson  Wm.,  engraver,  copperplate  and 
letterpress  printer,  29,  Bullst;h.  Higbgate 
Wilkinson  Zechial,  clerk  to  St.  ISlatthew's, 

Bloo-nsbury 
Wilks  i'Uizabeth.  butcher.  47,  Livery  street 
^^'i'ks  Jane,  school,  ct.  30,  Constitution  hill 
^Vilks  John,  basket  maker.  26,  Horse  fair 
Wilks  Joseph,  old   bookseller.    120.    Great 
I      Hampton  street,  and  Market  ball 
Wilks  Thos.  key  smith,  ct.  2,  Henrietta  st 
Willan  Edw.  eglr  il- hernui,' dlr.  4m,  Dale  end 
Willcox  John,  suru:eon,  120,  IJaih  row 
I  VV^illcox  John  Smith,  carver  A:  gldr.,  9,Ann  st 
Willcox  John,  butcher,  St.  A'incent  street 
\\'illdi!,'-g  Ann,  shopkeejjer,  197,  lleneage  st 
Willetts  .F(dm,  ironmonger,  locksmith,  and 

cutler.  10,  Philip  st.  High  st. 
\\'illelts  (ieorge,  nianufactr.  of  steel  chaiu.s, 
split  and  key  rings.  A'c.  211,  lleneage  st 
Willetts  Sml.,'steertoy  ])olisher,  109,Moor  st 
\\'illetts.Iolin,  mnfr.  of  heavy  steel  toys,  gof- 
fering; inuH,  nutcra<'ks.  iVc.  20S,1  leneagest 
Willetts  Thomas,  vict.  Shakespeare,  Barker 

street.  Hunters  lane 

W  illel t.s  Thos.,  jriui  brrl.  frgr.,  ct. 9 1  ,Moland st 

Willetts  William,  iv«tr)',  bone,  and  hardwood 

'      tnrner,  <V  mnfr.  of  chessmen,  81,  Henry  st 

M'iliiinns  Alfred,  jeweller,  60,  (  oustitution 

hill  ;  h.  rpper  lower  street 


BIKMINGH.AM     ALPH  AUKTIC.A  I-    LIST. 


283 


Williams  Andrew.  iiiRnufr.  of  ctjacli,  saddle,  | 

whip  ni»ils.  iVc.  -JO."*,  Aston  road  ' 

Williams  Alfred  schoohnr.  71,  Brierley  st.  W 
Williams  Ann.  viot. Turk's  Head.  .SI,  York  st 
Williams  Benjamin,  maltster,  cVrc.  Lozells     ' 
Williams  Charles,  jewellery  manntaeturer, 

4^,  Mary  Ann  st. ;  h.  -21,  Branstou  st. 
Williams  C'hs.  ('h))r.  shopkpr.  125.  Francis  st 
Williams  Chas.  wire  blind  mnfr.  tfefurnitiire 

painter,  ct.  5,  Ilea  st. ;  h.  22,  Skinner  st. 
Williams  Chns.  .Tas.  gent. .'^ IS.  Greenway  ter 
Williams  ])in;\h,  t'urnituro  broker,  J,  Broms- 

grove  street  j 

Williams  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Lozells  ! 

M'illiams  Edward,  boot  and  shoe  maker  and  1 

boot  closer.  41,  Summer  row  I 

Williams  Edward,  beerhouse,  3,  Breweiyst. ' 

New  Town  row 
Williams  jSIiss  Elenor,  Soho  hill 
Williams  Edw..  grocer  c%  basket  maker,  47, 

Edgbaston  street 
Williams  Edward,  cooper,  19.  Horse  fair 
Williams  Elisha,  timber  and  slate  nierchant, 

Hondiiras  ^\'harf 
Williams  Eliza  Emma,  milliner  and  dress 

maker,  16,  Horse  fair 
Williams  Edward  Walter,  gun  stocker,  28, 

Loved  ay  st. ;  h.  Brougham  street 
Willianis  Frederick,  manufacturer  of  plated 

jewellery,  10.  Upper  Tower  street 
Williams, Foster  t<r  Crown  Copper  Com] >any, 

23,  Congreve  st.  Edward  Barker,  agent 
Williams  Frederick,  manufacturer  of  plated 

jewellery,  10,  Upper  Tower  street 
Williams  Fdk.  tailor,  7,  Lr-  Brearley  street 
Williams  George,    manufr.   of  gilt,   plated 

royal  military  and  crest  buttons,  stamper. 

piercer,  (fee.  74,  Newhall  street;    house, 

30,  Tenby  street 
WilliamsGeo.,shopman,72,KingEdward'srd 
Williams  George,  shopkpr.,39,Holloway  hd 
Williams  George,  green  grocer. 25, Smith  st. 
Williams  Hannah,   infant  school  mistress, 

Hocklev  street 
Williams,  Harvy,  <fe  Co.,  block  tin  smelters, 

(fee,  23,  Congreve  st.  ;  Ed.  Barker,  agent 
Williams  Henry,   goldsmith    and  jeweller, 

46,  Gt.  Hampton  street 
Williams  Henry,  butcher,  166.  Hockley  hill 
WilliamsHy..school,ct.6,  John  st.,Dale  end 
WilliamsHenry,  shoemkr.,42,  Northwood  st 
Williams  Henry,  shopkeeper,  42,  Price  st. 
Williams  .Tas.drCo..factors,37,St.  Paul's  sqr. 
Williams  James,  victualler   and   gun    lock 

maker.  Old  Still,  73,  ^Veaman  street 
Williams  Jas.,   spoon   polisher;  house,  55, 

Woodcock  street 
Williams  James,   builder    and    joiner,    67, 

St.  Martin  street 
Williams   James,  gun   stocker,  Dartmouth 

street ;  house.  37,  Harding  street 
Williams  John  Alfred,  patent   solid  headed 


pm,  <fec.,  mauufr. 


h.  18,  Calthorpe  st 


Williams  John,  (late  Fitter)  gun    polisher, 

21,  Weaman  row 
Williams  John,  grocer,  tea  dealer,  })rovision 

merchant  and  ])ork   butcher,  179,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
WilliamsJohn, curled  hair  manufr.,69,Rea  st 
Williams  John,  vict..  Waggon  and  Horses, 

209,  Livery  street 
Williams  John,  clerk,  George  st.,  Lozells 
Williams  John,  clerk,  57.  Kenion  street 
WilliamsJohn  tfe  Co.,Smeth\vickIr()n  Works 
Williams  John,  tailor,  08,  Princip  street 
Williams  John,  banker's  clerk,  129, Bath  rw 
Williams  John,  green  gi'ocer,  2,Cit.Brookst 
Williams  John,  shoe  mkr.,41,  Dartmouth  st 
Williams  John,  shoe  maker,  144,Ileneagest 
Williams  .John,  dog  collar  manufr.,  court  1, 

Aston  road  ;  h.  202,  Lawley  street 
Williams  John,  clerk,  2,  Mott  street 
AVilliams  John,  post  office  clerk,92,Unett  st 
Williams  John,  vict..  Army  Ai  Navy  Hotel, 

129,  (it.  Brook  street 
V\'illiams  John,  bankers  clerk.  Lozells 
Williams  John,  traveller.  Finch  street 
WilliamsJohn,btchr,Mrkt.  hallvfe  Smithfield 
Williams     Joseph,    saddler    and    harness 

maker,  156,  Bradford  street 
WilliarnsJoseph,bricklayer,19,NewCanal  st 
WilliamsLuke,vict.The  Board,94,Stcelhs.  In 
Williams  Mary,  straw  hat  maker,  5,  High 

street,  Deritend 
Williams  &  Mason,  german  silver  polishers, 

Wallis'  Mill 
Williams  Owen,  pork  butcher  andprovision 

dealer,  53,  Constitution  hill 
Williams  Rachael,  tea  dealer,  18,  Albion  st 
Williams  Richard. secretary  toAVater  Works 

Company,  17,  Paradise  sti'eet 
Williams   Robert,   glass    and    china   gilder 

and  painter,  102,  Granville  street 
Williams  Samuel,  shoe  maker,  31, Livery  st 
Williams  Samuel,  spectacle  maker,  ct.  7^, 

Loved  ay  street 
Williams  Surah,  bleeder  with  leeches,    12, 

Gt.  Hampton  street 
Williams  Samuel  D.,  lime  merchant,  Easy 

row  ;  house.  Reservoir  lane 
Williams  Sarah,  Old  Ship  Inn,  27,  Fox    st. 
Williams  Thos,  -vict.,Royal  Oak,  Hanover  st 
Williams  Thomas,  beerhouse  &  shopkeeper, 

5'6,  Weainan  street 
WilliamsThos.,  cabinet  maker,!  1, Cannon  .st 
Williams  Thomas,  stonemason.  Lady  Well 

walk;  h.  o3,  Lower  Hm-st  street 
Williams  Thos.,  snrgeon.  64,  Newhall  st. 
Williams    Thomas    Wadkin,    surgeon,    11, 

Colmore  row 
Williams  Watkin,  china  and  earthenware 

dealer,  33,  Bell  street  and  Market  hall 
Williams  William,  sen.,  jeweller,  59^,  Con- 
stitution hill;  h.  56,  U})per  Tower  street 
Williams Wm,,  tailor,  105,llighst.,Bordesley 
Williams  William,  jeweller,  14,  Regent  pi. 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Williains  William,  rej^istrar    of  births  and  ' 
deaths  forSt.Mary's\Vard,6,St.  Marys  rw 
"Williams  Wm..  green  grocer,  72,  Bath  row  i 
Williams    William,    bricklayer,    com-t    18, 1 
Bromsgrove  street  I 

Williams  Wni.  coach  bldr. ;  h.36,  Pershorest 
Williams  William,  manufr.  of  pearl,  metal, 
and  other  buttons,  hooks,  eyes,  thimbles, 
stays,  corsets,  d-c,  .'JO,  Bull  street ;  house, 
25,  Wellington  road 
Williams  \\'m..  engraver;  h.  AVharston  In. 
Williams  Mr.  A\'m  Samiiel.Claremont  Ctgs 
M'illiamson  Charles  Wm.,  baker   and   corn 

dealer,  91.  Lichfield  street 
Williamson  Francis,  clerk,  30,  Garbett  st.     | 
Willington  Misses  Emma  and  Sarah  Ann, , 
Grange  road  j 

Willis  Blankley  P.,  drnjier;  h. 14, Temple  rw  I 
Willis  and  (iardncM-,    button    manufrs.    and 

brass  founders,  9,  Colmore  row 
Willis  Mr.  George,  14,  Wellington  road 
A\'illis  John,  jeweller,  56,  (it.  Hampton  st. 
AVillis  Robert,  fruiterer,  1,  Steelhouse  lane 
Willis  Samuel,  button  m  mufr. ;  h. Bristol  rd 
Willis  Wm.,  shopkeeper,  1,  St.  Martin  st. 
Willis  ^^'m.  razor  strop  maker,  ct.  2,  Leggest 
Willits  Mary,  dress  maker,  16,  Henrietta  st 
Willmore  Ann.  nursery  and  florest,  Straw- 
berry A' ale,  Kdgbaston 
Willmore  Miss  Ann,  Ilarborne  road 
Willmore  Eli/abeth.  beerhouse, 20,  Lionel  st 
Willmore  .Joseph,  glass  bead,   button    and 

toy  manufacturer,  308,  Summer  lane 
Wilhaore  Miss  MaryAnn,,'>3, Leamington  tr 
^Villmore  Sarah, shoe  maker,  129.  Barford  st 
Wilhnott  Miss  Mary  Ann,  150,  Ashted  prde 
Willmott  James,  steel  toy  polisher,  Basker- 

ville  ;  h.  ct.  5,  Fordrough  street 
Willmott  \\'ilUam,  black  ornament  manu- 
facturer, 58,  Grosvenor  street,  ^^'est 
Willou<,'hl»y  Benjamin,  factor,  44,  Livery  st 
Mills  Mr.  Alexander,  325,  Greenway  ter. 
Wills  Alexander,  saddler,  33,  Temple  row 
M'ills  Frederick,  solicitor;  h.  Sellj-wick 
M'ills  .lames,  jtatti'u  tie  maker.   322,   New 

.lohn  street.  West 
Wills  .Joseph,  beerhouse,  58,  Carver  street 
A\'ills  A-  ()liv(>r,  solicitors,  '22,  Tem])le  row 
A\'ills  it  Son,  solicitors,  II,  Waterloo  st. 
Mills  M'm.  solr. ;  h.  ParkMctunt,  Bristol  rd 
M'ills    William     Kidont,     solicitor;    house. 

Park  Mount,  liristol  road 
Willson  Thonms,  jeweller.  16.3,  Cnett  st. 
M'illson  Tliomas,  liuilder,  A'illa  street 
Willson  Milliani,  box  and  ivory  rule  nmnu- 

facturer,  9,  Mott  street 
WillsonWni., coach  nikr.,  199. New  Town  rw 
M'illstrop  Henry,    grocer    and    tailor,    165. 

leknield  street,  ICast 
Wilniarson    Samuel,    ])atten    ring     maker, 

court  12.  Sulfolk  street 
Wilmot    I'.dward    Deunywood,     merchant; 
house,  Ilagley  road 


Wilmot  Mrs.  Jane,  Monument  place 
M'ilmot  tV;  Roberts,  merchants  and  factors, 

4,  Summer  row 
Wilmot  William,  clerk,  40,  Ellis  street 
Winter  John,  shoemaker,  32,  Smallbrook  st 
Wilscombe  Eliz.,  confectioner,  47,  Horse  fr. 
Wilson  Ann,  butcher,  4^,  Steelhouse  lane 
Wilson  Caroline  cVr  Elizabeth,  school,  102, 

Dartmouth  street 
Wilson  Charles,  watch   and  clock   maker, 

231,  Bristol  street 
Wilson  Edward,  gun  finisher,  court  82,  Gt. 

Charles  street ;  house.  Brass  street 
Wilson  Edward,  manufacturer  of  silver  plated 

goods,  2,  Cross  street 
Wilson  Mr.  Edw.  Lewis,  18,  Lee  crescent 
Wilson  Elizabeth,  dissenting  charity  school 

mistress,  Graham  street 
Wilson  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Wellington  road 
Wilson  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  145,  Ashted  parade 
Wilson  Mr.  Francis  Garratt,  Monument  pi. 
Wilson  (ieo.,  boot  cfeshoemkr.6,  Lichfield  st 
Wilson  Geo.h a irdrssr.  184,  Gt.  Hampton  rw. 
Wilson  George,  chaser,  153,  Hampton  st. 
Wilson  Hannah,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 

13,  Bath  street 
Wilson  Henry,  gun  nipple  and  implement 

maker,  9,  Wharf  street 
Wilson  Henry,  tin  plate  worker <fc  fruiterer, 

66^-,  Constitution  hill 
M'ilson  Henry,  plasterer,  254,  Sherlock  st. 
M'ilson  Henry,  beerhouse,  333,  Summer  In. 
Wilson  Jacob,  town  crier,  49,  Sherlock  st., 

and  weigher.  Market  hall 
Wilson  Jas.  uphlstr.,  tVc. ;  h.  92,  Lichfieldst 
Wilson  James,  builder,  Soho  hill 
Wilson  James,  clerk,   116,  I'pper  Tower  st. 
M'ilson  Jas..  pearl  bttn.mkr..  ct.6.  Molandst 
Wilson  .Tohn,  gentlenuui,  150,  Bradford  st. 
Wilson  John,  plumber,  132,  Lancaster  st. 
^Vilson  John,  beerho\ise,  Loxton  street 
Wilson   John,  currier,    88,    Slaney   street; 

house,  Nechells  green 
Wilson  Jno.  vict.(](mghs  Arms,  1, Sun  .st.W. 
Wilson  Mr.  J<d)n,  Lee  Bank  road 
Wilson  .lohn  Ashlen,  auctioneerand  agent, 

11,  Cnion  passage  ;  house,  (mn't 
Wilson  Mr.  John,  (Jeor^e  street.  West 
Wilson  .lohn,  bill  poster,  ct.  10,  Hurst  st. 
Wilson  John  tV  Co.,  ])rinters,  284,  Ann  st. ; 

hous(>,  Swiiigfield  street 
W ilson. I  ^»b.^^nl. civil  engineer,  123,  Ashted  rw 
Wilson  .1  ph., beerhouse, 230,  New  Townrow 
Wilson     .losej)h,     gun     and     ])istol   maker, 

7t>  and  (57.^,  (ireat  Charles  street 
Wilson  Josejth,  shoj)kpr.,  74,  Bromsgrove  .st 
^\'ilson  Mary. straw  hat  mkr.,2 1. Sherlock  .st 
Milson  Mrs.  Mary,  (k^,  Ravenhurst  st. 
Wilson  Nichola.s    .lames,    portrait    painter, 

53,  Ashted  row 
Wilson  Rt..  commercial  trav.,  Ebenezer  tr. 
Wilson  Rol>ert,  timlx^r,  coal,  lime  and  brick 

merchant,  S])ring  hill  Wharf 


BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


2S5 


Wilson  Robert,  post  office  clerk,    77,    Kingi 

Edward's  road 
Wilson  Samuel,  carver,    gilder  and  ])icturej 
frame  mkr..d']My.Ann,milliiu*r,'2,  Stoke  st 
Wilson  Thomas,  ^vatcll  and  clock  maker, 
dialist  <fe  dentist,  19,  liroad  st.,  Islington 
Wilson  Thos..currier.ct.9,  South  Latimer  st 
Wilson  Thomas,  tailor,  32,  Gt.  Hampton  r\v 
Wilson  Thos.,  clerk.  104,  liloomsbury  pi. 
Wilson  Timothy,  baker,  IG,  Wharf  street 
Wilson  William  Edmonds,  (successor  to  the 
late  T.  Godfrey)   wood    and   iron   pump 
maker,  well  sinker,  &c.,  14,  Cluipel  st. 
Wilson  Wm.,  gun  finisher,  ct.  IG.Weaman  st 
AN' ilson  11  ev  W  illiam, W esley an,2i5, Exeter  r \v 
Wilson  William,  beerhouse,  4,  Prospect  rw 
Wilson  Wm.,  dairynmn,  ct.  7,  Hurst  st. 
Wilson  William,  pearl  ornament  and  button 
nmfr.,Tay's  yard  ;  h. 62,  King  Edward's  rd 
Wilson  Wm.,  excise  officer.  Cottage  place    ' 
Wilson  William,  clerk,  16o,  Unett  street 
Wilton  John,  butcher,  111,  Livery  street 
AVilton.Tph,,sddlr.,<fec„76, Broad  st., Islington 
Wilton  Thos.  draper,  60,  Broad  st.  Islington 
Winchurch  Isaiah,  ironmonger,  21,  High  st. 
WinchurstCharles,nianufacturing  jeweller ; 

house,  Wellington  road 
Winchiirst  Esther,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 
115,  Britannia  place  I 

Winchurst  Job   Aj  Charles,  manufacturing 
jewellers,  44,  Newhall  street  ! 

Winchurst  Samuel,  vict.,  White  Swan,  89, 

New  John  street 

Winchurst  William,  manufacturer  of  brass 

and  iron  crimping  machines,  candlesticks, 

powder  flasks,  &c.,  135,  Lionel  street 

WindleCatherine,shopkeeper,58,  Graham  st 

W indie  Edward,  stamper  and  piercer,  court 

12,  New  Canal  street 
Windor  Richard  &  Son,  comb  and  lanthorn 

leaf  maker,  100,  Suffolk  street 
Windridge  Danl.,  hatinanufr.,5.  Hens  walk 
■Windsor  James,  printer,  94, New  John  st.,W 
Windsor  William,  beerhouse,  38,  Bath  st. 
Winfield  Alfred  Smith,  die  sinker,  51,  New 

John  street,  West 

Winfield  Richard,  beerhouse,  29,  Exeter  rw 

Winfield  Robert  Walter,  maniifr.  of  patent 

metallic  be(lsteads,railiugs,window  fronts 

and  plates,  picture  rods,  patent  and  other 

curtain  bands,  cornice  and  cornice  poles, 

ends,  rings,  beading,  stair  rods,  &c.,  gas 

fittings,   brass,    copper,  iron    cased,   &c. 

tubing,  rolled   metals,  brass  and  copper 

wire,  solder,  general  brass  founder,  coal 

and  coke  merchant,  d'C,  Cambridge  street 

Works;  h.  Hawthomes,  Lady  Wood  road 

Wingrove  William,  cooper  and  wood  turner, 

15,  Little  Charles  street 
Winkles  Wm.,  beerhs., 56,  Up.  Hospital  st. 
Winn  Miss  Ellen,  Lansdowne  place 
Winn  William  Aulton,  carpenter,  136,  Prit- 
chet  street 


Winnall  Henry,  ])rinter,  bookseller,  station- 
er, tfec.  78,  High  street 
Winter  Jas,,  boot  and  shoe  n)kr.,  1,  Dean  st 
Winters  Chas.,  gun  implmnt.mfr.,l.Russpllst 
Winters  Thos.,  chmny.  svvj). 4,  Ltl.Charlesst 
Winters  Wm.bakerd'  goods rmvr.l, Russell  st 
Winterton  John,  plane  maker,  85,  \\'ells  st. 

Great  Hampton  street 
Winton  Ilany  John  Langridge,  button  ma- 
nufacturer, 53.  Cliveland  street 
Winton  <fe  Sons,  spoon  mfrs.  52,  Cliveland  st. 
Winwood  Catherine  &  Mary,  shopkeepers, 

93,  SulTolk  street 
Wise  Mary,  shopkeeper,  108,  Tennant  st. 
Wiseman  Dnl.  band  box  dlr.81.Constitutn.hl. 
Wiseman  James,  plumber,  glazier,  &  broker, 

334,  Summer  lane 
Wiseman  John,  pearl  btn.mk.  ct.3.  Smith  st 
Wiseman  Richard,  tool  maker  &  machinist, 

208,  and  house,  65,  Cheapside 
WisemanThos.,jobbingsniith,208,Cheapside 
Wiseman  \A' illiam,  dealer  in  aquafortis,  12, 

'Sew  Slimmer  street 
Witharidge  Mr.  Thomas,  140,  Bath  row 
Witheridge  John,  painter  and  glazier,  court, 

2,  Newhall  street 
Witheridge  Sarah,  dressmaker,  11,  Price  st. 
W^itherington  Hy,  omnbs.  proprtr.Cobm-gh  pi 
Withers  Edwin,  cigar,  hemp,  and  flax  mer- 
chant,  and  rope  maker,  93,  Smallbrook 
street;  house,  29,  Ravenhurst  street 
Withers  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  71,  Ravenhurst  st. 
Withers  Henry,  butcher,  84,  Northwood  st. 
Withers   John,  jeweller,   black    ornament 
manufacturer,  and  dealer  in  coral,  jet,  6ic. 
28,  Great  Hampton  street 
Withers  My.  Ann,  hosier,  80,  Hockley  hill 
Withers  Sampson,bricklyr.,  Edward  st.Parde. 
Withers  Wm.  Guest,  butcher,  Newhall  hill 
Withnall  Edw.,  glass  btn.mfr.  84,  Camden  st 
Withnall  Jemima,  shawl  knitter  26,  W  ate ryln 
Withnall  Thomas,  victualler.  Shepherd  and 

Shepherdess,  Saltley 
WittSaml.,schoolmstr.,16,Broad  st..Islngtn. 
Wolfe    Rev.   Arthur,   master   of  arts    and 

sciences.  Queen's  College,  8,  Crescent 
WolffAbraham,cigar  manufr. ;  h.  42, Moor  st. 
Wolfsberg  Jacob   James,    scripture   reader 

and  clerk,  St.  Peter's,  103,  Moor  street 
Woller  Charles,  watch  and   clock  maker, 

63,  Edgbaston  street 
W^olley  Thos. Jas., cabinet  maker,  18,  Sun  st 
Wolverhampton  and  Birmingham  Swift 
Packet  Co.'s  Station,  161,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Wood  cfeAllcock,patent rivet mfs.  Smethwick 
Wood  &  Allen,  brickmakers.  Garrison  lane 
Wood  Ann,  tripe  dresser,  26,  Parade 
Wood  Ann,  tripe  dresser,  59,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Wood  Benj.  beerhouse,  saddlers  tool,  and 

heavy  steel  toy  manufr.  20,  Alcester  st. 
Wood  13enj.  gun  implement  maker,  com*t  10, 

and  house,  court  344,  Summer  row 
Wood  Mrs.  Catherine,  40,  Calthorpe  street 


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BIRMINGHAM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Wood  riiarlotte,  milliner  and  dress  maker, 

87,  Suffolk  street 
Wood  Charles,  glass  engraver,  38,  Suffolk  st 
Wood    Christiana    Louisa,   and   Georgenia 

Ellen,  school,  1,  Pritchet  street 
Wood  Edvv..  commercial  trav.,  Islington  row 
Wood  Mrs.  Eliza,  Lcdsam  street    . 
Wood  Frederick,  victualler  cfe  brass  founder, 

Golden  Lion,  117.  Lionel  street  j 

Wood  George,  shopkeeper,  33,  Wharf  st.       i 
WoodGeo.,  t'ctr.d-c;  h.  Francis st.Edgl)aston  ' 
Wood  James,  beerhouse,  16,  Washington  st 
Wood  Mr.  James,  Aston  New  Town 
Wood  Jno.  ivory  tfc  bone  tmr..  ct.  4. Carver  st 
Wood  John,  bookbinder.  "23,  HoUoway  head 
Wood  Joseph,  solicitor,  137,  Snow  hill 
Wood  Joseph,  registrar  of  births  and  deaths 

for  Lady  \\'ood  district,  102,Grosvenor  st.W 
Wood  Joseph,  printer,   17|^,  New  Meeting 

street;  house,  116,  Bloomsbury  place 
Wood   Joshua,   bedstead   maker   and   coal 

dealer,  Latimer  street.  South 
WoodLucy,ladiesschool,  1 02,Grosvenor  st.W 
Wood  Mrs.  Mary,  1,  Pritchet  street 
Wood  llichard,  surgeon,  18,  Temple  row 
Wood  lit.  plmbr. glzr.,  ct  pntr.,Barfordst.  S. 
Wood  Samuel,  coach  sjiring  and  axle  tree 

manufacturer,  iiO,  New  Canal  street 
Wood  Samuel  Na.-h,  shoeing  smith  tVr  farrier, 

19,  Great  Charles  st.;  h.  31,  Congi-eve  st. 
Wood  Sarah.  dr(\<s  maker,  31,  Congreve  st 
Wood  Stephen,  jewellery  nuifr.  82.},  Gros- 

venor  st.  West;  h.  20,  Lady  Wood  lane 
WoodSusn.rgstr.officeforsrvnts.246,Astonrd 
\\'ood  Thos.,  com.  traveller,  6, Yew  Tree  rd. 
Wood  Thomas,  clerk,  85^  Coventry  road 
Wood  Wm  ,  brick  maker ;  h.  Burbury  street 
Wood  M'illiam.jiinr.,  builder,  Henry  street; 

house,  64,  Ileneage  street 
WoodWm.  <feSons,mchnts.A'fctrs.  12,Bathst 
Wood^^'m.IIy-bk.  agut.  142.Tiroadst.lslngtn. 
Wood  William,  saddler  and  harness  nuiker, 

75,  New  street ;  house,  Greet 
Wood  William,brickmaker  ;  h.Ilandsworth 
Wood  Wm.  Chas.  shopkpr.,  20,  Sheepcote  st 
Wood  Wm.,  master  Klienezer    Indejjendent 

school,  Steelhs,  lane;  h.  Villa  i)l.  \illa  st 
WoodallAmelia,  straw  hat  mkr.h,  Howard  st 
^^'()odall  .lohn,  lire  iron  maker.  Long  Bridge 

lane  ;  hcmse,  5o,  Floodgate  street 
^^'o()dall  Sanuiel,  green  yr^cer,  1."),  Bread  st 
\\oodl)ridge  .Fph..  beerhuuse.  Ludy^^'(»od  In. 
Woodbury  Thos.  White,  gent,  llarbometcr. 
Woddcock  Ann,  silver  j)lated  ware  nmnu- 
.    facturer,  13A,  Mount  street 
Woodcock  Wiii.shopkpr.  H)4.Gt.I!amptonst 
Woodcock  \\  111.,  grocer,  L),  Little  Barr  st. 
Woodiield  \\'illia!n,  coal  dirtier  and  goods 
remover,  court   l.s,  Grosvenor  street,  W est 
Woodfull  Wm.,  Hhopkeej)er,  40,Cp.Tovverst. 
Wor)d)4ntes.Iolm,sboeinaUer,  46,  Swallow  st 
Woodball  Edw.  blacksiuitb,  4!»,  Steelhs.  In. 
Woodham  Tho."*.,  shopkpr.  66,  Woodcock  .it 


Woodhill  Eliz.  confectioner.  Market  hall 
Woodhill  Jabez,  butcher,  9^,  Summer  lane 
Woodhill  Josiah,  gentleman,  20,  Vittoriast 
Woodhill  Wm.W  ilkes,brass  fndr.  1 97,Cnidn.tr 
WooJhill  William,  butcher,  74,  Lombard  st 
Woodhouse  Benjamin,  wood  turner,  court 
6,  BromsgTove  street;  h.  ct.4,  Sherlock  st 
Woodhouse  Humphrey,  manufr.  of  ivory  <fe 
tortoise  shell  boxes,  caddies,  cases,  «kc., 
117,  Great  Charles  street 
Woodhouse  lit.,  toll  contractor,  Aston  gate 
Woodman  Rev.  Chas.  Bathurst,  independ- 
ent minister,  Ashley  place,  Bristol  road 
Woodman  Joseph,  brush  mkr.  Newhall  hill 
Woodroffe  Elizabeth,  school,  Soho  hill 
Woodrofie  Francis.  sho])kpr.  25,  Bordesley  st 
Woodroffe  John.  ]>earl  wrkr.  2 1  .North  wood  st 
Woodward  Brothers,  scythe  stone  manufac- 
turers, 5,  Crescent  wharf 
Woodward  Benj.  d^  Son.  gun  and  pistol  ma- 
nufacturers, 10,  Whittall  st ;  lis.  Lozells 
Woodward  Charles,  jeweller,  71,  Brearley  st 
Woodward  Chas.  butcher,  5S,  Dale  end 
Woodward  Chas.  gun plshr;  h.c.20,Molandst 
Woodward  Esther,  milliner,  60,  Edmund  st. 
WoodwardHy.pianofortetuner,  3,  Leeplace 
Woodward  Isaac  John,  grcr.  Balsall  heath  rd 
Woodward  Jas.  gun  stocker.  25,  Pritchet  st. 
Woodward   John,   gun   furnitui-e   polisher, 

Weaman  .st. ;  h.  Farm  st. 
Woodward  John,  spectacle  mkr.  39,  Broms- 

grove  street 
Woodward  John,  timei)iece  .«!pring  manufr. 

18,  Wharf  strett,  Lawley  street 
Woodward  J f din,  hosier,  55,Broadst.Islingtn 
Woodward  Josejdi,  superintendent  registrar 
of  King's  Norton  I'nion,  18,  Moor  st. ;  h. 
George  street,  Islington 
Woodward  Jph. tailor  cVr  drpr.  2,  Lancaster  st 
Woodward  Josiah,  japanner,  d'c;  h.  Lozelb 
Woodward  Miss  Lucy,  Moimment  lane 
Woodward  Mary  Ann,  matron  Blue  Coat 

School,  Colraore  street 
WoodwardMy.Maria.habrdshr.  195. Livery  st 
Woodward  d-  Midgley, japanners cV manufrs. 
of  ])aj)ier  machee  goods,  George  st.  Parade 
Woodward  Thomas,  saw  i)iercer  and  en- 
graver, ct.  7.  Hampton  street 
Woodward  Thos.  coal  dealer,  17, Nelson  st.W 
Woodward  William,  dessert  knife,  fork,  <fec. 

jdater.  lOS.i,  Broad  st.  Islington 
Woodward  Win.  shoe  mkr.  19,  Staniforth  st 
Woodward  Wm.,  goods  remover,  10,  Fox  st 
Woodward  William,  jeweller  ;  h.  Spencer  st 
^^'o(d<ey  Mr.  James.  104,  New  John  st.  W. 
Wo(dridge  James  Handley,  clerk,  1  l,Vysest 
^^'oolrillge    Josiah,    brass    l"oui\der,   38,    St. 

Paul's  scpiare  ;  h.  Wellington  road 
U'oolf  Edw.  shoe  iV  slipper  mkr.  12,  Thorp  st 
Woollield  Mrs.  Sarah.  141,  Hockley  hill 
^^'oolfiu  'Ibeopbilus,  jeweller,  Nechells  grn 
Woollaston  Darius,  v'ict.  George  A-  Dragon, 
75,  Livery  street 


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WooUaston  Eliz.(lrcssmkr.7,IIigli  st.Devitnd 
WooUastou Wm. beerhouse,  lG,(it. Charles st 
Woolley  Eliz.  ghis.s,  china,  and  earthen wai'e 

dealer,  12,  Aston  street 
Woolley  Eliz.  pajier  hiinu^er,  77-}^W<>rcestorst 
Woolley  Isaac,  baker  A'  shopkeeper,  Barker 

street,  Shce])cote  lane 
Woolley  Jas.  Sunimerlield,  glass  cutter,  97, 

Livery  street 
Woolley  John,  niannfr.  of  gold  watch  and 

clock  hands,  keys,  pendants,  gilt  &  steel 

clock  hands,  and  all  kinds  of  watch  ma- 
terials, 7-,  Bath  st. ;  h.  Lozells 
Woolley  John,  tool  broker,  51,  Worcester  st 
Woolley  John,  tailor,  and  Eliz.  bleeder  with 

leeches.  GO,  Mill  street 
Woolley  John,  pearl biittomnkr.  38,  Water  st 
^^' oolley  John,  ajjprtiiser  & brkr.2 1, Dudley  st 
Woolley  Mr.  John,  121,  Great  Francis  st. 
Woolley  Richard,  vice,  waggon  jack,   and 

joiners'  cramp.  6:c.  manufr.  1.  Bradford 

st. ;  h.  4,  Three  Tuns  com-t 
Woolley  Richard,  grocer,  Icknield  st.  East 
Woolley  Rosina,  stay  maker,  5 1 ,  Worcester  st 
Woollej'  Samuel,  pearl  button  manufr.  and 

beerhouse.  48,  Woodcock  street 
Woolley  Thomas,  vict.  The  Old  Peacock,  55, 

Aston  street 
Woolley  Thos.  shpkr.  2i,  Thos.  st.  Dale  end 
Woolley  Wm.  machinist,  die  press  cfe  general 

tool  maker,  V'ittoria  st.  and  retail  brewer, 

40,  Graham  street 
Woolley  Wm.  dentist,  130,  Bromsgrove  st. 
Woollits  Samuel,  steel  toy  grinder,  ct.  17, 

Aston  st. ;  h.  Moor  street 
Woob-ich  John   Stephen,  magneto  plater, 

gilder,  and  analytical  chemist,  12,  James 

st.  St   Paul's  ;  h.  Ilagley  road 
Woolrich  Mrs.  Mary  Eggington,  Hagley  rd. 
Wootten    John,    coach   harness    furniture 

manfr.  and  plater,  21,  Bordesley  street 
Woottou    Charles,   cut  nail  manufactm-er, 

62,  Rea  street ;  h.  74,  Moseley  street 
Wootton  Miss  CHiarlotte,  60,  Howe  street 
Wootton  John,  commercial trv.  Grosvenor  pi 
Wootton  Thomas,  metal  dealer  and  caster, 

108,  Great  Charles  street 
Wootton  >\*illiam,  builder  and  bricklayer, 

15,  Ravenhurst  street 
Worboys  Geo.  Baderley,  clerk,  28,  Legge  st 
Worley  Richard,  gun  lock  and  percussion 

maker,  54,  Loveday  street 
Worley  Thomas,  vict.  Waggon  and  Horses, 

Handsworth  village 
Worley  Wm.  beerhouse,  Handsworth  village 
Wormald  James,  brace  and  belt  manufr., 

and  E.  dress  maker,  Vaughton  place 
Wormald  Thos.  cabinet  mk.  40,  Bishopgt.  st 
Wormlayton  John,  tailor,  15,  Northwood  st 
Worms  Lewis,  confectioner,  7,  Lr.  Temple  st 
Worrall  Mr.  Frederick,  75,  Smith  street 
Worrall  Fras.  pearl  button  mfr.  ct.  9,  Bath  st 
Worrall  Geo.  post  office  clerk,  Spring  street 


Worrall  Jolin,   pearl  bxitton  manufacturer, 

New  John  street.  West ;  h.  lit.  King  st 
Worrall  John,  mathematical  instrument  case 

maker,  7,  Newton  street 
Won-all  John,  shopkpr.  26,  Lower  Hurst  st 
Worrall  John,  beerh;»nso,  137,  Gt.  Brt^ok  st 
Worrall  lit.  tailor  and  drajier,  7,  Colmore  rw 
Worrall  Sml.  pearl  bt  t  n.  in fr.  143,  Br.idford  st 
Worrall  Wm.  shoemaker,  11,  Horse  fair 
Worroll  Charles,  fire  iron  polisher,  Beding- 

ton's  Mill ;  h.  Oxford  street 
Worsdell  Thos.  screw  tVr  screw  jack  mfr.  and 
engineer,Brasshousepasg.;  h.  Wheely'srd 
Worsey  and  Baxter,  wooll3n  warehousemen, 

31,  Union  street 
Worsey  Fras.  hair  dresser,  80,  Bromsgrv.  st 
Worsey  Joseph,  wire  drawer,  weaver,  and 

w^orker,  42  and  43,  Staniforth  street 
WorseySml.  woollen  wrhsmn. ;  h. 3,  Albert  pi 
Worsey  Wm.  beerhs.,  Park  rd.  Nechell's  gu 
Worthington  John,  gentleman,  Lozells 
Worton  John,  brass  founder,  6,  Leak  street 
^Vorton  Wm.  gun  stock  mkr.  5,  Weaman  st 
Worwood  Thomas,  dairyman,  hay  and  straw 

dealer,  56,  St.  Martin  3tr':'et 
Wotten  John,  green  gi'ocer,  25,  Cregoe  st 
Wotten  Robert,  plater  and  military  orna- 
ment maker,  court  7,  Cross  street 
Wragg  George,  shopkeeper,  161,  Livery  st 
Wragg  George  William,  china  and  earth- 
enware dealer,  1 1 5,  Coleshill  street 
Wragg  John,  periodical  dlr..  148,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Wragg  Rebecca,  strawhatmkr.51,  Aston  st. 
Wragg  Thomas,  car  proprietor,  43,  Bath  st 
Wragge  Geo.  Paulson,  solicitor;  h.Gradigan 

terrace,  Frederick  street,  Islington  row 
Wragge  Wm.  Henry,  agent  to  the  Cheadle 
Copper  &  Brass  Co. ;  h.  Frdck.  st.  Edgbstn. 
Wray  Wm.  jeweller,  &c.  ;  h.  46,  New  st. 
Wriggles  worth  J  as  .sh  oe  mkr  .23.  D  udd  estii  .r  w 
Wright  Adam,  prfssr.  of  music,  27,Ne  whall  st. 
Wright  Alfred,  commercial  master  Proprie- 
tary school,  Hagley  road 
Wright  Chas.,  gentleman,  Aston  New  Town 
Wright  Mr.  Christopher,  Pigott  street 
Wright  Edward,  clerk,  55,  Great  Brook  st. 
Wright  Edw.railway  clerk,  122, Vauxhallrd. 
Wright  Edw.  Jno. accouchier,20.  Up. Tower  st 
Wright  Edwin,  solicitor,  6,  Waterloo  street; 

house,  Lozells,  Handsworth 
Wright  Eliza,  milliner  (fehosier,83,Steelhs. In. 
Wright  Eliz.  sti'aw  hat  maker.  230,  Bristol  pi. 
Wright  George,  gun  polisher,  24,  Lancaster 

street;  house,  19,  Legge  street 
Wright  Geo.  packing  case  mkr.  3 1 ,  Newton  st 
Wright  George,  pork  butcher,  115,  Digbeth 
Wright  Mrs.  Hannah,  Highton  House,  11, 

Wellington  road 
Wright  Hannah,  steel  toy  mfr.  48,  Hatchet  st. 
Wright  Henry,  gun  barrel  maker.  Newhall 

row;  house,  4,  Buckingham  sireet 
Wright  Henry,  butcher,  JNIarket  hall 
WrightJas.paperhanger,71, Bartholomew  st 


1>88 


BrRMlNGH.AM    ALPHABETICAL    LIST. 


Wright  J  as.  grocer  &  tea  dealer.  9,  Spiceal  st.  Wrighton  Fredk.  grocer  <fe  tea  dlr.  1 ,  Ruj^toil  st 
Wright  Jane,  confectioner,  29,  Horse  fair  I  Wrighton  John,  stock  and  share  broker,  31, 
Wright  Jeremiah,  cabinet  maker  and  up- !      Bennett's  hill ;  h.  6S.  Bartholomew  st. 

holstercr,  260.  Bradford  street  ,  ^\'righton  Maria,  stay  maker,  25,  High  st. 

Wright  Jeremiah,  gun  barrel  forger,  ct.  96,   Wrighton  Tho-.  letter  cutter,  engraver,  and 

Snow  hill ;  h.  4,  Buckingham  street  I      mark  maker;  h.  39,  Cambridge  street 

Wright  John,  maltster,  corn  factor,  «fe  coal   Wrighton,  Whittle,  &  Co.  typographic  letter 

mert.  Old  L'niou  mill  wharf;  h.  1(),  Astourd  i  cutters,  engrvrs.ct  printers,  72^,Newhallst 
WrightJuo.bakercV;cornchndlr.9(>,Coleshl.st,  ^^'righton^^■m.vict.  Fountain  Tav.l36.Newst 
Wright  John  tfe  Co..  cabinet  mkrs.,  uphols-    Wrightson  Francis,  analytical  chemist,  Ja- 

terers,  and  feather  dealers,  48,  High  st.  '  maicarow;  h.  Britannia  place,  Moseleyrd 
Wright  John,  fender  polisher.  Hart's  mill;   Wrigle}' Hy.  hosier  d' haberdshr.  oj.  Aston  st 

house,  18,  Lower  Fazeley  street  Wyatt  Thcmias,  tailor.  54,  Bartholomew  st. 

AVright  John,  grocer,  48,  High  st.  Deritend   Wykes,  Charles,  bricklayer,  55,  Francis  st. 
Wright  Jno.  Skin-ow,bttn.rafr. ;  h.l3,Guestst  Wykes  Eliz.  millnr.  & drs.  mkr.  9,  Up.  Priory 
Wright  Mr.  John,  court  6,  Snow  hill  Wykes  William,  stay  maker,  76.  Bull  street 

Wright  John,  beerhouse.  37.  Great  King  st.  WynnChas. housed:  landagt.  165,  Darwinst 
Wright  John  Turner  and  l<]dwin,  rope  and   Wynn  John  Cooke,  heavy  steel  toy,  cfcc.  ma- 

twinemkrs.  2U.  Dartmouth  st. ;  hs.  Highgt.  uufacturer ;  h.  16,  George  st.  Isliugtonrow 
Wright  John  <fe  Co.,  tol)acco  manufacturers,   Wynn  W.  C.  tfe  Co.  heavy  steel  toy  and  edge 

2U,  Bradford  street ;  house.  Spark  brook         tool  manufrs.  142,  Suffolk  street 
Wright   Joseph,   railway  carriage   builder,  Wynne  George,  shoemkr.  119^,  Hockley  hill 

Railway  Carriage  Works,  Saltley  i  Wyton  George,  brass  founder,  ct.  2,  Leggest 

Wright  Joseph,  cabinet  case  maker,    184,  i  Yallop  Thomas, horse  breaker;  h.  2,  Dean  st 

I  'l)})er  ^^■  indsor  street  Yallop  <fe  York,  horse  bkrs.48,I3romsgrove  st 

Wright  Joseph,  beerhouse,  7^5,  Lombard  st.  Va])p  Jno.  gold  tV:  sl\Tsmth  ;  h.l74.Camdenst 
WrightJ  ph.  excise  officer,  Poolst.  Roundhills  VappWm.cabt.mkr.  Aruphlstr.82,Rdmundst 
Wright  Mary  Ann  and  Eliza,  dress  makers,   Vapp  iV:  Woodward,  gold  and  silversmiths, 

Lee  Bank  road  13,  Bread  street,  Newhall  street 

Wright  Richiird.  dairyman,  29,  Smith  street  Yardley  John,  shopkeeper.  40,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Wright  lUchard,  artist,  147,  Bath  row  Yardley  Wm.  shoe  maker,  314,  Cheapside 

Wright  ltd. ,brhs.drfndr.plshr.l,  Livcrpoolst  Yarnall  Joseph,  manufr.  of  britannia  metal 
Wright    Robert,    accountant,    17,    Temple'      goods,  17,  liuck  street 

street ;  house,  4,  Icknield  terrace  ,  Yarnell  Sarah,  confectioner,  70,  Hampton  st 

Wright  Samuel,  M.  D.,   LL.  D.,  &  D.  C.  L.,  i  Yarwood  Chas.  gent.  Suttonst.  Aston  Manor 

professor  of  clinical  medicine  in  Queen's  Yarwood  John,  file  and   rasp   maker,   31, 

College,  ])hysician  to  Queen's  hospital  tk       Bread  street,  Newhall  street 

Magdalen  asylum,  and  senior  physician   Yate  Benjamin,  butcher,  27,  New  Canal  st 

General  Dispensary,  38,  Waterloo  street     Yates  Augustus,  solicitor,  44,  Cherry  street; 
Wright  Snml.provsn.dlr.  r>9,  Lt.  Hampton  st       house,  Wellington  road,  Handsworth 
Wriglit  1  bos.,  patent  thread  manufacturer,   Yates  and  Birch,  pewterers,  manufctrs.  of 

d'c. ;  house,  85,  Lower  Hurst  street  I      candle   moulds,  britannia  metal   ware.s, 

Wri^'ht  Thomas  I'.arber,  printer  iV- ])ublis]ier       liquor  fountains,   beer  machines,    gas  fit- 

of  Midhind  Counties  Herald;  h.(it.Barrst       tings,  cock  and  phunbers'  brass  fomiders, 
Wright  Thos.castint,'potmkr.48.  Old  Cross  st       iron  cfesteel  merchants,  39 d- 40,  Coleshill  st 
Wright  Tbos. clerk,  1S8,W  ell  st  .(it.  11  nijitu.st.    Yates  (has.,  land  iiirt.d-  snrvyr.,  I.Suffidk.st 
Wright  Tlionias,  taihtr,  3,  Suffolk  street         ;  Yates  Charles,  butcher.  48.  SnuiUbrook  st 
Wright  Thomas,  cork  cutter.  Peck  lane  I  Yates  Daniel,  butcher,  30,  Summer  lane 

Wright   Willinm,  letterpress  i)rinter,   and   Yates    Kdwin,  electro  plater,  «fec. ;    house, 


w(»o(l  engraver,  93,  Lichfield  street 
Wright  Wm.,  shoj)keep«M-,  Coburgli  place 
Wright  Wm.,  butcher,  81,  Coleshill  street 
\\' right  A\'in.  eating  house,  .'{8,  Hospital  st. 
^\' right  Win.  shopkpr..  60,  Bromsgrove  st. 


Harborne  road 
Yates    Frederick,    brass    snuffer    polisher, 

Lichfield  .Mill;   house,  Allison  street 
Yates   Henry,  edge  tool  manufacturer;   h. 

Monnt  street,  Nechells  gre(Mi 


Wright  William.'beerhouse,  carpenter  and  Yates  .Fames,  britannia  nu'tal  ware  manu- 

buil(h>r.  Hell  Barn  road  factiirer;  house,    121,  Bloomsbnry  place 

Wright  N\ni.  comb  maker,  1(5,  Fordrough  st  Yates  (,et)rge,   electn)  plater,  tVrc.  ;  house, 

Wright  Wm.  nnil)rella  mkr.  133,  I,ancaster  sti      37,  Ccdeshill  street 

Wright  W  illiam,  pearl  button  manufacturer,  Yates  (ieorge,  engraver,  117.  C.t.  (  harles  st 

Kdward  street,  I'arade  Yates  My.,  edge  to<d  mnfr.;  h.  Nechells  grn 

Wri«ht  William,  bnilder,  Balsall  heath  road  \  ates  Isaiah,  gun  lock  forger,  2.9.  Steelhs.  In 

Wrighton   Kli/,abeth,  St.  (Jeorge's  national  Yates  . I anuvs,  iron  and  steel  merchant,  pcw- 

.«!chool  mistress,  (Jroat  Hus.sell  street  terer,  Szc. ;  house,  Bloomsbury 


BIRiMingham  alphabetical  list. 


289 


V-atcs  John  <fe  Co.,  odge  tool  nifrs,,  Pritchet 

st. «fe  EKcliungeWorks,  Aston;  li.  Round  hi 
Vates  Rev.  James,  mathematical  tutor,  Free 

Grammavsfhool,  Newst. ;  h.  Momnnontln 
Yates  John,  butcher,  v31.  Tower  street 
Yates  John,  livery  stal)le  kee])er,  2{j(j,  Sher- 

ley  street;  honse.  Spark  Ijrook 
Yates  John  tfe  Sons,  patent  electro  platers 

and  f^ennan  silver  ware  manufacturers,  37 

and  38,  Coleshill  st. ;  house,  Sutton  st. 
YatesJph.  police  constable.  ct.34J^iradise  pi 
Yates  Mark,  bookkeeper,  Theatre  ;  house, 

16,  Ravenhurst  street 
Yates  Mary,  shopkeeper,  1 14,  Ashted  row 
Yates  Samnel,  «^un  finisher.  22,  Lench  st 
Yates  Mrs.  Sarah,  7.  St.  (ieorge's  terrace 
Yates  Miss  Sarah,  Francis  street,  Edgbastan 
Yates  Thomas,  britannia  metal  ware  mnfr., 

3S,  Coleshill  st. ;  h.  97,  Stratford  terrace 
Yates  \Vltr.vict.Rose&Cro\vn,12,Summerrw 
Yates  William,  shoe  maker,  52,  Palmer  st 
Yelloley  \Vm.  Ily.,  sm-geon,  38,  Ashted  row 
Yeomans  John,  druggist,  7,  Dale  end 
Yeomans  John  Christopher,victiialler,  White 

Horse  Commercial  Hotel,  30,  Congreve 

street,  near  the  To\vn  Hall 
Yeomans  Sarah,  fanner,  Lt.Hays,  Small  hth 
\  eujnans  William,  tin  plate  worker,  Lozells 


Yfoville  Henry,  architect,  262, Watery  lane 
York  .lohn,  law  statur.  Moore  st.;  h.  Grant  st 
York  Mr.  Thomas,  Lee  crescent 
^'ork  Thomas,  school.  Grant  street 
^'ork  William,  horse  breaker;  h.  Hurst  st 
^'orkeChas.l'>dck..l)aker,H),I3arth(jlomewst 
Yorke  Hon.  and   Rev.  Cirantham  Manton, 
M.  A.,  rector  of  St.  Philips,  Temple  row 
Young Chas.  fishmngr.  1 70, High  st.  Dcriteud 
Young  Edward,  eating  house,  30,  Ashted  rw 
Yoiang  Elizabeth,  millinre  and  dress  maker, 

2,  skinner  street 
Young  Geo.,  trav.  draper,  3S^  Cambridge  st 
Young  Henry,  china  &  earthenware  dealer. 

Great  Colmore  street 
Young  Joseph,  japanned  iron  button  maker, 

18,  Little  Charles  street 
Young    Ruth,    bleeder    with   leeches,    46, 

Bread  street,  Newhall  street 
Young   Samuel,    professor   of   music,    66^ 

Temple  place,  Bath  row 
Young  Samuel,  glass  toy  and  button  maker, 

41,  Little  Charles  street 
Young  Thomas,  gardener,  Bordesley  park 
Young  Thomas,  beerhouse,  16,  Barr  st.West 
Zair  John,  manufacturer  of  every  description 

of  whips,  280,  Great  Colmore  street 
ZaringerJohntfe  Co.  clockmkrs.  69,Stafford  at 


CLASSIFICATION 


OF    THE 


MERCHANTS,  MANUFACTURES,  TRADES, 

PROFESSIONS,  &c.  IN  THE 

TOWN  Sc  BOROUGH  OF  BIRMZNGHABI. 


«  • 


Du-ecti  »ry  of  the  remainder  of  Aston  Parish  follows. 


Fire  and  Life  Offices. 

Mnrktd  *  are  Life^  t  Fire^  Ike  others  are  both 
Fire  and  Life. 

•Active  Loan  Endowment,  W.  G.  Mayhew, 
lU,  Temple  row 

Agricultural  Cattle,  J.  EUcington,  43,  Cam- 
den street 

•Alfred,  T.  R.  T.  Hodgson,  2,  Cherry  st. 

Alliance,  British  <fe  Foreign,  B.  H.  Harris, 
198,  Livery  street 

Architects,  Engineers,  and  Builders,  Fredk. 
Empson,  36,  Colmore  row 

•Argus,  Geo.  P.  Wragge,  4,  Bennett's  hill 

Birmingham  Guardian  Society  for  the  Pro- 
tection of  Tradp,S.Hemming,20,Temple  rw 

tBirminghara,  Wm.  Suckling,  sec.  Union  st. 
Samuel  Sanders,  Handsworth  village 

•Britannia,  Samuel  Balden,  43,  Paradise  st 


•British  Empire  Mutual,  Benjamin  Hudson, 

18,  Bull  street 
•British  Commercial,  H.  J.  Atkins, 32,  Bull  st 
British  Guarantee  Association,  A.Lowe,  91, 

New  street 
Church  of  England,  R.  Davies,40,Templervv 
•City  of  London,  Charles  Wyatt  Orford,  12, 

^Vaterloo  street 
•Clerical,  Medical,  &  General,  Lane&  Perry, 

12,  Waterloo  street 
tCounty,  William  Sumner,  97,  High  street 
County  Hail   Storm,  W.  G.   Mayhew,    10, 

Temple  row 
•Crown,  Arthur  Ryland,  40,  Cherry  street 
•Crown,  John  Scott,  8,  Waterh)o  street 
tDistrict,  Henry  Lowe,  sec.  61,  New  street; 

Edward  Greensill,  88,  Aston  st,  and  John 

Cheatle,  Lozells 
•Eagle,  <feProtector,W.R.Lloyd,7,NewhalIst 

20 


290 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


•Economic,  Thos.  Kell,  35,  Bennett's  hill 
Edinburgh,    T.  Tyudull  &  Son,  64,  Little 

Charles  street 
English  &  Scottish  Law  <fe  Loan  Association, 

Edwin  Wright,  G.  Waterloo  st.  <fe  Thomas 

Slaney,  2,  Sewhall  street 


tPhoenix,  H.  J.  Adkins,  32,  Bull  st. ;  W.  R. 

Lloyd,  7,  Newhall  st. ;  and  J.  P.  Haswell, 

52,  New  street 
•Professional.  E.  P.  De\-is,35,  Cherry  street, 

and  J.  S.  Cockings,  111,  Montpelier  row 
•Profession,  A.  Lowe,  91.  New  street 


•Engineers,  Masonic,  A:  Universal  Mutual, ,  Property  Protective  Society,  J.  B.  Hebbert, 

E,  Pitman,  IHO,  Bristol  road  j      2,  Temple  street 

•English  \\'i(lows'  Fund  and  General,  J.  W.   'Provident,  William  Sumner,  97,  High  st. 

Cutler,  l.'{,  Bennetts  hill  Reliance  Assurance  <fe  Annuity  Society,  T. 

•Etonian  <fe  Endowment  Society,  R.  Smith,       Hill,  16,  Union  passage 

49,  Union  passage  Royal,  Richard  Henry  Tarleton,  80,  Newst 

•European,  Samuel  Keeley,  12,  New  street  Royal  Exchange,  J.  Kempson,  59,  Broad  st 
Fanners'  and  (iraziers'  Mutual 'Cattle  In-   Royal  Farmers"  «fe  General  (and  Hail  Storm,) 

surance,  Samuel  Kempson,  36.  Union  st.  |      B.  Chesshire,  13,  Temple  row  ;  Alexander 
•Freemasons'  <fe  General,  Wra.  Hy.  Reece,  i      Harrison,  8,  Edmiiud  street;  and  Henry 


104,  New  street 
General,  J.  Phipson,  70,  Navigation  street 
Globe,  C.  W.  Elkington,  4,  Newhall  street 


Lamb,  17,  Moor  street 
'Scotland  (Association  of,)  John  Turner,  31, 
Temple  row 


•Great  Britain,  Mutual,  J.   Partridge,  47,  'Scottish   Equitable,  J.  H.  Beilby,  Temple 
Union  passage  buildings.  New  sireet 

(JuaranteeSociety,Nat.  Lea.  4<K  Bennett's  hi  •Scottish  Provident,  Charlton  Brothers,  27, 

Guardian,  J.  C.  Chaj^lin,  15,  Paradise  st.  Lionel  street 

•Imperial,  J.  W.  Tarlton,  9,  Chciry  st.  and  Scottish  Union,  Thos.  Anderson,  Easy  row 
Henry  P^lnninds,  Union  sK  j  •Scotti^ih  Widows'  Fund,  Joseph  Jagger,  64, 

•huliat(-  London.  J.  Partridge.  47,  Union  pas       High  st.  «fe  J.  B.  Hebl)ert,  2,  Temple  st. 

•Law,  Thomas  Henry  (Jem,  32,  New  street ,  •Sovereign,  Robert  Power,  17,  Temple  st. 

tLaw,  William  Henry  Reece,  104,  New  st.  |  •Standard,  John  Barnes,  40,  AVaterloost. 

Legal  d-  Commercial,  J.  P.Nunn,  56,  Ann  st  'Star,  Richard  Peart  tV-  Son,  38,  Bull  street 

I^icensed\'ictuallers, J. (libbons,  19. Paradises  Sun,  James  Price,  41,  Cherry  st.,  &  Charles 

Liverpool  6c  London,  Sidney  Chavasse.  95.       Yates,  1,  Suffolk  street 

New  street,  and  Thos.  Laut,  42,  Mouutst.   Union,  Samuel  Danks,  3,  Waterloo  street 
Newhall  street  ^ 'Universal,  Rt.  ^\^  Webb,  20,  Ann  street 

London   Corporation,  John  Richardson,  47,   'Victoria,  John  Hy.  Gimblet.  34,Canuon  st. 
Paradise  street  j'Wesleyan  Provident  and  Sick  Annuity,  J. 


English,  29}/,,  Temple  row 
West  of  England,  Samuel  Rawlins,  jun.  100, 

Weaman  street 
Western,  and  Annuity,    H.  A.  Holden,  1, 

CheiTy  street 
Yorkshire,  E.  C  Osborne,  29,  Bennett's  hill 


London  Assurance  Corporation,  Wm.  Mor- 
gan, 37,  Waterloo  st. 
Manchester,  Eliz.  H.  Ryder,  38,  Bell  st. 
•Mariners',  Thos.  Standbridge,  25,  Ann  st. 
•Medical,   Invalid,  tV:  General,  N.   Lea,  40, 

Bennett's  hill 
•Metropolitan  Counties  tfe  Cieneral  Anmiitv  tt    a   i       t  j  f¥i 

Loan  and  Investment  Society,  J.  B.  Heb-  i         HOtelS,  Inns,  and  Tavems. 

bert.  2,   r(MMj)le  street  Accommodationinn,  J.Tuckley, 73,  Snowhl 

•Minerva.  H.  (i.  Smallwood,  41,  Temple  st. ,  Acorn  Connnercial  Inn,  William  Evans,  32, 
•Mutual  licnefit,  Taylor,  Glover,  «fe  Co.  31, 1      Temple  street 

Union  street  Acorn,  .lolin  McCarthy,  Wheeler  street 

•National  Loan  Fund,  J.  Pearson,  31,  Ben- j  Acorn,  Edward  Corbett,  18,  Lichfield  street 

nettshill  i  Acorn,  .Ios(>ph  Dudley.  1,  Cross  street 

National  Mercantile, \^■.M.Taylor.20,^'ewst  Acorn,  Sarah  Hrowning,  15,  Summer  street 
•N  'tional  Pn.vi(lent,C.M.Evans.27,Tm|»l.st  .Acorn  (Old.)  >h»ry  Hitchen,  17,  New  Inkleys 
National  Reversionary  Investment,  (Jillham    Acorn,  .lohn  lilenk.  25.  Oxford  street 

and  Thomas,  25,  Temple  stre<<t  Adam  A'  Eve,  (leo.  Smith,  201,  Brad  ord  st. 


North  Hritish,.!.  |{.  Hlixham, 22, Waterloo  st 
North  of  England,  W.  Hohnes,:{9.j,  Cherry 
St.;    II.   Hawkes,  I,  Insurance  buildings; 
and  Shenston  A-  Mills,  25,  Mary  Ann  st. 
•North  of  Scotland,  A.  F.  Morgan,   I,  Ben- 
nett's hill 


Adderley's  Arms,  Henry  Brown,  Saltley 
.American  Inn,  \\'illiam   \'anghan,  71,  New 

Canal  sfr(>et 
Ancb  -r,  Henry  Kirby,  46,  Park  st.  Bull  ring 
Anchor,  Edward  Stinton,  13,  Sheep  street 
Anchiir,  Owen  Lees,  23,  Islington  row 


Norwich  Union. .lohn  (Ireen,  21, Bennett's  hi  .\nclior  lav.,  Benj.  Palmer.  202,  Bradford  st 

•I'alladitnn.  John  Stnl)bs,  15,  Bennett's  hill  Anchor,  JohnClements,31,Johnst.Daleend 

•Pelican,  1  lenry  (;iniblett,34.  Clu'iry  street.  Anchor,  William  Hill,  Dartmouth  street 

and  J.  S.  Cockings,  111,  .Montinlier  row  Anchor  Tavern.  W  .  Monk.  32,  Hurst  street 


UIRMrNGHAM    TR.ADK    LIST. 


291 


Angel,  John  Lines,  63,  Coleshill  street 
Angel,  Elizubeth  Clarke,  128,  Hospital  st. 
Angel,  Charles  Whitworth,  Spark  l»r()ok 
Antelope's  Head,  Chas.  Butvvcll,  o6.  Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 
Amiy  and  Navy  Hotel,  John  Williams,  129, 

Great  Brook  street 
Ashted  Tavern, W.  Reynolds,  102,  Henry  st 
Barley  Mow,  Ann  Greaves,  l,Tanter  street 
Barrel,  Mary  Bridgewater,  50,  Snow  hill 
Biirrel,  KHz.  Jackson,  11,  Inge  street 
Barrel  Welders'  Arms,  Thos.  Edge,  Cecil  st. 
Bartcm'SxVnns,  W.  Aston,  Aston  New  Town 
Bee  Hive,  Anth.  Savatard,  31,  Garbett  st. 
Bell,  Chas.  Maybury,  7^^,  Steelhonse  lane 
Bell,  Edward  Green,  19,  Prospect  row 
Bell,  John  Matthews,  IIG,  Dale  end 
Bell,  My.  Fosbrooke,  7,  Philip  st..  High  st. 
Bell,  Edward  Grimley,  Wood  street 
Bell,  John  Deakin,  153,  Livery  street 
Bell,  Edward  Reynolds,  21,  Bristol  street 
Bell,  Wm.  Grendell,  79,  Snffolk  street 
Bell  and  Candlestick,  C.  Godfrey,  3S,  Annst. 
Birmingham  Arms  Tavern,   Chas.  Corbett, 

71,  Hampton  street 
Birmingham  Anns,  S.  Swinbiu-n,  1 ,  Moat  rw 
Black  Boy  and  Woolpack,   Jno.   Gough,  1, 

St.  Martin's  lane 
Black  Boy,  Hy.  Nicholls,  52,  Staniforth  st. 
Black  Horse,  Geo.  Jefferies,  39,  Banbury  st. 
Black  Horse,  Thos.  Creed,  222,  Ashted  rw. 
Black  Horse,  David  Edkins,  218,  Stratford  rd 
Black  Lion,  James  Blyth,  82,  Coleshill  st. 
Black  Lion,  T.  Joyner,  24,  Smallbrook  st. 
Black  Swan,  Geo.  Fulford,  8,  Bromsgrovest. 
BlackSwan,W.Haddleton,64.Smallbrookst. 
BloomsburyTavem,J.Hyde,127,Heneage  st 
Blue  Pig,  Charles  Mulligan,  112,  Moor  st. 
Board.  L.  Williams,  94,  Steelhouse  lane 
Board,  CUuissa  Felton,  20,  Summer  row 
Board,  John  Hadley,  1,  Sheepcote  street 
Board  Commercial  Hotel,  Mary  Ann  Ding- 
ley,  124,  Moor  street 
Boar's  Head,W.  Hopkins,  209,  Bradford  st. 
BordesleyParkTav.,  M.Gardner,!, Sandy  In. 
Bowling   Green  Tavern,  John  Carriugton, 

79,  Hollo  way  head 
Box  Iron,  Wm.  Shaw,  28,  Fordrongh  street 
Brewers'  Arms,  W.  Palmer,  27,  Bordesley  st. 
Bricklayers'  Arms,   Thomas  Andrews,  94, 

Great  Charles  street 
Bricklayers'Arms,T.  Tabberner,  13,  Ann  st. 
Britannia,  Thos.  Huxey,  27,  St.  Paul's  sq. 
Britannia,  Eli/a  r^Ienzie,  286,  Sxunmer  lane 
Britannia,  John  Ward,  4,  Birchall  street 
Britannia,  James  Smith,  13,  Pigott  street 
Britannia,  W.  Wakefield,  27,   Legge  street 
Brown  Lion,  John  Hanson,  28,  Horse  fail- 
Bull  <fe  Beggar,  Thomas  Harris,  3,  Thomas 

street.  Dale  end 
Bull's  Head  Inn,  J.  Shields,  174,  Camp  hill 
Bull's  Head,  (Old)  John  Silk,  81,  Digbeth 
Bull's  Head,  John  Cooper,  85,  Moor  street 


Bull's  Head,  Rd. Taylor,  Villa  rd.,  Soho  hill 
Bull's  Head,  Alfred  Porter,  22.  Howard  st. 
Bull's  Head,  John  Capuer,  8,  Pope  street 
Bull's  Head, William  Stokes,  I'ritchet  street 
Bull's  Head,  Henry  Hanson,  11 1,  Molandst 
Bull's  Head,  Frederick  Pimm,  37,  Wharf  st 

Suffolk  street 
Bull's  Head,  Thos.  Blyth,  23,  Prospect  rw. 
Bull's  Head,  Thos.  Rainsford,  77,  Digbeth 
Bull's  Head,  Thomas  .lohns,  1,  Price  street 
Bull's  Head,  Robt.  Baxter,  14,  Up.  Priory 
Bull's  Head,  John.  Aspinal,  61,  Pinfold  st. 
Bull's  Head,  William  Steele,  23,  Hill  street 
Bull's  Head.William  Cox,  52,  Smallbrook  st. 
Bull's  Head,  Saml.  Harfield,21,  Old  Inkleys 
Calthorpe  Anns,  W.  Haslett,  77,  Bath  row 
Cape  of  Good  Hope,  Wm.  Lee,  the  Cape 
Canteen,E. Lawrence,  Barracks, Gt. Brook  st 
Carpenters'ArmSjH.  Smith.63,  St.George's  st 
Castle  Inn,  Joseph  Cooper,  4L  Aston  street 
Castle,  John  Hadley,  52,  Suffolk  street 
Castlellotel,  John  (fe  Thos.  Lane,41,  Highst 
Castle  (fe  Falcon,  W.  Doughty,  43,  Snow  hill 
ChapelTavern,T.Medlicott,  123,( J t. Charles  s 
Chapel  Tavern,  Charles  Bush,  37,  Fleet  st. 
Chapel  Tavern,  E.  Richards,  17,Whittal  st. 
Chequers,  Thos.  Hands,  84,  Park  st.  Bullrg. 
Chequers,  Thos.  Griiiin,  43,  Bell  Barn  road 
Church,  W.  Busby,  22,  Gt.  Hampton  street 
Clarendon  Hotel,  G.  Harrison,  1,  Temple  st 
ClarendonVaults,J.Chad\vick,7,Templerw. 
Coach  and  Horses,  Commercial  Inn,  Henry 

Tiu-ner,  35,  Bell  street 
Coach   and   Horses    Inn,    Edward   Samuel 

Brooks,  30,  Snow  hill 
Coach  and  Horses  Commercial  Inn,  Joseph 

Taylor,  16,  New  Meeting  street 
Coach  and  Horses,  Wm.  Fowler,  124,  High 

street,  Bordesley 
Coach  &  Horses,  M.  Heaitt,  40,  Up.  Dean  st 
Coach  and  Horses,  Chas.  Jones,  Sand  pits 
Colmore  Arms,  Wm.  Alf.  Minshull,  Mill  st. 
CommercialHotel, ';\'.B. Reynolds,  117,News 
Commercial   Inn,    \\  illiam  Thacker,    120, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Compass,  Wm.  Ireland,  142,  Alcester 
Compass.  Emma  Gilbert,  155,  Brearley  st.W 
Cossack  Tavern,  John  Morris,  2,  Hicks  s  |. 
Cottage  of  Content,  C.  Tidman,St.\'incent  st 
Country  Girl,  Jno.  Leeson,  72,  Navigation  st 
(JrescentTavern,  Jph.  Cope,  14,  Kingston  rw 
Crtss,  John  Price,  20,  Smallbrook  street 
Cross  Guns,  Wm.  Adams,  61,  Lancaster  st. 
Cross  Keys,  John  Harford,  9,  Balsall  street 
Cross  Keys,  W.  Boden,  45,  Up.  Windsor  st. 
Cross  Pistols,  Wm.  Hands,  86,  Slaney  st. 
Crown,  John  Owen,  26,  Broad  street 
Crown,  (Old)    Thos.  Dugmore,   64,    (Jreat 

Charles  street 
Crown,  John  Atherley,  78,  Edmund  street 
Crown cfeAnchor,  H.S.  Parker,  135,  Livery  st. 
Crown  and   Anchor,  James    Hamijlin.  21, 

New  Thomas  street 


292 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Crown  <fe  Cushion,  M.  Jer ome.  Aston  N.  T. 
Cnp,  Joseph  Hughes,  179.  Livery  street 
Darwin  Tavern,  li.  Grove,  46,  Uarwin  st.     | 
Dartmouth  Arms.  E.  Peters,  lj,Dartmout  st 
Dog,  Ann  Adcock,  7'"',  Loveday  street 
Dog  <fe  Duck.  Henry  Lloyd,  6S.  Edmund  st 
Dog  <fe  Duck,  John  IloUoway,  40.  Sheej)  st 
Dog  <fe  Duck.  Ann  White,  SH,  HoUoway  hd 
Dog  <fe  Partridge,  John  Hill.  17.  Alcesterst 
Dog  <fe  Partridge,  John  Harfield,  47,  Ellis  st 
Dog(fe  Partridge,  lid. Thornton,  Lea  Bankrd 
Dog  «fc  Partridge,  Jj)!).  IJill.  42.  Birchall  st 
Dog  &  Partridge,  Thomas  Wells,  186,  Up- 
per Windsor  street  ' 
Doli)hin,  (Old.)  xM.  M.  Smith,  88,  Suffolk  st 
Dolphin,  Saml.  Rod  way,  48,  Bromsgrove  st , 
Dolphin  Inn,  Saml.  Smith,  100,  Coventry  st 
Dolphin,  John  Currier,  9.  Monmouth  street 
Dolphin,  John  Sheldon,  131,  Unctt  street     [ 
Duk(;  of  Cumberland,   George   Watts,  29, 

Park  street,  Bull  ring  I 

Duke  of  Marlborough,  Henry  Coxford,  31, 

Mount  street,  Newhall  street  | 

Duke  of  York,  Saml.  Bradbury,  18,  Doe  st 
Duke  of  York,  John  Crisp,  213,  Aston  road 
Duke  of  York,  James  Cros-*,  13,  Duke  st 
Duke  of  York,  lid.  Spercer,  8,  Horse  fair 
Dnn  Cow,  George  Horton,  13.  Horse  fair 
Eagle,  Geoige  Ireland,  Oozells  street 
Eagle  <fe  Ball,  Jas.  Onions,  13,  Colmore  st 
Eagle  tfe  Tun  Inn,  Eliz.  Smith,  Banbury  st' 
Edgl)aston  Tavern,  Chas.  Sliaw,  Lea  Bankrd 
Elephant,  Samuel  (Jiles,  17,  Baggot  street    i 
Earl  Grey  Inn,  Henry  Weston,  Pershore  rd 
Farriers'  Anns,  Geo.  Jones,  100,  Lichfield  st 
Fighting   Cocks,    James   Thompson,     182, 

High  street,  Deritend 
Flagg  Inn,  Jane  Cummings,  20,  Howe  st 
Five    Ways    Tavern,    Thomas    Pinner,     1, 

Lady  ^\'ood  lane 
Fountain,  Rebecca  Smith,  93,  Cheapside 
Fount<iinTavcrn,Wm.Wrighton,136,Newst 
Fox,  John  As])inal,  16,  Freeman  .street 
Fox,  Samuel  M arson,  11,  Fox  street 
Fox  tfe  Dogs,  .John  Ciray,  63,  Princip  street 
Fox  iKr  Dogs,  Charles  Peers,  4(!,  liionel  st 
Freemasons' Anns,  J  ph.  Bowen. 27. 1  p.  Priory 
French  Horn,  .Jj)h.  Lichfii'ld,  6,  Mary  Ann  st 
Friy^hted  I  lorse,(ieo.B;iil<'v.l  landsworth  vil^r 
(Jnrrick's  Head,  Chas.  Cheshire,  27,   I^ower 

Temple  street 
Gate  Inn,  Thos,  llyland,   Icknield  st..   East 
(iute  Inn,  Thomas  .Midhinii,  Sallley 
General  l''.lliott,.lpli.Hol»son,79.N«'w  Inkleys 
CJeneral  Wolfe,  Sarah  Lingard,  23,  Aston  rd 
(Jeorge,  Richiird  Hates.  144,  Digbeth 
(ieorge,  ,Iobn  Itriscoe,  30,  Cliapel  street 
(Jeorge,  Henry  Uhatton.    !!."»,  [janca-ster  st 
(J(»ortr('  A'   Crown,     TlKtmas    Bourne,   John 

utrcct.  Dale  end 
George<feDragon,Hy.Chambers,.')9, Church  st 
George    iV    I)rau:on,     Ivhvard     Biddle,     47, 

Wharf  street,  Suilolk  street 


George* Dragon,  Eliz.  Richards.  1 13.  Barr st 
George  &  Dragon,   Henry  Pinfold,  10,  No- 
vascotia  street 

George  ctDragon,Wm.Rennie,l,Weamanst 
(ieorge<fe  Dragon,  D.Wollaston,75,  Livery  st 
Globe,  John  Smith,  71,  Great  Ban  street 
(ilobe,  Thomas  Bartley,  138.Vauxhall  road 
(ilobeTavern,  Jno.Brown,42,Gt.Hamptonst 
Golden  Cro.ss,  Sarah  Cheshire,  8,  Dale  end 
Golden  Cross.  John  Sheldon,  (>4.  Snow  hill 
(jolden  Cross,  J  as.  Thomeloe,  8 1 ,  W  eaman  st 
Golden  Cnp  Inn,  J  ph.  Lunt,  20,  Camden  st 
Golden  Cup,  (ieo.  Munn,  38,  Lt.  Charles  st 
Golden  Cnp,  Jane  Sills,  24,  Stafford  street 
(Jolden  Cup,  John  Sivan,  37,  Smallbrookst 
Golden  Cup,  Geo.  Reynolds,  1 1.5,  Bradford  .st 
Golden  Eagle,  My.  Wasdell,  49,  Swallow  st 
Golden  Elephant,  JohnWalker,  15,  Ca.stle  st 
Golden  Fleece,  Thos.  Pallett,65,Edgbastonst 
(j olden  Horse, Wm.Dowding,55,Duddstn.rw 
Golden  Lion,  Jo.seph  Dukes,  13,  Hall  street 
Golden  Lion.  Jno.  Bennett,  75,  (Jt.Charles  .st 
Golden  Lion,  Frederick  Wood,  117,  Lionel  .st 
Golden  Lion,  John  Taylor,  9,  A.ston  .street 
Golden  Lion,  William  Bradshaw,  25,  High 

street,  Deritend 
Goodfellows'  Lodge,    H.   Gateley,   3,   Old 

Meeting  street 
Gough  Arms,  Thos.  Smith,  40,  Up.  Gough  st 
Gough  Arms,  John  Wilson,  1,  Sun  .st.  West 
Grand   Junction    Inn,   Jeremiah   Ashmoll, 

39,  Cardigan  street 
Grand  Junction  Railway  Inn,  Henry  Fla- 

vell,  1,  Bloom.sbury 
Grand    Turk   and    Commercial    Iian,    John 

(Jlossop,  8  and  9,  Ludgate  hill 
Grand  Turk,  Joseph  Page,  34,  Bell  street 
(Jrand  Tiirk,  L.  Lucas,  83,  Hockley  hill 
Grapes  Inn,  Francis  Allden,  190,  Livery  st 
Grape.s,  Thomas  Ward,  81,  A.ston  .street 
Grapes,  Samuel  Shilton,  Gibheath 
(ireen  Dragon,  My.Ann  Adkins.8,Sheepct.st 
Green Dragon.Thos.  IIackney,42,  Lichfld.st 
(Jreen  Man,  John  Moore,  8,  Aston  road 
(;reenMan,Thos.IIildick,41.Highst.Deritnd 
(Jreen  Man,  James  Hobson,  9,  Lancaster  .st 
(ireeu  Man,  Richard  Moore,  22,  Sand  street 
(Jreen  Man,  Monis  Myers,  43,  Kdgbaston  st 
Green  Man,  Richard  Speer,  3(5.  Coleshill  .st 
(ireen  Man,  Cornelius  Penton,  23,  Fleet  st 
(Jreen  Man,  (Jeo.  Newey,  30.  Lr.  Temple  .st 
(Jreyhound,  \Vm.  Knowles,  di),  Lr.  Trinity  st 
(Jreyhonnd.  .Ino.  Sonthall,  27..  Navigation  st 
(Jrosvenor's  Anns,  1 1  enryArmishaw,  1, (iros- 

venor  street.  West 
Gun  Harrel,  .lames  Spilsbury,  Bristol  road 
(inn  Makers'  Arm.s,  .lames  Hill,  92,  Bath  st 
Half  Moon,  (Jeorge  Parke.s,  52,  Dudley  st 
Half  Moon.  .lolin  Genders,  (>.  Little  Hill  st 

I  landels  I  lead,.losluia  Price,  74,\\  arwick  st 
Ilandsworth  Tavern,  Robt.  Beeson,  Hands- 
worth  vilhigc 

II  are d-  Hounds, .Ino.  Suttou,86, Woodcock  st 


DIRMINGIU.M    THADP:    LIST. 


293 


Heart  in  Hand,  .lohn  Fox,  47,  Lichfield  st. 
Hen  cfc  Chickens,  James  Dcvis,  l."{().  New  at 
Hen  <fe  Chickens,  James  Edamnds,  16,  Con- 
stitution hill 
Hen  d'  Chickens,  Joseph   Ilawkesford,  34, 

Dartmonth  street 
HenA-Chickens,  A. S])ink. 62,  Bartholomew  st. 
Holt's  Anns  and  Electric    Telegraph  Inn, 

Thomas  Ide,  13,  Lister  street 
Hope  t\^  Anchor,  J.  Greenhill,  43,  Edmund  st 
Hope  iV:  Anchor,  John  Hanks.  1,  Holland  st 
Hope  iV  Anchor,  James   \V.  Whistou,   110, 

Coleshill  street 
Hope  cV:  Anchor,  Ahel  drove,  29,  Ward  st. 
Hoped' Anchor,  P  Blacklock,79,  Caroline  st 
Hope  cVr  Anchor,  Francis  Inchlcy,  63,  Green 

street,  Birchall  street 
Hope  <V  Anchor,  C.  Foden.  101,  New  Canal  st 
Hop  Pole,  John  Brown,  25,  Pershore  street 
Hop  Pole,  G .  Pakeman,  1 14,  Constitution  hill 
Horse  &  Groom,  T.  JAV.  Bulpit,28,  Livery  st 
Horse  &  Groom,  John  Sheppey.  95,  Holt  st 
Horse  <fe  Groom,  Wm.  Dipple.  83,  Digbeth 
Horse  &  Groom,  Joseph  Richards,  42,  John 

street,  Dale  end 
Horse&Jockey,  R.Kenton,  40,  Lt.  Charles  st 
Horse  &  Jockey,  Edw.  Rogers,  120,  Digbeth 
Horse  tfe  Jockey,  Abraham  Ems,  13,  Hill  st 
Horse  Shoe,  Geo.Bearsley,4,  St.  Martin'sln. 
Ivy  Bush,  Henry  Davis,  Hagley  road 
Jim  Crow,  John  Tailby,  103,  Hill  street 
Johnson's  Head,  Jph. Whiles,  18,  Congrevest 
Jolly  Bacchus,B.Fowell,  Thomas  st.Dale  end 
Justice,  A.  Cotterill,  70,  Lombard  street 
Kiug'sAnns.IMy.Clements,47,NewTownrw. 
King's  Arms,  Edmund  Webb,  123, William  st 
King's  Arms,  John  Sims,  9,  Howe  street 
King'sAnns, Penelope  Hinton,5, Moore's  row 
King's  Arms.  John  Smith,  99,  Great  Barr  st 
King's  Anns,  Richard  Ady,  1,  Bardford  st. 
King's  Arms,  James  Birch,  oS,  Pershore  st. 
King's  Arms,Harriet  Hillman,40,Whittallst 
King's  Anns,  Harriet  Careless,  14.  Suffolk  st 
Kings  Arms,  Saml.  Simmons,  7,  Baggot  st 
King  Edwardl  V.  Inn,  N.  Granger,  17,  Parade 
King's  Head  Inn,  T.  Reeves,  67,  Allison  st 
King's  Head,  H.  Hudson,  127,  Digbeth 
King's  Head,  Hannah  Belcher,  56,  Dudley  st 
Kings  Head,  Charles  Beasley,  Hagley  road 
King's  Head,  A.  M.  Adams,  18,  Steelhs.  In. 
King's  Head,  M.  Freeth,  125,  Lr.Brearleyst 
King's  Head,T.IVIinor,56,  High  st.Bordesley 
King  of  Prussia,  Rd.  Tabberner,  16,Newtonst 
Lambd:Flag.F.Hattaway,12,Jno.stDaleend 
Lamp  Inn  and  Birmingham  Cider  Cellars, 

J.  Stinton,  33,  Cannon  street 
Lamp  Tavern,  William  P.  Shaw,  73,  Bull  st 
Lamp  Tavern,  Ann  Edwards,  20,  Beak  st. 
Lamp  Tavern,  \V .  D.  Brownell,  134,  High 

street,  Bordesley 
Leather   Bottle,    Edward  Smallwood,  222, 

High  street,  Deritend 
Leopard  Inn,  George  Bott,  1,  Henrietta  st 


j  Leopard,  .Tohn  Hnskisson,  87,  Dale  end 

[  Leopard,  John  (iray,  87,  Weanian  street 
Leojjard,  Wm.  Darl)y.  16,GreatHampton  st 
Leopard,  William  Askey,  82,  Brearley  st 
Lion  tV:  Lamb,  Mary  Hewitt,  17,  High  st. 
Lord  Nelson,  J.  Parker,  22,  Highst.  Deritend 
Lord  Nelson,  Wm.  Sextone,  32,  Tauter  st. 
Lord  Nelson,  Thos,  Pressdee,  41,  Thorp  st. 
Lozells  Tavern,  Job  Martin,  Lozells 
MaltShovel,Saml.Osborn,152,Dartmouthst. 
Malt  Shovel,  E.  Harcourt,  50,  Smallbrookst 

:  MaltShovel,S. A. Coleman,  Thos.  st.  Dale  end 

I  Malt  Shovel,  Robert  Owen,  20,  Fordrough  st 
Malt  Shovel,  Jph.  Green,  57,  Lt.  Charles  st 

j  Marquis  Cornwallis,B.  Sadler,40,Weaman  st 
Market  Tavern,  T.  HaiTis,  50,  Worcester  st 

j  Minerva  Inn,  J. Fulford,  1 7, Gt. Hampton  row 
Mitre,  Henry  Harrison,  40,  Moor  street 

I  Mitre,  H.  Gilbert,  66,  Newhall  street 

!  Mogul,    Thomas    Nathaniel    Hadley,   95, 

'      Bartholomew  sti-eet 
Moseley  Arms,  S.  Fisher,  105.  Ravenhurst  st 

i  Mug  House,  John,  Trevitt,  7.  Chapel  street 
Nag's  Head,  W.  Jones,  29,  High  st.  Deritend 
Nag'sHead,  John  Westwood,94,  Lichfieldst 
Navigation  Inn,  Thos.  Hitchens,  1,  Parade 

I  Navigation  Inn,  Joseph  Bennett,  36, Wharf 

j      street,  Suffolk  street 
Navigation  Inn,  George  Shaw,Wheeley'srd. 
Nelson, (Commercial,)R.Gooden,l,Spicealst. 
Nelson,  James  King,  2,  Nelson  street 
Nelson,  Mary  Taylor,  34,  Russell  street 
Nelson,  R.  Johnson,  17,  Loveday  street 
New  Inn,  Edwd.  Thomas,  243,  Gt.  Lister  st 
New  Inn,  Robert  Leonard,  1,  New  John  st 
New  Inn,  Wm.  Smith,  193,  Bromsgrove  st 
New  Inn,  Hy.  Bolton,  Handsworth  village 
New  Inns,  Wm.  Chattaway,  323,  Summer  In 
New  Peacock,  Edward  March,  49,  Aston  rd 
Odd  Fellows'  Arms,   Thomas   Brown,  54, 

Edmund  street 
Odd  Fellows'xVrms,  Jph.  Perkins,  33,  Adam  st 
Old  Barley  Mow,  Jas.  Jones.26.Northwood  st 
Old  Crown,  Jph.  Baylis,  186,Highst.Deritud 
Old  Crown,  John  Coates,  Lower  Tower  st 
Old  Engine,  Thomas  Bowley,  49,  Dale  end 
Old  Fox,  E.  Maiden,  55,  Inge  street 
Old  Fox,  William  Tilsley,  14,  Fleet  street 
Old  Guy,  Elizabeth  Bateman,  57,  Digbeth 
Old  King's  Anns,  Thomas  Lewis,  14,  Lon- 
don 'Prentice  street 
Old  Malt  Shovel,  John  Alfred  Cleaver,  5S, 

Coventry  street 
Old  Malt  Shovel,  John  Pitt,21i,  Princip  st. 
Old  Peacock,  Thomas  Woolley,  55,  Aston  st 
Old  Rodney,  Phcebe  Powell, 49,  Thorp  street 
Old  Rodney,  Wm.  Harper,  51,  Hill  street 
Old  Ship,  Sarah  Williams,  27,  Fox  st. 
Old  Star,  John  James,  62,  Lichfield  street 
Old  Still,  James  Williams,  73,  Weaman  st. 
Old  L'nion  Mill,  Jph.  Wadhams,  11,  Holtst 
Old  Wharf,  Hem-y  Sijilsbury,  21,  Oxford  st. 
Old  White  Lion,  11.  Cole,  56,  Lancaster  st. 


294 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADK    LIST. 


Old  White  Lion,  Thos.  Brighton,  27, Thorp  st 
Orange  Tree,  Chas.  Scambler,  83,  Highgate 
Parliament  House,  Rd.Bli.ssett,39,Ashtedrw 
Paul  Pry,  Heniy  Kemp,  10,  New  Summer  st 
Phoenix,  (Old,)  T.Tu.stin,;j,  Park  st.BuUring 
Plough  and  Balloon,  G.  Shelley,  270,  New 

Town  row 
Plough  cfe  Harrow,  Jas.  Hamblin,  18,Highgt. 
Plough  <fe  Harrow,  Ann  Dee,  Hagley  road 
Plough  &  Harrow,   Roliert  Doogood,  131, 

Hampton  street 
Plough  &  Harrow  Revived,  Henry  Burgess, 

127^,  Suflblk  street 
Plumbers' Arms,  J  .G.Whitfield,  1 2,Newton  st 
Private  and  Commercial  Hotel,   Misses  J. 

and  H.  Allen,  11,  Old  Square 
Pump  Tavern,  T.  Wardhangh.  9,  Bull  ring 
Punch  Bowl,  C.  Burbidge,  o4,  Steelhouse  In 


Rose,  Wm.  Jeiikins,  68,  Edgbaston 
Rose  &  Crown,  Thomas  Harrison,  Trent  st 
Rose  &  Crown,  Sml.  Smith,  25,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Rose  cfe  Crown,  S.  Robinson,  71.  Weaman  st 
Rose  tfe  Crown,  Benj.  Pope,  37,  Moor  st. 
Rose  &  Crown,  Walter  Yates,  12, Summer rw 
Rose  <fe  Crown,  Mary  Hendren,  44,  Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 
Rose  cfe  Crown,  Geo.  Currier,  197,  Cheapside 
Rose  cfe  Crown,  J.  Raybould,79|,  Lichfield  st 
Rose  <fe  Crown,  John  Aston,  19,  Whittallst. 
Rose  (fe  Crown,  W. Freeman,  135, Brmsgrve.st 
Rose  tfe  Crown,  J.  Sweeney,  19, New  lukleys 
Rose  Ar  Punch  Bowl,  Jas.  Hughes,41,Bull  st 
Royal  Exchange,  J.  Wiggan, 27,  Whittall  st 
Royal  George,  T.  Hodgkins,  350,  Summer  In 
Royal   Hotel,   (Commercial,)    F.   Dee,   26, 

Temple  row 


Queen's  Family  Hotel  <fe  Railway  Refresh-   Royal  Oak  Inn,  Susan  Radclifle,  82,Barrst 


ment  Rooms,  R.  Bacon,  London  <fe  North 
Western  Railway  Station 
Queen,  Chas.  Hobbins,  39,  Howard  place 


Royal  Oak,  Samuel  Perry.  Lozells 

Royal  Oak,  Thomas  Williams,  Hanover  st. 

RoyalOak,  S.  Ottingnon,  62,  Little  Charles  st 


Queen  Adelaide,  W.  Goodman,42.  HosptL  st  Royal  Oak,  John  ^L  Littler,  1,  Old  lukleys 
Queen's  Arms,  Edward  Jones,  138,  Lionel  st '  Ryland  Arms,  William  Powis,  16,  Rylaud  st 
Queen's  Arms,  J.  Walters,  212,  Bell  Barn  rd  Sailors  Return,  Sarah  Jackson.  2,  ^\'atery  In 
Queen's  Head,  E.  Lawley,  192,New  Twn  rw  St.  George's  Inn,  Mary  Smith,3S,  Hartordst. 
Queen's  Head  Inn,  Hy.  Price,  153,Camdenst  St.  George's  Tav.,E.Groves,  18,Up.Towerst. 
Queen's  Head.  Thos.  Ingley,  79,  Hockley  st  i  St.  Philip's  Tavern,  J.  Walton,  35,  Church  st 
Queen's  Head,  Thos.  Clarke,  Haudwth.  vil.  Salmon,  Thomas  Watson,  38,  Severn  street 
Railway  Hotel,  Eliz.  Beech,  64,  Curzon  st.  i  Salutation  Inn,  E.  Cartwright,  86,  Snow  hi. 
Railway  Tavern,  E.Groves.23,Manchesterst  Samj)sontV.-Liou,  W. Marshall,  1 15,Gt.Chas.st 
Rainbow,  E.  Clulee,  160,  High  st.  Bordesley  Sampson  and  Lion,  Ann  Marriott,  45,  Hill  st. 
Rainbow  cfe  Beehive,  J.  Reynolds,  44,  Bullst!  Saracen's  Head,  J.  Twist,  20,  Edgbaston  st. 
Red  Cow,  Henry  Simons,  110,  Dale  end  I  Sea  Horse  Inn,  Wiii.  MaiTian,  20,  Buck  st 
Red  Cow,  Thomas  Street,  23,  Horse  fair  Seven  Stars,  Wm.  Saxelby,  48,  Lawley  st. 
Red  House  Tavern,    Edward  Martin,  348,  {Seven  Stars,  Sarah  Mayo,  73,  Worcester  st. 

New  John  street,  West  i  Shakespeare,  Hy.  Weetman.  185,  Livery  st. 

Red  Lion  Commercial  Inn,  Catherine  Birch, ;  Shakespeare,  Thos.  Willets,  Barker  street 

20,  Bread  street.  Church  street  j  Shakespeare's  Head  Inn,  John  Mousley,  70, 

Red  Lion,  Wm.  Kingsland,  Ilandsworth  vil  I      Constitution  hill 


Red  Lion,  Wm.  Davies,  2,  Bull  ring 

Red  Lion,  William  Mayner,  6,  Bond  street, 

Hampton  street 
Red  Lion,  W.  Whitehouse,  95,  Warstone  In 


Shakespeare's  Head  Inn,  Wm.  Edkins,  23, 

Kenion  street 
Shepherd  cfe  Shepherdess,  E.    Langley,   69, 

Ileneage  street 


Red  Lion,  E.  (iib.son,  199,  High  st.  Deritend   Shepherd  ifeShephcrdess,T.Withnall,Saltley 
Red  Lion,  Thomas  Southall,  63,  Suffolk  st.   Shepherd  cfe  Shepherdess,  Henry  Tomlinsou, 
Red  Lion,  Thomas  Bryan,  30,  Laniaster  st        Old  Cross  street 
Red  Lion,  Edwin  Onions,  33,  Smallbrook  st    Ship,  .las.  Smith,  70,  Steelhouse  lane 
Red  Lion,  Frederick  Docker,  64,  Cheai)side   Ship.  Richard  Taylor,  148,  Camp  hill 
Red  Lion,  John  Shaw,  7L  St.  Martin  st.         Sir.lohn  ralstaiT.\\'.Hildick.  58,^^  eaman  st. 
Reservoir  Tavern,  .lohn  Phillip.s,  Eyre  st.      i  Smalllleatiri'av.l.rarsonage,264. Smallhth. 
Rising  Sun,  Wm.  Hates,  1,  Old  Cro.ss  street     Soho  Tavern,  (ieorge  Fisher,  tiibheath 
Rising  Sun,  Henry  '1  ailby,  108,  Suflblk  st.    j  Spotted  Dog,  Thomas  White,  1,  Meriden  st. 
Ftodney,  Henry  Holder,  89,  Coleshill  street   Stag's  Head,  Eliz.  Newham,  80,  Smnmer  In. 
Rodney,  Wm.  .lohn    iJracey,  84,  Edmund  st   Spring  (J iinli'us,  N.  Farmer,  15,  Floodgate  st 
Roe  Buck,  Elias  Creed  Croft,  10,  Cox  st.      [Spread  Eagle,  Wm.  Mole,  13,  Spiceal  street 
Roe  Buck,  .Inlia  Rogers,  140,  Williauj  st.      '  S(iigA-riw>asaut  A.Hewson,32,  liniisgrove. st 
Roe  Buck,  Jemima  iMiubhuil,  60,  Broad  st. 

I.slington 
Roe  Buck,  George  Stevmison,  Soho  hill 
Itoc  liuck,  Uenj.  Hurley,  42,  Lutigate  bill     , 
Roe  Buck,  (ieo.  Greensall,  ().'>,  Lr.  Hurst  st.  I 


Mag  iV 


Pheasant,  S.  Burton,  •J4,\\'ot>dcockst 
Star,  Henry  HoUyoake,  I,  Milk  street 
Star,  Siimuel  Pike,  114,  Dale  end 
Star  A- Cart  IT  lnn,A.Leeson,70,(it.  Hmptn..st 
St  anfet ;  art  i-r  1  ini,  1).  A  shmole,58,N  w.Caual  st 


Roc  Buck,  Geo.  James  Hottely,  19,  Mi.or  stl  Stone  Cro.ss,  Robert   Owen,  60,  Dale  end 


niRM  INGHAM    TRADK    LIST, 


295 


Stork  Commercial  Inn, F.d'INI. Smith.'!, Oldsq 
SummerHillTiiv.\V.E(lmuncls,42,Sumr.lil.ter 
Sun,  William  Sutton,  101.  Bristol  street 
Swan  Comrcl.  Inn.  P.  Wakefield,  fKJ,  Uv^h  st 
Swan,  ^\'illiam  Koltin.son,  '24,  W'eamau  st. 
Swan,  John  Chapman,  Good  Knave's  end 
Swan  Tavern,  (le(>.\'incent,  iJ.SO,  Sherlock  st 
Swan,  John  Lowe,  7^^  Navi<fation  street 
Swan-with-Two-Necks,  James  Archer,  21^5, 

Lawley  street 
Swan-with-Two-Necks,  AVilliam  Davis,  53. 

High  street,  Deritend 
Swan-with-Two-Necks,  William  Sheppard, 

10-2,  Aston  street 
Swan-with-T wo- Necks,  Edward  Weller,  8, 

St.  Martin  s  lane 
Talhot,  John  Bennett,  10,  New  Inkleys 
Talbot,  John  Craddock,  16,  Digbeth 
Tamworth  Arms,  Alex.  Stammers,  o,  Moorst 
Thatched   House  Tavern  and    Commercial 

Inn.  Henry  Hewson,  47,  Duddeston  row 
Three  Crowns  Inn,  J.  Corbett,  82,  Suffolk  st 
Three  Crowns,  Wm.  Jones,  26,  Russell  st. 
ThreeCrowns,J.Plevins,221,HighstDeritend 
Three  Crowns,  \Vm.  Dickin.  109,  Steelhs.  In. 
Three  Tuns,  David  Levi,  13,  Smallbrook  st. 
Three  Tuns,  Wm.  Thompson,  37,  Snow  hill 
Three  Tuns,  Thomas  Barns,  32,  Digbeth 
Three  Tuns,  George  Penn,  162,  Livery  st. 
Tiger,  James  Smith,  47,  Church  street 
TownllallTav.Anndr  Eliz.Whiles,41.  Annst 
Train.  Thomas  Smith.  160,  Gt.  Francis  st. 
Tree  Inn  (Old,)  M.  Tookev,  16.  Hockley  hill 
Trees  Inn,  Thomas  Hill,'lO,  Hockley  hill 
Turk's  Head  Inn,  James  Horton,  35,  ^Slount 

street,  Newhall  street 
Turk's  Head,  Charles  Jones,  46,  Duke  street 
Turk's  Head,  Jas.  Rennell,  Bloomsbiiry  st. 
Turk's  Head,  >'aml.  Stainton,  95,  Steelhs.  In. 
Turks  Head,  Rowland  hill,  27,  Lombard  st 
Turk's  Head,  Wm.  Price,  31.  Worcester  st. 
Turk's  Head,  Eliz.  Harrold,  56,  Edgbaston  st 
Turk's  Head,  Ann  Williams,  31,  York  st. 
Turk's  Head,  Richard  Povey,  28,  Lench  st 
Unicorn,  William  Johns,  46,  Digbeth 
Union  Family  A:  Commercial  Hotel  cfe  Posting 

House,  John  Machin,  21,  Union  street 
Vauxhall  Hotel,  G.  Stewart,  Vauxhall  road 
Vauxhall   (New)   or   Galton   Arms    Hotel, 

Thomas  Hale,  Bloomsbury 
Victoria  Tavern,  John  Athas,  Guest  street 
Villa  Cross,  Samuel  Home,  Heathfield  rd. 
Villa  Tavern,  John  Robbins,  Villa  street 
Vine  Inn,  Edward  Lewis,  97,  Carver  street 
Vine,  Watson  Langton, 77,  Gt.  Colmore  st. 
Vine,  Sarah  Beach,  Icknield  street.  West 
A'ittoria  Tavern.  J.  Robotham,  35,Vittoriast 
Vulcan  Tavern,  D.  Hands,20,  Lr.  Fazeley  st 
Vulcan,  John  Norton,  37,  Barford  street 
Vyse  Arms,  Wm.  Hawksworth.99,Tennant  st 
Waggon«feHorsesInn.H.Vaughan,21,Rstn.st 
Waggon  <fe  Horses  Inn,  Henry  Jackaman 

29,  Adderlev  street 


W^aggond'IIorses,  O.  Hancock,  14, Edgbstn.  st 
Waggon  tt  Horses,  Charles  Henry  Huskin- 

son,  37,  Summer  row 
Waggon  li'  Horses,  J.Williams, 209,  Livery  st 
Waggon iV:  Horses,  T,  Howell,  23,  Edmundst 
^y  aggon*  Horses,  T .  W  orley,  H  andsworth  vil. 
Warwick  Arms.W.  Sankey,  276.  Bradford  st 
Warwick  Arms,  Joseph  Dunn,  58,  Snow  hill 
Waterloo  Tavern,  T.  Wilkins,  16,  Lr.  Priory 
Welch  Harp,  M.  A.  Pugh,  32,  Bath  street 

!  Wellington    Tavern,    Alfred    Robinson,     1, 

1      Communication  row 

'  Wellington,  Edward  Swift,  6,  Pritchet  street 
WellingtouTavern,I\I.  Hassall,2 12,  Bristol  st. 
Wheat  Sheaf,  William  Davis,  1,  how  st. 
Wheat  Sheaf,  Jph.  Jerome,  43,  Suffolk  st. 

I  Wheel  Tavern,  Richard  Power,  73,  Kenionst 

I  White  Hart,  Wm.  Ivesterton,  18,  Baggot  st 
White  Hart,  James  Brown.  24,  Sherlock  st. 
White  Hart  Commercial  Hotel,  Fras.  Bar- 
nard. 139,  Digbeth 
White  Hart,  John  Gibbons,  19,  Paradise  st. 
White  Horse  Commercial  Hotel,  J.  C.  Yeo- 

mans,  30,  Congreve  street 
White  Horse  Inn,  Rt.  Wicks,  203,  Livery  st. 
White  Horse,  Edw.Wild,  107,  Steelhouse  In. 
WhiteHor.se,Thos.Berks,250,  Gt.  Colmore  st. 
White  Horse,  J.  Stevens,219,  NewTown  row 
White  Horse,  John  Cobley,  21,  Church  st. 
White  Horse  Cellar,  John  Davenport,  80, 

Constitution  hill 
White  Horse,  Leonard  Bower,  William  st. 
White  House,  William  Docker,  17,  Brickkiln 

street,  Lancaster  street 
White  House,  George  Field.  99.  Unett  st. 
Arhite  Lion.  John  Wagstaft;  99,  Digbeth 
White  Lion,  J.  Heath,  144,Highst,  Bordesley 
Wliite  Lion,  Thos.  Hupton,  113,  Bradford  st 
White  Lion,  J.  Smallwood,  46,  Navigation  st 
White  Swan  Inn,  Rd.  Drew,  1,  Church  st. 
WhiteSwanlnn.  J.Davenport,  118,  Hospitalst 
White  Swan,  Thos.  Tilsley,  17,  Summer  row 
White  Swan,  John  Sheldon,   130,  Snow  hill 
White  Swan,  E.  Lockstone,  10,  Canal  st. 
White  Swan,  Eliz.  Harvey,  1,  Islington  rw. 
White  Swan,  Matthew  Smart,  6,  Legge  st. 
White  Swan,  George  Stowe,  34,  Water  st. 
White  Swan,  Jph.  Harris,  10,  Lt.  Charles  st 
White  Swan,  James  Chatwin,  13,  Cross  st. 
White  Swan,  Chas.  Peters,  1,  Summer  st. 
White  Swan,  William  Wild,  184,  Mo.seley  st 
WhiteSwan,T.Mountford,Parkrd.Nchlls.gn 
White  Swan,  S.  Winchurst,  89,  New  John  st 
White  Tower,  John  Lord,  157,  Lawley  st. 
Whittington  <fe   His  Cat,  John   Thompson, 

14,  Great  Brook  street 
WinsonGreenTavern,E. Buckley,  Winsongn. 
Woodman,  J.  Hewson,  15  tfe  16,  Lt.  Ann  st 
Woodman,  Allen  Hewson,  Cregoe  street 
Woodman,  Harriet  Chandler,  5,  Easy  row 
Woodman,  Wm.  Littlewood,  74,  Cottage  In. 
Woolpack  Commercial  Inn,  Eliz.  George,  8, 
Moor  street 


296 


BIRMINGH.4A1    TRADE    LIST. 


Retail  Brewers. 

Abbott  Richard, -29,  D like  st 
Adams  A.,  Ill,  Coventry  st 
Adams  Rd.,  JlAVarstone  In 
Addenl)ro<)kc  J.,  109,  Hcne- 

age  street 
Aldhouse  .f.  236,  Bradford  st 
Allbiit  Joseph,  224,  Cheapsd 
Allcook  Hy.  45,  Bordesley  st 
Allen  N.  S.,  39,  Belmont  r\v 
Allen  Sophia,  92,  Gt.  Barrst 
Allen  Tho8.  29.1,  Garrison  In 
Andrews  John.  2.5,  flolt  st 
Andrews  M.Binninj^hamhth 
Ausell  Joseph,  ."i.li,  Fisher  st 
Arch  Josej)h.  10.3.  William  st 
Archer  J.,  179,  lleneage  st. 
Archer  Thos.,  8,  Oozells  st. 
AshfordVV.,1,  Macdonald  st. 
Armstron'^M..38,Duddestonr 
AshmoreE.182,Dartm(mths. 
AstonThos.,12,  Fordrongh  st 
Avery  R..  .32,  Lr.Windsor  st. 
Bagnall  Benjn.,  37,  Bow  st. 
Baglis  G.,  33,Washington  st 
Baker  Edwin,  .18,  Allison  st. 
li.iker  (Jeo.  C,  24,  Lench  st. 
Baker  Geo.,  30,  Gt.  Lister  st. 
Baker  Wm.,  3,  Carver  street 
Ball  Alfred,  New    Thomas 

street,  Charles  Henry  st. 
Ball  Wm.,  48,  Diidley  street 
Baristcr  H.  51,  Blncher  st. 
Barlow  J.,  2.1,  Duddeston  rw 
Barnett  T.,  69,  Charlotte  st. 
Bartf.n  Geo..  24,  Pritchet  st. 
Jiashf(trd  John,  15,  Sun  st. 
Bate  Jph.,  145,  Cp. Trinity  st 
liates  Jph.,  83,  lleneage  st. 
Bate  (Jeorge   Thomas,    12, 

Philip  street;  High  street 
Baylis   Charles,   31,   Wharf 

street.  Suffolk  street 
Baylis  Kli/,.,  Huston  st.  N. 
Baylis  .1.  H.  Steward  street 
Bfdworth  Wm.  46.  IjCgtre  st 
Ucc'ch  Win.,  12,  Cheapside 
Bonnet  G.,  274,  Bradford  st. 
Bolliell  H.,  .34,  Gou^'h  sf. 
Belts   r.,  125,  (it.  Brook  st. 
Bigtord  K.,  31.  Bromsgroves 
Bird  l^li/,.,  147,  Nelson  st.  w 
Itinl  .losejdi,  52,  Lawley  st. 
lUsliup  .John,  Gas  stri'ct 
Bissdl  W.,  9.3,  (;t.  Lister  st. 
Blackwell  .losoph,  26,  New 

(anal  slrert 
Black  well  Rd.,  Nechells  gn. 
liladon  (icnrtfc,  !),  Hiitli  rw. 
lUuntl  T.,  S3.  Parsons  lildgs. 
Bluck  Benj.,  71.  Pershore  st 
Blunt  Jorli.,    12,   Rustou  st. 


Bolton  Jno.,  178,Tennant  s. 
Bond  John,  Bond  street 
Boot  G.,  101,  Lr.  Tower  st. 
Bower  M.,  185,  Camden  st. 
Bo wleyArthur,.'{4, Newton  st 
I  Boyle  A.,  38,  Nelson  st.  W. 
i  Boynton  .Tas.,  Morley's  bdgs 
Bradley  W.,  George  st.West 
BrattJas.  116,  Hockley  hill 
Breeze  E.16.IIigh  st.Deritnd 
Brewer  Ellen,  28,  Balsall  st 
Bridge  water  J.  1 13,Coleshl.st 
Brindley  Samuel,  Steward  st 
Brittain  Ann,  Bloomsbury  st 
BrittaiuW.20,Bartholmwrw 
Broadhurst  Wm.  Garbutt  st 
Brookes  Jas.  82,  Garrison  In 
Brookes  John,  Cambridge  st 
Brookes  Rbt.  46,  Skinner  In 
Broom  Jph.  33,  Tp.  Tower  st 
Brown  J. C. 55, Ravenhurst  st 
Brown  John,  117,  Livery  st 
Brown  Henry,  32,  Severn  st 
BrownT.206,  New  Town  rw 
Brown  W.  C.  Handsworth  vl 
Brueton  Wm.  120,  Pritchet  st 
Bryars  .John,  62,  Hurst  st. 
Buckley  Jas.  30,Henriettast 
Buckley  John,  Gibheath 
Burgess  My.  Ann, Wheeler  st 
Burgum  J.  106,  Dartmouth  st 
Burton  Wm.  35,  Benacre  st. 
Busst  Rd.  34,  Lichfield  st. 
Butler  Joseph.  82,  Lawley  st 
Caldecutt  E.  32,  Hatchett  st 
Caldecutt  Hy.  48,  Price  st. 
Carless  Samuel.  23,  Lease  In 
Carrier  John,  1 6, Lawrence  st 
Carrol  William,  1,  Legge  st 
Carter  .Tames,  I,  Barn  st 
Carter  W.  104,  Hockley  hill 
Cartwright  J.  141, Summer  In 
Cash  C.  61,  King  Edward's  rd 
Catley  Joseph,  4.3,  High  st 
(^aughlanJermh.92,  Moorst 
Charlesworth  J. Kg. Edw's.rd 
Chattaway  M ark, S9, Moorst 
(  heshire  Evan,  5.  Freeman  st 
Cheshire  T.  95,  Hampton  st 
Clare  Wm.  122,  Pritchet  st 
Claridge  T.  2,  Kg.  Edw.'s  pi 
Clark  E.  18,  Bread  st.  New- 
hall  street 
Clark  .Iolin,.36,  Caroline  st 
Clayton  (J.  290,  Summer  In 
(^lues  Geo.  59,  Bradford  st 
Clulee  Thos.  16,  Sununer  In 
Clulo  W.  Hiriiiingbant  heath 
Collier  W .  .34,  Constitutiim  hi 
Collins  Wm.  H»,  Balloon  st 
(Jo«dv  .lame^i,  .32,   Higby  st 
Cook  Wm.  44  <^t  45, 1 1  oward  st 
Cooper  Cha.o.  Sii,  Brierley  st 


Cooper  Chas.  251, Sherlock  st 
Cooper  Chas.  H.  Cardigan  st 
Cooper  Henry,  Smethwick 
Cooper  John,  33,  Bishop  st. 

Moseley  street 
CooperM.  1 16,GtHamptnrw 
Cooper  Rd.  I  25,  \'auxhall'rd 
Cooper  Wm.  165,  Heneage  st 
I  CorbettSush.  140,  (Jheapside 
Corbett  W.  Handsworth  vill 
Cotterill  John,  (jibheath 
Cotton  Fdk.  30,  Cherry  st 
Cox  Thomas,  25,  Darwin  st 
Cox  William,  Nevvhall  st 
Crammer  J<dm,44,Ashtedrw 
Cranmore  Wm.  1,  Latimer  st 
Crisp  Wm.  62,  Aston  road 
Crockett  Jas.  4,  Gostagreeu 
Crofts  WilUam,  12,  Beak  st 
Crosby  Jph.  11.  Regent  par. 
Cross  Wm.  17  A,  .\Ioat  lane 
Culley  Thomas,  Oozells  st 
Dakin  J.  94,  Park  st.  Bull  rg 
Dance  Geo.  13,  Nv»rfolk  st 
Dandy  C.  56,  Gt.  Colmore  st 
Davenport  Rbt.  120,  Lower 

Brearley  street 
Davenport  lit.  1  l.St.Geo.'sst 
Davies  John,80,Lr.  Tower  st 
Davis  S.  72,  New  Summer  .st 
Davis  Stephen,  46,  Brewery 

street,  Heneage  street 
Davison  W.  W.  16,  Moat  In 
Dawes  Joseph,  49,  Aiam  st 
Dawes  W.  102,  Spring  hill 
Deakin  Wm.  52,  Doan  .st 
Degge  Simon,  1 9,(^1  ranville  st 
DenniesJohn.l,  rp.Gough  .st 
De\y  Wm.  27,  Watery  lane 
DickenThos.  1 14,  Pritchet  ,st 
DickensW.8,  New  Johu.st  W 
Dingley  Cath.  1,  Water  .st 
Dijjple  James,  Wilton  street 
Dixon  P.  1,  Sherbourne  st 
Dixon  Thos.  82,  Bradford  .st 
Dobbs  riios.  Bristol  road 
Dore  Nevil,  123,  Tennant  .st 
Downes  Wm.  25,  Milk  st 
DownesWm.  15,  Lancaster  st 
Dudh^v  Jas.  1.3,  Lr.  Tower  st 


Duggan  1). 


15,  Bra>shs.  pius. 


DumelowT.Communicatn.  r 
Duncomb  Rd,  157,  Moorst 
Dunn  .Iohn,jim.  199,  New 

Town  row 
Dutton  John,  75, Gt.  Barr  st 
Dyer  Thomas,  (iarbett  st. 
Eaborn  Jph.31,  Hell  Barn  rd 
Earp(Jroves,  Gt.  Lister  st 
Ear  J)  .lohn,  Mo.selev  street 
Eavens  F.  W.  1 17,  Ciieap.side 
Eccleston  E.  3,  Grovesnor  .st 
Edge  David,  l49,Adderh'y  .st 


niRMlVGHAM    TRADR     LIST. 


•297 


Kdmunds  licnj.  l02,Cheap.sfl  j 
Edwards  Ann, -J^Xiiarlottest  | 
Edwards  C.  30,  Masshouse  In 
Edwards  Jas.  162,  Darwin st 
Edwards  J.  28,  Sunmicrst.  W 
Ellis  John,  iS8,  I'j).  Tower  st 
Elsou  lli)bcrt,  183,  Lawley  st 
Evans  (ieo.  I(i4,  Tonnant  st  ! 
Evans  John,  91,  \A'arwick  st 
Evans  Michl.  1 2.':{. Bradford  st 
Fairfield,  J.  ID,  Barford  st,  S 
Field  Win.  30,  Stanitortli  st 
FifieldJolm,  101,  Dale  cud 
Finch  John,  09,  Wells  st 
Finney  J..  Charles  Henry  st 
Finnis  Hy.  1 2,  Dnddestou  r\v 
Fisher  G.  19,  I'p.  Windsor  st 
Fitter  Thos.22,(it.Colniore  st 
Fleming  David,  107,  Hea  st. 
Fletcher  James,  o4,  Key  hill 
Ford  George,  247,  Aston  rd. 
Ford  Joseph.  21, Old  Cross  st 
Forrest  Henry,  Villa  street 
Forrest  Saml.  Gt.  Russell  st 
Forrester  W.  13,  Nelson st.W 
Foster  Elias,  9,  Birchall  st 
Foster  Thos.Bordesley  gi-een 
Foxall  J  ph.  73,  Alcester  st 
Franklin  Wm.  54,  Hurst  st 
Fulford  Edwin.  35,  Blews  st 
Full brd  J  .jun. 362, Slimmer  In 
Fulford  thos.  1,  Barr  st.  W 
Fussell  J .  A  .39,Duddeston  rw 
Garbett  John, 200,  Francis  st 
Gamer  J.,  22,  Lt.  Charles  st 
Gee  Thomas,  Summer  lane 
Genders  Rd.,  36,  Stafford  st 
George  J.,  25,  Heathmill  In 
George  John,  141,  Lionel  st 
Gibson  James,  11,  Digby  st 
Gibson  Richard  H.  168,  Ick- 

nield  street.  East 
Ginders  Edwd.,  33,  Brewery 

street,  Heneage  street 
Gill  Jph.,  Villa  rd.,  Soho  hi 
Glover  Edward,  Gibheath 
Godwin  Hy.,  1,  Icknield  sq 
Goodhead  Wm.  Aston  brook 
Goose  W.  9,  Communictn.rw  ; 
Gordon  Jph.  5,  Gloucester  st 
Gray  George,  7,  A.  B.  row     i 
Green  James,  75,  Broad  st.,  i 

Islington 
Green  Joseph,  50,  Potter  st 
Green  Thos.,  52,  Curzon  st 
Green  Williain,   'AGh,  Wharf 

street,  Suffolk  street 
Greenhill  Rd.  8,  Lichfield  st 
GrewHanh.  1 86, Bromsgrv.st 
Griffiths  Saml.  1 70,  Unett  st 
Griffiths  T.  266,  Bellbarn  rd 
Grigg  T.  186,  Bromsgrove  st 
Grimley  James,  2,  Princip  st 


Grimley  J.  17,  Lr.Brearleyst 
(Jrindrod  John,  60,  Holt  st 
(Uiest  William,  26,  l}arn  st 
(Junn  Jph.  liS^^  Loveday  st 
Haddock  X.  10,  (Josta  green 
Hall  Letitia,  29,Clivelandst 
Hall  Peter,  47,  St.  Paul's  sfj 
Hall  Thos.  31,  Sherlock  st 
Hamlan  A,69,NewSummr.st 
Hampton  Chas.  10,  Bath  pas 
Hands  T.  235,  Heneage  st 
Handy  Ann,  '3S^  Cross  street 
Hanley  Josiah,  Key  hill 
Hardy  Henry,  60,  Hanley  st 
Harris  G.  20^,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
Harris  Jph.  19,  Charlotte  st 
Harrison    Henry,   39,  John 

street,  Dale  end 
Harrison  John,    12,  Bridge 

street.  Broad  street 
Hart  George,  Bloomsbury  st 
Hart  Henry,  Catties  grove, 

Nechells  green 
Hartland  W.  101,  Suffolk  st 
Harvey  Jph.  338,  Smallhth 
Harvey  Robert,  5,  Cheapsd 
Hateley  John,  1,  Henn  st 
Hatfield  C.  26,  New  John  st 
Hatton  Jane,  17.  Benacrest 
Hawley  William,  18,  Buck- 
ingham street 
Hayday  W.,91,NewCanal  st 
Hayes  Henry,  Bloomsbury 
Hayes  John,  23,  Barford  st. 
Haynes  W.,  9S.  Spring  hill 
Heath  Jph.,  204,  Lawley  st 
Heath  Samuel,  Tindal  st., 

jSIorville  street 
Heath  Wm.,  16,  Gough  st. 
Heaton  Alfred,  54,  Adam  st 
Hemming  M.,  45,Sherlock  st 
HemmiugsW\336,Cheapsid  e 
Heydon  G.,  33,  Birchall  st. 
HickenW.52,NewSummer  st 
Hicks  Wm.,  Aston  brook 
Higgs  Jemima.  16,  Fisher  st. 
Iliggs  S.,  1,  Ryland  st.,  N. 
Hill  Jph.,  15,  Heneage  st. 
Hill  Thomas,  Stoke  street 
Hill  W.  62,  Dartmouth  st 
Hill  Wm.  132,  Lawley  st 
Hill  Wm.  1,  Gt.  Lister  st 
Hill  Wm.  John,  149,  Moor  st 
Hill  Zacheiiah,  4,   Broad  st 
Hines   Thos.  49,  Loveday  st 
Hinley  James,  17,  Essex  st 
Hipkiss  J  .29,New  Town  row 
HitchcockM.l  68,Bradford  st 
Hitchings  W.   17,  Slaney  st 
Hodges  H.  18,  Cheapside 
Hodgetts  Joseph,  Cheapside 
Hodgetts  Thomas,  Gibheath 


Hodgkins  E.  Lr.  Loveday  st 
Hodson  J.  39,  Lr.  Tower  st 
Hogiin  J.  35,  (Jarrison  lane 
Hoi  lis  R.  53,  New  Canal  st 
HoUis  Wm.  .39,  Barford  st 
Holh)way  J.  20,  Geo.st.,Pd 
Holme  VV".  57,  Woodcock  st 
Homer  Joseph,  21,  Brewery 

street.  New  Town  row 
Homer  T,  18,  Balsall  street 
Homer  W. 92, Bromsgrove  st 
Horton  J.  41,  St.  George's  st 
HortonJ.  15,  Grosvenor  st.VV 
Hough  D.  83.  U.  Hospital  st 
Howe  T.  91,  Bradford  street 
Howie  J.  351.  Summer  In 
Hughes  C.  146,  LavA^ley  st 
Hulston  S.  Latimer  st.  S. 
Humpherson  Jane,  116,  Gt, 

Brook  street 
Hunt  Jas.  4,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Hunt  J.  88,  Carver  street 
Hunter  H.  1,  Moseley  st 
Hunter  Jph.  152,  Moor  st 
Hunter  T.33,  St.  George's  st 
Ide  Wm.,  16,  New  Caual  st 
Inchley  Henry,  Bissell  st 
Ingram  Jph.  39,  Lionel  st 
Insley  Edward,  7,  Witton  st 
Insley  John,  Gt.  King  st 
Irchley  J.  137,  Bradford  st 
Ireland  J.  28,  Vauxhall  rd 
Jackson  J.  77, Ravenlmrst  ^t 
Jackson  John,30,Clivelandst 
JacksonThos.l  13, Lawley  st 
James  Thos.  Hockley  hill 
Jarvis  Jas.  20,St.George's  st 
Jarvis  T.32&33,Essington  st 
Jelliffe  W.  65,  Gan-ison  In 
Jenks  J.  101,  Bishopgate  st 
Jenks  Thos.  11,  York  street 
Johnson  Wm.  122.  New  st 
Johnson  Wm.  63,Cottage  In 
Joice  Wm.  4,  William  st 
Jones  Edw.,  59,  Rea  street 
Jones  Elizabeth,  48,  London 

Prentice  street 
Jones  Fras.,  33,  Up.  Dean  st. 
Jones  George,  Lea  bank  rd. 
Jones  John,  St.  Peter's  pi. 
Jones  J.,  25,  Bishopgate  st. 
Jones  Jph.,  42,  Hampton  st 
Jones  S.,241,  Sew  Town  rw 
Jones  Th.  9,  Lr.  Camden  st. 
Jones  Thos.  28,  Cecil  street 
Jones  William,  151,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
JonesW.,  39,  Up.  Hospital  st 
Kane  Jas.,  33,  Union  pasge. 
KaneW.,  14,  Park  st.Bullrg. 
Keeton  Henry,  Fazeley  st. 
Keisey  D.,  133,  (it.  Brook  st 
Kemp  Thos.,  114,  Rea  st. 

2P 


298 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Kendall  J.,  32,  Novascotias 
Kidgell  Chas..  12,  Aston  rd. 
Kinman  Rd..289,Bradford  st 
Knight  J.,  Worcester  wharf 
Lacey  Wni.,  Berkley  street 
Lane  M.,  106,  Up.  Trinity  st 
Lawrence  J..  64,  Caroline  st 
Lawrence  S.,36,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Laylor  John,  19,  Dale  end 
Lea  Sarah,  16,  Dudley  street 
Lees  Wm.  66,  Bradford  st. 
Lewis  Ed.,  49,  Gt.  Russell  st 
Lewis  Eliz.,  66^  Harding  st. 
Lewis  Thos.  25,  St.Martin  s 
Lilly  Jno.,  30.  Fordrough  st 
Lloyd  W.,  12,  Blews  street 
Locket  John,  Manchesterst 
Lowe  Abm.,  72,  High  street, 

Bordesley 
Lowe  Rd.,  23,  Fisher  street 
Lucas  T.,  77,  Allison  street 
Lucas  Wm.,  39,  Harding  st. 
Luckcock  B.,  94,  Pope  st. 
Lynam  T.  8,  New  Church  st 
Macefield  W.,83,  Grosvenor 

street.  West 
McEvvingJ.,43,Smallbrooks 
ManleyW.,87,New Canal  st. 
Mannox  Edw.,  Wheeler  st. 
Marlow  Chit.,  Lee  Bankrd. 
Marsh  Chas.,  25,  Cardigan  st 
Martin  Chas.,  Gt.  Tindal  st. 
M.artin  Hy.,  10,  Jennen'srw 
Martin  Jas.,  11,  Coleshill  st. 
MasonEdw.,  8,  Smallbrook  s 
Matthews  John,   Lozells 
Matthews  T.,  Latimer  st.  S. 
MatthewsW.  57,  Lovedayst 
Matthews  Wm.,  Sand  pits 
MatthewsWm.  25,  Spring  st. 
Matthewson   Jas.   G.,    146, 

Hockley  hill 
Mnyhur\-  J.  52,  Howard  st. 
Melling  'r.40,  Duddrst(»nrw 
Menzies  W. Icknield  st.West 
Meredith  H.  25,  NewMeet- 

ing  steet 
Middleton  J.,  74,  New  John 

street,  \\'est 
Middleton  .1.  Nechells green 
M  idwinterE.,  1 59,  H  iimi>ton  s 
Midwiiit<'rW.33S,Suniiiicr  In 
Milliird  Il.,79,  Diivtniouthst 
Mill  ward  W.,  35,  Slancy  st. 
Minott  Jj»h..  43,  (ilover  st. 
M<»l('sA.,73,  Kintr  Edwitrd'sr 
Molinenx  S.,  73,  I'urk  street, 

Bull  ring 
Monslow  Jas.,  12,  Bristol  st 
MooreG.,  57.  Staiiilorth  st. 
Moore  Mary,  67.  CJrahaiu  st 
Moran  IN-lcr,  17  B,  Motit  In. 
Morgan  W ., K ing  I'Alvvard  5 rd 


Morgan  R.,  Gt.  Francis  rd. 
Morley  Wm.,  Sohohill 
MoseleyAnn,17,Cliveland  .st 
Newberry  J.,  151,  New  John 

street.  West 
Newey  W.,  90,  Up.Tower st 
NewtonS.176,Brearley  st.  W 
NichoUs  E.,38,Gt.  Russell  st 
Nicholls  Saml.,  Winson  gn. 
Nickels  Chas.  20,  Water  st 
Nixon  Joseph,  39,  Ruston  st 
Noakes  John,  2,  Berkley  st 
North  G.,  27,   High  street, 

Deritend 
Northwood  Jno.,  Sand  pits 
Norton  E.Christ's  churcn  pg 
Oakes  John,  40,  Oxford  st. 
Oakley  Thomas,  90,  Cecil  st 
Orchard  W.,  14,  Warstone  st 
Osborn  David,  96,  Barford  st 
Osbom  C,  H.,  Irving  street 
Osborn  Henry,  85,  Rea  st. 
Osborn  Wm.,  23,  Henry  st 
Osborne  Jas..  21,  Benacrest 
Oswell  Thos.,  76,  Moland  st 
Owen  Jno.,  101,  Granvillest 
Padmore  C..294,  Bradford  st 
Padmore  Thos.,  41,  Dean  st 
Palser  Daniel,  Gt.  Francis  st 
Falser  G.  18,  Cumberland  st 
Pan  ton  J.,  64,  Bishopgate  st 
Pardoe  John,  1,  Pinfold  st 
Parker  Benj.l,Lt. Ann  street 
Parker  J.,  22,  Bromsgrove  st 
Parker  Thomas,  56,  Brewery 

street,  Alcester  .street 
Parker  Th.,  27,  Branston  st 
Parkes  W.  A.  177,  Broad  st. 

Islington 
Parmenter  John,  Sand  pits 
Parsonage  H.,  54,  Dale  end 
Parsons  Geo.,  Nelson  st.,  S. 
Parsons  Wm.,  45,  Moland  st 
Parton  James,  145,  Livery  st 
Pearce  R.,  148,  Hampton  st 
PearmanT.94,Ci.Hamptonst 
Pears  Wm.,  26,  Baggot  st 
Pearsall  C.  123,  Nelson  st.W 
PennoU  Edwin,  43,  Mount  st 
PennyA.,  366,  N.  John  st.W 
Perry  George,  (it.  Francisst 
Perry  T..   15,  Sherbourne   st 
Plii!li|)s|'..-20.  New  Summer  .st 
Pbilli].s  Wm.,  2,  Oo/x*lls  st 
Piper  W.,  41,  Sheejicote  st 
Piatt  Georee,  2.3,  Ludgate  hi 
PliiiKT  .lobii,  3,  Owgen  st. 
Poole  ltd.,  34,  Newhall  st. 
Po(»h>r  Wni.,  1 ,  Sbct'pcote  In 
Pt»tterEnoch,  1 24.  rershorest 
Potts  Henry,  9,  Queen  at 
Povey  U'ui.,  L»'«lsuni  st 
PowellRobert.  195,LawIey  st 


Powers  Ed  ward,47,  Bath  row 
Preston  Geo.  G.  Winson  gn. 
Preston  John,  5,  Sun  st.  W. 
Price  Edw.  49,  New  John  st 
Price  Hannah,  174,  Wells  st 
PriceJph.  1 90,Gt.  Hmptn.r  w. 
Price  W  illiam,  30,  Ann  street 
Pritchet  J  .23,Broad  stislngtn 
Proctor  Sarah,  1 03.  Moland  st 
ProtheroeA.  179,Nw.Townr 
Pugh  Wm.  169,  Coventry  rd. 
PummellRudd,52,Vauxhl.rd 
PurcocksDavid,12I,  Moorst 
Pmrott  Henry,  32,  Potter  st 
Ranshaw  T.  86,  Coleshill  st. 
Reading  J. 120,Constitutn.hl 
Reddell  John,  44,  Oxford  st 
Reynolds  John,  83,  Mott  st. 
Richards  Ann,  Hagleyrow 
Richards  Ann,  27,  Aston  rd. 
Richards  B.  W.  26,  Bishop 

street,  Moseley  street 
RichcU-ds  E.2i\  Barthlmw.  st 
RichardsonH.77,Bordesleyst 
Richards  Jno.,  10,  Hospitalst 
Richards  Joseph,  Saltley 
Richards  Peter,  Adderley  st 
Richards  S.  42,  Bradford  st. 
Richards  Thos.,  40,  Broad  st 
Rider  Thomas,  102,  Smith  st 
Riley  Thomas,  79,  Allison  st 
Robbins  Geo.  12,  Watery  In. 
Roberts  Edw.  24,  Floodgt.  st 
RobertsT.Parkrd.Nchlls.gn. 
Robins  John,  83,  Bishopgt.st 
Robinson  M.  Phillip's  street, 

Aston  brook 
RobinsonWilliam,Camdenst 
Roper  Joseph,  7,  Lister  st. 
Roper  Wm.  60,  Graham  st. 
RoweAnn,79,Parkst.  Bullrg 
Rowland  Thomas,  4,  Wood  st 
Rowlands  J.,  154,  Broad  st. 

Islington 
Ihishton  W.  46,  New  John  st 
Russell  William,  48,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Ryan  Jas.,  29,  A.shtedrow 
Sale  ^Vln.  29,  Lancaster  st. 
Sanders  ( ; .  K.  1 1 ,  Old  1  nkleys 
Sault  Thonuus,  Hatchett  st. 
Scott.Iaiie,54,NewTownrw. 
Seal  John,  228.  Bristol  st 
Scribner  Eliz.70,Lancasterst 
Sert^eant  Thos.,  12,  \\'ellsst 
Shelley  Geo.  222,  Camden  st 
Sheridan  Charles,  Wilton  st 
Sherwood  .1  .Worcester  wharf 
Shettle  Williiim,  .32,  Bell  st 
Shilton  .1.  77.  Huckingbamst 
Shipley  John,  156,  Moseley  st 
Short  Thos.  59,  (it.  leister  st 
Silk  Joseph,  Soho  hill 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


299 


Sillitoe  Charles,  256,  Bishop 

street,  Moseley  street 
Silvey  Cath.-21,  Hollowayhd. 
Smipson  E.  3,  Lr.  Lawley  st 
Simpson  Thos.  1,  Ryland  rd 
Slater  John,  75,  Moseley  st 
Sloane  Benj.  18,  Pritchet  st 
Smallwood  II.  ^\'rc.str.  wharf 
Smith  Aaron,  (iibheath 
Smith  (ieo.  102,  Pritchet  st. 
Smith  James,  56,  Milk  street 
Smith  J.  87,  Northwood  st. 
Smith  John,  2U.'J,  Darwin  st 
Smith  Moses,  34,  Green  st., 

Birchall  street 
Smith  Richard.  6S,  Henry  st 
Smith  Wm.,  44,  Gt.  Barr  st. 
Smith  Wiliam.  Wilton  street 
Smith  William,  64,  Smith  st 
Smith  Wm.  48,  Heneage  st 
SmithW.P.27,  KingEdwds.pl 
Smith  William,  29,  Aston  st 
Snell  Lucy,  63. Gt.Hmptn.rw 
Southam  Jph.90,  Hamptn.st 
Stait  Joseph,  48,  Lord  street 
Stanley  H.  8,  Hollo  way  hd. 
Stanton  F.  327,  Summer  In. 
Stead  Thos.  39,  Whittallst. 
Steed  Caroline,  234,Cheapsd. 
Steel  Thomas,  53,  Moor  st. 
Stenson  Stephen,    Thirteen 

locks,  Saturday  bridge 
Stevens  J.  112,  Up.Towerst 
Stevenson  Rt.  1 76,  Francis  st 
Stokes  Isaac,  104,Warwickst 
Stokes  Jno.  Handsworth  vil. 
Swale  Thomas,  38,  Inge  st 
Sweeney  Miles,  17,  Thos.  st 
Tarver  Wm.  Springfield  st 
Taylor  George,  9,  Park  street 

Bullring 
Taylor  J  as.  13,  Jamaica  rw 
Taylor  John,  Hands wth.  vil 
Taylor  John,  Gibheath 
Taylor  Jph.  57,  Fazeley  st 
Taylor  Joseph,  119,  Digbeth 
Taylor  Saml.29,  Hospital  st 
Taylor  W.  42,  Duddeston  rw 
Terry  Benj.  107,  Holt  street 
Tew  Wm.  33,  Hanley  street 
ThLstlewood  G.  110,   Gros- 

venor  street.  West 
Thomas  D.  73,  Barthlmw.  st 
Thomas  John,  5S,  Howe  st. 
Thomas  Sml.  8,  Old  Cross  st 
Thompson  Chas.l2,Henryst 
Thornton  H.  Sherboume  st 
Thornton  Thos.23,Hanley  st 
Thornton  W.  74,  Dartmth.  st 
Tilsley  John,  32,  Summer  rw 
Turnings  Jane,  82,  Bath  st 
Timm^  VVm.  Skinner  lane 
Tisdale  Rt.,  Queen  street 


Tompson  John  N.  112,  Ick- 

nield  street.  East 
Tonkinson  William,  1  and  2, 

Buckingham  street 
Toye  George,  (iibheath 
Trevitt  llichard,  6,  Allison  st 
Truman  Ezkl.  65  Meriden  st 
Tugley  Enoch,  12,  Pabnerst 
TunstalUi.l95,NewJno.stW 
Turner  James,  20,  Unett  st 
Turner  John,  Up.  Hocklyst 
Turner  Rd.  3,  Cambridge  st 
Turner  Thos.,  8,  Harford  st 
Turner  Wm.  i3irmgm. heath 
Twist  John,  80,  Aston  road 
Twist  Jph.  12,  Moat  row 
Tysall  Benj.  8,  Exeter  row 
Upton  Sophia,  9,  Moat  lane 
Vale  Geo.  15,  Gt.  Russell  st 
Vale  William,  Steward  st 
^Vain\^TightE.72,Warston  In 
WaldronChas.W.29,Edmd.st 
Wallbank  J.Jamesst.  St.Pl's 
Walters  Isaac,  7,  Gt.  Barr  st 
Walton  George,  29,  Sheep  st 
Warden  Wm.  22,  Bartlmw.  st 
Warner  Hy.  246,  Heneage  st 
Warren  Chas.  57,  Summer  In 
Warren  Thos.  91,  Summer  In 
Waters  Wm.  17,  Branston  st 
Watkins  J  as.  25,  Coleman  st 
Watts  John,  22,  Essex  ct 
Watts  Lawrence,  William  st 
Webb  John,  2,  Gt.  King  st 
Webb  Jph.  23,  Navigation  st 
Webster  Jas.  51,  Gt.  Barr  st 
Welling  Edmond,  30,  Chpsd 
Wells  Joseph,  Lodge  road 
West  wood  J.  1 1 1,  Hospital  st 
Whitcomb  S1.390,  Summer  In 
White  John,  3,  Gas  street 
White  John,  162,  Unett  st 
Whitehouse  J.  165,  Tenant  st 
Whitehouse  John,  86,  High 

street,  Bordesley 
Wilcox  Hiram,  Winson  gn 
Wilder  Wm.  6,  Spencer  st 
Wilden  My.  26,  Up.  Gough  st 
Wilkes  Jph.  5S,  Carver  st 
Wilkinson  J.  42,  Granville  st 
Williams  Edw.  3,  Brewery 

street,  New  Town  row 
Williams  T.  56,  Weaman  st 
Wilhnore  Eliz,  20,  Lionel  st 
Wilson  Hy.  333,  Summer  In 
Wilson  John,  1,  Loxton  st 
Wilson  Jp.  230,Newtownrw 
Wilson  Wm.  4,  Prospect  tw 
Windsor  Wm.  3S,  Bath  st 
WinklesW.56, Up. Hospital  st 
Wood  Benj.  20,  Alcester  st 
Wood  Jas.  16, Washington  st 
Woodbridge  J.  Lady  Wood  In 


WoolastonW.  16,  Gt.  Chas.  st 
Woo!  ley  Wm.  40,  (J  rah  am  st 
Worley  Wm.  Ilandswth.vilg 
Worrall  J.  137,  (it.  Brook  st 
Worsey  Thom.is,  Park  road, 

Nechells  green 
Wright  John, 37,  Gt.  King  st 
Wright  Jph.  75,  Lombard  st 
Wright  Hd.  1,  Liverpool  st 
Wright  Wm.  Bell  Barn  road 
Young  Thos.  16,  Barr  st.  W 

Academies. 

Marked  *  take  Boarders.     Sec 
also  Artistt  and  Professors. 

Allen  Tryphena,10,  Sandy  In 
Anderson  P.  G.  255,  Great 

Colmore  street 
Archer  S.  ( weslyn,)Hatcht.  st 
ArmstrongJ.S.21^,Weamn.r 
Arnold  Cath. 53,  Up.Tower  st 
*Ashwin  Eliz.  Hagleyroad 
Ashwin  H.  32,  Bloomsbury 
Aston  Martha,  81,  Ashted  rw 
Aston  Thomas,  Soho  hill 
Baker  Mary,  31,  Dean  st. 
Bache  Eliza  &Phoebe,Lozells 
Bakewell  William,  Thorp  st 
Bants  Sarah,  88,  Coventry  rd 
BarnesM.A.  122,  Blmsbry.pl 
*Barwell  Ann  &  M.  A.,  65, 

New  Town  row 
Bates  L.  lOI,  Ravenhurst  st 
Berridge  Sarah,  234,  Aston  rd 
Baxter  C.  310,  Summer  In. 
BlizardA.33,Parkst.Bullrng 
Blue  Coat,  St.  Philip's  Church 

yard,  Geo.  Kirkland,  head 

master,  &  Edmund  Berris- 

ford,  second  master 
BoltonS.A.138,BrearleystW 
Bonds. W.(wslyn.)  Hatcht.st 
Bourne  Sarah,  173,  Bristol  st 
Battely  H.  M.  17,  Moor  st 
BraggM.A.&  J.  Newhallhill 
Bristow  Edward,  4,  Old  sq. 
British,  Se  vern  st.  J .  C .  W  alter, 

master ;  Ann  street,  (girls) 

Sarah  Mount 
•Brooke  Caroline,  21,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Burgess  S.  165,  Gt.  Francis  st 
Brown  Geo.  64,  Temple  pi 
Callow  Ann,  182,  Ashted  row 
Catholic,  St.  Chad's,  Shad  well 

street,  P.  Marran  <fe  Sisters 

of  Mercy.     St.  Peter's  St. 

Peters  pi.  Fdk.  Hemming 

and  Sarah  Hanley 
Chapman  Mary,  Spring  st. 
•Chaterl.33,  Broad  st.Isiingt 
Cheatle  Eliz.  64,  Alcester  st 


300 


BIRMIXGHA.M    TRADE    LIST. 


Cook  Charlotte,  Hunter's  In 
Cooke  Eliz.  25,  Tenl)y  st 
•Cope  FranccH,T,ady  Wood  In 
Corbett  Eliza, 9,  \\'eamanr\v 
Corbett  Jane  and  Mary,  8, 

Lee  crescent 
Cox  Eliz.  .'J73,  Coventry  rd 
Crompton  L.  P.  109,  Upper 

Tower  street 
Daval  A    (parocl)ial.)  Car- 
penter's road 
Drufnnd  Dumb,  Church  road, 
Ed^^baston  ;  Arthur  11  oj)- 
per,mr.,  <V  My.(ireen,nirs 
Denman  SI.  (wes)  Lawley  st 
Dissent in(f    Cftarifi/,   Graham 
street,  Eliz.  Wilson,  mrs. 
Downing  S.  <fe  A.  25,  Vyse  st 
Downs  C.  173,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
•Duchemin  Miss  A.  35,  St. 

Paul's  square 

Durden  Hanh.,  8.  Cannon  st 

•Eckstein  George  Paul,  Soho 

Conimcl.  Acad.,  Soho  hill 

Edwards  Jane  A.  Asylum, 

Summer  lane 
Edwards  E.  148,  Bradford  st 
Ellis  Sarah,  1 17,l'p-Towerst 
English  S. A.  H»3,  Heneagest 
•F^wen  Fredk.  Guildford  hs 
Evetts  L.  Coventry  road 
Evans  Sophia,  Highgate 
Fenton  Eliz.  27,  Islington rw 
Flynn  Patrick,  Well  lane 
Foley  My.  \'illa  rd.  Soho  hi 
Fox    Susanna,     110,     High 

street,  Brrdesley 
F'oxall  Amelia,  14,  Gough  st 
FreeGramnun  (Ki'if/  EtJirard's) 
New  street ;  Jlrtid  Mnsler, 
Rev.  E.  H.Gifford,  M.A.; 
Scrotui,  Kev.S.  ( ;  edge,  M  .A. 
Ulathinntics,  llcv.J.Yates; 
Classics,  H.  W.Blandford, 
B.A.,H<v.T.B.  Stevenson, 
M.A.,  and  K.v.  C.P.Male, 
M.A. ;  Eni/lisli  Literal iirc, 
Rev.A.K.'rhoiiij»son,M.A. 
Kev.  (.".  (Jooch,  B.A.,  and 
Hcv.T.  Price,B.A.;  Frrnch, 
Rev.  A.  H.  Van  Dyck ; 
Draii'inff,  T.  Clark  ;  Arilh- 
vutir,  J.  Foster  and  W. 
'Ihrower 
riranihfs,  (Kin;/  Fdirard's) 
Mniilcn  street,  lsc.\\'alton ; 
Edward  st.y  Parade,  Edvv. 
Oxenbouldd'  Ann  CorlxMt ; 
(iivi  street,  Tiniotliy  \\  at- 
ton  and  Sarah  ( 'orbrtt 
Gibbs  ElltMi,  !.").  Mott  street 
•(iodfre)  B(Ttbii,Is!ingln.rw 


•Godfrey  J.  T.  Commercial, 

Islington  row 
Gooden  Eliz.  24,Ravenhst.st 
•(iould  Catherine  and  Eliz- 
abeth 8,  St.  Maiy's  row 
Gonlden  Ann,  24,Bellbarnrd 
(ireen  Maria,  56,  Hockley  st 
Griffiths  S.  20,  Sun  street,  W 
Groves  Ann,  Heathfield  Hs. 

Heathfieldroad 
Halfpenny  Sarah,  143,  Ash- 
ted  parade 
Hands  Sarah.  57.  Ashted  rw 
Hart  S.  A:  M.,  Cobourgh  pi 
HathawayKhoda,103Mottst 
HawksTord   D.,    94,    Upper 

Tower  street 
Haynes  Henry,    13,  Grosve- 

nor  street,  VVest 
HeatonS.  58,  Gt. Hampton  st 
Hill  M.L.61,  Summer  hill  tr 
Hill  Thomas,  79,  Smith  st 
Hobday  E,  73,  Ashted  row 
Hobson  E.A.120,Tennantst 
•Hodgkins  M.  I()0,Bristol  st 
•Hooper  Jane,  Lady  Wood  In 
•HopkinsH.:iO  Summer  hl.tr. 
Home  E.  Mary  and  Maria, 

197,  Bristol  street 
Horner  Henry,6,  Tennant  st 
Hort-m  A.M.  3^,  Ryland  st 
•Horton  E.  3,  Anderlon  st. 
•Howell  Wm.  Classical  and 

Commercial,  8,  Easy  row 
•Howse  James  Aston  Villa 
IhmtingtonM.A.Hunter's  In 
Hutchinson  T.  N. 90, Ashted r 
Infant  Schools. 
^//^'oirt/.v,Gibheath,  M.  Kent 
Ann  Street,  Sarah  Smith,  and 

Communication   run;  Mary 

BaiTow 
Aston,  George  street,  Lozells, 

Elizabeth  Haydon 
Baptist,  (Jraham  st.,  A.  Bell 
Christ's  Church  Dist,  Ryland 

St.,  North,  Sarah  Katclif^e 
Dit/hy  sL,  (Ind.),  J.  E.  Smith 
Jlandsworth,  Ann  Hlnnt 
I/u'hlri/  street,  H.  \\illiams 
Indep/idt.,  /yurr//s,.A.M .Hurns 
A'"<'M'.l/<.'<7//j//.<!/.(Ind)S.  Hughes 
St.  deorf/e's,  (it.    Itussell  st., 

Elizabeth  Deer 
St.    Mark's,   King  Edward's 

road,  Eli/,al)rth  Shilton 
St.  Man/s,  Bath  St.  K.  Trig^' 
St.  Mntihew's,  Lu])in   street, 

Mary  Ann  1  lowse 
St.    Paul's,    Warslone    lane, 

Mary  Ann  Bostock 
St.  Philip's,  5,    Eichfii'ld  st., 

Ann  Thonias 


St.    Stephens,    New    Town 

row,  A.  D.  Speakman 
St.   Thomas's,   Wood   street, 

Frances  Garner 
Unitarim,    Lawrence  street^ 

Phoebe  Messinger 
Wesleyan,  CheiTy  st.  M.  Pike 
Wcsleifan,      Rustou      street, 

Jului  Kichards 
Wesleyan,  Lord  street,  Mary 

Ann  Sanders 
•James Elizabeth,  Aston  road 
Jarvis  Emily,  202.  Livery  st 
Jerusalem  {New,)  Summer  In. 

Rev.  £.  Madeley  and  L. 

LawTence 
Jones  Eliz.  229,  Aston  road 
J  ones  H.drM.  108,  Brad  ford  st 
Jones  Susan,  Hunter  s  lane 
Kain  E.  <fe  L.  Hyland  road 
Keight  Sophia,  1,  Highgate 
Kenning  S.89,llavenlmrst  st 
Kite  James,  85,  Caroline  st 
Lakins  .Jcdin,  Camp  hill 
Lancasterian,    102,    Tennant 

St.,  E.  Campbell,  mistress 
Lea  S.  <fe  M.  A.,  Bloomsbiu-y, 
•Lean  W.,  Geo.  st.,  Islington 
LerescheH.l,NewMeetingst 
Lewis  E.,277iGt.  Colmorest 
Lewis  Fanny,  Monument  pi 
Liunett  John,  Hockley  st. 
•London  tfe  Swinburne,  Per- 

shore  road 
Lucas  John  34,  Bath  street 
•Mason  C.,  Hamsteadrow 
Med  win  M.4,  Ilegeut  parade 
Moens  Eliz.,  99,  Bath  row 
Montgomery    A.   <fe   C,  63, 

Abbey  place 
iMorecroft  A.  2,  Ryland  road 
MorleyC.T.,35,Cambridge  st 
National  Schools. 
All  Saints,  All  Saints"  street, 

C.  Bullivant  ife  A.  Allen 
Aston.  George  st.Lo/.ells.  W. 

Ellis  A'  Emma  Haydon 
Bishop  Ryder's,  (Jem  street, 

J.  WardelKVA.U.  Brookie 
Uordesley   .V   Deritend,     High 

street,  Bordesley,  Justice 

and  Emma  Smith 
Christ's  (  hurc/i.   Pinfold  st., 

T.  Smith  iV-  M.  J.  Perry 
St.    Andrew's,   ^Vatery  lane, 

T.  Brookes  iVM.  HoUins 
St.    Bartholomew's,   Duddes- 

ton  row,  M.  A.  Huffer 
St.(jeor(/e's,(.'A.   Russell   st., 

J.  1).   Massingham,  iVr  A. 

E.  W  right 
St..f(imes's.  Henry  st.  D.  H. 

Aulton  A-  ^^  A.  Lucas 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADK    LIST. 


301 


St.  John's^  High  st.  Doritcnd, 

C.  Smitli  tfe  M.  Donglity 
St.  Luke's^  IJristol  st.,   Jolin 

M.,  <fe  Aun  M.  Broomhead 
St.  Mark's,  St.  Mark's  street, 

James  Cainiu  it  A.  Peini 
St.  Matthew's,  Lupin   street, 

T.  Izod  &  L.  Mobley 
St.  Mari/'s,  Batli   street,   C. 

Srawley  «fe  M.  Wilkinson 
St.    Paul's,   Warstone    lane, 

J.  Hooper  &  M.  E.  Gray 
St.  Peter's,  Dale  end,  John 

Henn  <k  Anne  Counsel 
St.  Philip's,  5,  Lichfield  st. 

W.  Adams  &  M.  Barber 
St.  Stephen's,  New  Town  row, 

F.  VV.  and  Oliva  Fisher 
5/.   Thomas's,    Wood   street, 

E.  Tearle  <fe  J.  Lane 
Nelson  C,  76,  Unett  street 
Nind  IL,  192,  Heneage  st 
Nock  Misses  C.  &  E.,Laurel 

Cottage,  Nursery  terrace 
Norgrove  S.,  7,  Jennen's  rw 
Northwood  Jas.,  50,Smith  st 
New  Meeting  street,  William 

Saville  <fe  Anna  Radciiffe 
Newey  Thos.  (wes.),  Mottst 
Orchard  IM.E.,17,Caroline  st 
OsbomG.tfe^L(wes.)Cherry  s 
People's    Instruction    Society, 

1,  New  Meeting  st.,   Rev. 

J.  G.    Brooks,  president, 

Rd,  Pickering,  wai-den 
Perry  E.A.<fe  E.,  Ilamstead  rd 
Perry  Eliz.,  19,  Exeter  row 
Perrv  Jph.,  23,  Aston  street 
Phillips   M.  A.   (te    L.,    45, 

Hockley  hill 
PhipsouM.A.(feE.,129,Hghgt 
Piggott  Eliza,  8,  Colmore  rw 
Pipe  E.,   47,   Bread   street, 

Newhall  street 
•Pitman  Edwd. Classical  and 

Commercial,  180,  Bristol  rd 
Presbylerian{Enf)lish),Oozelh 

St.,  N.,  Hugh  Hossack 
Price  H.  84,  Hampton  street 
Ragged  Schools. 
Independent,  Digby  st.  Joseph 

Clay  «fc  Ellen  Whateley 
St.  Martin's,  Well  lane.  Mm. 

Hollingsworthcfe  Eliza  Pitt 
St.  Philip's  19,  Lichfield  st. 

David  and  Ann  Thomas 
Windmill  St.,  J.  &  Mrs.  Clay 
Raven  J.    H.,    163^,   Broad 

street,  Islington 
Rayner  E.&E..66, Caroline  st 
Reily  J.,  37,  Old  Meeting  st 
Roberts  Mary,  Coburgh  pi 
RowlandsS.12yBrearleystW 


R()wHnsonE.91,  Hampton  st 
Stephens»)nS..Icknield  st.,W 
SaundersR.l\,14.  Temple  rw 
Scott  J.  E.  5,  Windsor  ter- 
race, Hagleyroad 
Short  Eli/,.,  Ilamstead  row 
•Shenfield  M.,  Vicarage  rd. 
Skii)p  G.  sen,  Dartmouth  st 
Smith  Bassett,  1,  Caroline  st 
Smith  Frances  J.  13,  Bath  rw 
Smith  Sarah,  27,  Parade 
Smith  W .  Cambridge  street 
Southall  John,  Classical  and 
Commercial,  12,  Brook  st 
Spittle  J.Hy.  231|,  Aston  rd 
Spooner  Emma.  (Jrant  st 
SprattH.W.,12d,U. Tower  st 
Spring  Hill  College,  tutors, 
Biblical  and  Classical,  Rev 
T.  R.  Barker.  Philosophy, 
Rev.  Henry  Rogers.  The- 
ology. Rev.  Francis  Watts 
Sutherland  J. Regent  parade 
•Stillman  W.,  129,  Camp  hi 
Taylor  Ann,  Bristol  rd. 
ThrasherE.H .  1  ,Bishopgate  s 
TolleyW., l,New Meeting  st. 
*Tomlinson  Eliz.,  Hagley  rd 
Towers  Irene,  14,  Guest  st. 
Tye  Ch.  Asylum,  Summer  In 
Tom;/(  Mm/on, LydiaEdmunds 

292,  Summer  lane 
Traies  E.  Monument  place 
Travers  M.  E.  (Independent) 

Steelhouse  lane 
TreyhernM.,103,Bradford  st 
Tubb  John,    parish  school, 

Carpenter's  road 
Turnpenny  E.,  89,  Canal  st. 
Turton  A.  (wes.)  Ruston  st 
Underwood  Ann,  7,  Victoria 

place.  Sand  pits 
Unitarian  Free  Sewing  Schools 
Park  st.  &  New  Meeting  st 
Waldron  S.,40,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Wallace  My.,  George  st.  W 
Wannington  George,  73,  St. 

ISIartin  street 
Watson  E.&E.,  1 1,  Bucking- 
ham street 
WebbS.W.,81,Ravenhurst  st 
WestburyA.79,G  .II  amptonr 
Wetton  C,  ct.  16,  Price  st. 
White  Frs.,  73,  Woodcock  st 
•White  H,,  95,  Ashted  row 
Whitfield  Sar.,  Hagley  load 
Whitmore  E.  17,  Blucherst 
WilcoxJno.63,Dartmouth  st 
WilcoxM.A.132,GtCharles  s 
WilksJ.,ct.30,Constitution  h 
Wilson  C.  <fe  E.,  102,  Dart- 
mouth street 
\VilliamsA.,71,BrearleystW 


Williams  Henry,  ct.  6,  John 

street.  Dale  end 
W  itt  S.,  1 6,Broad  st.  Islin  gton 
WoodC.L.d'G.E.,l,Pritchets 
Wood L.,  1 02,(;rosvenor  st.W 
Woodroffe  Eliz.,  Soho  hill 
Wood  W.  (Ind.)Steelhouse  la 
York  Thomas,  Grant  street 

Accountants. 

ArnoldWm.  Hy.,112,New  st 
Barwell  Wm.  8,  Vyse  street 
Bates  W.H.  2,  Insurance  bg 
Carfield  Richd.,  Richard  st., 

Spencer  street 
Crosby  Saml.,  27,  Tenby  st. 
Gamman  Steph.,  19, Easy  rw 
Hatch  Samuel,  2,  IVIinories 
Hodge  P.,222,Gt.Colmore  st. 
Horton  T.,36,G. Hampton  st 
Hutchings  S.,  8,  Temple  st 
James  Wm.,  '36,  Waterloo  st 
Jenkinson  Rd.,  6,  Church  st 
Kain  G.  J.,  5,  I3ennett's  hill 
Kimberley  E.  77,  Newhall  st 
KettleW.  R.,  27,Waterloo  st 
May  J.  B.,  283,  Bradford  st. 
McMichaelJ.B. 33,  Paradises 
Minshull  C.  jun..l04,New  st 
OUis  John,  S3,  Holloway  hd 
Pabner  Jno.,  2,  Sherlock  st 
Payne  and  Pretty,  22,  Ben- 
nett's hill 
Percivall  John,  55,  Ann  st. 
Puckle  J.  W.,  2,  Waterloo  st 
Ryland  Geo.,  43,  Temple  st 
Scott  John,  8,  Waterloo  st 
SraithF.B.  106,NewJohn  s.W 
Smith  Saml.,  55,  Ann  street 
SouthallT.,  33,  Colmore  rw 
Thomas  W.,  13,  Hockley  hi. 
Truss  John,  Highgate 
Wilson  J.  A.,  11,  Union  pas 
Wright  Robt.,  17,  Temple  st 

Account    Book 
Manufacturers. 

Allen  J.  &  Son,  3,  Colmore  r 
Beilby  J.  H.  Temple  build- 
ings. New  street 
Briearley  J.L.,104,  Dale  end 
Coley,  Rogers,  and  Gough, 

9,  Exeter  row 
Cooper  J.,  Coach  yd.  Bull  st 
Hall  Benj.,  71,  High  street 
H  odgetts  Alfd.  22,  Cannon  st 
HuntBenj.<feSons,75,Iligh  st 
Peart  Rd.  <fe  Son,  38,  Bull  st. 
Price  Joseph,  3S,  Cherry  st 
ReynoldsW.H.19^.Dale  end 
Sheldon  J.jun.  loO,  Moorst, 
Solomon G. 66, Constitution  h 
Swan  Brothers. 2. Newhall  st 


302 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Tomkinson  R.  C,  12,  Edg- 

baston  street 
Wadsworth  J.25,Coleshillst. 
Watt  Robert,  25,  Ann  st. 

Agents,  (General.) 

Allen  Isaac,  46,  Paradise  st 
Anderson  Thos.,  Easy  row 
Ashwell  J.,  Camden  place, 

Lower  Camden  street 
BainbridgeT.223,Camden  st 
Baines  J.,  65,Bartholomew  s 
Bettstfc  Jones,  43,  Temple  s 
Broomhead    Thomas,     175, 

High  street,  Deritend 
Carr  J .  W  .(law)II  andsworth  v 
DowlingG.S.,2,Gt.Charle.sst 
Docker  Rt.,  (wine  &  spirit.) 

Villa  road,  Soho  hill 
Edwards  Wm.  Yates  street 
Elkington  J.  43,  Camden  st 
Francis  S.  4,  Holt  street 
Girablett  Hy.  34,  Cherry  st 
G  uest  J  as.  66,  Summer  hill  ter 
Greensill  Edw.  88,  Aston  st 
Grove  Abm.,  74,  Brearley  st 
Grove  C.  Park  rd.  Nechellsg 
Hands  C.W.,   II,  Union  pas 
Holland  Wm.,   1 14,  Snow  hi 
HoltEdw.38&3y,  Molandst 
Kinsey  Wm.  S.,  (ale  <fe  wine) 

75,  Worcester  street 
Lowe  Adrian,  91,  New  st 
Lucas  J.  P.,  61,  High  street 
Mansell  Th.,  136,  Camden  st 
McTurk  John,  24,  Regent  p 
Mountford  J.,  13,  Cannon  st 
Naden  Thos.,  jun.,  188,  Li- 
very street 
Pearson  T.  P.   (to   Swaine, 

Boord,  &  Co.  London,)  16, 

Union  passage 
Roderick  J.  K.,  Shakespeare 

Rooms,  96,  New  street 
Roderick  John,  54,  New  st 
Ryliiiid     Chiirlrs,     Mount, 

Ilundsworlli  village 
ShawG.,(patent)7, Cannon  st 
Taylor  Thos.,  49,  Ann  st. 
Titley  K.(al(')  53,  Newhallst 
TomliIlS()n^^'.  juii.lj'niou  st 
St()rerT.(coal)3,  Steelhouse  1 
Waddell  W.H.2(),Ncvvhall.st 
Walker  Edw. 29,  Teniplerw 
Wigham  H..  (wine)  44,  Ra- 

venhurst  street 
Wagner  C.  II.,  (foreign)  18, 

George  street.  West 

Agents,  (House.) 

Akenuiin  Hy.,  II,  Jennens  r 
Ball  John,  17,  Horse  fair 
Bate  Ihos.,  3,  Icknitdd  ter 


Beasley  Rd.,  28,  Ladywood  1 
Cheatle  J  no.,  Lozells 
Clarke  James,  45,  Camp  hi 
Cole  Wm.  45,  Bristol  street 
Coleman  John,42  StPaul'ssq 
Collier  G. 234,  Gt.Colmorest 
Corns  Joseph,  Spring  st. 
Dawes  Wm.,  Lea  Bank  rd. 
Davis  J.S.,I32,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
Denston  Jas.,  153,  High  st., 

Bordesley 
Docking  Jno.,  138,  Snow  hi 
Duke  Rt.  jun.lOi,Whittallst 
Edmond  R.B.41,Gt.Brook  st 
Edwards  Hy.  155,  Francis  st 
Elkington  J  ph. 43,  Camden  st 
English  J.,  29i,  Temple  row 
Gamroan  Steph.  19,  Easy  rw 
Grimley  H.N.  65,  Fazeley  st 
Hands  C.  W.  11,  Union  pas. 
Magee  Thos.  44,  Hockley  st 
Mare  W.  C.  217,  Cheapside 
Mason  Robt.  C.  37,  Lench  st 
May  Jph.  B.  283,  Bradford  st 
MinshuU  Chas.  153,  Highgt 
Oakley  B.  85i,  Hospital  st 
OUis  John,  83",  Hollo  way  hd 
Palmer  John,  2,  Sherlock  st 
Parry  William,  1,  Carr's  In 
Pass  Joseph,  26,  Cherry  st 
Potter  Robt.  B.  48,  Cherry  st 
Price  James,  (and  valuer)  4 1 , 

Cherry  street 
Price  Thomas,  130,  High  st 

Bordesley 
Probin  Samuel,  22,  Mott  st 
Richards  T.  248,  New  John 

street.  West 
Richardson  J.  47,  Paradise  st 
Robertson  S.  124,  Well  st 
Rodway  J.<feS.27,Edt,'bstnst 
Sansum  Hy.  (and  land,)  42, 

Lower  Hiirst  street 
Shnmons  J.  27,  Nelson  st.  W 
Skellct  dr  Son,  2.J,  Edmund  st 
Smart  Thomas,  4, Teunautst 
Starkey  Jph.  35,  Bradford  st 
Taylor  Samuel,  49,  Ann  st 
Thorn  well  T.  57,  Albion  st 
Tilf(mrd  George,  Tenby  st 
Walker  J.  26,  New  Town  rw 
Welch  S.  138,  (it.  Charles  st 
Welch  W.68,  New  John  stW 
Wynn  Chas.  165,  Durwin  st 

Agents,  Land  Sc  Est. 

Marlud  *  arc   Surnj/urs, 
and  t  Miiniiff  Af/rtits. 

•Ash  win  J  as.  3 1 ,  W  aterloo  st 
•Baker  Josejdi,  67,  New  st 
+  Hates  Jolin  Joseph,   Belle 
\'ue,  Handsworth  villuife 


Callum  W.  14,  Bennett'shill 
•Chesshire  B.  and  Son,  37, 

Temple  row 
•fCooksey  J.5,  Bennett's  hill 
•Cooper  George,  1 12,  New  st 
•CouchmanC.33,  W  aterloo  st 
Devis  Edwon  P.  35,  Cherry  st 
Edwards  Jph.  Lozells  grove 
Elkington  Jph.43,Camden  st 
•Fowler  Richard  tte  Son,  44, 

Union  passage 
•Fowler  William  &  Son,  23, 

Waterloo  street 
•Hammond  J.  21,  Wtrloo.  st 
•Holbeche  J.  25,  Waterloo  st 
Holliday  C.  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Houghton  D.  20,  Paradise  st 
Kempson  Sml.  36,  Union  st 
Kimberley  E.  77,  Newhallst 
Lea  A.  <fe  Sons,  39,  Cannon  st 
•LucasJas.  Philip,61.Highst 
•Ludlow  Jph.  44,  Cherry  st 
•Massey  Robt.  6,  Temple  st 
Parry  William,  1,  Carrs  lane 
Robertson  S.  124,  Wells  st 
•Robins  E.  cfe  C.  and  Co.  47, 

New  street 
Rogers  John,  135,  Francis  st 
•Simcox  Howard,32,  Pards  st 
Skellet  &  Son,  2.^,  Edmund  st 
•Walker  John,  79.  Highst 
•WarrillowE.P.35;^,Cnon.st 
WhorrallJ.31,  Bennett's  hi 

Agricultural   Imple- 
ment Makers. 

Mapplebeck  <fe  Lowe,  Glou- 
cester street 
Nutting  Jno.  Upper  Mill  In. 
ProctorttRyland  16,  Lister  st 
Taylor  William,  66,  Moorst 
Uptill  Edward,  10.  Moat  row 
UpfiU  Thomas  &  Son,  157, 

(Jreat  Charles  street 
Warden  J. jun.  Jamaica  row 

Ale  <&  Porter  Mchnts. 

Allsopp  Sanil.  iV:  Sons,    103, 

High  st.  T.  Turner,  agent 

Bass,  KatclilY,  iV:  (J retton,  53, 

Newhall    street,    Edward 

Titley  agent,  tt  100,  Moor 

street,  Hy.  Kenway,  agent 

Edmonds  lieo.  85,  Caroline  st 

Giles\\in.24,(it.  Hauiptonst 

Hemming  G.  174,  Bristol  st 

Hunt  Wm.  57,  Newhall  st 

Jones  Benj.  court  .'^3,  Ann  st 

Kenway  Henry,  100,  Moorst 

Lant  rhonuis.  42,  Mount  st 

Newhall  street 
Lea  Samuel,  23.^,  Ann  street 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


303 


Mackie  &  Gladston,  88,  and 

89,  Dale  end 
Peters  G.  <fe  Son,  101.  Higlist 
Slater  Henry,  7-  Peck  lane 
Tuke  &  Co.  7,  Lease  lane 

Alkali  Manufctrs, 

Barney  J.  D.  t>9,  Lvrpool.  st 
Harris  Rice,IslingtonWorks, 

Sheepcote  street 
Hickling  <fe  Co.,  Banbury  st 

Analytical  Chemists. 

Woolrich   J.   S.    12,   James 

street,  St.  Paul's 
Wrightson  F.  J  amaica  row 

Anvil  Makers. 

Hill  C.  W.  94,  Digbeth 
Upfill  Edward,  10,  Moat  rw 
Upfill  Thomas  and  Son,  157, 

Great  Charles  street 
Warden  Joseph   and  Sons, 

6,  Edgbasiton  street 
Warden  J.  jun.  Jamaica  rw 

Architects<&  S  urvyrs. 

Baker  W.  H.  31,  Bennet'shl 
Botham  J.  R.  47,  Paradise  st 
Brown  H.  J.  46,  Union  pasg 
Cox  Edmd.  J.  4,  Waterloo  st 
Cutts  Joseph,  21,  Ann  street 
Deakin  James,  70,  New  st 
Drury&Bateman.42,Chry.  st 
Edge  Chas.  18,  Bennet'shill 
Empson  Fdk.36,  Colmorerw 
Fallows  J.  14,  Temple  row 
Ford  Wm.  P.  118,  New  st 
Hemming  S.  20,  Temple  rw 
Hill  D.  R.  Christ  Church  bids 
Hornblower  Jph.  26,  Ann  st 
Hornblower  J.L.14,Wtrlo.  st 
Horton  Jas.  60,  Newhall  st 
Hussey  Rd.  Chas.  45,  Ann  st 
Naden  T.  jun.  188,  Livery  st 
Newey  Isaac,  87,  New  street 
Nevill  d'Harris  43,Temple  st 
NortonW.  H.  Lady  Wood  In 
Orford  C.  W.  12,  Waterloo  st 
Smith  C.  S.  28.  Graham  st. 
Thorp  Thos.  F.  141,  Vyse  st  '■ 
WalkerR.29,Gt.Hamptonrw  | 
Walthew  R.  20,  Cannon  st    | 

Artificial  Flower, 

Ribbon,  and  Feather 

Dealers. 

See  aho  Drapers  .^'  Habnhhrs. 

DohertyJ.30,  Constitution  h  I 
Lowe  J. 53,  Park st.Bull  rng 
Powell  S.  H.  &  Co.  74  High  st 


Artificial  Limb  mkrs. 

Best  J.<fe  Son,33,St.Paul'ssq 
ColemanW.42,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Dutton  Saml.  47,  Curzon  st. 
Mappin  Jno.  61,  Newhall  st 
Salt  My.  tfe  S(m,  21,  Bull  st 
WarrenUriah,(late  W.Lort,) 
21,  Lancaster  street 

Artists. 

•  Sec  also  Professors. 

Bassett  Wm.,  I,  Guilford  pi 
Chapman  James,  Wynn  st 
Coleman  E.  2,  Crescent,  W. 
Cresswell  W.  77,  Lr.  Hurst  st 
Davies  G.  C.  55,  Howard  st 
Docker  Charles,  junior,  134, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Everitt  A.  E.  66,  New  street 
EverittE.  (repstry.)66,Newst 
Finley  Edgar,  Wheeley's  rd 
Fox  Edwin,  20,  Waterloo  pi 

Bloomsbury 
Green  W.  69,  Ravenhurst  st 
Green  way  C,  Hamstead  rw 
Hall  William,  Hagley  road 
Harris  Henry,  6,   Frederick 

street,  Edgbaston 
Hand  John,  24,  Lr.  Hurst  st 
Henley  William,  Gower  st 
Henshaw  F.H.  Green  Ins.  ctg 
Ingram  J.  W.  interior  decora- 
tive, 120,  Broad  st.  Islngtn. 
Johnson  Benj.,  43,  Bath  row 
King  J.  C.  7^  Easy  row 
Lomas  J.  Handsworth  vil. 
Lines&Sons,3,  Temple  rw.W 
Lucas  Daniel,  37,  Cross  st. 
Mills  Richard,  56,  Bristol  st 
Newmarch    George,    159|, 

Tennant  street 
Pettitt  J.  45,  Summer  hill  ter 
PriceWm.  79,Mountpleasnt. 

New  John  st..  West 
Rudge  E.  8,  Georgest.Parade 
SuchWm.  Thos.,  Bernard  st 
Tencate  F.27,Broad  st.Islgtn 
Wainwright  J.,  Farm  street 
Ward  J.  CBalsall  Heath  rd 
WhitlockJph.,  120,  New  St. 
Wilson N   J.,  53,  Ashted  rw 
Wright  Rd.,  147,  Bath  row 

Artists'  Colormen  <& 
Material  Makers. 

Morris  &  Gore,  28,Colmorer 

Assayers. 

Assay  Office,  3,  Little  Can- 
non St.,  Jph.  W.  Phipson, 
master,  ct  A.  Ryland,  so- 
licitor, 40,  Cherry  st 


Pearsall  W.60,  Northwoodst 
Westvvood  <fe  Son,  96,  Great 

Charles  street 
Westwood  W.  and  Son,  375, 

Summer  lane 

Attorneys. 

Adams  R..183,  Bromsgrovest 
AllcockW.  Penn,  5,  Union  st 
Amphlett  C.,22,  Bennett'shl 
Arnold  W.H.I  12,  New  st 
Auster  C.  H.  56,  Ann  st 
Baker  J.  H.  12,  Waterloo  st 
Baker  Jph.  35,  Bennett's  hi 
Balden  S.  24,  Colmore  row 
Barker  and  Griffiths,  6,  Ben- 
nett's hill 
Barlow  W.  &  clerk  to  Boro' 
Magistrates, 39, Waterloo  a 
Bartleet  J.  21,  Waterloo  st 
Benson  C.  48,  Paradise  st 
Benton  George,  9,  Ann  st. 
BloxhamJ.R.  22,  Waterloo  st 
Bond  J.  C.28,  Bennett's  hill 
Bott  John,  (executors of )  62, 

Newhall  street 
Bower  &  Reynolds,  36,  Para- 
dise street 
Bray  &  Bridges,  20,  T  emple  st 
CampbellW.K.3,St.  Mary'sr 
Carter  Saml.  20,  Waterloo  st 
Chaplin  J.  C.  15,  Paradise  st 
Chesshire  B.  13,Temple  row 
Chilwell  Geo.  I4,0ldsquare 
CollisE.H.  16,  Bennett's  hill 
Colmore  &  Beale,  30,  W  ater- 

loo  street 
Corser  and  Whitecombe,  34, 

Colmore  row 
Cottrell  Wm.  34,  Cannon  st 
CraneJ.W.H.23,Waterloo  st 
Cutler  J.W.  13.  Bennett's  hill 
Dalby  J.  F.  2^,  Edmund  st. 
Danks  Saml.  3,  Waterloo  st 
Docker  Ralph,  7,  Moat  row 
Dolphin  Robt.  19,  Temple  st 
Edmonds  Geo.  &  clerk  of  the 
Peace,  16,  Whittall  street 
Fewkes  Paul,  9,  Lease  lane 
Fowler  William,  25,  Ann  st 
Fuller  J.  B.  47,  Hockley  st. 
Gem  R.W. jun.  and  William 

Docker,  50,  Ann  street 
Gem  Thos.  Hy.  32,  New  st 
G  em  W .  H .  &  clerk  to  C  ounty 
Magistrates,  18,  Moorst. 
Gilham  <fe  Thomas,  25, Tem- 
ple street 
Gimblett  J.  H.34,  Cannon  st 
GoodbehereS.  77,  Newhall  st 
Greatwood  Rt.  4,  Waterloo  st 
Greensell  C.  21,  Edmund  st 


304 


niRMlNGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Greves  E.  T.  CO,  Newhull  st 
Guest  J.  *  clerk  to  County 
Court,  yA,  Waterloo  street 
Haines  «fe  Arnold,  and  clerks 
to  commissioners  of  Bir- 
mingham streets  act,  86, 
New  street 
Harding  Ihos.  148,  Moor  st 
HardingW.S.  32,  Waterloo  st 
Hare  W.  4,  Temple  row,  W. 
Harris  Frederick, i>9,  Bathst 
Harrison  Alex.  8,  Kdmund  st 
HalTisonE.A.31,^\'aterloost 
HawkesH.l.  Insurance  bldgs 
Haywood  d:  Webb,  37,  Tem- 
ple street 
Hebbert  J.  B.  2,  Temple  st 
HepworthJ.5,Temple  rw.VV^ 
HillHy.Stephen,48,Cherryst 
Hill  Thos.  16,  Union  passage 
Holland  Ily.Vlllard.  Soho  hi 
Hodgson  T.  R.  T.  2,  Cherry  st 
Holden  H.  A.  1,  Cherry  st. 
Ingleby  &  Wragge,  4,  Ben- 
nett's hill 
Jabet(ieorge,  25,  Ann  st 
Jagger  C.  II.  38,  Cannon  st 
James  T.  S.  21,  Waterloo  st 
Knowles  G.  B.  junior,  3,  St. 

Paul's  square 
Lee,  Pinson,  and  Best,  69, 

Newhall  street 
Lewis  Edw.  2,  Bennett's  hill 
Lowe  Wm.  77,  Newhall  st 
Ludlow  Ily.  42,  Waterloo  st 
Mason  E.  F.  67,  New  street 
Maudsley  Hy.  6,  Temple  st 
Mole  Francis,  35,  Cherry  st. 
Morgan  A  .F.  1 ,  Bennett's  hill 
Morgan  Wm.  37,  Waterloo  st 
Motteram,  Knight  tfe  Emmet, 

36,  Bennett's  hill 
Nealor  Wm.  41.  Cherry  st 
Nichols  W.  M.  41,  Temple  st 
OrtonI{.N.Ct>rnExchng.pas. 
I'alk'tt  .lames,  16,  Moor  st 
Palmer    and    Seymour,    16, 

Paradise  street 
Parker  I'.  L.,  18,  Cnion  psg. 
Partridge  .L,  47,  Cninn  j)sg. 
Podmore   Wm.  H.,26,  Beu- 

iielt's  hill 
Powell  .lohii,  1J6,  Moor  .st 
Power  Kobert,  17,  Temple  st 
Rawlins  .1.,  12,  Trniple  row 
Reece  W.  II.,  1()4,  New  st 
Roberts  Rd.,  ;"»;"»,  Ann  street 
RowliiiMoiil)an.T.6."),  Newst 
RushwortliC  '.I  l.4()(  annon  st 
Ryliind  Arthur,  4l). Cherry  st 
Sargent  Ebenez<M-,.")7,New  st 
Shutt  .Ipb.,  IC),  ChaiKd  st 
Simcox  Alex. ,32,  Paradise  st 


Simcox  John, Thomas, &  Ed- 
win W.,  II,  Bull  ring 
Slaney  T.,  2,  Newhall  st 
SmallwoodH.G.41  Temple  st 
Smith  J.,  40,  Temple  street 
Spencer   and    Rollings,    15, 
i       Waterloo  street 
.  Standbridge  T.,  25,  Ann  st 
Stuljbin  J.,  25,  Edmund  st. 
Stuljbs  J.,  15,  Bennett's  hill 
Suckling  J.,  35,  Cherry  st 
Sutton  W.  S.  14,  Colmorerow 
Tarleton  and    Newton,     9, 

Cherry  street 
Tarleton  Rd.IIy-.SO,  New  st 
Tayler  W.  M.  20,  New  street 
Thomson  W.H.,  4,  Cherry  st 
Tyndall  T.  &  Son,  64,  Little 

Charles  street 
Undarhill  J.  M.  G.,  144,  Gt. 
Charles  street 
;  Underhill  Rd.,18,  Temple  st 
.  Unett  <V  Sous.  5,  Old  square 
WebbRt.  W.,  26,  Ann  st. 
Whateley  J.  W.  and  G.,  41, 

Waterloo  street 
Wills  t<:01iver,22, Temple  rw 
Wills  1%  Son,  1 1,  Waterloo  st 
Wood  Joseph,  137,  Snow  hi 
Wright  E.,  6,  Waterloo  st. 
Yates  Augustus, 44,  Cherry  st 

Auctioneers  and  Ap- 
praisers. 

Bloore  S.,  jun.,  105,  New  st 
Bowdidge  T.,  106,  Digbeth 
BrooniheadT.,  175,  High  st. 

Deritend 
Brown  J.  K.,  46,  Union  psg 
Callum  W.,  cfe  broker  to  the 

C(nirt  of  Bankruptcy,   14, 

Bennett'shill,iVl,(-'heai)sd 
Cheshire    B.    aud    Son,   37, 

Temple  row 
Clarke  Rd.,  48,   Paradise  st 
('ooksey  J., 5,  Bennetfshill 
Devey  Ed.,  77,Newhall  st. 
Eastwood  .Fpb.,  6,  New  st. 
EbblesT.l  12.Constitutiou  hi 
FaUows.I(di!i,  14,  Temple  rw 
(;ill)ert.las.,120,Bordesley  st 
(Jimlilett  11.,  34,  Cherry  st. 
(ioodess  A.  I.  Soho  hill 
1 1  amiMond  .1  .,2 1 ,  W  aterloo  st 
Holmes  W.,  .'Ul.,^,  (berry  st., 

and  Wheeler  street 
Iloruldower    IVederiik,     14, 

\\' aterloo  stri'et 
Kempson  S.,  3(),  Union  st. 
Latham  Ed.,  62,  Lr.lhu-st  st 
Luetis  .F.  P.  T)!,  High  street 
Ludlow  J.,  44,  Cherry  st 


Margetts  G.  B.,    Corn   Ex- 
change passage 
Massey  Rt.,  6,  Temple  st 
Mayne  W.  E,  7,  Coventry  rd 
Naden  T.,jun,,188,Livery  st 
Ollis  J.,  83,   Hollowayhead 
Pickering  R.,  Up.  Dean  st 
Puckle  J.  W.,  2,  Waterloo  st 
Robins  E.  &  C.  &  Co.,  47, 

New  street 
Roderick  J.  K.,  Shake.speare 

Rooms,  96,  New  street 
Roderick  J.,  54,  New  street 
Rodway  J., 27,  Edgbaston  st 
Rollason  J  as.,  41,  Cherry  st 
Smith  S.,  25,  Gt.  Brook  st. 
St.  Clair  (;. H., 44, Worcstrst. 
Walker  Ed.,  2,  Temple  row, 

and  20,  Gt.  Colemore  .st 
Walker  J.,  26,NewTownrw 
Warrillow  Edwin,  35^,  Ed- 
mund street 
Walthew  R.,  20,  Cannon  .st 
WilkinsJ.C,  Ilandsworth  vl 
Wilson  J.  A.,  II,  Union  psg 

Auger  Makers. 

Atkins  Aaron  and  Son,  117, 

Barford  street 
(i lover  Wm.,  23,  Pritchet  st 
Haden  Saml,,  31,  Legge  st 
Handy  Thos.  c.  9,  Howard  pi 
Leadbeater  T.  40,  Barford  st 
Newey  J.,  1 12,  Bordesley  st 
jadler  W.,  43,  New  John  st 

Awl  Blade  Makers. 

Banks  Fras.,  38,  Mott  st 
Collins  Thos.  96,  Coleshill  st 
Powell  Jno.  10,  New  Johnst 
Ross  William..  7-  Howard  st 
Sutton  W.,43,  U.  llo.spitalst 
^\'hitehouse  Henry,  ct.,  23, 
New  John  street 

Axletree  Makers. 

AbeU^'  Fisher.  21,  Freeman  s 
Adams  J.,  II,  Barford  st.,  S. 
Brideu  J  (dm,  203,  Livery  st 
Eykyu    and    Millicha]),    50, 

(Jeorge  street,  Parade 
tJibson  T.,8ife  9.AVeauuinst 
.lacksou  .Tdsiah,  1.3,  George 

street.  Parade 
Lawson   and    Holden,    147, 

(Jreat  Charles  .street 
Leadb^-ater  1).  47,Edmuudst 
Lowe  J  (dm,  «fe  H.  34,  Ford- 
rough  street 
Plant  lV:  Penrs,  40,  Cheapaido 
Rowlinson  J  ph.,  73,  Cecil  »t 


IIIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


305 


RowlinsoiiW.  6a,Weaman  st 
Warden  .Toseiili  and  Sons,  6, 

Edgbaston  street 
Warden  J.  jun.,  Jamaica  r\v 
Wood  8ml.,  yO,Ne\vCanal  st 

Baby  Linen  Dealers. 

Farmer  Jane,  2,  Howard  st 
(Jritiiths  ife(ireaves,8i).15ull  st 
Holland  Snsan,  114,  Snowh 
Palmer  Ann,  34,  Temple  r\v 
Pearson  My.  L..  'A2,  Uuionst 
Ilyley  Tredk.  13all.21.No\vst 
Scattergood  Wm.,  9,  13ull  st 
Sliilton  Joseph,  99,  New  st 

Bagatelle  &,  Billiard 
Table  Makers. 

Beddows  Saml.,  119,  Broad 

street  Islington 
Duggau  D.  15,  Brasslis.  pasg 
Harris  T..  67,  Tennant  st 
Manton  C,  ct.  69,Alcester  st 
Twist  S.,  1,  Broad  st  Islingtn 
Whittall  Tlios.,  (cue  &  case 

only.)  53,  Edmund  st, 

Bakers  and  Flour 
Dealers. 

Marked  *  are  Bakers  only. 

Adams  E.  B.  6,  Spiceal  st 
Ainswortli  Wm.,  356,  Chpsd. 
Albutt  Hy.,  15,  Brickkiln  st 
Aldington  W.,  36,  Exeter  rw 
AUcock  William,  Essex  st. 
AUcock  W^,68,  Lr.Trinity  st 

Lancaster  street 
Allen  Alfred.  Aston  brook 
Allen  Alfrd.2o.  Gt.  Lister  st 
Allen  Frederick,  Lozells 
Allen  Geo.,  32,Warstone  In 
Allen  John,  32, Worcester  st 
AllsopJoseph,39,Hospital  st 
Allen  Wm.,2,Nevv  Meetings 
Amatt  H.  A.  83,  Edmund  st 
Assinder  Jph.,  Claverdon  st 
Atkins  J.  165,  High  stDeritnd 
Austin  John,  121,  Livery  st, 
BadgerJ.tfeT.34,  Summer  rw 
•Bagshaw  R,,ll,Ryland  rd 
Bagnall  W,,  4,  Charlotte  st 
Baker  Thos.,  18,  Loveday  st 
Ball  llichd.,  25,  Paradise  st 
Baldwin  D.,  116,  Moland  st 
Ballinger  Edw.,132,Digbeth 
Ballinger  Thos..2,  Snow  hill 
Bate  Wm.,  Wellington  road 
Baylis  J.  G.  126,  Gt.  Brookst 
Bell  tfe  Chopping,  77,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Bench  Rd.,  257,  Bishop  st., 

Moseley  st 


BeiTy  Eliz.,  GS,  Kenion  st 
Bill  .lohn,  62,  Holloway  hd. 
Birch  James,  9,  Church  st. 
Biven  Thonuis,  41,  Vale  st 
Boote  John,  Farm  street 
Bowes  Geo.,  211,  Bristol  st 
Bowler  T.ct.  125,  Lionel  st 
Bradford  J.  147, Dartmouth  s 
Bradley  G.  34,  Bell  Barn  rd 
Brandon  A.  153i,  Camden  st 
Brooks  Richard,  10,  Cox  st 
'Browley  George,  85.  Navi- 
gation street 
Browning  B.  Park  road,  Ne- 

chells  green 
Burton  Fras.  Nechells  green 
Burton  Rd.,1, Richmond  ter- 
race, Coventry  road 
Carter  E.  16,  Up.  Tower  st 
Chesterton  C.  Holliday  st 
•Childs  Wm.  69,  Francis  st 
Clarke  Thomas,  3,  Legge  st 
Cole  Wm.  5,  Macdonald  st 
Cole  Wm.  Hy.  Lea  Bankrd. 
Collis  Sarah,  16,  Meriden  st 
Cook  Richard. 30,  Lt. BaiT  st 
Cooper  H.  <fe  J.  Small  heath 
♦Cooper  S.  22,  Hockley  hill 
Cooper AV.  1 4,  J  no.st  D ale  end 
Cotterill  E.  20,  Prospect  row 
Cotton  Mark,  1],  Ludgt.hill 
Cotton  S.  171,  Heneage  st 
Crockett  Jph.  225,  Bristol  st 
Cuie  J.  49,  New  John  st. 
Dalton  Robert,  4,  Cannon  st 
Daniels  Geo.  90,  Moseley  st 
Davis  George,  72,  Henry  st 
•Dingley  Cath.  1,  Vratev  st 
Dixon  Thomas,  Sherlock  st 
Done  Richard,  30,  Adam  st 
Dudley  R.8,KingEdward's  pi 
Duukley  Henry,  Hatchet  st 
Dunn  J.  197,  New  Town  row 
*Earl  Chpr.  42,  Sheepcote  st 
Eaves  Eliz.  27,  Summer  st 
Emery  S.  74.  St.  Martin  st 
Emery  T.  172,  High  stDeritnd 
Evans  George,  3,  Hanley  st 
Fairbairn  II.  New  John  st.  W. 
Fawdry  J  G.  32,  Navigatn.  st 
Fen-eday  W^  23,  Holland  st 
Fen-er  W .  223,  H  igh  st  Drntd. 
Fisher  Giles,  15,  i\uston  st 
♦Franklin  Rd.,  87,  Digbeth 
George  Sarah,  31,  Fleet  st 
Glover  C,  250,  Bradford  st 
Glover  John,  Lea  Bank  rd. 
Godfree  John,  113,  Digbeth 
Green  Edna,  116,  Livery  st 
Griffin  William,  Wheeler  st 
Haltom  John,  Spring  st 
Hamlin  J.,  17,  New  Smr.  st 
Harrison  Henry,  Hagley  rd. 


HawksfordJ.68,Smalllrk.st 
Ilawkesford  .1.  8,  Dale  end 
1 1  a  vvkesford  W .  2 1 ,  .1  amaica  r 
Hawkesford  and  Birch,  42, 

Snow  hill 
Hay  ward  J.,  54,  Benacre  st 
Hazlcdine  James,  Phillips  st 

Aston  brook 
Hemming  Wm.,  Cregoe  st 
IIcmmingsS.37,High  street, 

Deritend 
Higgins  Peter,  129,  High  st 

Bordesley 
Hodges  Wm.  49,  Gt.  Barr  st 
Holf  John,  Willis  st 
Holt  William,  Loxton  street 
HoltamWilliam,31,  Lench  st 
Hopkins  Josh.  39,  Dale  end 
HounslovvJ.27,NewSmmr.st 
Howes  Joseph,  75,  Cheapsd. 
Humphreys  Ed w. Wheeler  st 
Humphreys  W.59,Lancstr.  st 
Hunt  Geo.  59,  Coleshill  st 
Hunt  Jas.  138|,  Ashted  row 
Hunt  John  A.  10,  Ashted  row 
Hutchins  Jno.  1 10,Williamst 
Hutton  J.  277,  Bradford  st 
Ingles  John,  Wheeler  street 
Insley  Wm.  Great  King  st 
J  ud  Martha,  Key  hill 
Jeffs  William,  155,  Unett  st 
*Jelfs  Anthony,  14,  Barr  st 
Judd  Chas.  24,  Howard  st 
Judd  Edward,  Smith  street 
Jobnson  Fredk.  6,  Livery  st 
Johnson  Wm.  Steward  st 
Kain  Thos.  70,  Weaman  st. 
Kemp  Thomas,  Gt.  Lister  st 
Kibby  C.246,New  Town  row 
Kibbv  S.  196,  New  Townrow 
Lancaster  My. 25,  Up.  Priory 
Latimer  Jas.  A.  Hagley  rd 
Lord  Isaac,  215,  Aston  road 
Lord  Jph.  215,  Heneage  st 
Lord  John,  62,  Parade 
Loveridge  Rt.  4,  Camden  st 
Mackenzie  J.  5,  Loveday  st 
Mackintosh  John,  12.  Ingest 
INIansell  T.  44,  Edgbaston  st 
Marlow  Wm.  Latimer  st.  S. 
Marsden  Sampsn.  Clement  st 
♦Marsh  V\'illiam.  1,  Lister  st 
Mason  E.  1 36, G  t.  Hampton  st 
•Matthews  Jane,  36,  Ilea  st 
Mercer  Wm.  63,  Smallbk.  st 
Ivlills  J.  5i^.  Ravonhurst  st 
♦MinshuU  Wm.  Alfd.  Mill  at 
Moore  Levi,  106,  Steelhs.  In 
Morgan  Chas.,  34,  Brewery 

street,  Heneage  street 
•Morley  J.B.  ct  179,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Morley  Thos.,  22,  Lancstr.st 

2Q 


306 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Morley  E.  Aston  New  Town 
Morton  Geo.  30,  Nelson  st 
Mountford  H.  66,  Colesbl.  st 
Moseley  J.87»  HoUoway  hd. 
Munn  EH,  133,  Suffolk  st 
Nash  Wm.  9,  Lr.  Temple  st 
Nocks  John,  Wynn  street 
North  Ilanh.  194,  Francis  st 
Noakes William,  HO,  Aston  st 
Oakey  Mark,  134,  Green  Ins. 
Odams  Richard,  24,  Sun  st 
Old  Union  Mill  Compy.  Holt 

st ;  Jph.  Guest,  manager 
Oliver  John,  334,  Cheapside 
•Onion  Abhm.43,  Lr.Ilurstst 
Oram  Wm.  Lady  Wood  In. 
Osborne  Hy.,  92,  Cheapside 
•Owen  William,  22,  Canal  st 
ParkerThos.21  •>,  Stratfordrd 
Parkes  Samuel,  60,  Livery  st 
PearmanT.95,Gt.Hamptn.st 
PcarmanW.3a,  Gt. Russell  st 
Peck  Thus.  51,  Hanley  st 
Perks  Edw.  St.  Vincent  st 
Pick  William,  10,  Bath  row 
Pinder  B.  W.  38,  Bagfjot  st 
Pitchford  Thomas,  Farm  st 
Pitt  Samuel,  3o,  Staflord  st 
Poulton  J.  47,  New  Canal  st 
Pomfret  Edw.  29,  Moland  st 
PowellD.43,Highst.Deritnd. 
Potter  John,  1  i3,  Pritchet  st 
•Prince  R.  28,Up.Windsorst 
•Richards  H.  court  4,  Park 

street.  Bull  ring 
RiddulphW.33,  Lt.Charlesst 
Rob])ins  John,  33,  Digby  st 
Roberts  R.  18,  Heneage  st 
Roberts  Thos.  59,  Francis  st 
Rose  Thos.  26,  Sherlock  st 
RoweEj)hrm.,47iBrans-ton  st 
•SavilleW.79.  Br(»msgrovest 
Shayler  T.  15,  Icknield  st.  E. 
Savage  J.  C.  41,  Mount  st., 

1,  Newhall  street 
•Scarle  Wm.  36.  Price  st 
Shorthonse  B.  SO,  Pahner  st. 
Simco  Josh. 99,  Lr.Camden  st 

Newhall  street 
Simpson  Charles,  151,  High 

street,  Bordosley 
Sketchley  J.1I5,  llocklryhl 
Skett  W.  (iii,  Dartmouth  st 
Smith  (Jeo.  2,  Hens  walk 
Smith  Isaac,  184,  Wells  .st 
•Smith  .Ins.  18,  Marshall  st 
•Suow  J.  21,  Hromsgrove  st 
Southall  H.  61,  Stallord  st 
Southam  S.ct.  17,^^'e:M^a^  s 
SpeiUHT  John,  3,  Sherpcote  s 
Spencer  T.,35,  Congreve  st 
Spencer  W.  Newhall  hill 
Spooncr  C.  27,  Fordrough  st 


Stait  Hy.  169,  Darwin  st 
Stannah  W.  59,  Weaman  st 
Sntton  J  no,  71,  Bishopgate  s 
SnttonW.67,New  John  st.W 
Terrill  J.  22,  Ludgate  hill 
Thomas  G.  21,  U. Hospitals 
•Thompson  J.  24,  Chapel  st 
Thompson  T.23,  Fazeley  st 
Thurston  Ed.  ct.   123,  Great 

Francis  street 
Toner  T.  90,  Gt  Hampton  st 
Trakewell  Wm.  4,  Bridge  st. 

Belmont  row 
TraverW.  14.  NewThomas  s 
Trevitt  .T.52,  NewTown  row 
Ward  Edwin,  Villa  street 
Ward  Jph.  19,  Tennaut  st. 
Ward  Thos.  15,  Newton  st 
Walters  .J as.  Shevboume  st 
WakelinWm.  10,  Cottage  In. 
*WardWm.27, Bishopgate  st 
•Walker  J.  Up.  Hospital  st 
Watts  J.  \'illa  rd.  Soho  hill 
Ward  tfe  Price,  4,  Moor  st 
Watts  W.  Lea  Ixink  road 
Ward  Thomas,  30,  Milk  st. 
Webb  Wm.  6,  Dale  end 
Webley  Frdk.31,Ruston  st 
Weller  G.  F.  15,  Gt.  Barr  st 
WellingsW.107,  Hampton  st 
WhitelockW.29,Lancaster  st 
Wiggott  T.  118,  Livery  st 
W illiamsonC. W .9 1 ,  Lichfld s 
Wilson  Timothy,  16,  Wharf 

street,  Suflolk  street 
Winters  Wm.  1,  Russell  st 
Wright  John.  90,  Coleshill  st 
VorkeC.F.lO.Bartholomews 

Band  Box  Makers. 

Chester  C.83,Constitutionhl 
Corbutt  M.  14,  Severn  street 
EaglesII.  163,Br(misgrove  st 
Farmer  E.  196,  Moseley  st 
WisemanD.81,Constitutinhl 

Bankers. 

Attwoods,  Spooner  it  Co., 
131,  New  street,  (draw  on 
Spooner,    A  It  wood  iV:  C().) 

Birmingham  lianking  Com- 
pany, 32,  Bennett  s  hill, 
(draw  on  Jcuies,  Loyd  A* 
Co.,  and  Glyn  and  Co.)  ; 
Wm.  Heaunnmt,  manager 

Biriniiighain  and  District 
Hank,  21,  (Olniore  row, 
(draw  on  Barclay,  Tritton, 
and  Co.) ;    H.  Siuitli.uingr 

Birmingham  and  Midland 
Banking  (^o..  Union  st., 
(draw  on  the  1  'nion  Bunk); 
C.  Geach,muging  director. 


Branch  Bank  of  England^ 
10,  Bennett's  hill;  Chas, 
Tindal,  agent,  and  Wm. 
Chippindale,  snb-agent 

Moilliet  dir  Sons,  7,  Cherry 
street,  (draw  on  Sir  I.  W, 
Lubbock,  Bart.,  tt  Co.) 

National  Provincial  Bank 
of  England,  (Branch  of) 
8,  Bennett's  hill,  (draw  on 
London  and  Westminster 
Banking  Co.)  j  Henry 
Rotton,  manager 

Taylor  and  Lloyds,  64,  and 
ia3^  High  street,  (draw  oi> 
Hanbvirys,  Taylor,  and 
Lloyd) 

Savings  Bank,  9,  Temple 
row ;  attend  Monday,  12 
to  2,  and  6-30  to  8,  P.M.; 
Thursday,  12  to  2;  Satur- 
day, 6-30  to  8  ;  W.Bolton, 
Esq.,  secretary,  and  C. 
Geach,  Esq.,  actuary 

Bankruptcy  and  Pro- 
tective Office. 

MinshuU  Charles,  sen.,  pro- 
prietor, 104,  New  street 

Barometer  <fe  Ther- 
mometer Makers- 

Marked' inh.T/urinoineters  only 

Brunner  L  QQ^  Edgbaston  st 
Harrhnan  J.  i)'S^  Cluu-ch  st 
•Heath  Jas.ct.  7,  Essex  st 
•Holt  H.  15,  Cardigan  st 
PeverelleJ.B.16.  Pershore  st 
•Rabone  J.  61,  8t.  Paul's  sq 
•Rabone  T.  172,  Hockley  hi 

Barristers. 

Guest  E.  Church  rd.Edgbstn 
Jefl'erj's  J.  39,  Waterh)0  st 

Basket  Makers. 

AndersonL.81,  1  lolloway  hd 
Bailey  Jas.  16,  Coleshill  st 
Bough  J.  22,  New  Townrw 
Clarke  Benj.  42,  Digbeth 
Coleman  ^^^  3,  Ijancaster  st 
Davis  John,  8,  Dean   street 
Dcveux  T.  ct.  7,  Livery  st 
FlattryH.22,  Constitution  hi 
Hewitt  Geo.  134,  Livery  st 
Hooper  John,  22,  Livery  st 
Howard  E.l  19.Gt. Charles  st 
Hucking  Sarah,  3, Pinfold  st 
1  lutchensC. 82, Navigation  st 
Hutchens   Mark,     11,    New 
Meeting  st.  dr  Market  haU 
Hyde  Thos.,6,St.Martin's  lu 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


307 


Hyde  VV.  55,  Sinallbrook  st 

and  Market  hall 
Lewis  Tho-s,  (jl,  Edgbaston 

street,  and  Market  hall 
L'Hollier  N.64,  Edirbastons 
Martin  J.  88,  (It.  ('harles  st 
Morris  AVm.  -J  18,  Livery  st 
Parker  Hy.  26,  Chapel  st 
Skinner    Thos.    Horse   fair, 

and  Market  hall 
Stokes  Edward,  Woodcock  st 
Vincent  Joseph  <fe  William 

21,  High  street 
Wilks  John,  2(5,  Horse  fair 
Williams  E.  47,  Edgbaston  s 

Bath  Chair  Makers. 

Boyce  M.l  02,  Bromsgrove  st 
Gabriel  Mary,  Coleshill  st 

Baths. 

Devis  James,  130,  Newst 
Flint  Wm.  Bragg,  18, Ann  st 
Monro  Geo.  Lady  Well  walk 
Shilton  Ed.  Brougham  st 
Smith  John,  Balsall  heath 

Bayonet  Manufctrs. 

Bishop  Peter,  12,  Queen  st 
Heighington  John,  Bordes- 

ley  Mills 
Hill  Stephen,  35,  Pritchet  st 
Newman    Lewis,    court  95, 

Lower  Tower  street 
OsbomT.  105,  Up.Trinityst 

Bed  Sacking  Makers. 

Bangham  W.  43,  Constitn.hl 
Jones  (xeorge,  Penn  street 
Kay  John,  26,  Navigation  st 
Rose  Wm.  29,  Congreve  st 
Slater  John,  179,  Livery  st 
Thorn  B.  1,  Holloway  head 
Whittle  William  &  Co.  202, 
Cheapside 

Bedstead,  Chair,  <&c. 
Makers. 

Bolton  Ud,  Morley's  bldgs 
Bourn  John,  112,  Ilea  st 
Johnson  Thos.  Holloway  hd 
LewisW.H.87, Bromsgrove  s 
Gammon  Peter,  1,  Dale  end 
Paste  Wm.  92,  Meriden  st 
Sherlock  William,  ct.  6,  Gt. 

Hampton  street 
Ward  Geo.  A.  5,  Snow  hill 
Wood  J.  Latimer  street,  S 

Beer  Engine  and  Z.iquor 
Fountain  Makers, 

Baskcrfield  H. 39,  Birch  all  st 
Bromwich  R.26, Freeman  st 


Cooper  T.  25,  New  Inkleys 
Emson  T.  2  2,  Cheapside 
(Jlasgow  David,  10,  Cross  st 
Haskett  Rt.  104,  Snow  hill, 

and  87,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Harrison  S.  52,  Park  street, 

Bull  ring 
Jones  Hy.  60,  Stafford  st 
Joseph  John,  22,  Brewery  st 

New  Town  row 
MillsThos.71, Bromsgrove  st 
Smith  Danl.  43,Worcester  st 
Stevens  J.  112,  U.  Tower  st 
Stock  &  Son,  35,  Temple  st 
Stokes  T.267,New  Town  rw 
Wesbury  J.  ct.  1,  Thorp  st 
Yates  and  Birch,  39  and  40, 

Coleshill  street 

Beer  Houses. 

See  Retail  Brewers,  after 
Hotels^  Inns,  ^'e. 

Bell  Founders* 

Bagnall  James  E.   131,  Gt. 

Hampton  street 
Barlow  J.&  Co.  Staniforth  st 
Bartlett  and  Sous,    126,  Gt. 

Charles  street 
Barwell  J.40,Gt.  Hampton  s 
Blevvs  William,    and    Sons, 

9,  Bartholomew  street 
Biirgess  W.36,  Holloway  hd 
Clews  James,  78,  Baggot  st 
Clews  W.79,  Molandst. 
Dowler  T.,91,Gt.  Charles  st 
Evans  J.  105,  Moland  st 
Fleming  T.  Barford  st.  S 
FullwoodJ.49,New"Town  rw 
Harris  B.  H.  198,  Livery  st 
Holt  Henry,  15,  (Cardigan  st 
Powell  J.ct.l9,U.  Windsor  st 
Powell  W.  37,  Bromsgrove  st 

Bellows  Makers. 

Allday  W  .32i,Constitntion  hi 
Doody  James,  14,  Oxford  st 
Doody  Jph.  70,  Howard  pi 
FletcherGeo.26,MaryAnn  st 
GreatheadJ.97,Steelhouseln 
Harrison  J.  40,  Fazeley  st 
Hollins  B.  ct.l3, Lombard  st 
Moon  James,  1,  Engine  st 
Onions  John  C.  63  and  64, 

Bradford  street 
Onions  J.  191,  Moseley  st 
Onions  J.4feSons,49,Digbeth 
Partridge  Thos.39,Oxford  st 
Showell  Thos.  2,  Essex  st 
Taylor  S.  117,  NewCanal  st 
Tnrley  H.  ct.  11,  Holt  st 
West  Saml.  ct.  6,  Sherlock  st 


Bellows  Pipe  Makers 

Johnson  R.  17,  Loveday  st 
Partridge  T.  39,  Oxford  st 
Taylor  S.  117,  New  Canal  st 
WestwoodW.ct.6,Meriden  st 
Wilkins  T.  ct.5, Lawrence  st 

Berlin    Wool,    <fec. 
Warehouses. 

Broadhurst  J.  Hagleyrow 
Jarmans  and  Jenkins,  271, 

Bradford  street 
Martin  Mary,  '69,  New  st 
Jevons  Solomon,  65  and  GQ^ 

Worcester  street 
Onion  Elizabeth,  27,  New  st 

and  38,  Broad  street 
Pemberton  My.  45,  New  st 

Bill  Posters, 

Burton  John,  10,  Cheapside 
Chapman   C,   Coach   yard. 

Bull  street 
Clarke  R.,  32,  Steelhouselu 
Crowther  James,  5,  Vine  st 
Hairs  Jas.,  10,  Queen  st 
Wilson  John,ct.,10,  Hurst  st 

Birds  Eye  and  Bead 
Makers. 

MansfieldRd.,  16, Bradford  st 
01dfieldHerbert,36,  Queen  st 
Tongue  J.,  (gilt),  78,  Parado 

Bird    and    Animal 
Preservers. 

Cashmore  Eliz.,  12,  Steel- 
house  lane 
Griffin  Wm.,  260,  Aston  rd 
Hawkesd;rFranklin,4,New  st 
Jackson  Wm.,  9,  Benacre  st 
Mansfield  R.,  16,Bradfordst 
Quiney  L.,  46,  Lichfield  st 
Stagg  J.,  28,  New  Church  st 

Birmingham,    Lon- 
don and  Sheffield 
Warehouses. 

Aaronson  Saul,   99,  Small- 
brook  street 
Abrahams  «fe  Danziger,  45, 

Edgbaston  street 
Ashforth  R.,2,  Jamaica  row 
Burton  C,  57,  Coleshill  st 
CartwrightC.22,Edgbastn  st 
Darby  J.,  3,  Edgbaston  st 
Heaven  (George,  159, Moor  st 
Jenkins  My.,  6,  Digbeth 
Levins  P.,  94,  Smallbrook  st 
Louis(fcMier,68,Edgba8ton8t 


308 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LiSTr 


Mc  Cabc  Thomas,  sen.,  26, 

E(lj?baston  street 
Mc  Cabe  T.  48,  Edgbaston  st 
Milner  Wm..  13,  Union  st      i 
Moran  E.,  49,  Edgbaston  st  ' 
Newman()od\vin,22Lease  In 
Ne\vmauH.,ol, Edgbaston  st 
Partridge. I as..98,  High  st      | 
I'everelle  L..2S, Edgbaston  st 
Poncia  Anthony,  6,  Moor  st  \ 
Poncia  I).,  58,  Edgba-ston  st  I 
Poncia  J.,  i54,  Worcester  st 
Poncia  J(dni,    and  Son,  oO, 

Pershore  street 
Samuel  Charles  and  Co.,  43, 

Edgbaston  street 
Trainer  T.  7,  Moor  street 
Salt  Richard,  5,  Dale  end 
ValentineH.62, Edgbaston  st 
Winchurst  Iziah,  2 1, High  st 

Blacker  s. 

Baker  J.  23,  Buckingham  st  i 
CarringtonH.  18, L.Charles  s 
Jeffery  J.  .W,  Loveday  st 
Jepson  .Let. 30,1'!). Tower  st 
Piokin  Wm.  Summer  lane 
Siddon  E.  ct.  7, Lt. Charles  st 
Simkissll.ct.l  l.St.Ci'orge's  s 
Smith  A:  Asbury,  l^eggc  st 
Taylor  J.   ct.  1,  Ednmnd  st 

Blacking  Makers. 

Aingworth  H.41,  Snow  hill 
Davis  Timothy,  Bristol  rd 
liaker  Ed.d'Son.Cnuiville  st 
Farmer  lid.  ct.  Thor))  st 
Haslam  Jph.  6  ',  Hm-st  st 
Kingliam  J.  34,   lianbury  st 
I, ear  .las.  1,  i'A.  Cohnore  st 
Martin  Sarah,  61,  Oxford  st 
Ravenscroft  E.  Market  hall 
RaveuMToft  .L  9,  Stafford  st 
Sanders  1 1  ,N  ,93Steelhouse  In 

Black    Lead    Pencil 
lYiakers. 

Tubb  .1.    (ever-pointed)   27, 

Smith  strei't 
West  wood  .L  (il,  Ludgate  hi 

Black    Ornament 
Makers. 

Ast<m  Thos.  12,  Regent  pi 
liallcny  .L  44,  St.  Piiuls  scj 
Bland  '.L.bu,  7,  Wcaman  st 
Davenpt.rtA.14S(;t(  liarless 
Edge  Tlios.  ik  Co.  3,  Hull  st 
Harrison  H.iV  .L4,  ILnvard  st 
llinlcy  Saml.  17,  Essex  st 
Hum])bnes  B.  .37,  Bristol  st 
Kettle  Mary,  !)!>,  SulT.dk  st 
Lea  Wm.  21t,  Ivli^buston  st 


Lowe  F.  ct.  24,  Spencer  st 
Morris  Thos.,  18,  Hill  st 
Parkes  Jph.88,Gt.Russellst 
Piai-point  .Let.  7,Woodcocks 
Poolton  Jas.  44.  Horse  fair 
Stokes    and  Willmott,    Att- 

woods  Mill,  Basken-ille 
Stone  Chas.  28,  Lndgate  hill 
Taylor  &  Ashmead,  Bridge 

street.  Broad  street 
Tongue  W.  138,  Hampton  st 
Welch   C.   (late  Wilkinson) 

1,  Caroline  street 
Wilcox  W.  69,  Hampton  st 
Withers  J.  28,Gt.Hampton  s 

Blacksmiths    and 
Farriers. 

Mashed  *  are  Farriers. 

Bagg  Wm.  New  Bridge  st 
Baynham  William,  96,  Park 

street.  Bull  ring 
•Beach  Wm.  3,  Duke  street 
Beardmore  R.  82,  Hill  st 
Beeson  R.  Handsworth  vil 
•Belsher  Wm.  Ashted  row 
Bentley  .Tph.  7,  Oozells  st 
Bodington  G.  vet.  shoeing, 

60,  liroad  street 
Butcher  M.  47,  Aston  road 
Butler  W.  ct.21,Gt.Charles  s 
•Chillingworth  J.  court  212, 

Livery  street 
Clarke  Wm.  Aston  street 
CartwrightW.l  ISUIocklyhl 
Earj)  R.  96.  Hockley   street 
Field  .John,  17,. Jamaica  row 
Foden  Abralmm,  Saltley 
Ford  Allen,  6,  Bromsgrove  st 
(iodwin  W.J.  vet.  shoeing, 

3U,  New  street 
Goodridge  Rt.  Lr.  Lawley  st 
Goss  Alfred.  r>3.V, Howtird  st 
(ioss Tlumias.Crescent  locks 
Green  A.  2."),  .Lunaica  row 
•^;n>en  Thos.  Worcester  wrf 
Green  Wm.  TiS.  Pinfold  st 
•GreggW..37.  B;ir(lu>lnmew  s 
Hailstone  (  harles.  Saltley 
,  Hale  Benj.  ct.  .38,  Moor  st 
j  Hiiles  .loim,    HnnttT's  lane 
I  Harris  .Lis,  .3t>,  Hristnl  st 
•Hiirris  Wm.  1,  ^\■inllnlill  st 
llaslio  R.  Handsworth  vil 
Hobbis  .1.  24,  Sheepct»te  st 
Hobdny   Saml.  Hngley  n)ad 
Holmes  R.  vet.  shoeing,  43, 

Cherry  stri'(»t 
H(»  >d  Milliam,  Tennant  st. 
•Hnniphreys\\'.7<>.  Lionel  st 
•Hnrd  .Ldiu,  Spark  bnicik 
Hunt    IL    L.    vt>t.    shoeing. 
Cannon  st.«fc  Hni^lev  road 


Hunt  Wm.  IS.'),  Ashted  row 
Johnson  C.  New  Town  row 
Jones  Ed.  Honduras  wharf 
Jones  John,  St.  Peter  s  pi 
Knowles  T.Mill  In.  Digbeth 
Lewis  John,  Wheeler  street 
MinorT.56,High  st.  Bordsly. 
Moseley  Jas.,  39,  Duke  st 
MountfordW.Gt. Hampton  s 
Newey  Jas.  Severn  street 
•Newton  W.  Dartmouth  st 
Palmer  W.  ct.  6,  Moorst 
Parker  Rt.  HoUoway  head 
Pickering  W.  C.  64,  Wharf 

street,  Suffolk  street 
Pickin  J.  27,  Coleshill  street 
PiggsW.122Broad  stislingtn 
Reeves  William,  4 J,  Wharf 

street,  Suffolk  street 
Slater  George,  Ilea  street 
Smith  M.  172,  Icknield  st.  E 
Smith  Philip,  7,  Swallow  st 
Stanton  Samuel,  iiank  alley 
•.Stevens  Thos.20.  H  ockley  st 
Such  J.  Handswortli    illage 
•Thomas  J. 63, Lt. Charles 
Thomas  b.  101,  A.stou  st. 
Thornhill  J.  87.  Moor  st 
Walters  Rd.  Pershore  st 
M'heal  John,  oi<^,   Diiddes- 

tou  row,  and  6,  Oxford  .st 
Wood  S.  N.19.Gt.  Charles  st 
WoodhallE,49,Steelhouse  In 

Blank  Tray  Makers. 

Baker  J. Coach  yard. Sheep  st 
BrindleyG  16.Cumbcrlandst 
Devey  Rd.ct.6, North  wood  st 
Hawkes  Eras.  127,  Livery  st 
Jenks  Fdk.  36,  Legge  .-street 
Knowles  B.  71  o.  Summer  In 
RuberyiV'  Evans,Dartmouth  s 

Blders.  with  Leeches 

Ani^'llly  Wni.  23,  Cox  street 
Baker  .%hiry,  Lozells 
Bird  Sarah,  Lady  Wood  In. 
niews  A. t)3. Bartholomew  st 
Hriltain  E.234.NewTown  rw 
Fisher  M.  4,  Exeter  row 
I'isher  Sophia,  L"),  Duke  st 
I'ryer.L  11, (it.  Hampton  rw 
(iale  Eliz,.37,  St.  (ieorge's  st 
Heath   Henry  W.    122,  (;t. 

Hani]>ton  row 
Higgins  l",li/..  IS,  i'i.sher  .st 
Kinson  S.  k-knield   st.  East 
. I  ones  I'di/a,  26,  Harford  tt 
Knight  Hannah, .3(5. Doe  st 
Lncas  Esther,  89,   High    st. 

Hordesley 
MeddowsM. A. 226, Camden  s 
IMggsT.  122, Broad  st.Ishigtn 


RIH.M  INGHAM    TK.AnK     LIST. 


309 


Priestley  A.ct.  18,  C'regoe  st 
Ragg  Sh.  i)7<  (>t.  lUissell  .«t 
Sibley  .1.  JiS,  (Jt.  Charles  st 
Silvester  II    lH'),  Adderley  st 
Smallv\-ood  S  43,L.To\verst 
Smith  Aim.  44,  Alcester  st 
Smith  Sanih,  1,  Fazelcy  st 
Walters  Hannah,  4.  Gas  st 
A\'illiamsS.l-J.(;t. Hampton  s 
Wooley  i:iiz.\jt).  llill  street 
Yimng  R.  4G,  Bread  street, 
Nevvhall  street 

Blue  Bricks  and  Tiie 
Merchants. 

Bennett  W.  S:  J.  iJerkley  st 
Bissell  Brothers,  G2,\Vaterst 
Brawn  George   and  James, 

Nile  st. ;  G.  Shelton, agent 
Corbett  H.  Worcester  wharf 
Cardall  S.  OldBaggot  st.  wrf 
Fitch ett  John,  33,  Potter  st 
Green  Brothers,  Easy  row 
Hanks  J.  Charlottest.  wharf 
Johnson  J.  Britannia  wharf 
KirbyH.46,Park  st.Bull  ring 
Simons  T. (tire) 1 49, Livery  st 
Whitehouse  Jph  &  Stephen, 

Spring  Hill  wharf 
Wilson  R.  S.  Spring  Hill  wf 

Blow  Pipe  Makers. 

Baxter  Ed.  \^6,  Livery  st 
Baxter  John,  105.  Snow  hill 
Webster  Joseph,  8.  Princes  st 

Boarding  House 
Keepers.    (Comrcl.) 

iSee  a'so  Temperance  Hotels. 

Burgess  Sarah,  39.,  Moor  st 
Butcher  Julia,  143,Lawleyst 
Cooke  Elizabeth,  Carr's  In 
Jones  John,  50,  Union  psg 
Scott  Miles.  21. Masshouse  In 
TeiTy  Wm!  71,  Newhall  st 

Boat  Builders. 

Banford  W.  Worcester  wharf 
Booth  John,  Tindal  street 
Cotterell  tfe  Large,  25,  Sheep- 
cote  street 
Lovekin,  Rd.  1,  Morville  st 
Lovekin  R. jun.  tfe  Wm.  Lady 
VVood  Dock,  Monument  In 

Bolt  &  Nut  Makers. 

See  Carriage  Bolt.,  i^c  Makers. 

Bone  Cutters. 

Ball  Wm.  37,  New  John  st 
Bird  Thos.  ct.  57,  Cecil  st 
Joyce  J.  ct.  25,  Chcapside 


Bone  Merchants. 

Sec  Itatj  and  Bone  Menlianls. 

Bookbinders. 

Marked  *  are  Machine  iiithrs 
also. 

Aldritt  Wm.  103,  SutTolk  st    | 
Allen  J.  iV:  Son,  3  Colmore  rw 
*Bovven  R.45,Constitntn.hiil  ' 
•BrierleyJ.L.Swanydlligh  s  ; 
Bush  ell  E.  ct.  2,  Cannon  st 
Bushell  Wm.  20,  Thorp  st 
Clark  Wm.  80,  Woodcock  st 
*Cooper  J.  Coach  yd.  Bull  st  i 
♦Corns  George,  71^-.  High  st 
Devonshire  Hy. 37,  Dale  end  j 
*Devvson  James  &  Son,  107,  i 

New  street 
*Fentham  Sml.  ct.  6,  High  st 
Forbes  Wm.  York  passage 
Hall  Benjamin,  71,  High  st 
Harris  W.  197,  High  street, 

Deritend  j 

Hunt  B.  <fe  Sons,  75,  High  st  | 
*Jago  John  D.  ct.  12.  Ann  st 
*Male  Thomas,  Tay's  yard 
M  atthison  R.7 1  ,Ed  gba  ston  st 
Peart  R.  &  Son.  38.  Bull  st 
*Picken  Thos.  221,  Bristol  st 
*Plampin  M.  61|,  Newhall  st 
Radclyffe   T.  &   Son,  108, 

New  street 
Ragg  Thomas,  90,  High  st 
Sheldon  J.,  jiui.  150,^ioor  st 
*SolomonG  .6 1  ,Constituln.hl 
TaylorE.  67,  Steelhouselane 
Tonks  John,  61,  Hill  street 
Wadsworth  J.  25, Coleshill st 
Want  Edward,  ct.  6,  Moorst 
*Watt  Robert,  25,  Ann  st 
*White  &  Pike,  14,  Bull  st 
Wood  John,  23,  Hollovvay  hd 

Booksellers  &Statnrs. 

Marked  *  are  Booksellers  only. 
See  also  Stationers. 

Allen  J.2 1 5.High  st.Deritend 
Beilby  James,  Temple  build- 
ings. New  street 
Belcher  J.  &  Son,  5,  High  st 
Bell  James,  8,  New  street 
Boot  Sml.  P.  16,  Spiceal  st 
Booth  J.  H. 20,  Constitutn.hl 
Brierley  J.  L.  104,  Dale  end 
*Br(mgh  Wm.22,  Paradise  st 

and  1 10,  Great  Brook  st 
Bushell  Wm.IIy.  Heneage  st 
•Cluett  William,  47,  New  st 
•Corken  W.D.  5,  Union  pas 
•Cornish  Brothers,  37, New  st 
Davies  Rd.  40,  Temple  row 


Everitt  Edward,  Q^.,  New  st 
Fisher  Alfred,  9,  Moat  row 
(hiest  James.  52,  Bull  street 
Hall  Benjamin,  71,  High  st 
•Harley  A. (old)  Markethall 
•IJarley  Henry,  115,  Newst 

and  3,  Union  passage 
•Harris  W.  197,  High  street, 

Deritend 
Huswell  J.  P.  52,  Newst 
Hodson  Edward,  82,  Parade 
H  ;>llyoake  11.29,  Smallbk.  st 
Hudson  Benj.  18,  Bull  st 
Jackson  Wm.  and  Son,  (late 

R.  Russell)  m,  Digbeth 
Joesbury  Wm.  1,  Aston  st 
Kelley  Daul.  72,  Bath  st 
Lcmgbridge  H.  C.  11, Bull  st 
Maher  Michl.  5,Congreve  st 
MatthisonR.71,Edgbaston  st 
Menon  &  Co.  York  passage 
MorleyC.T.52,Constitutn.  hi 
Newby  Mary,  27,  Bull  street 
Osborne  E.C.29,Bennett'shl 
Peart  Rd.  &  Son,  3)i,  Bull  st 
Plastans  Wm.  55,  Dale  end 
Ferryman  J.  H.  17,  High  st 
Piatt  Wm.  82,  Digbeth 
Priest  G.  31,  Navigation  st 
Robinson  W  ,96,  Ravenhurst  s 
Ragg  Thos.  90.  High  street 
Showell  J.  W.  26,  Temple  st 
Smith  David,  Nechells  green 
Smith  S.  B.  77,  Bath  street 
*StanyardJ.36,Constitutn  hi 
Taylor,   Glover,  &  Co.,  31, 

Union  street 
Taylor  Wm.  25,  Cheapside 
Turner  Fdk.  3,  Snow  hill 
Tm'nerJohn,31, Temple  row 
Watts   Thomas,    20,    High 

St.  and  14.  Snow  hill 
White  &  Pike,  14,  Bull  st 
*Wilks    Joseph,    (old)    120, 
Gt.Hmptn  st.&  Market  hi 
Winnall  Henry,  78,  High  st 

Boct  and  Sutton  Hook, 
Bcipper,  and  Kutcrack 

Ivlakcrs. 
Marked  *  are  Boot  and  Button 
Hook  makers  onhj. 

SEE  ALSO   STEEL    TOY  MXFRS. 

Bill  T.  H.  37,  Staniforth  st 
Heeley  James  and  Sons, 
Mount  st.  (iraham  street 
Jackson  T.  9,  Barford  st.  S 
JonesR.&  Son,  1 05,Cheapsde 
Jones  T.  F.  12,  Cecil  street 
•PerksW.ct.l4,Lt.Charles  st 
PrimeT.18*19,Northwood  s 
Rowe  David,  17,  Summer  In 
TimminsR.dSon,55,  Hurst  s 


310 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Boot  Closers. 

"Hurton  G.  19,  Navigation st 
Grist  J.  18,  Bartholomew  st 
fJrist  .John,  15,  Jennen's  r\v 
H'illiams  E.  41.  Summer  tw 

Boot  and  Shoe  Mkrs. 

Acklinii^  Danl.  102,  Livery  st 
AflderleyW.liJDuddeston  r\v 
AUerton  Jph.  83,  Allison  st 
Adams  J.  12,  Congreve  st  I 
Ainge\Vm.54,  Lt.  Charles  st 
Allen  Joseph,  20,  Snow  hill, 

and  72,  Dale  end  j 

AUport  John,  Barker  street 
Allwood  Jph.  56,  Inett  st 
Armstrong  J.  m^hovediiy  st 
Arrowsmith  J. 9, 1'. Tower  st 
ArrowsmithJ.4,  Hampton  st 
AshfordW.  166,lcknield  st.E 
Asman  W.  121,  Suffolk  st 
Atkins  Chas.  F.  28,  Hall  st 
Atkins  Eliz.  9,  Up.  Dean  st 
Aucutt  Jph.  7,  Bloomsbury 
Babington  W.94,L. Tower  st 
Baker  James,  Lozells 
Baker\V.309,NewJohn  St.  W 
Ball  W.  1,  Lower  Hurst  st 
Ball  Thomas,  268,Watery  In 
Banks  I.  \'illa  rd.  Soho  hill 
Barnes  J. 180,  Bromsgrovest  . 
Bartholomew  T.  85,  Stani- 

forth  street  ! 

Batcheldor  J.  51, Sherlock  st 
Baylis  Rd.  7,  rp.Hospitalst 
Barton  Thos.  Market  hall 
Beardsmore  T.22,Sherlockst 
Beasley  Hy.  57,  Lichfield  st 
BeazerJ  .95,  Broad  st.Islngtn 
Beazer  Mark,  Lea  Bank  rd 
Beesley  John,  li,  Balsall  st 
Behen  .I<»hn,    ]6,  Bread   st. 

Newhall  street 
Best  Samuel,  G,  Exeter  row 
Best  John,  21,    Fleet   street 
Bevens  Win.  ()7,  Astcm  st 
Blakeniore  W.  16,l*ritchet  st 
Bickley  E.  73,  Snuillbrook  st 
Hirlx'ck   C.    62,    Summer  In 
Hisliop  J.  98,  Woodcock  st 
B'nliop    Will.  Spiirk  brook 
lUytlie  Kt.    (14,    Weanian  st 
B«)(lcll  W.  61,   Hami)ton  st 
B<mrn  R.  ru),  V.  Hospital  st 
Hoyoe  Kd.  6.  Swnllowst 
|{ra(IbnryT.ll,Williajn  st.N 
Uradbury  Wm.  169, Livery  st 
Hragg  Alim.  9,  Lancaster  st 
lirn;;g  .las.  SI,  I  losj)i1al  st 
Braler  Henry,  Saltley 
nrewrrNatbl.,'M,('ongTeve5t 
Bridge  Thoiiia<»,  1,  Easy  row 


Bright  A.  Sutton's  buildings 
Brindley  J  as.  237.  Bristol  st 
Brisco  B.  128,  Up.  Tower  st 
Bromage  John,  o6.  Moor  st 
Brooks  J.  C.55,  Vanxhall  rd 
Brooks  T.  154,  Hampton  st 
Brown  Benj.  81.  High  st 
Brown  J .  1 0,KingEdward's  pi 
Bruce  J.  54,  Belmont  row 
Bull  James,  37,  Coventry  st 
Bullivant  J.  6S,  Oxford  st 
Bullock  John,  32,  Cox  st 
Bullus  Joseph,  5,  Ryland  st 
Burnett  George,  26.^,  J  ohn  st 

Dale  end 
Burnham  T.  29,  Summer  In 
Burton  B.  Villa  rd.  Soho  hill 
Burton  Wm.  71,  Moseley  st 
Butler  Jas.  95,  Bordesley  st 
Butler  J.  221,  Ashted  row 
Butler  Wm.  28,  Gt.  Barr   st 
Cape  well  Jas.  31,  Exeter  rw 
Carlow  Geo.  104.  New  st 
Caswell  Wm.  13,  Phillip  st. 

High  street 
Causer  Chas.  97,  Coleshill  st 
Chadnor  T.  32,  Islington  rw 
Challis  Jas.  12,  Horse  fair 
Chambers  C.  Lee  Bank  rd 
ChambersT.12,  St.Martin'ss 
ChapmanA.226,GtColmore  s 
Chapman  Geo.  12,  Harford  st 
Chester  Sh.  27, Henrietta  st 
Clifton  Geo.  Fdk.  80, Parade 
Colley  Wm.  Icknield  cottage 
Collyer  John,  45,  Snow  hill 
Collingwood  H.7U,  Aston  rd 
Cook  Thos.  Spring  hill 
Cooke  John,  47.  Stafford  st 
Cooper  Henry,  50,  Regent  pi 
Cooper  Jas.  36,  Harding  st 
Cooper  J.45,Park  ."t. Bull  rg 
Cooper  Wm.  10,  Union  st 
Cotter  L.  77.  Steelhonse  In 
Cotterill  J.  6,  Congreve  st 
Cowdell  E.  12,  Marshall  st 
Cox  J.  27,  Smallbrook  st 
Cox  Thos.  35,  Bishopgate  st 
Crane.Lct. 20, Constitution  hi 
Oisj)  Aaron,  13,  Legge  st 
Cross  W.36,  I^.  Charles  st 
Crowder  E.  (53,  Weaman  st 
Dalley   William   Henry,  35, 

C'ommuiiication  row 
Darling  Jt)hu,  40,  I'ox  st 
Davies  B.  27,Hospital  st 
Davies   .lames,    Tiudall    st. 

Camden  street 
Davies  John,  Ilolliday  st 
Davies  .Fohii,  64,  Sullblk  st 
Davies  T.  72,  Hockley  hill 
Davis  Thos.  8,  Bristol  st. 
Deakins  (J.  Aston  New   Tn 


Dibbin  Wm.  42,  Loveday  st 
DickensonBenj.85,Dale  end 
Doody  Geo.  oS,  Stafford  st 
Draj-ton  S.  13,  Henrietta  st 
Dugmore  Jph. Lady  Wood  lu 
DuttonC.9,High  st.Deritend 
Edge  Chas.  129,  Digbeth 
Edge  Wm.  36,  Hampton  st 
EdmondsR.B. 5, L.Charles  st 
Edwards  G .  24,  Simimer  In 
Edwards  Hy.  8,  Blucher  st 
Edwards  Jas.  23,  Barker  st 
Edwards  J.  15,  Bennett's  hi 
Ellis  J  ohn.  20,  Bromsgrove  st 
Ellis  Walter,  New  Town  rw 
Everitt  Rt.  213,  Heneage  st 
Farmer  T.  New  Thomas  st 
Felton  William,  34,  Dudley 

street,  Charles  Henry  st 
Fitter(i.Park  rd.Nechells  gn 
Planner  C.  37,  U.W  indsor  st 
Foresight  E.  1 1,  Islington  rw 
Forghum  Thomas,  96, Small- 
brook  st.  *fe  Market  hall 
Fowler  EHk.  103,  Bath  row 
Franklin  E.  Phillips  street, 

Aston  brook 
Franks  Benj. 182, Heneage  st 
Frith  Thos.  29,  Suffolk  st 
George  T.  9,  Summer  hill  tr 
GibbsA.216,Higli  st.Deiitnd 
Gibbett  William,  18,  Water- 
loo place,  Bloomsbm"y 
Giles  E.  120,  Gt.  Brook  st 
(i lover  Hy.  7,  Stafford  st 
(iodsall  John,  36,  Hurst  st 
(Joodey  Geo.  ct.  138.  Moor  st 
Goodman  John,  14,  Ellis  st 
Greaves  I.  135,  Digbeth 
Green  Thos.  SO,  Bath  street 
Greenhill  W.  178,  Darwin  st 
(ireeniug  Robt.,  191,  Broad 

street,   Islington 
Gregory  Edw.ct.l30,Digbeth 
Gregory  John,  5.  Digbeth 
Gregory  W.  62,  Edmund  st. 
Griffiths  .lohn,  Gt.  King  st. 
Griffiths  John,  11,  Ruston  st 
(JriusellG. 99, Park  st.  Bullrg 
G  r  iswoUl  W  .G  t.  H  ampton  tw. 
Grundy  John,  160,  Liverj' st 
Guest  Jph.  18,  Spiceal  street 
Hacker  Jph.  53,  William  st 
Hacker  J.  jun.  25,  Thorp  st 
1 1  addock  N  .oS,  Steelhouse  In 
Hall  John,  128,  Digbeth 
Harber  W.80,  Kaveuhurstst 
Harding  Thos.  98,  Livery  st 
Hanson  T.  12,  Heneage  st 
llanneford  Dnl.  11,  Bell  st 
Harper  Edwin,  Gibheath 
Hari)er  R.  13,(;t. Hampton  st 
1 1  arper  T.  F.G .  23,  I  nion  psg 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADK    LIST. 


311 


Harrison  B.  13,  Latimer  st  S 
Harrison  Chas.  84,  Higli  st 

Bordesley 
Harrison  Chs.24,  Freeman  st 
Harthill  John,  Stoke  street 
Harthill  Jph,  145,  Camden  st 
Harthill  Wm.  55,  Suffolk  st 
Hassall  J  as.  Hamstoad  row 
Hawke  John,  29,  Lr. Hurst  st 
Hawkins  J.  82,Constitutn.  hi 
Haycock  G  .43,Gt.Cohnore  st 
Hayes  J  no.  20,  Lower  priory 
Hay  ward  Charles,  3,  Kather- 

ham's  buildings 
Hay  ward  J  ph.  104,  Mott  st 
Hazlewood  W.  28,  Carver  st 
Hemus  Daniel,  47,  Digbeth 
HemusW .34,Grosvenor  st.W 
Hiuchcliff  F.  28,  Barford  st 
Hicks  Joseph,  54,  Stafford  st 
Hill  Benj.  20,  Aston  road 
Hill  Edw.  396,  Summer  lane 
Hogg  Jph.  B.  74,  Hurst  st 
HollingworthA.63,Allison  st 
Holman  Thos.  8,  Hanley  st 
Holmes  Benj.  112,  New  st 
Holt  Joseph,  4,  Henry  st 
Holton  John,227,  Sherlock  st 
HoUingshead  Reb.  <fe  Cath. 
(whs.)138,Broad  st.Islingtn 
Horton  Wm.  20,  Balsall  st 
Hunt  Samuel,  4,  Wharf  st 

Lawley  street 
Hyde  Hy.  41,  Smallbrook  st 
Hyde  John,  Bell  Barn  road 
Hyde  W.  45,  Lower  Hurst  st 
James  W.  9,  Mount  street, 

Newhall  street 
JenningsM.8,GrosvenorstW 
Jesson  Benjamin,  63,  Mott  st 
Jesson  Richard,  35,  Bordes- 
ley st  and  Market  hall 
Johnson  Edward,  8,  Bam  st 
Johnson  John, 30,  Cottage  In 
Johnson  Joseph,  1,  Broad  st 
Johnson  Thomas,  21,  Brew- 
ery street.  New  Town  row 
Johnson  Wm.  27,  Unett  st 
Jones  G.  65,  Constitution  hill 
Jones  James,  58,  Lichfield  st 
Jones  John,  i2,St.George'sst 
Jones  Joseph,  49,  Bath  row 
JonesS.<feSon,15,Colmore  rw 
Jones  Thomas,  66,  Snow  hill 
Jones  T.  45,  Duddeston  row 
Jones  William,  13,  Buck  st 
Jones  W.  10,  New  Town  row 
Jones  Wm.  17, Smallbrook  st 
Jordan  Thos.  45,  Pershore  st 
Jukes  John,  Granville  st 
Keen  John,  44,  Caroline  st 
Keesey  James,  26,  Allison  st 
Kenna  Jas.  15,  Lr.Templest 


Kent  Jas.  Sr  Co.  34,Snow  hill 
Kerslake  John,  25,  New  st 
Kimberley  C.  24,  Curzon  st 
Knowles  W.  89,  Coventry  rd 
Knowles  W.  267,  Bradford  st 
Lambert  Henry,  Mill  street    ! 
Lander  John.  5,  Lancaster  st 
Lane  Chas.  119,  Lancaster  st 
Langley  Thos.  89,  Digbeth, 

and  Market  hall 
Lea  H.  178,  Broad  st.Islngtn 
Lea  W.  61,  Grosvenor  st.  W 
Lett  Wm.  41,  Fazeley  street 
Lewis  Wm.  26,  Chenpside 
Liggitt  C.l, St.  James's  place 
Littler  T.  Aston  New  Town 
Lloyd  Edward,  23,  Bull  st 
Lomas  J.  118,  Hampton  st 
Longmore0.27,Constitutn  hi 
LuckmanJ.34,Bartholmw.st 
Luckman  W.  27,  Lt.  Barr  st 
Lynch  John,  55^  Livery  st 
Madison  Jas.  160,Moseley  st 
Magee  Dnl.  15,  Frederick  st 
Mansell  T.  cfe  Co.  94,  Bull  st 
Marston  J.  Brasshouse  psg 
Mason  John,  4,  Oozells  st 
Matthews  G.  54,  Lr.  Hurst  st 
Matthews  T.  40,Sheepcote  st 
Matthews  W.  S.  99,  High  st 

Thomas  Stanton,  agent 
Mavity  Wm.  46,  Hospital  st 
Meigh  G.  ct.4.  Lady  Wood  In 
Millington  Jas.  31,  Cregoe  st 
Millward  Jas.  6,  Graham  st. 
Mitchell  Jas.  56\  Snow  hill 
Moffoot  Geo.  15,  Dale  end 
Moore  T.  346,  Summer  lane 
Morrell  Thco.  20,  Bordesley 

street  and  Market  hall 
Morris  Da\-id,  Bell  Barn  rd. 
Morris  John  S.  14,  Hall  st 
Marriss  Chas.  10,  High  st 
Mould  John,  3,St.George's  st 
Muliins  Patk-.  54,  Dudley  st. 
Mulliss  Edward,  17^,  Hill  st 
Murphy  Wm.  42,  Baggot  st 
Musson  Thomas,  97,  Bull  st. 

John  Hough,  agent 
Ne\ntt  Thos.  67,  Kenion  st 
NewickS.  35,  Bromsgrovest 
Nichals  John,  23,  Lr.  Priory 
NichoUs  Spencer,  27,  New 

Church  street 
Nicholls  William,  137,  Up. 

Windsor  street 
Oakes  Wm.  147,  William  st 
O'Donnell  N.  24,  Newton  st 
Oldaker  G .  98,  Bromsgrove  st 
Oliver  Even,  3,  Stafford  st 
Osborne  T.  W.  173^,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Packwood  J.  19,  Steelhs.  In 


Palmer  A.  29,  Henrietta  st 
Parker  Henry,  48,  Brewery 

street,  Alcester  street 
Parkman  (Jeo.  85,  Livery  st 
Parslow  S.  87,  Hampton  st 
Parsons  G.  69,  U.Hospitalst 
Parsons  J.  14,  North  wood  st 
Parsons  Rd.86,  Steelhouse  In 
Pass  Dnl.  97,  Steelhouse  In 
Pass  Eras.  77,  Gt.  Russell  st. 
Pass  Joseph,  26,  Cherry  st 
Payne  J.  20,  New  Meeting  st 
Payne  Thos.  20,  Chapel  st 
Peach  Hy.  19,  Bordesley  st 
Pearsall  B.44,Summer  hill  tr 
Pearson  G.  Lea  Bank  road 
Perkins  R.  ct.  1,  Hockley  hill 
Perrin  W.  34.  Gt.  Russell  st 
Perry  Edw.  61,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Phillips  J.  25,  Buckingham  st 
Polley  Wm.  5,  Colmore  row 
Porter  James, 43,  Moor  st 
Poston  John,  110,  Smith  at 
Pound  S.  38,  St.  George's  st 
Powell  John,  Handsworth  vl 
Price  William,  17,  Hockley  st 
Purrott  J.  6,  Monmouth  st 
Ralph  Thos.  63,  Lichfield  st 
Reynolds  Rd,  7.  Lancaster  st 
Revell  William,  30,  Holt  st 
Reynolds  T.  370,  Summer  In 
Richards  J.  95,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Richards  John,  15, Edmund  st 
Ridgway  J.  H.  11,  St.  Mar- 
tin's row 
Roberts  E.  39,  Bromsgrove  st 
Roberts  G.  60,  St.  George's  st 
Roberts  James,  36,  Ruston  st 
Robinson  C.44,  High  street, 

Deritend 
Robinson  James,  84,  Bull  st 
Robinson  Jph.  14,  Dale  end 
Roden  William, Hagley  road 
Rogers  Wm.  40,  Bordesley  st 
Howe  Jph.  25,  Hampton  st 
Rudhall  John,  6,  Aston  st. 

and  Market  hall 
Salsbury  C.  3,  Belmont  psg. 
Sanders  J.  73,  Hampton  st 
Sanders  T.  Sutton's  buildgs, 
Sands  J.  10,  Gt.  Hampton  rw 
Sarjeant  J.  7,  Sherbourne  st 
Scott  Miles,  21,  Masshs.  In 
Seymour  Peter,  5,  Bond  st. 

Hampton  street 
Shaddock  John,  92,  Highgt, 
Shepard  J.  103,  Lancaster  st 
Shepheard  A.  Wynn  street 
Shields  John,  59,  Dale  end 
Shingler  E.  68,  High  street, 

and  70,  Bull  street 
Shingler  P.  1 1 7,Constitutn.  hi 
Silvester  W.  135,  Adderley  st 


.312 

Simkl«.s  Jas.  .'Jd,  Smnmer  In 
Skinner  .F.  1(»,  (  luiilutte  st 
Skinner  John,  82,  [lockleyst 
Skinner  John,  74,  Kenion  st 
Slater  Wni.  72,  Hospital  st 
Smith  Kdward.  Wheeler  st 
Smith  E.  uS,  Temple  row 
Smith(i.l2s,C;t.IIamj>t<)nr\v 
Smith  11  y.  J.  lii,  Spencer  st 
Smith  Hy.  SI),  Summer  lane 
Smith  J.  'S.i,  Mount  street, 

Newhall  street 
Smith  John,  110,  Barr  st 
Smith  John.  .">.9,  Hanley  st 
Smith  John,  131,  Livery  st 
Smith  Joseph,  21,  Howard  st 
Smith  \Vm.  41,  Woodcock  st 
Smith  W.  38,  Lr.  Brearleyst 
Spragg  W.  '24,  Navigation  st 
Stanton  Frs.  327,  Smnmer  In 
Stiff  John,  24.  New  Canal  st 
Stockwell  J .  1 7 1 ,  'J'eunant  st 
Sudburough  John,  2,  Cecilst 
Suffolk  Saml.  ol,  Hanley  st 
Sullivan  C.  1,  Dudley  street 
Swain  John,  Lady  Wood  In 
Tabor  J.  240,  New  Town  rw 
Talbut  James,  3S,  Ward  st 
Tandy  J(din,  St.  Marys  rw. 

lirouyham  street 
Tatton  J.  lOj,  New  Canal  st 
'iaylor  John.  4o,  Coleshill  st 
Taylor  Kd.  340,  Cheapside 
Taylor  Samuel,  Harding  st 
Thacker  Francis,  17,  Cox  st 
Thomas  Edwin  (clogO  6,  Up. 

Dean  street 
Thomas  J.  168,  Dartmouth  st 
Thomas  Jph.  3,  isiiigston  rw 
Titmus  E(lw.214,  Bradford  st 
Tall)ot  W.  3.5,  Navigaticm  st 
Traies  Kebecia  &  Jane,  3i>, 

High  street 
Tunniclifle  Wm.  IS,  Willis  st 
Turner  Henry,  131,  Lionel  st 
Turner  T.  03,  llolloway  hd 
Turner  \\'m.  71,  Snow  hill 
Twine  U'm.  1U4,  (  heapside 
\'ale(.'ornelius,148,(  amdens 
\'ale  J])h.  173,  llami)ton  st 
\'ernon\\'. 2.").  llolloway  head 
W  ade  John,  j^,  (oleshill  st 
Waitc  John,  Tl,  Chupel  at 
\\  alker  ().  3;'>,  New  Town  rw 
Walker  Sarah,  !M,  Aston  st. 
Walton  Wm.  21J,  Kyland  st 
Ward  James,  t>7,  'lennantst 
Wanlen(;.12J),  Hr(»nis(4rovest 
^\'a^len  Thos.  \-2.').  (  rey^ue  st 
Warwick  lid.  70,  Bath  row 
Ulisbureii  J.   JJ,  Coveiitrv  st 
\\' assail  r.  Il.ot),  Lt.vedayst 
Walk  ins  F .  114,  Cp.Tower  st 


KIRMLNGDAM     TRADK    LIST. 

I  WatkinsG.13,  St.C.eorge'sst  j 

I  Watkins  Geo.  I7,  Howard  st 

^  ^^'atkinsL.,>4,Constituln.hl  I 
\\'atson  J.  91,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
Weaver  Anthony,  40,  Wra.st 
Webl>  Alfred,  Lee  crescent 

i  \\  ebb  Hy.  33,  Bloonislmry 
^^'eeks  A.  lOi),  Tennant  st 
Wells  Jas.  14,  Lt.  Cannon  st 

I  \\'esbury  M'm.  til.  Livery  st 
Wharton  W.  53,  Shadwell  st 
Wheal  Wm.  53,  Statlbrd  st 

:  ^\'hitake^  J.  L.  21,  James  st 

,      St.  Paul's 
White  T.  102.  Hampton  st 
White  W.  Ill,  Hockley  hill 
White  Wm.  42,  Cluu-ch  st 
White   William,  loS,  Great 

Hampton  row 
Whitehead  J.  JO,  Church  st 
A\'hitehead  T..*>9,C(mstutn.hl 
^^■hittall  C.  124,  Cheapside 
Whittell  W.  E.  1 62,Hockley  hi 
Wicks  Robert,  51,  Livery  st 
^\'ickston  Luke,  32,  Parade 
Wiggin  Richard,  2(3,  Aston  st  ', 
Wigglesworth  Jas.  23,  Dud- 

deston  row 
Williams  E.  41.  Summer  rw 
Williams  J.  144,  Ileneage  st  ; 
M'illiams  J.  C.  Lea  Bank  rd 
Williams  Sml.  31.  Livery  st 
Wilraore  S.  129,  Barford  st    i 
Wilson  (Jeo.  6,  Lichfield  st 
Winter  James,  1,  Dean  st 
Winter  J.  32,  Smallbrook  st 
Wolton  C.  24,  Northwood  st 
WopdwardW.19,Staniforth  s 
Wynne  G.  119,  Hockley  hill 

Bottle  Jack  Makers. 

Adams  W.  37,  llollowav  hd  \ 
Bennett  E.B.  o7.St.Paurss(i  j 
Field  .1.  17.].  Jamaica  rt»w  ' 
llotid  .John,  Moseley  street  1 
I'arker  T.  M.  84,  Moseley  st  ' 
Rawbon  J.  ct.  5H,  Snow  hill 
Reddall  William  and  Co.2G, 

Mary  Ann  street  ' 

Shaw'i.S.3I.L(a. Hamptons  ' 
Terry  .Iph.  23.j,  Aston  st 
'I'erry  Wm.  34,  Suffolk  st 
Warden  J. it'Sons,().l'.(lgbstn  s 
NVarden  J.  ji>n.  .lamaica  rw 
\\'i'bb  .loseph  and   William, 

231,  Bishoj)  st.  Moseley  st  1 

Box  and  Trunk  Mkrs. 

See  also  Paper  Ho.v  Mfi/;ers,  %■ 
Portmanteau  J|'c.  Makers. 

Crampton  Ann,  27.  Cross  st 
Dunn  John,  27,  IVeeman  st 


EaglesHy.l63,Bronisgrove  s 
Jones  W.  30,  Cnion  passage 

Brace  and  Belt  Mkrs. 

Marked*  are  IVebbMnfrs.  also 

Bushell E.White's  blgsBows 
•Carpenter  S.A.43. Temple  s 
Bate  J.  tfc  Co.  ct.5g.  Bull  st 
Brampton  L  8,  St.  James's  st 
Cooke  xM.  T.  131,  Snow  hill 
Doughty  &  Keen,  3.">,  North- 
wood  street 
Guidice  A.  2j,  Edgbaston  st 
Hancox  T.  3.  Duddeston  rw 
•Hastings   Thomas,  27  and 

28,  Charlotte  street 
Leach  Charles,  ^Larket  Hall 
PalserW.jim.  7,Barford  st.  S. 
Mayo  Wm.  Market  hall 
Peverelle  L.  93,  Edgbaston  st 
♦Rogers  John  and  Son,  India 
Rubber  Works,  1,  Broad  st. 
Lslingtou 

StephensonM. 89. Granville  st 
Timbrell  C.  11 7,  Lancstr.  st 
Wannald  Jas.,  Vaughton  \)\ 

Brace  and  Bit  Mkrs. 

Marked  *  make  Bits  only. 

Atkin  (fe  Sons,  96,  Barford  st 
"Andy  Chas.,  (Jreens  village 
BettsW.ctCo..58,  Ludgatehl. 
Brittain^\'.20.Barthlmw.rw. 
•Brown  Hy.  2,'),  Vaushall  st 
Clark  M.  16J,  Hampton  st 
CooperG  .d- Sons.ct.  1 6,  Hill  st 
Edmunds  Fdk.  18,  Horse  fair 
Fellows  Wm.  91,  Hill  street 
•Handy  T.  ct.  9,  Howard  pi. 
Ho})kinsT.(V'Co..>3,  Suffolk  st 
•Leadbeat-r  T.40.  Barford  st 
Moore  1.7.  Bartholomewrow 
Newey  J.  1 12.  Bordesley  st 
•Nick  I  in  E.  55,  Bradford  st 
VwWr  Wm..  3S,  Barford  st 
Falser  ^Vm.inll. Barford  st 
Park  r  J .  ct .  i  ().( ;  t.  {  harles  st 
•Fount  neyC.ct.  1 3,  Moseleyst 
SteveleyJ.  c.  17,Navigatn.  st 
^^'hilehouse  T.  ct.4,  Inge  st 

Brass  Founders. 

tSee  a  'so  I  'asters. 

Anyon  C.  27,  Novnscotia  st 
Atkins  T.4, Bartholomew  rw 
Auster  ifeSujith,  15,  Easyrw 
Babbington  J.  IS,  Thorp  st 
Bagh'v  U.  iV-  F.33,Ashted  rw 
Bailey  Edward,  173  <fe  174, 

(■reat  Hampton  row 
Baker  Jas.  93.i,  New  Johnst 


niRxMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


313 


Baker    Thos.    Buckingham 

place.  Buckingliaiu  street 
Bar'uer  J.cfeCo.2l,  Whittall  st 
Barlow  J.  ttCo.  Stanifortli  st 
Barnes  W.  19,(ltlIainptou  st 
Bedington  Rt.  1 07,  Lancstr.  st 
Bedington  and  Touks,  209, 

Cheapside 
Bell  J.  F.,  New  John  st.  W. 
Benton  Samnel,  Bath  row 
Best  John,  71.  Sniallbrook  st 
Best  Joseph,  }),  Whittall  st 
Biggs  nannah,37, Howard  st 
Billiui;  M.  Charles  Henry  st 
Blyth  E.V.Edward  St.  Parade 
Bourn  John,  31,  Lionel  st 
Bowen  J.  41.  Duddeston  row 
Boyce  Joseph,  156,  High  st. 

Bordesley 
Bradbury  tfe  Rushton,  Led- 

sara  street 
BrettellSaml.  146,  Lancstr.  st 
Bright  Edward,  29,  Lench  st 
Burgess  W.36,  Hollo  way  hd. 
Buru  Jas.  96.  New  John  st 
CampbellRt.39,Barthlmw.st 
Carless  William,  71  and  2o, 

Smallbrook  street 
Cartland   James  <fe  Son,  2, 

Weaman  row 
Cater  Hy.  ct.  10.  Howard  pi 
Chambers  A.  20,  Lichfield  st 
Chambers  Geo.  8,Colmore  rw 
Charlton  Brothers,  10,  Great 

Charles  street 
Clarke  J.  H.  4,William  st.  N. 
Clarke&Timmins,28,Exetr.r 
Clews  Cath.  2,  New  Canal  st 
Clews  James,  78,  Baggot  st 
Collins  Edw.  114,  Molandst 
CoUinsJ  as.  26. Cumberland  st 
Cooper  Wm.  24,  Legge  st 
Cope  and   Collinson,  19  A, 

Summer  row 
CotterillEdwin,101, Henry  st 
Cottrell  Abm.8.  Fazeley  st 
Covington  J.4,  Hollowayhd. 
Cox  Hy.  125,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Crane  John,  26,  Cannon  st 
Crosbee  Thos.l3,  Coleshill  st 
Cross  John,  67,  Belmont  row 
Crisp  William,  62,  Aston  rd. 
DanielC.S.&J.208,Moseley  s 
Davis  Maria,  76,  Cheapside 
Dyer(feGadsby,29,  St.  Pi's.  sq. 
Edwards  Thomas,  Islington 
Foundry,  105  &  106,  Gros- 
venor  street.  West 
EvettsC.ct.39, High  St.  Drtnd. 
Freeman  Edward,  Witton  st 
Gibbons  Jas.  37,  Ludgate  hi. 
Giles  S.  ct.  79,  Weaman  st 
GreenfieldDanl.266,  Aston  rd 


Hadden  Chas.  107,  Carver  st 
Hall  .Iph.  ct.  3,  Branstou  st 
Haucox  W.ct.  14,  Camden  st 
Handlay  E.  Coach  yd.  Bullst 
Hands  J.S  dk  9,  Prospect  row 
Harcourt  Edwin,  Grant  st 
1 1  arcourt  it  Mott,  2,  Brook  st 
IIarcourtW.cfeJ.209,Bristl.  st 
Hargrove  Samuel,  Priucip  st 
Harris  B.  II.  198,  Livery  st 
Hawkins  J. ct.3,Duddeston  r. 
Hawthorne  J.  141,  Bath  row 
Heath  ife  Lawton,  138,  Great 

Charles  street 
Heaton  R.  cfe  Son,  71,  Bath  st 
Hemming  John,  Inge  street 
Henn  Jno.  126,  Up.  Tower  st 
Holt  Henry,  15,  Cardigan  st 
Hooper  .Tames,  l,Vittoria  st 
Hopkins  &  Son,  2,  Summer 

row,  Friday  bridge 
Home  Thos.l2|^,Templerow 
Howell  Thomas,  Easy  row 
Hutton  W.  87,  Belmont  row 
James  C.(mill)  Bridge  street. 

Foundry,  Broad  street 
Jenkins&Ashford,58,  Digbth 
Jenkins  W. Edward  st.Parade 
Jennens  Jno.  34,  Caroline  st 
Keary  Francis,  Lee  Bankrd. 
Kemp  H.  10,  New  Summer  st 
Kendrick  John,  7,  Unett  st 
Langebear  Robert  and  Co., 

102,  Lichfield  street 
Lawson  and    Holden,    147, 

Great  Charles  street 
LinghamBrothersl70Hamp- 

ton  street 
Lloyd  John,  Newhall  street 
Loach  and  Clark,  62f ,  Little 

Charles  street 
Longmore  Rd.  35,  Exeterrow  i 
Longmore  T.  12,  L.  Tower  st 
Lowe  J. &H.  34,  Fordroughst 
Lowell  Alfd.44,  Cliveland  st 
Lutwyche  W.37^,  Ashted  rw 
Malins  David  and  Son,  128, 

Great  Charles  street 
Marrian  James  P.  (naval.) 

69,  Slaney  street 
Marshall  Thos.  Dymock  st 
Martin  Chas.  7,  Tonk  street 
Martineau&Smith,65,  Hillst 
MatchettF.20,G  eo.  st.Parade 
Messenger  and  Sons,  15  and 

16,  Broad  street 
Mills  SI.  39,  Howard  street 
Mills  Thos.  71,  Bromsgv.  st 
Moffat  John,  24,  Summer  rw 
Naish&Osborn,22,Coleshl.  st 
Neal  Thomas,  25,  Sun  st 
Nevill  Edw.  48,  Warwick  st 
Norman  G.  7,  Northamptn.st 


Osborne  Ily.ct.  185,  Cheapsd 
Parry  R.  and  W,  and  Co.  55, 
Bread  street,  Newhall  st 


I^ 


arsons   (ieorge,   108,  Con- 


stitution hill 
Penn  Thos.  43,  Bromsgrv.  st 
Phillips  William,  Ivy  lane 
Phillips  Wm.  61,  ^Nloor  st 
Pickard  Thos.  103,  Suffolk  st 
Pitt  Wm.  86,  Caroline  street 
Potter  ,Iph.  6S,  Ashted  row 
Potts  William,  16,  Easy  row 
Powell  Wm.  2,  Graham  st 
PowellW.jun.49,St.Paul'ss(i 
Pratt  Jno.  10,  Lawrence  st 
Price  Catherine,  1  l,Oozells  st 
Price  Wm.  69,  Lomlrard  st 
Ratcliff  J.&  E.58,St.Paul'ssq 
Richards  Jno.  13,Gt.  Lister  st 
Rooke  SI.  jun.  7,  Whittall  st 
Rotton  Thos.ct.  1,  Meridenst 
Royle  John,  6,  Sheep  street 
Sanders  Jno.  43,  Weaman  st 
Sanders  &  Jones,l  l,Whitl.  st 
Saunders  Hy.  37,  Branston st 
Scattergood  Thomas,  ct.  73, 

Lionel  street 
Shaw  Jph.  20,  Cardigan  st 
Shephard  Mary,  3,  Smith  st 
Shore  Jph.  20,  Cardigan  st 
Simcox,  Pemberton,  &  Sons, 

42,  Livery  street 
Simpson  J.  ct.  13,Coleshl.  st 
Smallwood    A.,    22,    Great 

Hampton  row 
Smallwood  J. 6,  Fordrough  st 
Smith  Ann,  King  Edw.'srd. 
Smith  Chas.  and  Son,  (late 

Standley  and  Smith,)  25, 

Great  Charles  street 
Smith,  Fisher,  &  Co.  Nilest 
Smith  Jno.  55,  St.  Martin  st 
Smith  &  Harthill,39,Harfd.st 
Smith  Timothy  and  Sons,  3, 

4,  and  5,  Bartholomew  st 
Sprason  Thos.  128,  Suffolk  st 
Steer  Joseph,  68,  Moseleyst 
Stock  and  Son,  35,  Temple  st 
Street  Henry,  36,  Ashted  rw 
Stubbs  Wm.  161,  Cheapside 
Swift  Jas.  15.  Gough  street 
TabbererW.  jun.4,Weamn.  r 
Talbut  Jph.  38,  Chiurch  st 
Tandy  T.  107,  Bardford  st 
Taylor  Allan,2,Steelliouse  In 
Taylor  Wm.  8,  Prince's  st 
Thomas  Edw.  6|,Colmorerw 
Titley  Rt.  96,  Bradford  st 
Tonks  Stph.&Co.  157,  Chpsd 
Tookey  J.  ct.  79,  Weaman  st 
Tranter  Wm.  (and  stair  rod 
eye  maker,)  4]^,  Mott  st 
Turner  J.  135,  Gt.  Hamptn.s 

2  R 


314 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Udal  William  nnd  Co.,  (and 

stamped. )4,Bromsgrove  st 
Underbill  S.  W.,  71,  Parade 
Walker  Chas.  143,  Bath  row 
Walker  .Tph.  61,  Meriden  st 
Walker  S.back  of  29,  Parkst 

Bull  Tin^ 
Walker  and  Showell,  20,  St. 

Mary's  row 
Walker  Wm.  26,  Colesbillst 
WalkerW.12,Kin{?Ed\vds.pl 
Watson  Rt.  75,  Stanitbrth  st 
Wharton  John,  39,  Brewery 

street,  Alcester  street 
White  J.  ct.  22.  St.Mary's  r\v 
Whitehead  E.  200.  Bristol  st 
Whitehouse  John  and  Son, 

87,  Birchall  street 
Whitfield  S.  38,  Oxford  st 
Wilkins  John,  31,  Cherry  st 
Willis  S:  Gardner,  9,  Colmr. r 
Winfield   R.  W.  Cambridge 

street  Works 
Wood  Fredk.  117,  Lionel  st 
Wooldridge  J.  38.St.Paul'ssq 
Worton  John,  6,  Leak  st 
Wyton  Geo.  ct.  2,  Legge  st 
Yates  and  Birch,  39  and  40, 

Coleshill  street 

Brass  Founders'  Iron 
V^ork  Manufacturers, 

Ellison  Jph.  New  Town  rw 
Troman  John,  5,  A.  B.  row 

Brass    Moulding!   Desk 

Railing,  Stair  Rod,  and 

Astragal  Oflanufactrs. 

See  Stair  Rod  Sfc.  Mamifrs. 

Braziers  and  Tin  Plate 
^Vorkers. 

Atkinson  C.J.  c.2,Coleshillst 
Aston  John  C.  23,  Snow  hill 
Baker  Tbos.  o2,  Coleshill  st 
Baxter  Edw.  186,  Livery  st 
Baxter  John,  105,  Snow  hill 
Beckett  M.  A.  44,  Ihirford  st 
13eswick  .1  ames,  78,  Dale  end 
Beswick  James,  jnn.  96,  Gt.  \ 

Iliiinpton  street  ! 

Birch  .huncs,  9,  CJhnrch  st 
Boden  Kd.  63,  Edmund  st       | 
Bradburn  G.  &  T.  18,  Alces-  j 

ter  street 
Bradley  Wm.    11,  Dudley  st 
Bruce  (.28, 1 1  igb  st.  I  )eritend 
Cbiimberlaiii    E.  82,    I'pper 

Hospital  street 
Cowley  Abm.  47,  Howard  st  I 
Duwscm  (;.2(),  Buckiii<.jbiu  st 
Doylo  Jo.«iC])b,  ()l.  Snow  hill  , 
Ptinkley  Wm.  3,  Bread  f^i 


Fisher  Job,  23,  Bristol  st 
Forsbrook  J.  21,  Balsall  st 
Frisby  W.  51,  Cheapside 
Fry  Chas.  171,  Moseley  at 
Gordon  W.  15,  Bordesley  st 
(jowan  James,  Wheeley's  rd 
Griffiths   and  Hopkins,   68, 

Bradford  street 
Grindle   Peter,  167,  High  st 

Deritend,  and  Market  hall 
Griswold  J.  103,  Livery  st 
Grove  Wm.  118,  William  st 
Harrison  Wm.  44,  Fisher  st 
Hemmings  Ily.  56,  Broms- 

gTove  street 
Herbert  Charles,  1,  Forge  st 
Hookham  H.  J.36,Lombd.st 
Jackson  C.  54,  Heneage  st 
Jackson  E.  B.  19,Hockley  hi 
Jackson  G.  85,  HoUowayhd 
JeavonsPaul,  44,  Warner  st 
Kelley  Bdgt.  69,  Coleshill  st 
Kelly  John,  Q'S^  Aston  st 
Keyte  Samuel,  14,  Digbeth 
Langston  .1.  72,  Moland  st 
Lomas  W.  21. j,  Lichfield  st 
Mason  B.  29,  Lr.  Tower  st 
Miles  James,  68,  Stafford  st 
Morley  Gideon,   1,  Mary  st 

Caroline  street 
Morrall  A])el,  8,  Old  Meet- 
ing street,  cfe  Market  hall 
Mullin  J  as.  36,  Summer  row 
Osborn  G.  &  Son,  32,  New 

Town  row 
Palmer  Samuel,  Jones  place 
Pemberton  .Tames,  97,  Rea st 
Potter  Sml.  5,  Charlotte  st 
Price  George,  1^,  Bull  ring 
Rea  E.  <fe  H.  ct.  2,  Edmund  st 
Rea  <fe  Webb,  7,  MaryAnn  st 
Recvely  Thos.  94,  Suffolk  st 
Rice,  Broadhurst,  tfe  Rice,  1, 

Mary  st.  Caroline  st 
RoUason  W.  ct.  8,  Water  st 
Room  Herbert,  16,  Bullring 
Rowley.Fames,  18,  Snow  hill 
Rudge  Edward,  16,  Henry  st 
Saunders  .l|)li.  77,  Livery  st 
Shaw  Edmund,  80,  Bull  st 
Smith  E.  (J.  11,  Duke  street 
Smitli  .loseph,  43,  Hill  street 
Srawley  .1.  ct,  1,  Old  lukleys 
Stamps  Rd.  11,  Summer  In 
Stringer  .lt»hn,  41,  Ann  st 
Suninu'r»V'Soii,S4,Suiullbk.st 
Taylor  II.  1,  Ravenburst  st 
Thompson  ('.  .'{!>,  I'ritchet  st 
Tontfe  Kicluinl,  II,  Mott  st 
TonksSuml,  35,  Eudijatehill 
Wiilker  T.  >L  17  Lr.  Priory 
Waring  (Jeorge,  10(5,  Kra  st 
Whilfield  W.  20,  Coleshill  st 


Wesson  J.B.143,  Nelson  stW 
Wilkes  E.  V.  12,  Lr.  Prior>' 
M'ilsonH  .66.Constitution  hill 
Yeomans  William,  Lozells 

Brewers  (Ale  &  Porter) 

Marked  *  are  Maltsters  nho. 

Allsopp    Samuel    and  Sons, 
103,  High  St.  T.   Turner, 
agent 
Bass,  Ratcliffe,  and  Gretton. 
53,    Newhall  st.,  Edward 
Titley,  agent,  <fe  100,  Moor 
st,  Henry  Ken  way,  agent 
•Cox  George  Hy.  ife  Edwin, 
Hockley   Brewery,    Hun- 
ter's lane 
Davenport  J.l  18,Hospital  st 
DavenportR.ll,St.George's8 
•Devis  Edw.  Ryland  road 
Faulkner  Benj.  21,  Bath  rw 

•  Fulford   Joseph,    Minerva 
Brewery,  Mott  street 

•Greensilland  Marston,  109, 

Digbeth 
Haines,  James,  Turner,  and 

Co.  Alcester  street 
Horton   James,    Belle   Vue 

Brewery,  Hands  worth 
Johnson,     Howell,    Rooke, 

Cooper,  <fe  Grigg,St.Peter's 

place 
Marrian  and  Cracklow,  245, 

Heneage  street 
•Oram  J.  tfe  G.  Eagle  Brew- 
ery, 7,  Aston  road 
Pannenter  John,  Sand  Pita 

Brewery 

•  WaldronC.  W.29,Edmund  st 

Bricklayers. 

See  Builders   also. 

Adderley  Saml.  14,  Brittle  st 
Allen  John,."»8,  Woodcock  st 
iVruudel  W.  290,  Bradford  st 
Barlow C.  66,  Up.  Trinity  st 
liateman  T.  51,  Cliveland  st 
Beddows  J.  123,  Lancaster  st 
Bennett  E.  \'illard.  Soho  hi. 
Bennett  William,  Lozells 
liiut  Suml.  14,  Brearley  st. 
Bird  Richard,  Farm  street 
Birkenhead    Rd.  211,    New 

T(»wn  row 
Booth  Kd.  2,  Cardigan  st 
Brown  Wm.  5S,  Ashted  row 
Cbapmnn  W.  ct.  26,  Broms- 

grove  street 
Collins  C.  ct.  4,  Ann  street 
Collins  Jas.  ct.  33,  Dale  end 
C'oley  \V.  ct.  15,  Church  st  t 
Cooper  J.  47,  Cp.  Hospitals 


BIKil  INGHAM    TKAUK    LIST. 


315 


Cornish  Win.   Russell  row, 

l>ady  VVood  lane 
Curtis  Wni.  ^l,  Oxford  st 
Dance  William,  1-2,  Ward  st 
Doruey  S.  18,  llardinij  st. 
Dudley  R.o^,Sunimerlullter 
Farmer  W.  Tailor's  buildngs 
(Jaskiu.)olm  12,  I'ritchet  st 
(Jrejfory  James,  Peck  lane 
GrillithsJ.yi,l>arkst.Uullrg 
GriiritlisR.  King  Edward'srd 
Hall  Ja.s.  0-2,  J3artnioutli  st 
Ilallgarth  T.  4,  Loveday  st 
Hawkitigs  S,  3,  Meriden  st 
Hay  tie  Id  Eliza,  lo3,  Unett  st 
Hayward.Ias.  19,  Perslnn-est 
H  ay  ward  W.  1 ,  Brearley  st.  W 
Higgins  Edw.  ct.  Iti.  Holt  st 
Hill  Allen,  ct.  3,  Cluirlotte  st 
Horton  J  no.  23,  Thorp  st 
Hulser  Thos.  ct.  3,  Snow  hill 
Hunt  Wm.  10,  Cardigan  st 
HusselbeeJph. 33,  Loxtonst 
Hyron  Wm.  ct.  1,  Brewery 

street.  New  Town  row       i 
James  T.  ct.  2,  Ryland  st       j 
Jinks  Hy.  37,  LauTence  st 
Jinks  Joseph,  ct-  13,  Inge  st 
Johnson  Geo.  ct.23, Lionel  st 
Johnson  Wm.  Hunter's  lane 
King  Thos.  11,  Weaman  st 
King  Joseph,  8,  Digby  st       ' 
Latham  Thomas,  Sun  street  ( 
Morton  Jno.  138,  Gt.  Fras.  st 
NortonJas.ct.  11,  Brearley  st 
Onions  James,  Tenby  street 
Parkes  Jno.'J^,  Novascotiast 
ParkesT.119,Broadst.  Islngt 
Pettefer  Rd.  ct.  15,  Mott  st    [ 
Phipps  Hy.  79,  Edmund  st     i 
Povvi.s  Chas. Monument  lane  ' 
Praddy  Fras.  21,  Snape  st      i 
Price  Thomas,  2o,  Suiiolk  st 
Kadford  Wm.  18.  Lionel  st 
Ravenscrott  (i.4d,Edgbstn.  st 
Heading  T.  64,  Gt.Colmorest 
Kichards  James,  (Juest  st 
Richards  Jno.  ct.  15,  Lionelst 
Richardson  J.  52,VV^oodck.  st 
Roberts  Peter,  Vauxhall  rd. 
Rowley  Rd.  10,  Cottage  row 
Russell  Wm.  10,  Cannon  st 
Scofi'on  William,  Soho  hill 
Scott  Thos.  ct.  8,  (it.  Barrst 
Scrivens  Thos.  4,  Marshall  st 
Simons  E.  T.  157,  Moseley  st 
Skatchley  S.K.ct.  2,  Ludgt.  hi. 
Small  Joseph,  vSummer  lane 
Smith  ])anl.  34,  Cottage  In. 
Smith  Peter,  199.  Moseley  st 
Smith  Richard,  202,  Bristol  st 
Smith  William,  64,  Smith  st 
Startiu  Thos.  12,  Baggot  st 


StartiuTjun.I  l,Grove'sbldgs 
Stinton  Richard,  31  ,Bristol  st 
StockwinS.ct.6,Gt.Hmptn.  st 
Stringer  James,  Farm  street 
Taylor  Benj.,  13,  Lench  st 
Taylor  John,  ct.4.  Tauter  st 
Taylor  .Iph.,  57,  Fazcley  st 
Taylor  T.  54,  Bromsgrove  st 
Ward  William,  23,  Duke  st 
Ward  Wm.  159,  Moseley  rd. 
Wenslow  G.9,  Jennens  row 
White  Francis,  59,  Cregoe  st 
WiggetW.87,  Constitution  hi 
Williams  J.  19,  NewCanalst 
V\'^illiamsW.ct.  1 6,Bromsgv.st 
Withers  S.  Edward  st.  Parade 
W  ootton  VV .  1 5,  Ravenhurst  st 
Wykes  Charles,  5,  Francis  st. 
Upper  Windsor  street 

Brick  Makers. 

See  also  Blue  Brick  Merchants. 

Ashford  Chas.  Wheeler  st. 
Beale  T.  &  W.  F.   Vaugh- 

ton's  hole,  Balsall  heath 
Bond  John,  Bond  street 
Brown  John,  Garrison  lane   | 
Child  «k  Sons,  Highgate         j 
ClarkecfeDarlow,  Garrison  In 
Denston  John,  Gamson  In. 
Edwards  W.A.  Burbury  st.     I 
Fowler  Wm.  Bordesley  grn. 
(ieeJohn,  Farm  street 
Grove  B.  46,  Darwin  street 
Hard  wick  John,  Farm  st. 
Hilliar  J.  48,  Fordrough  st. 
Jackaman  Hy.  Garrison  In 
Jelliff  T.  (patent)  Garrison  1 
Lewis  Ed.  49,  Gt.  Russell  st 
Lewis  J.  48.  Gt.  Kingst. 
Martin  John,  Highgate 
Price  Ed.  4,  Dark  lanes 
Rippon  Rbn.  Eyre  st.  wharf 
Shread  W.  Bridge  st.  West 
Staitcfe  Ratledge,Dartmouth 

street  bridge 
Taylor  Thos.  Washwood  hth 
Turner  R.  Niu'sery  ter.Hock- 

ley  ;  and  46,  Hampton  st 
Vaughton's  Hole  Brick  Co., 

Pershore  rd  ;  W.  F.  Beale, 

managing  partner 
Wood  <fe  Allen,  Garrison  In. 
Wood  William,  Garrison  In. 

Bridle  Bit,  (Stsel)  Mfrs. 

Baker  Thos.  37,  Bu'chall  st. 
Dunn  E.  5,  Parkst.  Bull  rg. 
Emmery  W.  170,  Lawley  st. 
Jenks  Benj.  4,  Cross  st. 
Lowbridgc  J.  ct.  5,  Potter  st 
Stanley  Wxa,  72,  Keniou  st 


Bridle  Cutters, 

AshfordW&G.25,Masshs.  hi. 
Bembridge  &   Hayues,    21, 

Congreve  street 
Britton  James,  1,  Brook  st. 
Cox  Hy.  7,  Up.  Gough  st. 
Hewitt  Wm.  40,  Howard  st. 
HickenCh.  180,  Dartmth.  st 
Hudson  Saml.40,  Banbury  s 
Jennings  P.  97,  Lancaster  st 
Lowe  J.&H.34,  Fordrough  st 
Moss  Th.  ct.  22,  Darwin  st. 
Oakes  John,  6,  Exeter  row 
Room  W.  <fe  F.  8,  Parade 

Britannia  Metal  V7are 
IVZanufacturers. 

Marked  *  are  Electro  Platers. 

Ashforth  Rt.  2,  Jamaica  rw. 
Blows  W.<feSons,Barthlmw  st 
•Brown  James,  13,  Easy  row 
•Cornforth  H.  45,  Newhalls 
Fisher  John,  Aston  New  Tn. 
Groves  Saml.  21,  Gt. Barrst 
HarrisG.W.148,  Bromsgrv.  s 
•Howe  Jph.  19,  Blucher  st. 
Longford  Jno.  24,  Coleshl.  s 
Lees<fePatrick,85^Hospital  s 

*  Spurrier  W.  5,  Newhall  st. 
•Sturges  Rd.  F.  46,  Broad  st 
Tonks  Saml.  35,  Ludgate  hi 
Walker  Jno.  45,Woodcock  st 

*  W^hitehouse  Benj.  <fe  Co.  51, 

Charlotte  street 
Yarnall  Jph.  17,  Buck  st 
•Yates  Thos.  'S^,  Coleshill  st 

British  Plate,  German 
Silver,  &  Electro  and 
IVIagneto-Plated  War© 
Manufacturers. 

Marked  •  are   Electro^  and  f 
Magneto  Platers. 

Bent  Jph.  59i,  Newhall  st 
•Bladder  W.  2l,  Mary  Ann  st 
Blews  Wm.  &  Sons,  9,  Bar- 
tholomew street 
Booker  Thomas,  160,  Great 

Hampton  row 
•Buckley*  Hope,  '63,  Hock- 
ley hill 
*Challener  John,8,  Snow  hill 
Cheetham  John,  22,  New  st 
•fCope  David  *fe  Son,  7  tfe  8, 

Bartholomew  street 
♦Danby  T.  49,  Brierlev  st.  W 
Dowler  T.  91,  Gt.  Charles  st 
*tElkington,  Mason,  cfe  Co., 

Newhall  street 
•Evans  Sml.  39,  St.  Paul's  sq 
•Gilbert  John,7  <fe8,  Bathrw 


316 


BlRMINGH.Ail    TRADK    LIST. 


•Hands&Dore.ct.lI  Edmd.st 
Heeley    James    aud    Sons, 

M<jnnt  street  &  Graham  st 
*Hill  \Vm.  R.  34,  Union  st 
•HoUis  Chpr.  3,  Mary  Ann  st 
•Jones  ny.28,  Northwoodst 
KempChas.  111.  Hampton  st 
*Mou.sleyTho.s.53,  Howard  st 
Onion  S.  G.  10,  lirook  street 
ParsonsT.  130,  Gt.  Hmptu.  st 
PonciaJ.(feSon,i30Pershorest 
tPrime  Thomas,  18  and  19, 

North  wood  street 
Primer  Charles.  Hanley  st 
*PyeTli()s.  2-2.  DnddestDnrw 
Sanders  Jph.  30,  Newhall  st 
Sawyer   G.    (knife    handle, 

table  and  dessert  knives, 

forks,  d:c.)16,  Henrietta  st 
*SmithGeo.<feCo.48,\Vhitalst 
•  t  Stnrges  Rd.  F.46,  Broad  st 
SwainJ.<fcSon.360Snmmcrln 
•+T  ickleWm.ct.  2,  Latimer  st 
Tnrner  tfe  Son,  27,  Camden  st 
*Tuckey  Edward  152,  High 

street,  Bordesley 
Warwick  Thomas,  21,  Bread 

street,  Chnrch  street 
♦Waterhouse  Benjamin  tfeCo. 

51,  Charlotte  street 
■fWoolrich  J.  S.,  12,  James 

street,  St.  Paul's 
•Yates   John  and   Sons,  37 

and  38,  Coleshill  street 

Brokers. 

Sec     Clothes    and    Furniture 
Brokers^  (Sr  Stock  Sf  Share  Bks. 

Bronzed  Article  Mnfrs. 

See  Lamp,   Chandelier^   and 
Bronzed  Article  Mnnufrs. 

Bronze  Powder  Makers. 

Lane  .Inscpli  tVr  Son,  3,  (it. 

Cliarh's  street 
IM:irst<»n  r.lO.(if.Huinptn.st 
Sadler  J. tVr  Co.3(),Liclilield  st 
Street  W.  *  C.  Soho  Works 
Wnriier  Kt.  125,  H<)sj)itiil  st 

Brush  Makers. 

See  next  head  also. 

Allen  J.  A' J.  }){),Br!ulf<.rdst 
Andrews  Hy.  S.  57.  Mull  st 
Aston  John,  20,  Dale  end 
Burt  lain  C.  Aston  NewTown 
Hensou  *V  Co.  7L  Fa/.eley  st 
Benson  Kdwin,  2(i.  Digbeth 
Berry  , lames,  14,  Duke  st 
Bidd'le  C.  ct.  UK  Moseley  st 
liradlord  J .  14,  ( )ld  Meeting  s 


BrearleyJohn,  115,  Livery  st 
Cheatle  James  Hill.  ct.  261, 

Bishop  st.  Moseley  st 
Clark  J  no.  38,  Smallbrook  st 
Coombc  V.  105,  Lancaster  st 
Coxon  Saml.  28,  Meriden  st 
Coxson  John,  8,  Barrst.  \V. 
Dixon  William,  ct.  6,  Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 
Foster  B.  ct.  4,  Lombard  st 
Gadsby  Benj.,  120,  Moor  st 
Glover  Mary,  38,  ])arwin  st 
Goode  Thos.  114.  Suffolk  st 
Gray  John,  1,  Skinner  st 
(Jray  Thomas,  ct.  1,  Holt  st 
Grew  Susannah,  41,  Church  s 
Hawley  James  &  Thomas, 

181,  Bromsgrove  street 
Hickman  1.  Coach  yd.  Bull  st 
Hinde  J.  G.  10,  Cambrian  pi 
HinksJ.56,Georgest,  Parade 
Holt  John.  28,  Bull  street 
Jenkins  Wm.   145,  High  st. 

Bordesley 
Johnson  S.  236,  Bristol  st 
Jones  Edwin,  84,  Spring  hill 
Lee  Joseph,  12,  Spiceal  st 
Leonard  S.  159,  Hockley  hi. 
Lowe  Rd.  26,  Balsall  street 
Merc  r  James,  Carver  st 
Minshull  S.  90,  Lombard  st 
Perkins  Thos.  7,  Spiceal  st 
Pen'ings  J.  14,  Hampton  st. 
Piddock  John,  20,  Lt.  Annst 
Rawlings  J.  196,  High  street, 

Deritend 
Shilton  E.  61,  Navigation  st 
Skelding  W.  87,  Coleshill  st 
Stevenson  P.  (dlr.)  \  ork  pasg 
Tabberner  E.  18,  John  street, 

Dale  end 
Taylor  John,  230,  Cheapside 
Th(  )mpson(i  .A .  1 0,Sherlock  s 
A' ale  J  no.  1(51,  Bromsgrove  st 
White  Matthew,  20,'  Hill  st 
AA'oodmau.Ijdi.  Newhall  hill 

Brush,    (Telescope,  and 

FancyHcarth)  AcToast- 

Ing  Fork  Maaufctrs. 

Benton  G.  17,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Best  I^)bert,  18,  Ludgate  hi 
PadmoreT.  It),  Lt.  Charlesst 
Tibbins  Kt.  104,  Suffolk  st 
WalterJ.Barlletfsct  Keyehl 

Builders' 

See  Bricklayers  Sf  Carpenters 
also. 

Allen  John,  224,  Ikadford  st 
Allen  M.  23,  Mary  Ann  st 
Barker  C.  \illa  rd.  Soho  hill 


Bamsley  J  .56,Broad  st.  Islngt 
Baxter  Jph.  ct.  4,  Barford  st 
Beaumont  J.  1 6  l,Gt.Hmptn.r 
Beck  Geo.  Nechells  green 
Bennett  W.  91 ,  Barthlraw.  st 
Branson  and  Gwyther,  Bel- 
mont row 
Brewster  J.  N.  Nechells  gn 
Briggs  S.  282,  Bradford  st 
Brighton  (J  eo.  48,  Camden  s?t 
Bromage  Geo.  26,  Severn  st 
BucklerD.35.],Constitutn.hl 
Castle  Edmond,  72,  Dean  st 
Clarke  Thomas,  Camp  hill 
Cooper  (].  4,  King  Alfred's  pi. 
Cook  J.  d;  Son,  38,  Horse  fair 
Corbett  John,  141,  Cheapsd 
Cresswell  John,  100,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Davis  James.  Cambridge  st 
Dudley  T.  130,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
Edwards  J.  126,  Heneage  st 
Evans  Wm.,  12,  Chapel  st 
Farquhar  J.  G.  Green  lanes 
Groves  Jas.  ct.  4,  Dale  end 
Groves  Wm.  Shadwell  street 
Hard  wick  J .  231 ,  Bradford  st 
Hill  Thomas  B.  A'ittoria  st 
Horsley  John,  32,  Newton  st 
Horton  G.  Lady  Wood  lane 
Hudson  L.  134,  Livery  st 
Hume  Jph.25,l'nion  passage 
Hupton  T.  113,  Bradford  st 
Jackaman  Hy.  Adderley  st 
Jenkins  J.,  80,  Up.  Tower  st 
Keyte  Jph.  1 10,  Bordesley  st 
King  Thos.  23.  Bordesley  st 
KingstoneW.86,Bromsgrv.  s 
Leaight  Jj)h.  Darwin  street 
Line  (Jeorge,  Huston  street 
Lord  John,  157,  Lawley  st. 
Luke  Wm.  84,  Barford  st. 
Lycett  John,  33,  Cherry  st. 
Miles  John,  39,  Hampton  st. 
Morris  James,  Nechells  gn. 
Naden  T.sen.  188,  Liverv  st. 
NeweyWm.  90. 1'p. Tower  st 
Newton  Thos.  Solio  hill 
Nichols  ,Ipb.  \\' heeley 's  In 
Orchard  I  ly. Edward  st.  Pard. 
Orton  C.39,  (it.  Brook  st. 
Parton  Jas,  6,  Norfolk  st. 
I  Pash  1  lyiV  P levins,8, W  aterlo.s 
Peel  .lohn,  jun.  Sj)ring  st 
Perks  Ths.'ll,  Sun  st.  West 
PhillipsJ.104.Constitutionhl 
Pilsbury  .John,  ^\  ilton  st. 
I  IlatbevliainC.I,Katlirhm's.  b 
I  Rol)inson  J.  54,  Gt.  Hrook  st 
!  Robinson W.Fdk. st.Edgbstn. 
Sliread  \\  in.  Bridge  st.  West 
Smith  J  h.  40,  Ip.  (Jough  st. 

I 


niRMINGH/^M    TRADE    LIST. 


317 


SinithWin.  36,  Cambridge  st 
Smith  ^Vm.  II.  Parade 
Stokes  Thos.  Wheeleys  rd. 
Sweet Rd.  Newhallhill 
Tagiie  S.  Oozells  st.  North 
Tandy  Th.  27:i,  Bradford  st. 
Troth  Ilemy,  Smith  street 
Turner  lit.  4ti,  Hampton  st. 
Webb  John,  .'3,  Ct.  King  st. 
Whiston  (1.  H.  12,  Regent  p.  i 
Willson  Thos.  Villa  street      I 
Wilson  Jas.  Soho  hill 
WoodWm.  jun.  Henry  street 
Wright  Wm.  Balsall  heath  r. 

Burnish  (Bloodstone) 
Maker. 

Taylor  John,  25,  Bread  st. 
Newhall  st 

Busk  (Steel)  Makers. 

See  Saw  Makers. 

Butchers. 

See  also  Butchers^  (Pork.) 
Marked  *  are  Wholesale  only. 

Adams  Edw.  21,  Unett  st 
Adcock  Edw.  3,  Church  st 
Adkins  J.  150,  Bromsgrove  st 
Akers  T. 257, Ne w  John st.W 
Allday  John,  136,  Cheapside 
Allday  Thos.  77,  Hockley  hi 
Allday  Thomas,  22,  Bull  st 
Allday  Thos.  42,  Moor  st 
Allday  Wm.  91,  Digbeth 
Andrews  Hy.  Hands wth.  vil 
Aucott  John,  Hamstead  rd 
BadcockT.  57,  Alcester  st 
Badcock  Thos.  6,  Balsall  st 
BainLauchlin,  10,  Balsall  st 
Ballard  John,  59,  Snow  hill 
Ballard  Wm.  79,  Summer  In 
Ban-andT.71,Bartholomw.  s 
Baxter  W.  87,Gt.Hamptn.rw 
Baxter  Wm.  21,  Summer  In 
Beasley  John,  81,  High  gate 
Beasley  W.  121,  William  st 
Bennett  J.  84,  HoUoway  hd 
Benvick  W.  43,  Cxt.  Barr  st. 
Biddle  Thos.  27,  Meriden  st 
Billington  E.  7,  Congreve  st 
Bird  Joseph,  52,  Lawley  st 
Bird  Wra.  17,  Duddeston  rw 
Bitkin  J.  30,  Navigation  st 
Bluck  Joseph,  1 1 1,  Suffolk  st 
Boddington  H.  222,  Bristol  s 
BoddingtonW  .26,  Hollo  wy.  h 
Bolton  Thomas,  42,  Barr  st 
Bond  Henry,  3S.,  Stafford  st 
•Bond  Thomas,  3,  Dean  st 
Bostock  T.  New  John  st.  W 


•Bott  John,  31,  Pritchetst 
Bosworth  John, Market  hall 
Brampton  T.  Nechellsgreen 
Briggs  J.  46,  Constitution  hi 
Brinley  J.  9,  Gt.  Lister  st 
Brittain  Sarah,  Market  hall 
Brooks  F.  71,  I  P-.  Tower  st 
Brown  Wm.  43,  Lancaster  st 
Brown  W.C.  Handsworth  vil 
Buckley  J.  19,  Vauxhall  rd. 
Bumpuss  Rd.  7,  Snow  hill 
Bumpuss  R.  3,  Monmouth  st 
Burdett  F.  W.  314,  Broad  st 
Cartwright  Henry,  109,  Gros- 

venor  street.  West. 
Cartwright  Thos.  174,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Chamberlain  James,  78,  Lr. 
Tower  st.&  4,  Lancaster  st 
Chapman  Thos.  73,Baggot  st 
Clanidge  S.  12,  Jamaica  rw 
Cockayne  G.  26,  Gt.  Barrst 
Cockayne  Samuel,  226,  High 

street,  Deritend 
Cockayne  S.  A.  54,  Unett  st 
Cockayne  Walter,  40,Digbth 
Cole  Benj.  99,  Dale  end 
Collins  H.  39,  Bordesley  st 
Cook  Thomas,  105,  Digbeth 
Cooke  J.  54,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Cooke  W.  63,  Lr.  Hurst  st 
Cooper  Thos.  65,  Howe  st 
Cottrell  Charles,  2,  Pope  st 
Coxon  W.  67^,  Lancaster  st 
Curnock  E.24,Constitutionhl 
CurnockW.l 55,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
Darrall  D.  262.  New  Town  r 
Darrall  Jas.  47,  Hospital  st 
Darrall  J.  55,  Hampton  st 
Davelin  Jane,  55,  Howe  st 
Davenport  J.  59,  Hampton  st 
Davies  W.  51 ,  New  Townrw 
Daw  Saml.  101.  Livery  st 
Day  Thos.  153,  Hockley  hill 
Dickin  John,  63,  Stafford  st 
Dowd  David,  Market  hall 
Dudley  Jno.  40,  Congreve  st 
Eades  J  ph.  170,  Bromsgrove  s 
Edwards  J .  1 73,  Brearley st.  W 
Edwards  Richard,  Aston  road 
Eniuss  M.  Villard.,  Soho  hi. 
Emuss  Robert,  Wheeler  st 
Fern  Edward,  39,  Horse  fair 
Field  Thomas,  29,  Livery  s. 
FlavellW  .2 1 2.  H  igh  st.Drtndt 
Fletcher  Robert,  163,  High 

street,  Bordesley 
Foster  Elias,  9,  Birchall  st 
Fowler  Edw.  103,  Digbeth 
Freeman  F^Uz.  Market  hall 
(iarbutT.32,  Constitutionhl. 
Garfield  J.  44,  Bishopgt.  st 


Gavrattl.239,  NewTownrow 
Gilbert  A.,  16,  Mary  Ann  st 
Gittins  Rt.  12,  Sheepcote  st 
(Joodhead  T.  224,  Aston  rd 
(iorton  .Joseph,  Smethwick 
Green  Hy.  10,  HoUoway  hd 
Green  John,  65,  Smallbk,  st 
(jreenW.169,lligh  st.Deritnd 
Greenwood  T.  Edward  st.Par 
Gri gg  Thomas,  62,  Dean  st 
Guest  Bennett,  21,  Bristol  st 
Hall  Rt.  Handsworth  village 
Hall  Thos.  26,  Paradise  st 
H  ancock  Fras.  32,  Cottage  In 
Hancox  John,  91,  Highgate 
Hands  Thos.  235,  Heneage  st 
Hanson  Jph  104,  Coleshl.  st 
Hardwick  Wm.  31,  Snow  hi. 
Harrison  Thos.  63,  Snow  hi 
Harrison  Thos.  82,  Livery  st 
Harvey  D.  102,  Bradford  st 
Harvey  F.  110,  Hockley  hill 
Hawkins  J.  6,  Phillip  street, 

High  street 
Herbert  Henry,  90,  Digbeth 
Heritage  J.  131,  Suffolk  st 
Higginbotham  G.  Saltley  In 
HillJ.26,  Mountst.Newhl.st 
Hill  John,  71,  Coleshill  st 
Hill  Thomas,  52,  Stafford  st 
HillT.41,  Mountst.Newhl.st 
Hodges  G.  67,   Edgbaston  st 
Holland    Henry,  136,  High 

street,  Bordesley 
Hollick  W.  74,  Stafford  st 
Homer  B. jun. 51,  Ashtedrw 
Hudson  T.  69,  Bordesley  st. 
Hughes  Jas.,  137,   Livery  st 
HughesT.  133,G  t.H  amptn.  st 
Hunt  John,  6,  .Jamaica  row 
Hunt  Joseph,  49,  Digbeth 
HuntT.181,  Broad  St.  Islngtn 
HuntW.32,  Park  st.  Bull  ring 
Hunter  Jph.  61,  Gt.  Barr  st 
Jackson  George,  Soho  hill 
JarrettG. 62, Broad  st.Islngtn 
JelfsArnill,123,Gt.  Francis  st 
Jennings  1.23,  Smallbrookst 
Jester  Wm.  26,  Gt.  Lister  st 
JonesJ.38,  Ilighst.  Deritend 
Jones  John,  69,  Hurst  street 
Jones  Rd.,  93,  Cheapside 
Jones  Thomas,  Market  hall 
Keeling  Henry,  66^  Allison  st 
KentW.  Parkrd.  Nechellsgn 
Kinder  Jph.,  23,  Camden  st 
King  W.  194.  Bromsgrove  st 
Kirk  John,  144,  Broad  street, 

Islington  and  Hagleyroad 
KnightH.202,Highst.  Deritd 
Knight  Henry,  13,  Sand  pits 
Knighton  W.263,Small  heath 
Lingard  Samuel,  Key  hill 


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BIR.MiNGH.AM    TRADE    LIST. 


Lichfield  Goo.  o2.  Snow  liill 
Littlewuod  W.  74.  Cottage  lu 
Lord  Josiali,  o^(,^^'o^co.ste^  st 
Lord  William,  1(>4,  IJrLstolst 
Ludlow  J  ph.,  107,  Dale  eud 
Ludlow  1  h.)s.,4;i,  l)i-,^beth 
Ludlow  Thos.,  G7<  Dale  end 
l^udlovv  T.  43  iV:  47,  Aston  st 
Ludlow  Tlios.  :>44,  Aston  rd. 
Manton(J.-26i>,NewTovvu  rw 
Mautou  T.  t)U,  Lancaster  st 
Marsh  C.  lOJ.  Hockley  hill 
Marshall  Robert, llagley  row 
Martin  K."2iS,  New  lOwn  row 
Martin  'W'ni.  48,  Sherlock  st 
Matthews  .1.,  218,  Aston  rd. 
Matthews  Nathan,  70,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Morgan  (ieo.  7*',  Gt.  Barr  st 
Moore  E.  4,  Phillip  st.  High  st 
Morecroft  W.  16,  Tennantst 
Morris  Eliz.  Market  hall 
MountfordT.  Parkroad,  Ne- 

chells  green 
Mountney  C.2,Duddestonrw 
Mousley  (J.  166,  Ashtedrow 
Mousley  John,  17,  Howe  st 
Myring  Jas.  17.  Lancaster  st 
Nichoils  \\'ni.  21,  Aston  st 
Nichols  John,  Saltley 
Nind  William,  96,  Henry  st 
Nixon  Stphn.,87,  Sniallbk.st 
North  woodC .  1 0,  Summer  rw. 
Oliver  .Iph.  oO,  Lancaster  st 
Osbom  George,  1,  llyland  rd 
Paine  C.  10,  Bloomsbury 
Palmer  Edwd.  3,  Sun  st.  W. 
Palmer  Thomas,  185,  High 

street,  Deritend 
Parrott  J.  372,  Coventry  rd 
Payton  Jno.  138,  Camden  st 
Peannan  W.3."»,  Gt.  Russell  st 
Pearsall  .Iosej)h,  72,   Broad 

stnet,  Islington 
Pedlinf,rham  .hdm,    129,  Gt. 

Hampton  row 
Peiry  James.  7«>-.  Dale  end 
Phistans  John,  3.^,  Aston  st 
Plastans  R.  1 13_i,  Coleshill  st 
•Pole  Geo.  9,  L\nt.  Essex  st 
Pole  Thomas,  49,  Snow  hill 
I'owers  ICdward,  47.  liatli  rw 
Powers  R.73,NewSumnn'rst 
Prince  .John,  '.il't,  Cheapside 
Proctor  Thos.  267,  Aston  rd 
Quinley  T.21,(Jt.  Colmorest 
Reading  T.  20.>,  High  street, 

Dei  itend 
Hediling  F.  C(»nstitntion  hill 
Redding  Sml.  102,  Snllolk  st 
R(M',s  .loseph  T.  2,  Digbelh 
Reeves  (ieo.  47,  Dudley  st 
lloevcs  li .  jun.  6,rp.G  ough  st 


Reynolds  G.  17.  Lnd gate  hill  1 
Richards  Sml.  23,  Darwin  st 
•  Richards W.\V..^.Lr. Essex  st 
Robbins  F.  37.  (it.  Russell  st 
RobinsonR.AstouNewTowu 
Rochell  James,  13.Ashled  rw 
Rose  E.  80,  Nangatiou  st 
Rose  M.  G.,  27.  Spr'ncer  st 
ScliTjfield  Jno.  61,  Dale  end 
Shaw  Wm.  Icknield  st.  East 
Shepheard  R.122,Constitn.hl 
Shen-ift" James,  Lozells 
Shorthouse  W.  3.  Jamaica  rw 
ShrewsburyE.28,  Small! )k.st 
Snttleworth  Thomas,  Eyre  st 
Skerratt  W.  20,  Constitn.  hi 
•Smith  A.  142,  Moseleyrd 
Smith  David.  Balsall  heath 
Smith  Geo.  220,  Ashted  row 
Smith  ,1.  2."),  Grosvenor  st.W 
Smith  W.  II.,  '33.,  Horse  fair 
Spencer  J.  8,  Small])rook  st 
Stevenson  Geo.  29.  Snow  hi 
Stubbs  John.  83,  Dale  eud 
Suckling  E.  54.  Smallbrk.  st 
Suckling  Hy.  238,  Bristol  st 
Surplice  W. 85  NewJohnst.W 
SwinburnW.  157,  Tennantst 
Tailby  K.  24,  Weamau  row 
Tailby  Jas.  51,  Paradise  st 
Tate  A.  108,  Ileneage  st 
Tate  Jph.  84,  Summer  lane 
TaylorG.100,Gt.Hamptou  st 
Taylor  Jas.  44,  Staftbrd  st 
Taylor  Saml.  29,  Hospital  st 
Thomas  C.  ct  S.50,Cregoe  st 
Thomas  John,  14^^,  Hill  st 
ThomasJ.W.30,\'auxhallrd 
Thornicroft    Mary  A.   115, 

Hampton  street 
Tidmarsh  H.  60,  Ilosptal  st 
Tol't  Thomas,  33,  Rylaud  st 
Townsend  T.  13,  (Jraham  st 
Turner  Robert,  29,  BuUst 
Tyler  Benj.  59,  Aston  st 
Tyler  Benj.  jun.,  6,  Parade 
•\'arnham  .las.  64,  Dean   st 
\'ernon  Edw.  27.  Broad  st 
\'enion  .las.  1,  ljiv»>ry  st 
Vernon  Robt.  65,  Harding  st 
^'incl'tt  .las.  21,  Snniiner  rw 
Maite  Wm.  Market  hall 
^\'alkerEliz. .">.'{. U.  Hospitals 
Walton  Robt.24, Charlotte  st 
\\  iilkins  .1.  55. Constitutn  hi 
•Walton  Wm.  .'{4,  l)«'an  st 
^^'hatmoreJ.  jun.  33,  Parade 
WliaftoM  A.  14.1,   Norfolk  st 
\\' 1m -at ley  .las.41,  I  lorse  lair 
Wheeh'r  C.  29.^  Snmllbrk.st 
*Wli(>eler  .lohn,  35,  Dean  st 
A\  biles  .Iph.  15,  Congreve  st. 
Whitchouse  J.  89i,  Sull'ulk  .st 


WhitehouseW.20,  G.  Hamp- 
ton street 
•Wigley  Fras.  5,  Up.  Deans 
•Wigley  Hy.  103,  Car\er  st 
Wilcox  John,  St.A'incent  st 
Wilcock  T.  31,  Nelson  St.  W 
Wild  Edwd.  5,  Monmouth  st 
Wiikes  Wm.  o9,  Staftbni  st 
Wilkes  William,  52,  Smith  st 
Wilkins  My.  17,  Barr  st.  W 
Wilks  Eli/.  47.  Eiverv  street 
Willder  di-  Biddle,  33,  Hall 
st.iSc  182,  Gt.  Hampton  rw 
Wilson  Ann,  4.^.  Steelhs.  In 
Williams  H.  166,  Hockley h 
Williams  Jas.  37,  Harding  .st 
Williams  John,  Market  hall 
Wilton  John,  111.  Livery  st 
Withers  H.  84,  Ntirthwood  s. 
Withers  Wm.  G.  Newhall  hi 
Woodhill  J.  9^4,  Summer  in 
\V'oodhill  W.  74,  Lombard  st 
Woodward  Ch.  oS,  Dale  end 
Wright  Hy.  Market  hall 
Wright  W.  81.  Coleshill  st. 
Yate  Benj.  27,  New  Canal  s 
Yates  Ch.  48,  Smallbrook  st 
Yates  Danl.  30,  Summer  In. 
Yates  John,  51,  Tower  st. 

Butchers,   (Pork.) 

Avann  John,  82,  Aston  st. 
Bayliss  T.  54.  Lancaster  st 
Bettim  Chs.  11,  Ashted  row 
Boulton  Hy.  45,  Bull  st. 
Branson  Hy.  322,  Summer  1 
Browne  John,  111,  Digbeth 
Cammerer  Hy.  6(3,  Aston  st 
FrederickT.19,Constitutu.  hi 
Gregg  Wm.  H.  42,  Aston  st. 
Hands  Jph.  1,  Hanley  st. 
Harrison  Thos.  63,  Snow  hi. 
Holmes  W.  62,  Lancaster  st 
Morton  Wm.  70,  Dale  end 
Huggins  T.  12.  Coleshill  nt 
Huggins  Wm.  64,   Digbeth 
HughesT. I. 33,Gt. Hampton  s 
James  l'ri>(l.  86,  Sma[ll)rk.  s 
Jones   riuts.  92,  Coleshill  st 
Joyuer'rh.25^„Smallbrk.  st 
Knights.  1 87.  Highst.Dertnd. 
Marsden  11.  4.  Statlbrd  st. 
Matthews  Iszra.  41,  Brt»ad  s 
Matthews  Nathan, 70, Broad 

street,  Islini^ton 
Nichoils  (has.  47,  Snow  hill 
Orton  Wm.  322,  Cheaj>side 
Penn  Maria,  13,  Summer  lu 
I'owtMs  (ieo.  75,  Snow  hill 
Ryland  J.  257,  New  Town  r 
Shepheard  F.44,  Smallbrk. s 
Slaughter  (i.  83,  Snow  hill 
Slaughter  H.  40,  Stafford  st 


BIR.MIXGHAM    TR.ADK    LIST. 


3\9 


Stanley  Saml.  2G,  StalTml  st 
AVelch  Wm.  t).  Dale  end 
WilliamsJ .  1 79, Broad  st  Islorn 
AVilliamsO.o^,  C'onstitntn  hi 
Wright  G.  llo,  Dijjbeth 

Button  IVIakers. 

Marked  \,are  Bofie,  2,  Horn, 
3,  Japan,  4,  Metal,  5,  Stcrl, 
6,  iSi//r,  and  the  others  general. 

Adie  Wm.  5,  Newhall  street 
Allen  S.  II,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Armtield  E.  9,  Newhall  st 
4  Ashmore  W.  2j,  Buck  st 
6  Aston  J.  41,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Aston  Wm.  Princip  st.  Works 
Atcheson   and   Morton,  35, 

Whittall  street 
Bagorott  B.  3S,  New  John  st 
Banks  Edwd.  and  a^ent  for 

the  patent  agate  and  cor- 
nelian buttons,  12,  Parade 
IBarnsleyJno  Bridge  street, 

Broad  street 
Bartlett  &  Sons,   126,  Great 

Charles  street 
Barwell  John,  4,  James  st. 

St.  Paul's 
Bate  Jas.  &  Co.  159,  Bull  st 
6  Beddoe  J.  376,  Summer  In 
4  Beynon  W.  42|.  New  st 
Blews  &  Hall,  (plated,)  11, 

Brook  street 
Bull  T.  ct.  84,  Barford  street 
Bullivant  Charles,  162,  Gt, 

Charles  street 
Bullivant  G.  and  H.  124,  Gt. 

Charles  street 
1, 2   Bullock   Thomas,    26, 

Cliveland  street 

4  Burt  W.  10,  Summmrhl.  tr 
Cattell  J.  53,  Worcester  st 
Chat  win  John  and  Sons,  92, 

Great  Charles  street 
1  Coleman  T.  Bullock's  Ml 
Cooper  E.  court  2,  Holt  st 
1  Cope  John,  jun.  Attwood's 

Mill,  Baskerville 
1,  2  Cox  Thos.  21,Alcester  st 
Cutler  J.  H.,  12  and  13,  New 

Town  row 
Darlaston  S.  22,  Caroline  st 
DarlastonW.E.87,Camdenst 
Davis  James,  108,  Barr  st 

5  Deakin  J.  T.,   14^,   Little 
Charles  street 

Deeley  W.  217,  Bradford  st 
Deykin  James  and  W.  H., 

6,  Jennen's  row 
4  Earp  G.  ct.  16,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Edelston  <fe  Williams,  New- 
hall Wks.George  st.  Parade 


Elliott  W.  Sr  Son,  Regent  st  1 
3  Enies  Martha,  132.  Lionel  st  | 
EmpsonJ.P.  l8.Gt.(^harles  st  j 
Eviuis  John,  lO.l,  Moland  st  ; 
Gaunt  lid.  ct.  IS,  Mohmd  st  | 
1  GriffithsWilliain,  Brneton's 

walk  and  Wallis'  Mill 
IIaddleton\r.ct.8,lIowardpl 
ILimmoTid,  Turner,  tfe  Sons, 

100,  Snowhill 
Hardman  &  IlifFe,  38,  New- 
hall street 
HartlandW.(wood)Moore's  r 
Heath  M.  ct.31,NewSmmr.st 
3HewsonAnn,  103,  Lionel  st 
Hill  Saml.,  ct.  16,  Thorp  st 
3  HigginbothamWilliam,24, 

Little  Charles  street 
I  Hollick  J.  81,  Smallbrk.  st 
3  Holmes  Jno.  30,  Newton  st 
3  Holmes  William,  Cecil  st 
Hunt  Geo.  (wood.)  Legge  st 

1  Hunt  Jas.  Brueton's  Mill 
Jackson  John,  49.  Ellis  st 
Jackson  Rt.  62,  Woodcock  st 
Jeffries  H.  1,  Regent  street 
Jenkins  H.  ct.  2,  Edmund  st 
Jennens  T.  and  J.  W.  (gilt,) 

Meetinghouse  yard 
3,  6   Jerome    Timothy,    56, 

Harford  st.  Gt.Hamptonst 
3  LaytonG.  615^,  Constitn.  hi 

5  Linegar  S.  184,  Livery  st 
MayerW.  ct.  33,  Lr.Towerst 
McCardie    Joseph   William 

and  J  ames,24,  W  orcester  st 
3  Miles  F.  96,  Hampton  st 
Newey  T.  Bullock's  IVIill 
3  Noakes  W.  13,  Edmund  st 
Palmer  J.  6,  Broad  st.Lslngtn 

6  Palmer  John,  ct.29.  Lower 
Brearley  street 

Parker  C.  (gilt  and  plated,) 
42,  Cherry  street 

2  Parks  Jph.  16,  Lionel  st 
Pearce  T.c.  12,Gt.Hamptnst 
Peele  Peter,  ct.  10,  Holt  st 
Perry  Wra.  Baggot  st.  mill 

3  Peters  P.  ct.  2,  Cannon  st 
Pigott  William  W.  W.  31,  St. 

Paul's  square 
IPoolerW.Bridgest.Broadst 
6  PopeT.l,MountstNewhl.s 
Price  E.  (gilt)  5,  Nelson  st 
RadcliffeT.  &  Son,  108, New  s 
Rawley  C.  23,  Newhall  st 

4  Richards  T.  58,  Hockley  st 
Robinson  W.  17.Weaman  rw 
SextyJ.B.lll,Gt.  Charles  st 
Shale  Edward,  Hanley  st 
Shirley  Wm.  ct.  4,  Lench  st 
Shutt  John,  6,Warstone  lane 
Silvester  Hy.  28,  Newhall  st 


Simister  .lolm,  183,  Livery  st 
Smith  C.  F.  14,  Newhall  st 
SmithJ.162,Broadst.  Islngtn 
Smith  J.  15,  Buckingham  st 
Smith  ife  Kemp,  165,  Brear- 
ley street.  West 
Smith  J.  W.  12,  Edmund  st 
Smith W. tfe A.  6 1  ,Charlotte  st 
SmithW.n.(gilt)19,(;oughst 
3  Souter  (ieorge  &  Son,  1 1, 

Great  Russell  street 
Starkey  T.  cfe  Co.  37,  Great 

Hampton  row 
Taylor  S.  cfe  Son,6,Edmund  .>-t 
3  Thompson  Edw.  32,  New 

Church  street 
Tipson  .John,  59,  Moor  st 
Tipson  Thos.  22,  Vitt  ria  st 
Twigg  C.  56.  New  Townrw 
Twigg  G.  Powell  street 
1  Ward  Rd.  Brueton's  walk 
1  Weaver  Fdk.73, Brearley  st 
Williams  Geo.  7i,  Newhall  st 
WilHams  Wm.  30,  Bull  st 
1  White  John,  Bullock's  mill 
6WillmoreJ.308,Summerln 
Willis  and  Gardner,  9,  Col- 
more  row 
3  Young  J.  IS,  Lt.  Charles  st 

Button  Shank  Mkrs. 

Asbury  J.  22,  Lancaster  st 
Ashmore  Jph.  27,  Pritchetst 
Farmer  George,  54,  Duke  st 
FarmerG.jun.  19,Hamptn.st 
Heaton  Geo.  48.  Shad  well  st 
Hill  E.  26,Bread  st.Newhll  st 

Button  Solderers. 

Avern  Wm.  ct.  1,  Swallow  st 
Brown  T.  12,  Ludgate  hill 
Hampton  Wm.  9,  Hanley  st 
Heath  Maria,  ct.  31,  New 

Summer  street 
Homer  M.A.  Machin's  bldgs 
Izon  John,  64,  Edmund  st 
Lewis  Wm.  J.  56^,  Snow  hill 
Mackenzie  G.  ct.  12,  Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 
Newey  John,  c.  1,  Whittall  st 
Palmer  R.  Carver  street 
Wallbank  J.  James  street, 

St.  Paul's 
Woolley  S.  48,  Woodcock  st 

Button  <&  Trimming 

Warehouses. 

Hayward  Wm.  106,  Bull  at 
Houghton  Geo.  74,  High  st 
Houghton  Hy.  12,  Union  st 
Testar  <feRichards,3,Union  st 


320 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LI5T. 


Cabinet  Makers. 

Marked  *  are  Upholsterers  also. 

Abbs  Wm.  1H8,  Cheapside 
Aldenburgh  B.91,Smallbk.st 
•Alward  John,  3.J,  Principst 
•Apletree  Frdk.  47,  Bull  st 
AsliTlios.  1 7t3,  liroinsgrove  st 
Baker  Robt.  7,  Sheepcote  In 
Baldwin  J.  269,  Bradford  st 
Ballard  Mark,  23,  Liouel  st 
Barber  Stpbn.  G."»,  Persborest 
Barlow  Wni.  .'JO,  Suffolk  st 
JJaxrer  Jpb.  ct.4,  Barford  st 
Beggs  Jobn,  Latimer  street 
]Jill  E.  lUj,  Constitution  hill 
•Bishop  Wm.IIy.  1(5.  Annst 
Bodenham  T.  33,  High  st., 

Deritend 
Bourn  John,  112,  Rea  street 
•Bowdidge  T.  106,  Digbeth 
Bostock  P.  83,  St.  Martin  st 
Boyles  D. 238,  Gt.  Cohnore  st 
Briggs  Hv.  12,  Exeter  row 
•Brown  Vv.  124,  Moland  st 
BucklerD..'i5^,  Constitutn.hl 
Brown  W .  IL  6,  Gosta  green 
Burrows  J.  12,  Mount  street, 

Newhall  street 
•Callow  M.  52, Broad  street, 

Islington 
Cassera   Genara,    103,  Bull 

street,  and  14,  Moor  street 
Chattaway  W.J.  5,  Worces- 
ter street 
Churley  W.  14,  Gt.  Russell  st 
C  lare  J  no.38, 1 1  olloway  head 
•Colborne  T.  47,^^'orceste^  st 
CordukesT.W.G.  Latimer  st.S 
CottreUT.2,  Holloway  head 
Cox  Jno.  1 13,  Constitiition  hi 
•Cresswell  .lolin,  100,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Davis  Thomas,  40,  Gough  st 
Dewson  Thos.  5,  Suffidk  st 
*Duggan  1),  1."),  Brass  IIs.])as 
•Eagles  Eliza,  .'{,\\'orc<'ster  st 
•Eai^les  W.  169,  Iloikl.-v  hi 
EbbcdlsT.  112,  Constitutn.hl 
ICthcll  Ann,  7,  Livery  street 
•Ethell  Stejdien,  12,  Ann  st 
Ethell  T.senr.."{7.  Edmund  st 
Flint  A.  29,  (Jt.  Ihimjiton  st 
Flint  John,  12,  Barr  street 
Fovvall  George,  99,  Aston  st 
•(JammonPcttT,  1,  Daleend, 

and  4.'{,  Gt.  I  lampion  st 
Gardener  John,  Dyuiock  st 
(iilbcrt.I.  I08i,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
Gray  Uy.  ct.  9,  Coleshill  st 
(JrettonJ  .(J3,l  ligh  st  Bordesly 
G Wynne  J. 78,  Kavenhurst  st 


•HallG.89,Broadst.Iglington  ; 
Hall  H.  1 0.5,  Gt.  Hampton  st  ' 
•HammondW.49,Worcstr. st  \ 
•Harris  Thomas,  9,  New  st    | 
Harris  Wm.  67,  Tennant  st    ! 
IIawkestbrdW.5J,Lancstr.st  1 
HemmingThos.34,Warnerst  ' 
•Hensman  W.iVrJ.  18.  Newst 
Hickin  Wm.  33.  Newhall  st 
•Hill  John,  27,  Worcester  st 
Hill  Samuel,  court  2^55,  New  , 
John  street.  West  ! 

Hill  W.ct.  10, Bromsgrovest 
Holden  lit.  205,  Bristol  st      1 
Hinds  James,  9,  Parade  ; 

Honor  Geo.  73,  Coleshill  st 
H  ooke  Edmund,  20,  Bristol  st 
Horsley  Chas.  22,  Suffolk  st  ' 
Horsley  John,  32,  Newton  st 
Hughes  T.  52,  Gt.  Hmptn.  st  . 
•Hulston  J.  34,  Worcester  st  1 
Htmiphries  James,  Kent  st 
Izon  George,  281,  Watery  In 
Jackson  Richard,  Broad  st 
Jameson  John,  Stratford  rd. 
•Jenkins<feAshford.58,Dgbth 
Jones  John,  75,  Bath  row 
Keey  Saml.  274,  Bradford  st 
•Kirby  H.ct.3.Lr.Brearleyst 
•KirchnerB.  169,  Tennantst 
•Machin  Edw.  54,  Snow  hill 
Madenberg  A.89,  Smallbk.  st 
•Manton  (} .  79,  Smallbrook  st 
Mare  John,  217»  Cheapsd  e 
•Marks  Simon, 57,  Edgbstn.st 
Marlow  T.  92,  Steelhouse  In 
•Martin (i.  14,  Barthlmw.rw 
May  Robert,  12,  (iarrison  In 
Milichamp  Edw.  15,  Hurst  st 
Miller  Wm.  165,  Tennant  st 
•Mills  Jph.  18,  Bromsgrovest 
•MillsT.i:J6,  Broadst.  Islingt 
Mountford  J.  47,  Skinner  In 
Muggleton  John,  Skinner  In 
Oliver  Henry,  ct.  16,Wardst 
Onions  J. 3.'{,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Palmer  .1.  27,  Horse  lair 
Parker  Hy.  ct.  17.  Digbeth  . 
•Parker  Wm.  3.'K  Temple  st 
Parkes  .1.  ct.  ()2,  Persbore  st 
Peace  .Joseph,  14.  Holland  st 
Pimm  .L  158.  Hocklt>y  bill 
Price  John,  94,  Aston  street 
Pritchitt  J.  J.  20,  Horse  fair 
Pritcbitt  S.  1,  Little  Hill  st 
•Purser  Wm.  U-  Hrt)ad  st 
Raun  William,  Spencer  st 
Reynolds  J.  159,  Hradford  st 
Rice  Alex.  50,  Lt.  Charles  st 
•Richardscul   Roliert,  ct.   10, 

Navigation  street 
Roberts  R.  1 17,  Broad  street, 
Islington 


•  Rogers W.ct.230,  Sherlock  st 
St.  Clair  G.H. 44,  Worcester  st 
Sharp  James,  Lr.  Trinity  st 
Sharp  John.  17,  Cregoe  st 
Sherlock  William,   court  6, 

Great  Hampton  street 
•Shilton  Samuel,  65,  Parade 
'SkidmoreT, 55, Edgbaston  st 
•Smith  D.  43,  Worcester  st 
Smith  T.  30,  Worcester  st 
Smith  William,  Albion  ter 
Solomon  Moses,  71,  Vyse  st 
•Stiff  Joseph,  27,  Doe  street 
Stiff  W.  92,  New  Canal  st 
iStocker  Walter,  16,  Fleet  st 
Tankard  J.  6,  Lt.  Hill  street 
♦Taylor  G.  105,  Bristol  street 
Taylor  J.  47,  Whittall  street 
Taylor  Wm.  67,  Cheapside 
Thomas  J.  ct.  11,  Hurst  st 
Thomas  J  .24 1 , New  J  ohn  st  W 
Thornton  Hy.  ct.  14,  Snowhl 
Thurston  E.  \V'indmill street 
Tilley  John,  201,  Bristol  st 

•  Turner  T  .95,  B  ath  row  bldgs. 
I'nderwood  Fras.  35,  Sun  st 
Underwood  Hy.  29^,  Small- 
brook  street 

L'nderwood  J.  165,  Bristol  st 
Walker  Jph.  16,  Sand  pits 
Walton  E.  180,  Livery  street 
Walton  William,  5,  Hurst  st 
•Ward  G.  A.  5,  Snow  hill 
Westburj'  Donald,  25,  Hillst 
Whitworth William,  court  2, 

Great  Hampton  row 
Wniiams  T.  11,  Cannon  st 
WoUey  T.  J.  18,  Sun  street 
Wonnald  T.  4,  Bishopgt.  st 

•  Wright  J.  260,  Bradford  st 

•  Wright  J.  iV  Co.  48,  High  st 
•Yapp  W.  82,  Edmund  st 

Cabinet  Case  Makers. 

Alldridge  C.  Regent  ])arade 
BallingerThos.ct.3,  Essex  st 
Bant  Frederick,  18,  Bow  st 
liest  Thos.  9,  St.  Mary's  row 
Brown  Saml.,  132,  Bath  row 
Bunford  J.  1,  Lr  Persbore  st 
CartwrightC.22,  Edgbastn.  st 
Cartwright  J .  1 68,  BnmisgN.  st 
Cobley  .1.  130,  Gt.  Chiu-lesst 
Cotterell  F.  53,  Sherlock  st 
Cotterell  S.  76,  Alcesterst 
Davis  Edward,  4,  Nelson  st 
1 1  inds  J  ames,  9,  Parade 
Howe  Joseph,  41,  Ellis  st 
Knight  Thos.  288,  Bradford s 
Lee  .Lunes,  95,  Barford  st 
Manton  C.  ct.  69,  Alcesterst 
Mimutford Thomas,  17,  New 
street,  iV:  81  A,  Bull  street 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


321 


Neal   <fe   Tonics,    13,   Great 

Charles  street 
Newey  Rd.  120,  Snow  hill 
Pence  Rd.  44,  Pershore  st 
Phillips  G.  118.  Gt.Charless 
Prince  Rd.  44,  Pershore  st 
Salt  J  as.  J.  9,  Caroline  st 
Smith  ^V.  ct.  9,  Konion  st. 
Stokes  E.  Little  Hill  st 
Watt  Robert,  25,  Ann  st 
White  J.  50,  Lt.  Charles  st 
WorralJno.  (mathematical,) 

7,  Newton  street 
Wright  J.  184,  Up.Windsorst 

Caxnel  Hair  Pencil 
IVIakers. 

Clements  R.  5,  Newton  st 
MorristfeGore,28,Colraore  rw 
Scott  Ann,  11,  Lench  st 
Smith  Sarah,  47,  Ludgate  hi. 

Candlestick  IVIanufrs. 

See  also  Britaiviia  Metal.,  Brit- 
ish ^  Siher  Plated  Ware  Mfrs. 

Marked  *  are  Brass  Candlestick 
Manufacturers. 

Addenbrook  E.  S9^  Hurst  st 
•AUday  T.ct.  64,Coleshillst 
Barlow  J. &  Co.  Staniforth  st 
Burgess  W.  36,  Hollowayhd. 
Blews  William  and  Sons,  9, 

Bartholomew  street 
•ClewsCath.2,  NewCanalst 
•Clews  James,  78,  Baggot  st 
•Clews  W.  79,  Moland  st 
Davis  J.(iron.)ct.  6,  Buckst 
Davis  R. 2^,  Bartholomew  st 
•Dowler  f.  91,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Eades  Dinah,ct.  8,  Howard  pi 
•Evans  Jno.  105,  Moland  st 
Fleming  Thos.  Barford  st.  S 
Fullwood  J  49,  New  Townr 
Lowe  Saml.  ct.  4,  Baggot  st 
Marchant  P.,  (plated,)    6^, 

Brook  street 
Marsh  Benj.  83,  Coleshill  st 
•Moffat  J.  24,  Summer  row 
Mousley  T.  53,  Howard  st 
•PowellW.37,  Bromsgrovest 
Price  Thos.  ct.  10,  Snow  hill 
Prime  T.  18  &  19,Northvvd.st 
*RobinsonT.B.jun.83,Newst 
Small  wood  J,  6,  Fordroughst 
Swift  James,  15,  Gough  st 
TabbernerWilliam, Charlotte 

street  Mills 
T ay lorG. Edward  st.Palmers 
Turner  J.  ct.  10,  Baggot  st 
Welch  Geo.  &  Co.  (plated,) 

11,  Dean  street 
Winchurst  W.  135,  Lionel  st 


Car  Proprietors. 

See  also  Horse  .V  (^^9  Proprts. 

Ballinger  Thos.  2,  Snow  hill 
Barnett  S.  24,  Hockley  hill 
Belcher  W.  1,  Hatchett  st 
Bennett  T.  99,  Vauxhall  rd. 
BearsleyG.4,  St.Martin'sln 
Beech  Eliz.  64,  Curzon  st 
Birch  Wm.  169,  Lawley  st 
Brice  Edward,  86,  Smith  st 
Broadhurst  J.3,  Vauxhall  st 
Brooks  J.  131, Bromsgrovest 
Bullers  Joseph,  29,  Peck  In 
Chapman  T.  173,  Ashtedrw 
Clark  Richard,  6,  Horse  fair 
DarbyW.  16,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Davis  Wm.37,  New  Canal  st 
Dee  Frederic,  26,  Temple  rw 
Evans  R.  112,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Gammon  Matilda,  35,  Ann  st 
Gillman  J.  212,  Stratford  rd 
Gough  J.  1,  St.  Martin's  In 
Gough  R.  21,  St.  Martin's  pi 
Han-ington  T.  75,  Aston  st 
Harwood  H.42,  Hampton  st 
Haydon  William,  Aston  st 
Heydon  Geo.  33,  Birchall  st 
Hill  James,  92,  Bath  street 
Holtom  W.  87,  Hospital  st 
HoltonsW.  39,  Ludgate  hill 
Homer  Isaac,  Icknieldst.  E. 
Jennings  C.  25,  Meriden  st 
Jennings  James,  'Sdi^  Mount 

street,  Newhall  street 
Johns  Samuel,  2 1 5,  Bristol  st 
Johns  Wm.  3,  Islington  row 
Jones  Geo.  100,  Lichfield  st 
Ludlow  Thos.  67,  Dale  end 
Morris  Thos.  ct.  7,  Horse  fair 
Mayo  Sarah,  73,  Worcester  st  I 
Minor  T. 56,  High st.Bord sly 
Monro  Geo.  Lady  Well  walk 
Noon  Jas.  49,  Lr.  Camden  st 
Payne  Wm.  90,  New  Inkleys 
Perrin  John,  Icknield  st.  E. 
Pinner  John,  20,  Parade 
Pinner  T.   1,  Lady  Wood  In 
Pittaway  Thomas,  1,  Reast 
Price  Edwd.  73,  Charlotte  st 
Pugh  Wm.  169,  Coventry  rd 
Rock  Henry,  14,  Fisher  st 
Russell  W.  48,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
Shepperd  Wm.  102,  Aston  st 
Smith  J.  80,  Grosvenor  st.W 
j  Spencer  W.  9,  Lt.  Cannon  st 
Sutton  Wm.  101,  Bristol  st 
Taylor  J.  11,  Lady  Wood  In 
Taylor  Richd.  148,  Camp  hi 
TaylorW.  1  l,Up.  Marshall  st 
Thornton  Richard,  4,  Mount 
street,  Newhall  street 


Tookey  M.  16,  Hockley  hill 
TuU  Henry,  75.  Allison  st 
Waddell  Geo.  130,  New  st 
Ward  \y .  38,  Bartholomew  st 
Watkins  Thos.  33,  Ann  st 
Whitehouse  A.  137,  Camp  hi 
Whittall  H.  46,  Old  Cross  st 
Winters  Wm.  1,  Russell  st 
Woodward  T.  46,  Water  st 
Wragg  Thomas,  43,  Bath  st 

Carpenters  &  Bullders» 

See  also  Builders  (?r  Bricklayers. 

Allan  Thomas,  34,  Henry  st 
Allen  William,  Oxford  st 
Andrews  Jas.  101,  Smith  st 
Asplen  John,  Unett  street 
Asplen  Joseph,  John  st.  W. 
Bailey  Chas.  293,  Green  Ins 
Bailis  T.  Parkrd.Nechellsgn 
Baker  W.  6,  St.  George's  st 
Baldwin  John,  Adder  ley  st 
Bancroft   John,     Richmond 

terrace,  Sun  street,  West 
Barusley  T.  H ands worth  vil 
Beats  Wm.  132,  Cregoe  st 
Beck  Geo.  10,  Livery  st 
Beck  Henry,  court  3,  Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 
Beckett  Samuel  and    Son, 

129,  Suffolk  street 
Bertles  S.  196,  Heneagest 
Blower  John,ct.  5,  Cherry  st 
Booth  G.  130,  Nelson  st.  W 
Bourne  J.  40,  Mount  street, 

Newhall  street 
Bowen  Jph.  27,  Up.  Priory 
Bradshaw  T.  90,  Suffolk  st 
Bradshaw  William,  25,  High 

street,  Deritend 
BreakspearRt.  6,Summer  rw 
Bryan  J  .359,  New  John  st.W 
BrownMatthias,72,Oxford  st 
Bulmer  J.81,  Lr.   Tower  st 
Burgess  T.  26,  Bell  Barn  rd 
Butler  J.  3,  Lady  Well  walk 
Byrne  Mchl.  3U,  Dale  end 
Castle  John,  Ryland  road 
Chambers  J.  17,  Prospect  rw 
Child  Thomas,  King  street 
Clulee  J.  ct.  16,  Sand  pits 
Cole  Henry,  33,  Cox  street 
Cole  Thomas,  80,  Livery  st 
Cook  Jas.  22,  Digby  street 
Cook  J.  tfe  Son,  38,  Horse  fr 
Copson  W.  64,  Woodcock  st 
Corbett  Rd,  Lea  Bank  road 
CorbettJ.  cfe  Son,  55,  King 

Edward's  road 
Cox  W.  52,  Smallbrook  st 
Crane  H.  57,  Buckingham  st 
Curbishley  G.  Lr.  Essex  st 
D alley  B.  Lower  Hurst  st 

2  S 


322 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Davies  Riclid.  94,  Pershore  st 
Davis  Jas,  274,  Bradford  st 
Davis  Jph.  89,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Dent  Daniel,  50,  Aston  st 
Darrcll  W.  18,  Charlotte  st 
Edwards  J.  126,  Ileneage  st 
Ellis  George,  Godwin  street 
Elton  Edwd.  I^r.  Pershore  st 
Evans  G.  A.  72,  Charlotte  st 
Fellows  Thos.  Coach  yard, 
Coleshill  street 
Fenn  Thomas,  7^  Lr.  Priory 
Field  George,  Gt.  Tindal  st 
Finney  J.  18,  Cliveland  st 
Flynn  John,  17,  Bristol  st 
Flynn  Patk.  46,BroinsgTove  s 
Forrester  W.  13,  Nelson  st.W 
Gardner  M.  5,  Coventry  rd 
Garmson  J.  lOO.Ravenhrst  st 
George  T.  ct.  10,  Alcesterst 
Gilbert  Walter,  48,  Barr  st 
Gold  J.  ct.  20,  Pershore  st 
G  ool)ins  J.  and  S.  i>4^,Consti- 

tution  hill 
Grant  Thomas,  Colmore  ter 
Green  Geo.  122,  Bradford  st 
Green  John,  Adelaide  st 
Green  J.  167,  Gt.  Francis   st 
(Jreen  N.ct.  11,  Bronisgroves 
GrimcsW.  ct.  10,  Lichfield  st 
GroveW.  115,  Constitution  hi 
Groves  Jas.  ct.  4,  Dale  end 
Hanley  John,  3,  Ilanley  st 
Ilanley  Luke,  1^,  Ilanley  st 
Hare  Michael,  37,  Dudley  st 
Ilarley  Roger.  68,  Summer  In 
Hart  (Jeo.  Worcester  wharf 
Hartle  Saml.  171,  Bristol  st 
Harvey  Willitim,  5,  Leggest 
Haviland  T.  57,  Crcgoe  st 
Hawkesford  T.368, Summer  1 
Hazleton  W.20,  Branston  st 
Hemmings  Z.  court  21,  Gt. 

Lister  street 
Haywood    John,    83,    High 

street,  liordesley 
Higley  lly.  3.{,  Livery  st 
Holmes  J.  31,  Barford  st 
HohiH's  Richard,  I'lU'tt  st 
Holt  Edward,  30,  Price  st 
Home  W.  E.  251,  Gt.  Col- 
more street 
Horton  .1.  Worcester  wharf 
HuflWm.  51,  Fox  street 
Hinne  Daniel,  44,  Ellis  st 
Instoii  1^.  1(»3,  Warstone  In 
.FeOery  .lo1in,.">9,  Loveday  st 
Jenkins  John,  8,   Bread  st. 

Newhall  street 
.T<'nkinson  .1.  ct.  13,  Snow  hi 
Jones  Chas.  46,  Dnke  street 
JonesD.lM.i.New  Meeting  st 
Jones  David,  Huston  street 


Jones  Geo.  164,  Hampton  st. 
Keeling  George  Henry,  132, 

Gt.  Hampton  street 
Kemp  Thos.  214,  Moseley  st 
Kerly  Hy.  ct.  2,  Russell  st 
Kinman  Rd.  289,  Bradford  st 
Lanca.ster  Wni.  Adelaide  st 
Lees  J.  <fe  G.20,NewJohnst 
Loader  Wm.86.^.  Hill  street 
Longfield  C.  5, 'Bailey  st 
Loyd  John,  Up.  Marshall  st 
Mammott  John,ct.6,  Holtst 
Manton  George,  Cecil  street 
MarlesH.ParkrdNechells  gn 
Matthews  T.  Latimer  st.  S 
MatthewsW.15,Hollowayhd 
Matthews  W.25,  Spring  st 
Maullin  T.S.  Tindall  street, 

Camden  street 
Mills  Thos.  Darwin  street 
Millward  W.84,  St.John's  pi 
Moore  C.  86,  New  John  st.  W 
Morris  George,  Farm  street 
Mountford  Edward,  64,  High 

street,  Bordesley 
Mountford  Jas.  U.Trinity  st 
Nixon  John,  17,  Fleet  street 
Nutting  J.  2,  Upper  Mill  In 
Parker  Chas.  40,  Warner  st 
Parkes  John,  Winson  green 
Parsonage   and  Smitten,  5, 

Gosta  green 
Partridge  William,  96,  Great 

Hampton  row 
Payton  Joseph.  125, Wells  st 
Pee  Rd.  Gt.  Colmore  street 
PemberT.144,  Bromsgrove  st 
Phillips  James,  30,  Cox  st 
Phillips  Wm.  S3,   Bath  row 
Phillii)s  W.  83, Navigation  st 
PimmJohn,  8,Brearley  st.  W 
Pool  Rd.  24,  Balsall  street 
Potts  John,  115,  Lionel  st 
Prince  .John,  315,  Cheapside 
Radnall  R.  44,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Rol)l)ins  .1.  26,  Bromsgrove  st 
Roberts  .lolin.  Farm  street 
Roberts  R.l  17,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
Robertson   J.  court  8,  New 

Summer  street 
Russell  John,  41,  Bnggot  st 
Shepherd  (has.  17,  Hath  st 
Shei)j>ey  John,  95,  Holt  st 
Silvester  James,  Barker  st 
Sly  I'.dward,  9(),  K«'a  street 
Smith  .I.ct.2,(;t.  Hampton  st 
Smith  .1.  ct.  I,  Steelhouse  In 
Smith  T.  Aston  N<*w  Town 
StaJiton  (i.  (ireat   Tindal  st 
Stiles  John,  Hagley  road 
Stubbs  J,  ct.  10,  Lr.  Tower  st 
Snmmertuti  W.  Ivlw.  st.  Par 


Suniner,  J.  Hollo  way  head 
Sunnan  J.  Bell  Bam  road 
Surman  S.  ct.  Pigott  street 
Swan  William,  68,  Bath  rov 
Swann  John,  25,  Duke  st 
Taunt  William,  Gt.  King  st 
Tav  Job,  Birmingham  heath 
Taylor  E.  6S,  Gt.  Colmore  st 
Taylor  J.  71 .  Broad  st.  Islitn 
Taylor  J.  ct.  2,  Dartmouth  st 
Taylor  S.  21,  Moseley  road 
Thompson  T.ct.6, Edmund  st 
Tipton  R.  Accommodation  st 
Tomkins  Jas.  14,  Brittle  st 
Tomkinson  J.  154. Cheapside 
Toye  John,  Lupin  street 
Treyhara  Ja«.  55,  Camp  hill 
Trickett  William,  Lozells 
Trickett  Wm.jun.  George  st 

Lozells 
Truman  R.  20,  Hockley  hill 
Turner   Beuj..   172,   Brear- 

ley  street.  West 
Turner  Joseph,  64|,  Bull  st 
Turner  Richard,  7,  Wells  st 
Turner  Wm.  <fc  lathe,  wheel, 

A:  frame  mfr.  144,  Lionel  st 
Turner  William,  William  st 
Vale  Joseph,  Ludgate  hill 
Vaughan  George,  Gower  st 
Walker  Thos.  Harding  st 
Ward  William,  Water)-  In 
Weaver  Thos.  Carver  street 
Waring  G.ct.  7,Lt.Charles  st 
Welch  W.  166,  (it.  Brook  st 
WheelerT.  118,  Lancaster  st 
White  H.  So,  Ravenhurst  st 
Whittall  J.  83,  Laneas-ter  st 
^^'hitworth  W.42.  Tower  st 
Wigley  Thos.  162,  Bristol  st 
Wilkins  Jph.  St.  Vincent  st 
Williams  J.  67.  St.  Martin  st 
Winn  Wm.A.  136,Pritchetst 
Wright  Wm.  Bell  Barn  rd 

Carpet  Slipper  Mkrs. 

See  List  Shor^  Carpet  Slipper. 

Carpet  Warehouses. 

Sec  also  Drapers. 

Harris  Thomas,  9,  New  st 
Holliday  Wm.  29,  New  st 
Laings  iS:  Co.  34,  High  st 
Middleton    and    Harris,    87 

and  88,  Bull  street 
Roderick  John,  54,  New  st 
Smith  Rt.vt  John,  1 16,Newst 
Webb  Alexandcr,29,  Union  st 
Wright  John.  48,  High  st 

Carriage  Bolt  and  Kut 
Makers. 

Appleby  \\ni.  1 58, Bradford  st 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


323 


Becsloy  Benjamin  and  Son, 

21,  Luilgate  hill 
Day  VVm.  ct,  7, 1-t^  Charles  st 
Gibson  T.  8  iVl' fl,  Woumaust 
Hawkins  John,  Princip  st 
JacksonKd\v.B.19,  Hocklyhl 
Lawson   and    H olden,    147, 

Great  Charles  street 
M.akepeace  and  Strong,  38, 

Loinl)ard  street 
McI.ecKlJohn.-2£,  Mill  street, 

Cumberland  street 
Periam  H.W,lI9,N\v.Canl.st 
Reever  Thos,  172,  Livery  st 
Richards  Beujmn,  Dniry  In 
R  vlaud  T,  H.  ^'  Co.  Oozells  st 
Thornton  ct  Sons,  179,  Brad- 
ford street 
UpfiU  Ed.  Smithfield  Works 
Ward  Thomas,Winsongreen 

Carvers,(Coral  «fe  Jet,) 

Ellis  George,  ct.  2,  Smith  st 
Keeling  J.  F.  ct.  26,  Vyse  st 
Lowe  Francis,  ct.  24,Vyse  st 
Westword  Ed.  7,  Harford  st 

Carvers,  Gilders,  Picture 

Frame,  and  liooking 

Grlass  Makers. 

Marked  *  arc  Picture  ^  Look- 
iny  Glass  Frame  Makers  only. 

Andrews  Cphr.  ;w>.  Hill  st 
Bailey  W.  77,  Navigation  st 
Barnett  Thos,  6^2,  Easy  rw 
Capella  Michael,  104,  Dig- 

beth,  and  53,  Edgbaston 
Collins  W.  ct  91,  Dale  end 
Cooke  Henry,  2,Weaman  st 
Cox  J.  113,  Constitution  hill 
Cimiberland  H,  8,  Balsall  st 
Cmnherland  J.  4,  Coleshill  st 
Cumberland  L.215,  Livery  st 
Cumberland  W.Z»oConstitn.hl 
Guggiari  Chas.  25,  Digbeth 
Hewitt  John,  11,  Cherry  st 
Houson  Jno-  69,  Pershore  st 
Jones  E.  R.  11,  Bennett's  hi 
Ken  worthy   Joseph  Brook, 

27,  Colmore  row 
•Millner  Thomas,  60,  Bullst 
Nixon  Charles,  85,  New  st 
Parkes  E.  16,  Bromsgrove  st 
Peverelle  J.B.  16, Pershore  st 
•Richardson  Jph.  28.  Ann  st 
RobertsE.  1 8, New  Meeting  st 
RobinsonT.B.  jun.  83,New  st 
Russell W.  II.  1  l,\'ictoriagrv 
Turner  Thos.  29,  Paradise  st 
Vitta  Eliz.  21,  Edgbaston  st 
Wareing  W.  39,  Summer  rw 
Watson  A.  ct.  I,  Bristol  st 
Watson  Jph.  7,  Temple  st 


Webb  Wm.  Worcester  wharf 
Willcox  J.  S.  9,  Ann  street 
Wilson  Samuel,  2,  Stoke  st 

Carvers  in  Wood. 

Marked  *  in  Stone  also. 

Chivers  E.  14,  Gt.  Charles  st 
CollettThos.  21,  Hill  st 
Hague  Charles,  34,  Bishop 

street,  Moseley  sb*eet 
•Hazell  Thos.  56,  Suflfolk  st 
Howe  Hy.  ct.  3,  Edmund  st 
IlumphriesR.58,L.Charlesst 
•Moysen  Wm.  Granvillti  st 
Tanner  Thos.  187,  Livery  st 
Titley  John,  201,  Bristol  st 
Timms  William,  Skinner  In 
Watson  James,  ct.  8,  Hill  st 
Whitehead   Brothers,   court 

4,  Shadwell  street 
Woodhouse  Benjamin,  court 

6,  Bromsgrove  street 

Case,  (Card  and  Cigar,) 
Makers. 

See  Pocket.  Book  and  Fancy 
Leather  Case  Makers  also. 

Marked  1  are  Pearly  2  Scotch, 
3  Silver^  4  Paper,  6  Leather, 
and  6  Tortoise  Shell. 

4  Adderley  S.  20,  Branston  st 
Best  Thos.  St  Mary's  row 

5  Brown  Saml.  132,  Bath  rw 

6  Carrington  Henry,  court 
10,  Summer  lane 

Cobley  J.  130,  Gt.  Charles  st 
6  Hales  Samuel,  Villa  street 
5  Hall  Samuel.  95,  Cecil  st 
J ohnsonW.  59,  Gt.  Charles  st 
1  Lyster  C.9,  Gt,  Hampton  st 
1  Morgan  Benj.  Summer  In 
Munslow  Jno.  31,  Suffolk  st 

5  Parkes  Geo.  F.  12,  Beakst 

6  Peters  R.  &  Son, 38,  Cecil  st 
4,  5  Shirwood  Edwin,  46,  St. 

Paul's  square 
3  Turnpenny  Edward,   124, 

Great  Hampton  street 
5  Underwood  Henry,   29J^, 

Smallbrook  street 
5  Underwood  J.  165,Bristolst 

Casters. 

Marked  1,  are  Brass,  2,  Ger- 
man Siluer,  and  3,  Iron. 
1  Andrews  W.  109,  Snow  hi 
Bagnall  James  E.   131,  Gt. 

Hampton  sti-eet 
Baker  Thomas,  61,  Mott  st 
3  Barlow  B.  ct.  10,  Duke  st 
I  Bowater  Joseph,  Duke  st 


I  Boyce  J.  R.  26,  Alcester  st 
1  Broadhm-st  Thomas,  court 
20,  Edmund  street 

1  Brown  J.  22,  Loveday  st 
3  Buffery  J.  61^,  Constitn.  hi 
3  Cardall  J,  63"',Woodcock  st 
3  Cardall  S,  232,  Aston  road 

2  Carter  Wm.  Charlotte  st 

1  Deeley  S  108,  Lombard  st 
1  Eastwood  D.  ct,  Fazeley  st 
1  GeeJ.4,Jamesst.St.Paul's 
(ilydon  John,  125,  Lionel  st 

1. 2  Green  R.  10,  St.  Paul's  sq 

3  Groves  William,  4,  Digby  st 
3  Hands  J.  371,  Summer  In 
3  Hanson  R.  ct.  6,  Principst 
I  Harcourt  Dvd.  Lt.  Bow  st 

1  Hawkins   John,  court  8, 
Duddeston  row 

1,  3  Hughes  J.  41,  Potter  st 
I,  3  James  C,  Bridge  street 
Foundry,  Broad  street 

2  JenningsW.H.  185, Livery  st 
1  Lloyd  J.  127,  Heath  Ml.  In 
1  Martin  Jno.  20,  Exeter  rw 

3  Moore  John,  8,  Aston  road 
1  Page  Abel,  88i^,  Aston  st 
1  Parker  Henry,   126,  High 

street,  Bordesley 
1  Rejrnolds  J.  27,  Loveday  st 
1  Rogers  C.  61 1,  Constitn.  hi 
I   Rollinson  Thomas,  court 

82,  Great  Charles  street 
1  Savage  T,  361,  Summer  In 
1  Shore  Wm.  31,  Tanter  st 

1.3  Smith  S.ct.2,  Edmund  st 

1.2  Smith  W.  21,Henriettast 
1  Spratt  E.  126,  Lancaster  st 
3  Summerfield  J.  33,    New 

Church  street 
1  Terry  Jph.  235,  Aston  rd 

1  Terry  W.82,Bartholomewst 
3  Thomas  J.  ct.  1 4,Edmund  st 
3  Thomas  S.  ct.2, Lawrences* 

2  Wallbank  Richd.  4,  Jamea 

street,  St.  Pauls 
1,  2  Ward  S.  l,Mary  Annst 
Wells  R.  65,  Edmund  street 

1.3  Whateley  F.C.2,Digby  at 
1,  2  Wooton   Thomas,   108, 

Great  Charles  street 

Caster  Top  Makers  and 
Silver  Mounters. 

See   also    Silver    Plated    and 

Britannia  Metal  fFare,  t^c. 

Manufacturers. 

Cooke  John,  5,  Fleet  street 
Dukes  <fe  Clemmens,  Hall  st 
Manton  H.  1 10,  Gt.Charlesst 

Casting  Mould  Mkrs 

Cox  Thomas,  60,  Broad  st 


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BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Haywood  Joseph,  1.  Great  ! 

Hampton  street 
Simons  T.  149,  Livery  st.  <fc  ' 

Frederickpl.  Northwoodst  { 

Casting  Pot  &  Muffle 
Makers. 

CartwTight  W.  Canibride^e  st 
Fitchett  John,  3."^,  Potter  st 
Harper  and  Moore,  2.  Cres- 
cent wharf 
Kinjr  J.  d'W.27.  Liclifieldst 
Simons  Thos.  149,  Livery  st.. 
<fe  Frederick  pL  North wd.st 
WrightThos.  48,  Old  Cross  st 

Cat  Gut  Manufr. 

Jones  Fredk.  19,  Sniallbk.  st 

Chain  Makers. 

See  also  Curb  Chain  Makers. 

Beesley  B.(feSon,2 1 ,  Ludgt.  hi 
Bushy  (leorge,  (surveyors,) 

19,  Aston  street 
DunnEdgar.5  Parkst.  BuUrg 
Gameson  John,  17,  Bow  st 
Garrntt  T.  74,  New  Inkleys 
Gilbert  KHz.  18,  New  Inkleys 
Hakesley  J.  IHj,  Snuillbrk.  st 
Heath  Eliz.  70.  Hatchet  st 
Knowles  Kichiird,  tJU,  High 

street,  Bordesley 
Lloyd  John,  Brad  turd  street 
Morris  Edw.  27,  Fleet  street 
Nichols  James,  63,  Digbeth 
ShawtVHeely,  ;14,  Pershorest 
Shaw  Hy.  IS,  Park  st.  Bullrg 
ShawWm.  10,  Parkst. Bullrg 
ThomiisJ.  ct.9,  H  igh  st.Drtnd 
Upfill  i:dw.,  Sinithfield  Wks 
UpHU  Thonuisand  Son,  157> 

Great  Charles  street 
Warden  Josejdi  and  Sons,  G, 

Ivlt^bastoii  street 
Warden  .1.  jmi.  .lamaicarow 

Chair  Makers. 

Mhd.  •  arc  Windsor  Cltnir  MLs 
See  also  Cabinet  Makers. 

Atkins  John,  62,  Chea])side 
Beedle  My.  61,  Hurst  street 
•Best  Isaac,  2,  .Milk  street 
Cole.l.ct.  lO.IJarthobmiew  st 
Coles  Ily.ct.  2,  Fonlrough  st 
♦C(dlins'j)avid,  34,  Duke  st 
Dugtran  I).  I.'),  Hrasshs.  ])as 
Earp    Thos.  Bridge  street,  W 

•  FellowsT.ct.22,  I>ancaster  st 
Fii-ld  Mth.  96,  New  Inkleys 

•  Ford  .lames,  99   Ilea  street 
Fulluck  Edmund,  18,Dukcst 


•Grunley  William,  Kenionst 
Heath  J  ph.  ct.  12,  Cox  st 
Hopkins  Thomas,  (cabt.) 46, 

Dean  street 
Ives  Charles,  4,  Essex  street 
*James  C.  &  G.  Slierlock  st 
Langford  J.  60,  Bradford  st 
Lanf,'ford  R. 48.  Worcester  st 
•MacklowMth.81,Birchallst 
Moody  Wm.,  (cabinet  chair,) 

1 1,  Bath  passage 
*Needle  James,  2,  Vine  st 
♦Needle  S.ct.  29,  Bromsgv.  st 
Paste  Wm.  92,  Meriden  st 
Pearce  B.  77,  Constitution  hi 
Powell  John,  6,  Oozells  st 
PulleyT.32,  Bartholomew  st 
Reddell  Wm.  262,  Aston  rd. 
Rogers  Thos. 48,  Gt.  Barr  st 
Rogers  Wm.  20,  Masshs.  In 
Tarplee  W.  ct.  3,  Summer  st 
Waight  Chas.  QH.,  Pershore  st 

Chasers&Embossers. 

Adams  C.  25,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Adams  T.  ct.  2,  Ludgate  hi 
Ansty  Jno.  ct.  11,  Church  st 
Bayley  Chas.  ct.  4,  Ellis  st 
Beesley  T.  58,  Ludgate  hill 
Bloxham  Wm.  78)^,  Steel- 
house  lane 
Brewer  Thos.  Frederick  pi. 
Brown  W.  ct.  17.  Edmund  st 
Collins  Chas.  7.  Harford  st 
Collins  John,  36,  Harford  st 
Corbett  G.  J.  1 1 ,  Weanian  rw 
Corbett  J.  C.  323,  New  John 

street.  West 
DoughtyR.109.Constitutn  hi 
Dudley  Samuel, 8, Newton  st 
Everitt   and    Walton,  coiu't 

3,  Gt.  Charles  street 
Fisher  W.  14i^,  L.Charles  st 
Fletcher  Hy.  ct.  51,    Barr  st 
I'h^tcher  ^.  41,  Fisher  street 
Gilbert  S.  8,  Northanii)ton  st 
Glydon  AV.   I.'J,  l•^)r(lrough  st 
(Jreen  Ji)h,  4,  Manchester  j)l 
Hadden  Thos.  ct.  1,  Fleet  st 
Hall  Thomas,  I,  E<hnundst 
Ilallani  lit.  Mary  Ann  st 
HiIlS.26.Hreadst",Ne\vhalI  st 
Hollins  Wm.  ct.  5,  Mott  st 
Ilorton  F.  29,  Mary  street, 

Caroline  street 
•Tones  Jph.  50,  Caroline  st 
Keeling    Peter,     (H,     Great 

1  lampton  street 
Kirby  Thos.  C.   Regent  row 
Lawson  Rd.  C.  2,  Oozells  st 
Lister  .lerinh.  RfH'fern's  bids 
Lovctt  IL  N.  23,  Harford  st 


Lowe  Chas.  Warstone  lane 
Middleton  and  Gilbert,   26, 

Bread  street,  Newhall  st 
Morley  Oliver,  Lr.  Tower  st 
Orme  Henry,  Vittoria  st. 
Parton  John,  Holland  st 
Partridge  and    Darby,   14^, 

Little  Charles  street 
Perkins  John,  113,  Unett  st 
Priest  Chas.  50,  Summer  In 
Ray  Hy.  Stenbridge,  Key  hill 
Redding  Wm.  1  ^,  Ludgate  hi 
RichardsJ.44,Constitutionhl 
Ryland  W.  H.  23,  Howard  st 
Sadler  Benj.  40,  Weaman  st 
Sadler  Ebenezer,  ct.  6,  Gt. 

Hampton  street 
Sadler  Hy.  Lr.  Tower  st 
SherriffJas.  23,  Ann  street 
Smith  Thomas,  Albert  pi 
Stevens  James,  (button)  219, 

New  Town  row 
Taylor  T.  ct.  5,  Henrietta  st 
Taylor  Thos.  C.  Vyse  st 
Unite  S.jun.29.Northwoodst 
Walker  S.71,  Constitution  hi 
Wilson  G.  153,  Hampton  st 

Cheese,  Butter,  Ham, 
and  Bacon  Factors. 

Aliban  Jph.  26,  Tonk  st 
Ashford  Richard,  50,  Wharf 

street,  Suffolk  street 
Aston  S.  (ham   and   bacon) 

Masshouse  lane 
Badcock  T.  6,  Balsall  st 
Bainton  William,    157,    Gt. 

Hampton  row 
Banister  W.  Handsworth  vg 
Bayliss  T.  54,   Lancaster  st 
Binns  C.W.94,Bishopgate  st 
Houlton  Hy.  45,  Bull  street 
Browne  John.    Ill,  Digbeth 
Chamberlain  F.  29,  Sun  st 
Chambers  T.  Hit,  Lt.  Ann  st 
Chawner  Wm.  77i  New  st 
Clarke  T.  43,  Stafford  st 
Clarkson  J.  ^t^i,  Behnont  rw 
Crane  Geo.  13,  Inge  street 
Daiii  .lohn,  30,  Hospital  st 
Downing  J.  347,  Cheapside 
l)avenj)()rt  R.  W.  1,  Lower 

Loveday  street 
DavisF.  J.4,   Summer  row 
I'errer  W  .223.  H  ighst .  Deritnd 
FoulkesJ  Park  rd.Nechellsgii 
Field  R.  J.  121,  Digbeth 
Giles  Saml.  382,  Smnmer  In 
Glassey  Thos.  77,Birchall  st 
Gough James,  64,  Hockley  st 
Graham  Win.  Barker  st 
Guest  Rd.  139,  Vauxhall  rd 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


325 


Hadduck  C.  1,  Belmont  row 
Ilallam  C.  226,  Bristol  st 
Hallam  Win.  15,  Bull   ring 
Harper  Joseph,   (wholesale) 

89,  Bloomsbury 
Hay  wood  J  .50,  C'oustitutn  hi 
Heath  James,  Loxton  st 
Heywood  Geo,  5)6.),  Digbeth 
Hodgetts  Geo.  22.  Digbeth 
(irantDennis,10,lsliugtourw 
Hull  Geo.  26,  Smallln-ook  st 
Ireland  J.    Haudsworth   vig 
James  <k  Son,  34,  Dale  end 
Kemp  Rd.  10,  Spiceal  st 
Lichtield  Jph.  40,  Snow  hill 
Mee  Thos.  1,  Hockley  hill 
Nock  Henry,  10.  Dale  end 
Palmer  Wm.  8,  Spiceal  st 
Parker  S.  238,NewTownrw 
Peannan\V.35,  Gt.  Russell  st 
Phillips  John,   17,  Dale  end 
Phillips  Wm.  o,  Spiceal  st 
Phipps  \V.  ct.  l3,Coleshill  st 
Proud  E.  ct  Co.  52,  Digbeth 
Rhodes  W.  21  &  22,  Aston  st 
Savage  Thos.  12,  High  st 
Scott  J.  105,  Steelhouse  In 
ShorthouseW  .155,I\Ioseley  st 
Shotton  Wni.  8,  Stafford   st 
Simons  H.  109,  Dale  end 
Slaughter  Geo.  83,  Snow  hill 
Smith  E.  3,  Constitution  hill 
Suckling  J.  94,  Dale  end 
Taylor  S.  J.  49,  Bull  st 
Temple  W.  163,  Hockley  hi 
Thomas  E.  Ill,  Steelhs.  In 
Tomkins  T.  H.  1,  Balsall  st 
Trevor  John,  25,  Parade 
^V^aldron  D.  H.  96,  Broad  st. 

Islington 
Walford  Eliz.  3,  Dale  end 
Watson  J.  wholesale,  Carrs 

lane,  and  100,  High  street 
Watson  J.  34,  Smallbrookst 
Wells  Thomas,  Market  hall 
White  W.  31,  Islington  row 
Williams  John,  1/9,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Williams  O.  53,  Constitutn.h 
Wright  EHz.  84,  Digbeth 
Wright  S.  88,  Smallbrook  st 

Chemists&Druggists. 

Abbot  J.  C.47,  Dale  end 
Adcock  C.  74,  Stafford  st 
Adey  A.  37,  Harford  street 
Atkins    Henry   James,    32, 

Bull  street 
Ash  Thos.  167,  Ashted  row 
Ashmore  Jph.  Upper  Mill  In 
Bagnall  John,  52,Ludgate  hi 
Bagnall  &  Lees,  59^  High  st 


Banks  Morris,  3,  High  st 
Barker  Hy.  John,  LozcUs 
Barnctt  J.  23,  Jamaica  row 
Belton  Charles,  43,  High  st 
Benson  A.  22,  IloUoway  hd 
Billingham  II.  85,Alcesterst 
Bowers  Rd.  37,  Aston  st 
Bridgewater  J.  214,  Ilighst. 

Deritend 
Buzyard  W.  22,  Cheapside 
Canning  W.  1,  Prospect  row, 

and  137,  t>t.  Hampton  st 
Chirm  John,  39,  Summer  In 
Clarke  A.  219,  Ashted  row 
Coleman  L.  117,  Coleshillst 
Corfield  Charles,  11,  New  st 
Davis  B.  31,  Coleshillst 
Dowell  J.  25,  Worcester  st 
Ellis  Samuel,  4,  Bull  ring 
Flewitt  C.  T.  M.  92,  Highst 
Flewitt  Wm.  100,  Digbeth 
Foster  A.  H.  89,  Navigation 

st.  and  35^  Lancaster  st 
Gardner  John,  189,  High  st. 

Deritend 
Oilman  J.  148,  Lancaster  st 
Gilman  Thos.  Gosta  green 
Goodwin  J.  110,  Suffolk  st 
Grant  Jph.  12,  Summer  In 
Greensill  E.  Handswth.  vil. 
Grove  G.  77,  New  Canal  st 
Hadley  M.  25,  Navigation  st 
Hardy  J.  D.96,  Steelhouse  In 
H  arris  &  Pierce,  9,  Bullring, 

and  wholesl.  1 40,  Digbeth 
Harrison  &  Scott,  l,Easyrw 
Harvey  J.  57,  Hampton  st 
Harvey  L.97,Broadst.Islngtn 
H  ay  wood  W  .69,C  onstitutn.h 
Hinton  A.  35,  Bishopgate  st 
Hipkins  Matth.  35,  Bull  st 
Hobday  Geo.  Summer  lane 
Hull  Geo.  77,  Smallbrook  st 
Humphreys  T.43,  Bull  st 
Jones  Owen,  215,Bradfi  rd  st 
Kemp  Thos.  216,  Ashted  rw 
Kendrick  J.  215,  New  John 

street,  West 
Knight  E.<teM.48,Lancasters 
LeayJ.  137,  Broad  st.Islngtn 
Marshall  Richard,  Barker  st 
xMartin  E.  M.  46§,  Moorst 
Martin  John  J.  69,  High  st 
Matthews  T.  85,  Snow  hill 
Morris  John,  26,  Snow  hill 
Mott  John,  88,  Gt.  Barr  st 
Paine  F.  H.  Ill,  Snow  hill 
Parker  J.  53,  New  Townrw 
Parry  Wm.  91,  Suffolk  st 
Partridge  Henry,  43,  Mount 

street,  Newhall  street 
Pegg  E.  &  II.  122,  Gt.Chas.st 
Phillips  John,  1,  Camden  st 


Phillips  T.  45,  Smallbrook  st 
Pickering  Wm.  92,  Snow  hill 
Probert  Edward,  19,  Digbeth 
Rhodes  W.  21  &  22,  Aston  rd 
RobertsS.87,Broad  st.Islngtn 
Robinson  Eardley,  166,  High 

street,  Deritend 
Robinson,  Palmer,  cfePalmer, 

37,  Colmore  row 
Sanders  J.  10,  Smallbrook  st 
Scudamore  T.  24,Pershorest 
SharrodJ.  1 18,Constitutn.hl 
Shaw  Joseph,  65,  Stafford  st 
Smith  &  Churchill,31,New  st 
Smith  J. 60,  Constitution  hill 
Snape  E.  14,  (it.  Hampton  st 
Southall  T.  &  W.  17,  Bull  st 
Stokes  Daniel,  1,  Watery  In 
Stokes  Edwin,  129,  Unett  st 
Smnner  William,  21,  High  .st 
Sylvester,  P.  Islington  row 
Taylor  Saml.  21,  Moseley  rd 
Tennant  David,  7,  Brewery 

sti'eet.  New  Town  row 
Thornley  S.  jun.l45,Snow  hi 
Tiler  Geo.  A.  18,  Dale  end 
Tompson  R.  H.  5S,  Suffolk  st 
TuruerC  .6 1  ,Broad.st  Islngtn 
Turner  Edward  T.,  Thomas 

street.  Dale  end 
Turner  W.  121,  Digbeth 
TwistW.J.50,Broadst.Islgtn 
Walker  J.  C.  16,  Jamaica  rw 
Walton  William,  55,  Digbeth 
Waters  John  W.  42,  New  st 
Waterson  J.  168.  Hockley  hi 
White  John.  227,  Bristol  st 
White  W.  Handsworth  vilge 
Wilcox  Geo.  7,  Prospect  row 
Wilkinson  C.  152,Hockley  hi 
Wilkinson  Hy.  9,  Steelhs.  In 
Yeomans  John,  7,  Dale  end 

Chemists*  (Manuftrng.) 

Armitage  James,  Love  lane 
Bird  W.  104,  Up.  Trinity  st 
Bradley  W.  West  Bromwich 
Brown  T.  B.  Handsworth  vil 
Cooper  C.  120,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Evans  <fe  Askin,  Icknield  sq. 
Hickling  &  Co.  Banbury  st 
Jutson  Henry,  Liverpool  st 
Meade  Eli,  142,  Cheapside 
Mitchell  J.  335,  Coventry  rd 
Peyton  tfc  Son,  Lister  street 
Phipson  Jph. 11.37, Lawley  st 
Shorthouse  Joseph,  8,  New 

Market  st.  &  Shad  well  st 
Singleton  Joseph,  Eyre  st 
Smith  <fe  Kemp,  165,  Brear- 

ley  street.  West 
Sturge  E.  &  Co.  Wheeley's  In 


326 


BIRMINGHAM    TR.ADE    LIST. 


Tittcrton  John  T.,  6.  Snow 
liill,  and  Dartmouth  street 

Westwood  (fe  Son,  96,  Great 
Charles  street 

Chimney  Sweeps. 

Allan  W.  T.  ct.  12,  Consti- 
tution hill 
JJarton  .las.  27.  Hockley  hill 
Bennett  Rd.  2-2.  Allison  st 
Cannon  John,  IJrickkiln  st. 

Lancaster  street 
Cornwall  T.  ;>1,  Kdinnnd  st. 
Eccles  John,  3,  liow  street 
Fenton    William,   Brickkiln 

street,  Lancaster  street 
Fowler  J  as.  170,  Tennant  st 
I'ox  Stej)hen,    ct.   18,    Park 

.street.  Bull  riuf? 
Howell  Thos.  6iK  Weanian  st 
.Jenkins  .lohn,  lU,  Milkst 
Jenkins  JU.  Coach  yd.  Bull  st 
I^awrence     Alexander,     ."JG, 

London  Prentice  street 
IM<'rreday  J  ph.  2.9.  Pinfold  st 
Men-edav  W .  42,  Bishoj)i!;-t.  st 
Nicholls'llt.  16,  Windmill  st 
NichoUs  Wm.  Brickkiln  st., 

Lanca-ster  street 
NicholsT.l.'>2,IleathMillln 
WaterhonseJ.ct.l  14,Moorst 
Winters  T.  4,  Lt.  Charles  st 

Cigar  Manufacturers. 

Cohen  rras.42.  Smallbrk.  st 
KenwaylL(mert.)lUUMoorst 
I>loyd  J.  F.  d-Co.  30,  High  .st 
AIy<Ms  ^i-  W(.lf.  42.  Moor  st 
I^oIktLsM.  i{.Gi>,  l>onibardst 
Simms  Alfred,  43,  New  st 
^^'atts  James  and  Co.,  26, 
Lower  Temple  street 

Clasp  Manufacturers. 

(St'f    ul,so    JcircUcrii    and    Gill 
Toy  Aldmi/tufiirers. 

Allen  Ellen,  Lench  street 
Ashford  K.ct .3,  Bread st.l  1  ill  s 
Harher  IC.r.4(i,  Northwoodst 
IJiddh'  .John,  4,  l-Meet  street 
IMoxhamWm.44  New.Iohust 
Dace  W.  (Ix.oK)  371'.  Sumr.lu 
Dadlev  A.  P.  .*2,  Ncwhall  st 
Lowell  Alt'.  44,  Cliveland  st 
P:irk<T  (has.  42,  (h.-rry  st 
Philli])s  liy.  ()S,  (iraluim  st 

Clay  Merchants. 

( 'orhctt  1  ly.\\<>rc«"stt'r  wharf 
(irecn  hrothers,  Lasy  rt)W 
Harper  and  Moore,  2,  Cres- 
cent wliarf 
Southan  H. Worcester  whari" 


Clock  Makers. 

Marked  •  are  Wholesale^  and 
vtake  all  kind  oj  Materials. 

See  also  Watch  cfe  Clock 
M.AKi;as. 

Alldridge  Edwin,  Dean  st      j 
Ashhurey  Jph.o3,  Ilegent  pi  j 
•Bagnall  James  E.   131,  (it.  j 
Hampton  street  I 

•Baker  Thomas,  61,Mott  st 
Baylis  .John,  17,  Summer  st 
Bin;.'ham  T.  21,  Meriden  st  ^ 
Dean  Peter,  ct.  82,  Bath  st 
Dean  Samuel,  IIO.J,  Pope  st  | 
Doyle  Joseidi,  61,  Snow  hill 
Evans  W.  F.  Haudsworth  vil 
(Gilbert  Wm.  ct.  8,  Fann  st 
•Jennens  John,  o2.  Key  hill 
•Knight  Henry,  15,  Ann  st 
Scriven  J  no.  4.3,  Caroline  st 
•Smitli  &  Harthill,  39,  liar- 
ford  street 
Smith  i.^  Sons,  141,  Snow  hi 
Stoll  Anthy.  11,  Woodcock  st 
Tirehuck  Thos.  <fe  William, 
32,  William  street.  North 
Zahringer  John  and  Co.  69, 
Stafford  street  j 

Clock  Case  Makers. 

AUdridge  Edwin,  Dean  st       i 
Baskertield  II. 39,  Birchall  .st 
Cnnnp  ^^'m.  ct.  14,  Price  st    ; 
Ellis  tieorge,  70,  Cole.shillst 
Flint  A.  29,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Flint  .lohn,  12,  Barr  street 
(iray  Ily.  ct.9,  Coleshill  st 
Guest  Joseph,  72,  Bath  st 
Handy  Samuel,  Lozells 
Oliver  Henry,  ct.  16,Wardst 
Pimm  J.  8,  Brearley  .st.  W.     i 
Smith  ct  Sons.  141,  Snow  hi 
NewbrookS.A.."),Weamanrw 

Clock  Dial   Makers. 

Baker  Samuel.  Jti.  Slaney  st 
Beach  J.  sen.  9.\N'oodcock  st 
Beach.? .  juu.  1 3,  Woodcock  st 
Crow  'I",  ct.  9.  I'p.  Tower  st 
I'iiinemore  W.  ."{.  I'.dmund  st 
FU'tcher  J.W.3S6.Summer  In 
1 1  owell  ife  Cooke.  62.1,  Small- 
brook  street  ' 
.lukes  J«din,  4."»,  Hampton  st 
Swinden  Fras.  C.9L  Newst 
Wilkes  Saml.  13,Whittull  st 

Cloth  Cap  Makers. 

Dowley  C.  lOS,  Hampton  st 
Gog^ins  Tho5.  IS,  Tauter  st 
Hurrison  Robert,  2<>,  Tonk  st  . 


Marks  Ilenrj',  72,  Stafford  st 
Marks  James,  15,  Moat  In 
Nicholls  John,  112,  Hill  st 
Spiers  John,  10.  Church  st 
Taylor  John,  25.  Snow  hill 
Tebbett  Eliz.  266,Waterj-  In 
Viesey  &  Son,  101,  Moor  st 

Clothes  Brokers. 

Ash  Joseph,  '38.,  Dudley  st 
Assinder  T.  48,  Lichfield  st 
Atkins  Danl. 35,  Henrietta  st 
Bayley  Chas.  1 29,  Hospital  st 
Bayley  Joseph,  28,  Fssex  st 
BU.SS  Hy.  G.  83,  Lichfield  st 
Brown  Joseph,  36,  Dudley  st 
By  water  Harvey,  1,  Tonk  st 
Cockbill  M.  43,  Dudley  st 
Cohen  M.224,High  st.Dritnd 
Cox  George,  24,  Lionel  st 
Cox  Sarah,  37.  Lichfield  st 
Felton  Wm.  34,  Dudley  st 
Gough  H.  34,  Stafford  st 
Gibson  Robert,  17,  Tonk  st 
GiUman  D.  341,  Cheapside 
Hart  Lewis,  64,  Stafford  st 
Harris  Abnn.  Peck  lane 
Hawks  Wm.  66.  Lichfield  st 
Hughes  W.  90,  Park  st.  Bull  r 
Henshaw  S.  5,  Steelhouse  In 
Johnson  W.  7.  Hospital  st 
Jones  Edw.  43,  Lichfield  st 
Jones  Sarah,  49,  Stafford  st 
Kairns  My.  1,  Lichfield  st 
Kirkum  ^\^  50,  Lichfield  st 
Lambou  S.  42.i,  Dudley  st 
Lawrence  Hy.  27.  Tonk  st 
Leonard  P.  32,  Edgbaston  st 
Levi  Abrm.  45,  Dudley  st 
McCreeF.  47,  Pershore  st 
Marston  S.  9,  Old  Meetuig  s 
Martin  E.  5,  Old  Meeting  st 
Norris  Thomas,  93,  Moorst 
ONeil  M.89,  Lichfield  st 
Pinner  Rd.  oA.,  Lichfield  st 
Price  Wm.  39,  Lichfield  st 
i'riest  .John.  93.  Liverv  st 
Ralph    l'.  63,  Lichfield  st 
Ri'ad  Ann,  76.  Mt»«ir  st 
Thomas  H.  1 9,.Udnist  Dale  en 
Todd  Wm.  ;{2.  Statlovd  st 
W  igley  1 1 .3S,Jl  ohn  st.  Dale  en 

Coach  Builders. 

6'ce  alsu  liailway  Curria(je 
liutldvrs. 

Arthur  Fras.  240,  Bristol  st 
Baker  Thos.  Steelhouse  In 
Barlow,  Findlater,  tV:   Kect- 

ley.  Gas  street 
Blackshaw  ^\'m.  Saltley 
Hrown,  Oweu,  and  Co.  101, 

Lichfield  street 


niRMIXGIl.AM    TR.ADR    LIST. 


327 


Cliapman  W.  F.  fan-slane 
Coach  John,  :5(),  Water  st 
Dester  Rd.  ;r2,  Paradise  st 
Dowell  J.  17,  Bradford  st 
(ireen'r .  I ^S  d-  -JO.  G  t.Chas.  st 
Hall  J.  64,  Steelhouse  In 
Ilayward  Jolin,  Coach  yard, 

Coleshill  street 
Heeley  J.  4,  Lr.  Essex  st 
Howes  F.l,ITigh  st.  Deritend 
Iliffe  Win.  Hy.  S.  Broad  st 
Jenkiug  J.  13,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
Jenking   W.   D.  43,   Broad 

street,  Islington 
Jones  Moses,  41,  Peck  lane 
Lilly  Thomas,  -2,  Carrs  lane 
Marler  A.  7'2,  Summer  lane 
Marler  Lnke,  112,  Tnett  st 
Murcott  J.  29.),  Bradford  st 
Nevvbold  J.  57,  Hockley  hi 
Pickin  T.  253,  Bradford  st 
Prosser  John,  59,  Lndgate  hi 
Reed  Wm.  94,  Bath  st 
Richardson  <fe  Startin,  Tay's 

yard,  20,  Great  Charles  st. 

and  84.^,  Edmnnd  st 
Rowe  (fe  Robinson,  86,Dighth 
Shepherd  John,  7,  Lionel  st 
"NVaddell  and  Williams,  26, 

Per  shore  street 
Willson  W.  191,Xe\vTovvnr 

Coach  Hame  IVIakers. 

Dunn  E.  5,  Park  st.  Bullring 
Gibson  T.  8  <fe  9,  Weaman  st 
Hakesley  J.  18^,  Smallbk.  st 
Jones  E.  ct.  2,  Weaman  row 
Lawson  &  H  olden,  147,  Gt. 

Charles  street 
Lloyd  John,  Bradford  street 
Lloyd  John,  19,  Kenion  st 
Reed  William,  94,  Bath  st 
Sau-yer  G,  16,  Henrietta  st 
UpfiU  E.  Smithfield  Works 
Upfill  Thomas  &  Son,  157, 

Great  Charles  street 

Coach  Harness  Makers. 

See  also  Saddlers. 

Brown,   Owen,  &  Co.,  101, 

Lichfield  street  j 

Bullock  Fredk.  25,  Livery  st  ! 
Hewitt  AVm.  40,  Howard  st 
Hunt  J.  ct.  13,  Edmund  st 
Middlemore  William,    31, 

Hollow  ay  head 
Th acker  J.  ct  33,  Livery  st 

Coach  Harness,  Furni- 
ture, <So  Ornament  lYEkrs, 

Adams  Benj.,  28,  Cross  st 
Adams  Josiah,  77,  Suffolk  st 


Clarke  Mary,  Gerrard  st 
Crossbee  'l\  l.'{,  Colcsbill  st 
Dugard  B.  57,  Dale  end 
Dugard  Brothers,  22,  Upper 

Priory 
Ensall  Charles.  39,  Livery  st 
Higgs  INliiry,  10,  Smith  st 
Holden  Howard  Ashton,  96, 

Suffolk  street 
Holden  II.  A.  96,  Siaffolk  st 
Jarvis  Hy.  .'55,  Fisher  street 
Keary  F.  68.^,  Tennant  st 
Lawson  &  Holden,  147,  Gt. 

Charles  street 
Lowe  \A'illiam,  12,  Castle  st 
Lowe.T.  &  H.34,  Fordrough  st 
LyneJohn,  119,  Pritchet  st 
Lynox  Rd.  Lr.  Brearley  st 
Oakes  John,  6,  Exeter  row 
Poller  Chrstplir.  Belmont  rw 
Salt  T.  18,  Lady  Well  walk 
Sawyer  Geo.  16,  Henrietta  st 
SheiTiffE.(lateM.Mills&Co.) 

43,  Paradise  street 
Simpson  Thos.,  7,  Livery  st 
Terry  William,-34,  Suffolk  st 
^rilkes  Jph.  7,  Barr  st.  West 
Wootten  J.  21,  Bordesley  st 

Coach  Ironmongers. 

See  Saddlers  Ironinontjers. 

Coach  Lace  <&  Fringe 
Makers. 

Hughes  J.  &T.  6,Ashtedrow 
Marsden  Jph.,  44,  New  st. 

and  Balsall  heath 
Onion  Mrs.  E.  27,  New  st. 

and  38,  Broad  street 
Swann  J.  87,  Smallbrook  st 

Coach  Proprietors. 

Marked  *  have  Mourning 
Coaches. 

Bennett  J.  75,  Gt.  Charles  st 
♦Bretherton  B.  137,  New  st 
Collins  Stephen,  Soho  hill 
•Monro  G.  Lady  Well  walk 
Peedle  William,  3|,  Castle  st 
•Storer  T.  3,  Steelhouse  lane 
*Waddell  Geo.  130,  New  st 
Wharton  John,  2,  Alinories 
Whittington    Thomas,   222, 

Sherlock  street 
Witherington  W.H.  Coburgh 

place 

Coach  Smiths  cfeFoundrs 

Marked  f  are  Founders  onhj, 
and  I  Smiths  only. 

J  A  held' Fisher,  21,  Freeman  st 
Adams  Benjmn.  28,  Cross  st 


Bowley  Benjamin,  \'ictori;i 

Works,  Sm(»thwick 
(iibson  T.  8  (fe  9,  Weaman  st 
JCiooding  David,  Long  entry 
Jackson  John,  ct.  10,  High 

street,  Deritend 
Lawson    and    Holden,    147, 

Great  Charles  street 
Lowe  J  no.  &  H.  Fordrough  st 
Poller  Christph.  Behnont  rw 
Rowlinson  W. 65,  Weaman  st 
Simpson  Thos.  7,  Livery  st 
tSmith  T .  ct.  4,  Barthohnw.  st 
fSumner  John,  Bradford  st 

Coach  Spring  Mkrs. 

Farmer  Jno.  Bordesley  st 
Gibson  T.  8  cfe  9.  Weaman  st 
Hare  James,  Hamstead  st 
Hopwood  Edw.,  Pershore  st 
Lawson    and    Holden,    147, 

Great  Charles  street 
Lowe  John  &  Hy.  Clarence 

Works,  34,  Fordi-ough  st 
Parsons  A.  ct.  16,  Digbeth 
Roberts  William,  12,  Hea  st 
Rowlinson  W.  65, Weaman  st 
RustonHy.2I4,NewTownrw 
Sumner  John,  Bradford  st 
Taylor  William,  Coach  yard, 

27,  Sheep  street 
Warden  J.  jun.  Jamaica  row 
Wood  SI.  90,  New  Canal  st 

Coal  IVIerts.  &  Dealers. 

Adams  T.  91,  Hospital  st 
Allsop  Wm.  Heneage  st.  whf 
Arch  Thomas,  Old  wharf 
Archer  J  as.  15,  Hockley  st 
Ashford  Hy.  93,  Charlotte  st 
Aston  Chas.  Oozells  st.  whf. 
Atkins  Jno.  91,  Brearley  st 
Bailey  Jno.  Lancaster  st.whf 
Ball  John,   17,    Horse  Fair, 

and  Tindal  Bridge  wharf 
Barnett  Joshua,  Peck  lane 
Barnett  Richard,  Old  wharf 
Barnewell  Thos.  Old  wharf 
Bateman  Wm.  Cecil  street 
Bates  Wm.  1,  Old  Cross  st 
Batt  John,  Berkley  st.  whf. 
Beck  Humphrey,  Bordesley 

street  wharf 
Beedleson  Wm.  Old  wharf 
Berkeley  John,  Lr.  Loveday 

st.  &  44,  CHveland  street 
Billingham  Edw.  Vine  place 
Billingham  Hy.  Old  wharf 
Bissell  Brothers,  Water  st 
Bladon  George,  Old  wharf 
Bladon  &  Cockshut,  Oozells 

street  wharf 
BoedlesonW.17,Washigtn.st 


:i23 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Bolton  Wm.  10,  Broad  st 
Bond  John,  Hond  street 
Benson  Thomas,  Old  wharf 
Booth  Wm.  New  Town  row 
Boston  Thomas.  Old  whiirf 
Bott  J  no.  Berkley  st.  wharf 
Bourne  Thomas,  Old  wharf 
Bradley  V\'m.  Eyre  st.  wharf 
Bradbury  J  as.  49,  Smith  st 
Bradbury T.Oozells  st.  wharf 
Brettell  Wm.  Oozoll  st.  whf. 
Bromage  Geo.  26.  Severn  st 
Brown  Hy.  32,  Severn  street 
Cadby  Thos.  St.  Paul's  whf. 
Canter  Bcnj.  4,  St.  James'  pi 
Cattle  Bennet,  Banbury   st. 

and  Nechells  green 
Cardall  S.Old  Baggot  st.u-rf 
Chinn  Richard,  Old  wharf 
Clark  Geo.  Hatchett  street 
Clay  J.  S.    Lawley   street, 

T.  Gee,  agent 
Cllve  Wm.  Bordesley  st.  wf 
Cooke  T.  J.  Oozells  st.  wharf 
Cooper  John,  Newhallst.  wf 
Coney  John,  75,  Stafford  st 
Cotterill  Ed.  Soho  wharf 
Cotterill  Fielding,  Soho  wrf 
Cotterill  John,  Soho  wharf 
Cotterill  T.  Shadwellst.  wrf 

and  Soho  wharf 
Cotton  Fredk.  Old  wharf 
Cox  Thos.  60,  Broad  street 
Crockett  T.  Tividale  wharf, 

Cambridge  street 
Culley  J.  Sherboume  st.  wf 
Currier  (ieo.  Old  wharf 
Cutler  J. Sherboume  st. wharf 
Davis  J.  9.9,  Lichfield  street 
Davi.s  Samuel,  4,  Skinner  st 
Day  John,  Ileneage  street 
Deakin  T.  ct.  6,  Lt.  Bow  st 
Dent  Hy.  Oozells  st.  wharf 
Dingley  \\illiam,  Old  wharf 
Dipi)le  .1.  Oo/,<'lls  st  wharf 
Dixon  Wm.  H.Old  wharf 
DowUt  S.  Oozells  st.  wliarf 
Downes  William,  Ikjrdesley 

street  wharf 
Dumbelton  C.  Fisher  street 
Fellows  C'.  Saltley  lane 
Fitter  Jjjh.Jt'^,  Steelhousc  In 
Forster  John,  Walsall  wharf 
Fox  Cliarles,  Aston  wharf 
Freeman  T.29t),Bell  l)arii  rd 
Froggatt  E.    Holt    st.  wharf 
Fulford  H.  Aston  rd.  wharf 
Gardner  .Tas.  Ijr.  I'ershoro  st 
Gilbert  J.  Snow  hill  wharf 
(;illi])rand  John,  Old  Wharf 
(i<  sing  J  as.  Oozt-Us  st.  wf 
Giaham  J «)lin,  Oozells  st.  wf 
Green  Brothers,  Easy  row 


Greensill  and  Marston,  Bor- 
desley street  wharf 
Griffith  R.  Snow  hill  wharf 
Grove  D.    B.    and   Co.    Old 
wharf,<feli>l.^,Gt. Charles  s 
Hadley  J.  14,  Washington  s 
Hanks  J.  Charlotte   st.    wrf 
Hanks  S.  Snow  hill  wharf 
Hanks  W.  ct.  1,  Charh)tte  st 
Harcourt  Chas.  Old  wharf 
Harcourt  Mary,    Old  wharf 
Harris  J.  Bordesley   st.    wrf 
HarrisonT.drS. Bordesley  s  w 
Harrison  Jas.   Ickuield  st.  E 
Hartell  E.  84, Buckingham  st 
Heath  Jas.  ct.  7,  Church   st 
Heaton  Geo.  F.  Albert  place 
Heely  E.  Sherboume  wharf 
Henn  J.  Easy  row  wharf 
Higgison  J.  Oozells  st.  wrf 
Hill  Benj.  Oozells  st.  WT-f 
Hilliar  John,  Old  wharf 
HipkissM.  Lr.  Brearley  st 
Hipkiss  S.  C.  Old  wharf 
HobbisJohn,29,  Sheepcote  st 
Hobson  F.  E.  Fazeley  st.  wf 
Hodson  Wm.  Duke  street 
Holloway  B.  Edward  st.  Prd 
Hooper  \V.  Oozells  st.  wharf 
Horton  B.  79,  Hatchett  st 
Howe  Ja,s.  HoUowavhead 
Howell  F.  ;}2.  Aston  road 
Howell  T.Pritchett  st.  wharf 
Jackson  T.  R.  Easy  row  whf 
Jackson  Wm.  9,  Benacre  st 
Jacomb  J.  ct.l,  Vauxhall  rd 
James  J.  Oozells  st.  wharf 
Jennings  George,  Meriden  st 
Johnson  J.  Britannia  wharf 
Jones  E.  Bordesley  st.  wrf 
Jones  Jas.  67,  Hampton  st 
Jones  S.  Sherboume  st.  WTf 
Jones  Wm.  64,  Mott  street 
Jones  ^\'m.  39,U. Hospital  st 
Jordan  G.  Bordesley  st.  wTf 
Kendrick  Ste]>hen,   Old  wrf 
Kent  J.  Gt.  Tindal  st.  wharf 
Kent  Thos.  «>(>,  Lionel  st 
Key  Josepb,  Old  wliarf 
Kidgen  J.  2,  Bisho])gate  tr 
King 'I'hos.  1 1,   Wcaman   st 
Kingston  John,  Old    wharf 
Kin  man  J.  Bordesley  st.   wf 
Kinnian  M.  .'JJ.  Bordesley  st 
Knight    r.  .s:{,  r.H ospita'l  st 
Lane  .Ldin,  6,  Tonk  street 
I^ane  John,   jun.  Old    wharf 
Lathan)  Rd.  "Brueton's  walk 
Law  .lj)h.  Sh('rl»onrne  st.   wf 
Lea  J.   Bordesley  st.  wharf 
Lee  Ann,  l"'.ssingt<ui  street 
Lee  Geo.  Oozells  st.  wharf 
Lee  Henry,  Berkley  st.  wrf 


Lee  Thos.  Oozells  st.   wharf 
Light  wood  S.  Baggot  st.  wrf 
Lilly  John,  Old  wharf 
Little  John,  Old  wharf 
Lloyd  Chas.  sen.  Old  wharf 
Lloyd  H.  14,  New  Chinch  st 
Lloyd  Thos.  Princip  street 
Loach  C.  Oozells  st.  wharf 
Loader  Wm.  Old  wharf 
Lovitt  T.  Oozells  st.  wharf 
Lowe  John,  Villa  street 
Lynall  H.  Sherboume  st.  wf 
Maclaren  James,  Old  wharf 
Malin  George,  Old  wharf 
Mannox  J.  28,  Hampton  st 
Malin  George,  Old  wharf 
Manton  Thomas,  7^,  Vine  st 
Mare  William  C.  Gt.  Charles 

St.  and  217,  Cheapside 
Marshall  I.  and  Sons,  Bor- 
desley street  wharf 
MatthewsD.27.L.  Brearley  s 
Matthews  S.  Walsall  wharf 
Morecroft  G.  St.  Paul's  wrf 
MorganJ.20.New  Thomas  st 
Morgan  and  Co.  Sherboume 

street  wharf 
Morgan  W.  ct.  2,  Thorp  st 
MoiTis  J.  St.  Paul's  wharf 
Morris  William,  Old  wharf 
Moseley  J.  S9,  Allison  street 
Mosley  Jas.  Old  wharf 
Mosley  R.  and  Son,  Oozells 

street  wharf 
Mould  T.  9,  St.  George's  st 
Neale  Thos'.  42,  William  st 
New  I'nion  Mill  Company, 

Mill  st.  J.  Harris,  sec 
Nickels  Chas.  20,  Water  st 
Nixon  J.  28,  New  Thomas  st 
Nock  Thos.  St.  Pauls  wharf 
Norris  J.  Newhall  st.  wharf 
Oakes  J.  Bordesley  st.  wharf 
Oliver  Edwtu-d,  Old  wharf 
Osborn  Wm.  H.  Old    wharf 
Palmer  Jas.  Old  wharf 
I'arish  S.  Oozells  st.  wharf 
Parker  Wm.  (it.  Ban*  street 
Parkes  Eliza.  Soho  wharf 
ParkesJ.  Bordesley  st.  wrf 
ParnuMitor  John,  Sand  pits 
Partridge  C  Novascotia  st 
Pauluci  Wm.  lo.  Skinner  st 
Pemberton  Thos.  Old  wharf 
Pitnmn  E.  6,  William  st.  N. 
Plastins  Saml.  oii,  Blucherst 
Powell  J .  Sherboiu-ne  st.  ^vrf 
Powell  James,  Ruston  st.  N 
Pratt  William,  Old  wharf 
Quinton  S.  Oozells  st.  wharf 
JladclvtTe  Thomas,  iun.  Old 

wharf,  and  108,  New  st 
Radford  J.  Sherboume  st.  wrf 


BIRMINGHAM    TKADE    LIST. 


329 


Radford  Wm.  18,  Lionel  st 
Haven  Geo.  12,  Hospital  st 
Reeves  Frederick,  Allison  st 
Reynolds  Thomas,  173,  Up- 
per Windsor  street 

Robinson Aston  rd.  wrf 

Rocks  and  Blakeniore,  143, 

Great  Charles  street 
Rose  Fras.   166,  Heneage  st 
RoUinson  P.  73,  Moland  st 
Rowlinson  A. 92, Hampton  st 
Ryland  J.W.  New  Summer  st 
Routter  W.  Bordesley  st.  wrf 
Sadler  James,  Old  wharf 
Sargent  Joseph,  Old  wharf 
Sayes  Abraham,  Old  wharf 
Shale  Jph.  Lady  Well  walk 
Shargool  Henry,  Old  wharf 
Shilton  J.  32,  liishopgate  st 
Shread  W.  St.  Paul's  wharf 
SiddonsC.«feW.18,Lovedayst 
Simpson  G.  H.  77-  Suffolk  st 
Simpson  J.  61,  Belmont  row 
Skidmore  J .  H  andsworth  vilg 
Smart  Ptr.  Oozells  st.  wharf 
Smith  Ann,  Old  wharf 
Smith,  Fisher,  &  Co.  Nile  st 
Smith  Geo.  Oozells  st.  wharf 
Smith  J.  Bordesleyst.  wharf 
Smith  Samuel  &  Co.  Bordes- 

ley  street  wharf 
Smith  T.  Bordesley  st.  wharf 
Smith  Timothy,  Oxford  st 
Smith  Wm.  47,  Oxford  street 
Southall  E.  Baggot  st.  wharf 
Southall  Joseph,  Old  wharf 
Southall  Thomas,  Old  wharf 
Steele  W.  Oozells  st.  wharf 
Stephens  William,  Wynn  st 
Stephenson  G .  &  Co.  Lawley 
street ;  T.  D.  Clare,  agent 
Stevenson  W.  Oozells  st.  wrf 
Stokes  Alfred,  Old  wharf 
Stokes  G.  Oozells  st.  wharf 
Sunderland  C.W^.  sen.  Old  wrf 
Swift  T.  Bordesleyst.  wharf 
Taitoy  James,  27,  Inge  st 
Tay  Thomas,  Old  Wharf 
Taylor  Alfred,  Old  Wharf 
Taylor  G.  Oozells  st.  Wharf 
Taylor  James,  Nile  street 
Taylor  Saml.  192,  Lawley  st 
Tearn&Bedlow,St.PaursWf 
Thomas  Thomas,  Old  Bag- 
got  street  wharf 
Tildesley  C.Sherbournest.wf 
Tomalin  Job,  Adam  street 
Tomlinson  I.  3,  Vauxhall  st 
Tonka  Thos.  88,  Lawley  st 
Thornton  R.,  Oozells  st.  whf 
Toy  Thomas,  Old  wharf 
Tubb  W.  Lady  Wood  wharf 
Turner  Edw.  Palmer,  Old  wf 


Twist  John  and  Edwin,  Bor- 
desley street  wharf 
Underbill  B.  Oozells  st.  whf 
Union  Company,  liO,  Great 

Charles  st.;  J.  Green,  agt 
Vaughan  Wm.  (tfe  old  timber) 

Vaughan's  wharf 
Wade  George,  Pershore  st 
Walford  E.  ct.  2,  Dartmth.  st. 
Walker  Geo.  L.  Baggot  st.wf 
Walton  John,  Old  wharf 
Ward  Henry,  Old  wharf 
Wareing  J.  Oozells  st.  wharf 
Waterhouse  G.  P.,  Fazeley 

sti-eet  wharf 
Waterland  Geo.  19,  Unettst 
Watton  John,  8,  Wharf  st., 

Suffolk  street 
Weale  Edw.  Snow  Hill  whf 
Webb  Edm.  Oozells  st.  whf. 
Welch  John,  Oozels,  Broad, 

and  Bordesley  sts.  wharfs 
While  Joseph,  Broad  street 

Brewery  whf.36,C  ambdg.st 
W^hite  Jno.  Gt.  Hampton  rw 
White  Rbt.  B.  Holt  st.  whf. 
Whittall  G.  148,  Dartmth.  st 
Wilson  Rt.S.  Spring  hill  whf 
Winfield  R.  W.  Cambridge  st 
Wood  Joshua,  Latimer  st.  S 
V7oodfield  W.  ct.  18,  Gros- 

venor  street.  West 
Wright  J.  Old  Union  Mill  wf 

Cock  Founders. 

Baker  Thomas,  (and  plum- 
bers,) 63,  Hampton  street 
Barlow  J.  &  Co.  Staniforth  st 
BarwellJ.40.  Gt.  Hampton  st 
BlythE.V. Edward  st.  Parade 
Brown  J.  14,  Woodcock  st 
Chambers  Ab.  20,  Lichfld.  st 
Coudrill  Joseph,  Inge  street 
Crisp  Wm.  62,  Aston  road 
Ellis  Jno.  88,  Up.  Tower  st 
Emson  Thos.  47,  Edmund  st 
Emson  Thos.  232,  Cheapside 
Fleming  T.Barford  street,  S 
Harris  B.  H.  198,  Livery  st 
Hickman  J.34,Williamst.N 
Holland  Joseph,  28,  Lower 

Trinity  street 
MartiueaucfeSmith,  65,  Hill  st 
Parker  Jno.  102,  GranviUest 
ParkesWm.62,Navigation  st 
Sheppard  Samuel,  James  st. 

Harper's  hill 
Smith  T.  152,  Up.  Windsor  st 
Spratt  Wm.  23.  Woodcock  st 
W^alker  Jph.  61,  Meriden  st 
Watson  G.  ct.  17,  Edmund  st 
Watson  John,  33,  Church  st 


Yates  and  Birch,  39  and  40, 
Coleshill  street 

Coffee  House  Keepers* 

AlldayMrs.  A.  Corn  Exchngs 
Coffee  Rooms,  35,  Union  st 
BradshawAbbott,15  Liveryst 
Coleman  Eliz.  3,  Livery  st 
Cox  Edward,  78,  Livery  st 
CurtisT.  Coach  yd.21,Bullst 
DaviesDorothy,  U, Church  st 
NortonE.Christ'sChurchpas 
Onions  Wm.  25,  Summer  In 
Phipps  My.  A.  183,  Liveryst 
Pye  John,  21,  Duddeston  rw 
Pye  Thos.  22,  Duddeston  rw 
Vale  James,  8,  Livery  street 
Wall  J.  Horatio,  39,  Bull  st 
Wilkins  Job,47&48,  Moor  st 

Coffee  IVIill  Makers. 

See  Malt  ^  Sled  Mill  Makers. 
Coffee  Roasters. 

See  also  Grocers. 

Blissitt  &  Reynolds,  Upper 

Windsor  street 
Crathorne  E.  39,  Barr  st.W. 
H  ay  ward  J.  &C  0.6,  Liveryst 

Cofiin  Furniture  Makers 

Butler  S.  <fe  Co.38,Summerrw 
Caldicott  O.  George  st.  Pard 
Cooksey  H.  R.  148,  High  st. 

Bordesley 
Corfield  Rd.  17,  Newton  st 
Dawes  R.  B.  (Executors  of) 

5,  Great  Brook  street 
Hands  J.  8  &  9,  Prospect  row 
Hickman  &  Clive,  34^,  Wil- 
liam street.  North 
Lingard  Geo.  67,  Snow  hill 
Nevill  Edw.  48,  Weaman  st 
Wigley  Reuben  and  Son,  99, 
Lombard  street 

Collar  Makers, 

Crook  Thos.  9,  Little  Hillst 
Jackson  Chas.  13,  Church  st 
Shorter  J.  Harford's  buildgs 

Colour  Makers. 

Badams  William,  Eyre  st 
BarrattJ.ifeCo.2]8,Bradfd.st 
BrookeW.&Co.354,Cheapsd. 
Mitchell  J.  335,  Coventry  rd 
Parrish  Hy.  ct.  1 ,  Heneage  st 
Titterton  John  T.  6,  Snow 
hill,  and  Dartmouth  street 

Comb  Manufacturers. 

Marked  *  are  lantern  Leaj 

Manufacturers  also. 
Andrews  Hy.  S.  57,  Bull  st 
Collins  Nathl.ct.  17,  Digbeth 

2T 


3'30 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Gaskin  Jp^).44,  I'Hiunnd  st 
(Jill  Win.  d'  Son,  14,  Phillip 

stn-et,  llij^h  street 
IlarmerJohn,  (lantern  loaf 

<»iilv.)  court  1 1,  hif^e  street 
llarrold  II.  23,  Hallsall  heath 
Heaven  (Jeo.,  IjJ),  Moor  st 
Ileynes  Hy.  42,  I'ershore  st 
'Hill  Saml.  49,  Fonlroughst 
Hill  Saumel,  ct.  ."{,  liii^e  st 
Lowe  VVm.  48,  Northwood  st 
Mutlow  K.  10,  ru.  Ilu-<sell  st 
lloj^ers  John,  lil,~).  Snow  hill 
Stephen-jon  Fdk.  York  pas 
Vaufrhan  T.  i}4,  Coleshill  st 
•Windor  Richard  and  Sou. 

100,  Suffolk  street 
Wright  Win.  16,  Fordrough  st 

Compass  Makers. 

Bedin{?ton  .1.  10,  Rnssell  st 
1{<>(liiigton  Jno.  40,  Digbeth 
l*arkes.It\rSon,o,StMary 's  rw 
Shuttlcworth  J.  P.  2,  New- 
ball  street 

Confectioners, 

MarKad  •  deal  in  British  wine. 

Bad<r(»r  .lohn,  '<i.  Coleshill  st 
•Uakeweirrhos.7t),l)ale  end 
Bali  Uicliard,2."»,  Paradise  st 
13allinger  Thos.  2,  Snow  hi 
|{edingtonU.107,Lincasler  s 
Henson  Mary  i:.  JJS,  Hull  st 
Hirch  Naac,  204,  Bristol  st 
hrecknell('.i)S,  Northwood  st 
•Bryan  Susan,  1,  Congreve 

street,  and  42,  Ann   st 
(  liestert«»n  (;eo.    1."!,   Parade 
•Chew  .las.  ^o,  Snow  hill 
Clarke  .l.din.  97,  Di^'heth 
Clay  .1.  IS,  Jamaica  row 
Cohen  A.  2.'{,  I^r.  Temple  st 
Cook  Ja^.  .">0,  Dale  end 
Coop«T  S.  4l>,  I  )ud(!cst<»n  rw 
Dawes  A.  lOd.  Ilo(k!<'y  hill 
Day  Ann  aiul  M.I.").">,Moorst 
|')riinis(»n  Jnhn.lO,  Jamaica 

rnw  aiiil  Mai  krt  hall 
•Doid>re  Ud.  10,  Bull  rintj 
•D.vson  K.   I".  121.  Bn.atl  st. 

Isliu<.fti»n 
•  Ivl  wardsJ  .!>."i,(  1 1 .1 1  an>|)ton  s 
KdvvardsM.A.l(;4  Hockley  hi 
KgLrint'iM  W.  |."»,  I.udtratt' hi 
*(iamiiion  IC.  (wholesale)  .'», 

Const  it  nti(m  hill 
Cn-atwood  F.  A- J.!»(t.Bull  st 
HaiKMix  F.  117,  Haiiiploii  st 
Hanrox    Willian),    Park    rd. 

NicIu'IIn  yreen 
i  Jfirrisi-uml.  .">S,  Lancaster  st 


ILirrison  Hy.  Hagley  road 
HearnshawF.2.'lCnstitutn  hi 
HeslingtonW.  lOti,  Bristol  st 
Hind  M.  A.  121,  Snow  hill 
Hind  Thos,  106,  Hampton  st 
Howe  11.  W.  12,  Ash  ted  row 
Johnson  John,    220,     High 

street,  Deritend 
Jones  D.  31,  Smallbrook    st 
•Jones  Ed.  32.  Snow  hill 
Kendall  J.  1,  Coventry  st 
King  C.  61,  Hospital  street 
King  Thomas,  Hagley  row 
Lacey  Henry  1).  70,  Stafford 

street,  and  Market  hall 
Latimer  J.  A.  Hagley  road 
•Lisseter  Thos. Ed.o3,  New  st 
Lord  John,  \a'2.,  Parade 
Lucas  S.W.tfeCo. (wholesale) 

2,  Little  Charles  street 
MalinW.  160,  Bromsgrove st 
Masefield  Wm.  76,  Snow  hill 
Mole  Jph.  43,  Church  street 
OatridgeW.91,Steelhouse  In 
Parkes  T.  119,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
Patrick  Joseph,  Market  hall 
•Pattison  \V.  55,  High  street, 

and  5,  New  street 
PattisonWm.jun.  104,  Bull  st 
Phillips  \V.  26,   Islington  rw 
Pittaway  J.  Handsworth  vlg 
Read  J.  etc.  13S,  Digbeth, 

and  36,  Dale  end 
Reeves  Wm.  117,  Digbeth 
Richards  T.  1,  Dudd(\ston  rw 
Sampson  Kliz.  Market  hall 
Silk  Samuel,  12,  Balsall  st 
•Silk  Kt.  110.  Ste(>lb(mse  In 
'Simj)son  Charles,  151, High 

street,  Bord(\sley 
.Trevitt  J. 52.  NewTown  rw 
.lIl)ton  Kd.  32,  Ann  street 
•Upton  ( J. ()3, Constitution  hi 
Cpton  .lidiu,  F.  7-.  Bristol  st 
Cpton  \\  n\.  Mosidey  road 
WelliugsW.  107,  Haiiijiton  st 
WilNcomb  F.  47,  Hors(>  t«ir 
WoodhiU    Fli/,.   Mark(>t  hall 
WornisL.7,l.ower  Tein|)le  st 
•Wright  Jane,  29,  Horse  fr 

Consuls,  (Vice). 

Collis(Jeo.  K.  France,  I'rus- 
sia,  Portugal,  Norway  amd 
Sweden,  Russian  <'oiiuner- 
rial  agency  ;  Turkish  con- 
sulate,ii'C.pass]torls  ^raiit- 
ed  to  ])ersons  visiting 
I-'rance,  (  hinch  street 

Floyd  W.  FC  lor  the  kinj;- 
dou)s  of  Naple^  and  th«' 
Sicilies,  7,  Newliall  st 


Underbill  J.    M.   G.  United 

States   of    America,    144, 

(Jt.  Charles  street 
Van  den  Honert  D.  J.  Ne- 

tberlands,31,Ct.Hamptu  s 
Villanueva  Fernando,  Spain, 

47,  Broad  street 

Coopers,  Packing  Case^ 
and  Box  makers. 

Marked  f  are  Coopers  only. 

t  Adams  Thos.  91,  Hospital  st 
Armstrong  J.  C.  and  W.  I74, 

Livery  st,  <Sc  76,  Suffolk  st 
Ashmore  J.  36,  Barthlmw.  st 
tBrassington  J .  27.  N ,  Town  r 
Brooks  Aaron,  3,  Edmund  st 
Chilton  T.  14,  Mont])elier  st 
Clifford  W.  Villa  rd.  Soho  hi 
Clulee  Henry,  56.,  Lionel  st 
Clnlee  Thos.  16.  Summer  In 
tCrump  John,  79.  New  st 
Dean  Wm.  15,  Weaman  st 
Denham  F.  61.  Ludgate  hill 
Denham  W.  139.  Lionel  st 
Eglington    William   M.   70, 

Loveday  street 
Elcox  \\ .  106.  Ct. Hampton  st 
Evans  J<dm,  27,  Coni^reve  st 
Fell  H.  56,  Park  st.  Bull  ring 
Fell  M.  20,  nit:h  st.  Deritend 
(Jarner  E.  Handsworth  vilg 
Garner  W.  21,  St.  Paul's  .sq 
Gosling  Sml.  \S\}>^  Newhall  st 
(JossHire  T.  Ciunberland  st 
(iritlin  Charles,  Newhall  st 
Haden  C.  ct.  4,  Cliveland  st 
Hall  Benjamin.  S.  Livery  st 
Hayes  Fdwd.  32,  Lndi,'atehl 
Haywood  Chas.  Statlbrd  .st 
nines  John,  25,  William  st 
Iiorti>n  .lohu.  1 1,  (ias  street 
Jones  .Iph.  42,  Ham]>ton  at 
Jones   \\illi;im,   31,    Balsall 

street,  and  9,  Bell  stret^t 
Lee  iV  Livesey,7 1  •»  N  ort  h  wd.st 
Mori^'an  William,  Mill  lane 

Diirlx^tb,  and  1.  Steelhs.  In 
tPerks  H.Mij.  :\\),  Hockley  hi 
tPettitt  rixMnas,  Small  hth 
i'liillii>s  Wjii.  IS!).  Lawley  st 
fPoole.l.i'K.lohnst.Daleend 
Purrott  Henry,  76,  Aston  st 
SiiTiders  L.  (Jt.  Hampton  rw 
tSanders  K.  i<'i.),  \\'ot>dcock  st 
Scott,?.  15,Jainesst.St.Paur.s 
Slier  wo(k1  .1  .U'orcester  wharf 
Smith  .losejih,  Harrst.West 
Smith  Mary.  7.  Hurst  street 
Smith  Thos.  1S7,  Ashted  rw 
Smith  William,  24,  Aston  rd 
Spjirr  r hennas,  1,  Princes  st 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


33  J 


Thomas  Saml.  95,  Suflfolk  st 
Thorley  Jph.  ct.  16,  Wharf  st 
Turner  Jaincy*,  Parade 
T  uruer  J  .2 1  .| ,  N  e  vv  T  h  oin  as  st 
Wadley  J  as.  14.'3,  Tennaiitst 
Williams  E.  ID,  Horse  fair 
W  ingrove  W.  1  o,  Lt.Charlcs  st 

Copper  Companies  and 

Dealers. 
British  and  Foreign  Copper 

Co.,   7,    Newhall   street ; 

^\^  R.  Lloyd,  agent 
Cheadle  Co})pcr  ife  Brass  Co. 

31,  Edmund  st. ;  William 

Henry  \V>agge,  agent 
Crawley  it  Co.  4  J,  EJninnd  st 
Freeman  J.  cfc  Copper  Co. 59, 

Broad  st. ;  J.  Kempson,  agt 
Grenfell  Pascoe  <fe  Sons,  27, 

Temple  st. ;  C.  M.  Evans, 

agent 
Hartfords  and  Bristol  Brass 

and  Copper  Co.  23,  Con- 

greve  st. ;  E.  Barker,  agent 
Wilkes  John,  Liverpool  st 
Williams,  Foster,  tfe  Crown 

Copper  Company,  23,  Con- 

greve  st. ;  E.  Barker,  agt. 

Copper  B. oiler  Manufrs. 
Attwood  G.  tfe  T.  Baskerville 

Copper  Sash  Makers. 

Bridgewater  J.  287,  Sumr.  In 
Bridge  water  J.  387,  Sumr.  In 
Clark  Thomas,  iio^  Lionel  st 

Coppersmiths. 

Br  adburnG .  (fe  T .  1 8,  Alcester  s 
Breese  Geo.  (plate  manufr.) 

127,  Vyse  street 
Chappie  Wm.  40,  Trent  st 
Davis  &  Lee,  19,  Freeman  st 
Dukes  W.  ct.  1,  Sherlock  st 
Fenton  W .  ct.  6,  Prospect  rw 
Goodby  Saml.  6,  Birchall  st 
Keyte  Samuel,  l4,  Digbeth 
Legge  Samuel,  80,  Allison  st 
Pemberton  Jas.  97,  Rea  st 
Radclyffe  T.  &  Son,  (plate 

manufactrs.)  108,  New  st. 
Shaw  B.  F.  1 16,  Constitutn.hl 
SoutterW.lO,  New  Market  st 
Turner  Thomas,  18,  Buckst 
Tye  Joseph,  33,  Meriden  st 
Waring  George,  106,  Rea  st 
Wilkes  E.  V.  12,  Lr.  Priory 

Copying  Press  Manufrs. 

Hiron  Saml.  52,  St.  Paul's  sq 
MarrianJ.  Pratt,69,Slaney  st 

Coral  Dealers. 

See  Jewellers. 


Cork  Cutters.        | 

Cantrill  Jj»h.  158,  Moor  st  I 
Chapman  Wm.  4,  Moat  In  | 
Dyer  Mary,  5.  Jamaica  row  \ 
Egginton  W.  33,  Masshs.  In  , 
1 1  awk(>sford  J .  2,  Freeman  st 
.Jameson  C.  26,  Iiam])ton  st 
Wright  Thomas,  Peck  lane 

Corkscrew  IVIakcrs. 

Coney  John,  75,  Stafford  st. 
Cotterill  Edwin,  1 0 1 , H  enry  st 
Dovvler  T.  91,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Heeley  Jas.  &  Sons,  Mount 

street,  (iraham  street  \ 

Howard  T.  11,  Lawrence  st  ; 
Jackson  T.  9,  Barford  st.  S. 
Jones  R.&  Son,  105,  Cheapsd 
J(mes  Thos.  Fras.  12,  Cecilst  1 
Marklew  C.  29,  Garrison  In  ' 
Osborne  Emma,  33,Waterst  | 
Page  Joseph,  8,  Mott  street 

Corn  Chandlers. 

Marked  *  deal  in  flour  also, 

*AtkinsJ.  165,  Higst. Deritd 
*Baines J. 65, Bartholomew  st 
•Ball  Mark,  61,  Duke  street 
Bai'ton  Jas,  21,  Gt.  Brook  st 
*Bramich  Thos.,  junr.   122, 

Great  Hampton  street 
*Breedon  T.  1,  Victoria  ter- 
race, Hockley  hill 
*Bridge  John,  Bloomsbury 
BurbidgeW.  136,  Bromsgv.  st 
♦C alder  &  Co.  56,  Lichfield 

street,  and  2,  Easy  row 
Chattaway  Rd.  73,  Suffolk  st 
Clarkson  J.  56^  Belmont  rw 
Corbett  Hy.Worcester  wharf 
FawdryJ.G.32,Navigation  st 
Fulford  Richard,  Aston  road 
Green  Edna,  116,  Livery  st 
Grigg  Samuel,  2,  Gas  street 
HarrisW.&Son,57,  Snow  hill 
*HenshawJ.18I,  Heneagest 
•Hipkis  Jonah,  90,  Smnr.  In 
*HipkissE.T.122,  Hockley  hi 
Martin  J.  6,  Gt.  Hamptonrw 
Paddy  J, 41,  Bartholomew  st 
H am lynH.W. 50, Lombard  st 
HopkinsJoshua,39,Dale  end 
Howe  Henry,  191,  High   st. 

Deritend 
•James  R.  48,NewTownrw 
Jones  John,87, Navigation  st 
Power  Hy.  223,  Aston  road 
Proffitt  W.  162,  Hockley  hi 
•Rayner  Wm.  87,  Snow  hill 
•Reay  Wm.  corner  of  C live- 
land  st.  New  Town  row 
RhodesW.2l  &  22, Aston  rd 


Rogers  Wm.  60,  Coleshill  st 
Savory  T.  A.  Worcester  wrf 
Sherwood  J.  Worcester  wrf 
•Siddell  John,  5,  Bristol  st 
•Simpson  Edwin,  73,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Simkin   William  204,  High 

street,  Deritend 
Stil)bs  Thos.  2,  (Uoucester  st 
•Smith  E.  3,  Constitution  hill 
Tabberer  J.  GS,    Broad    st. 

Islington 
Tyler  Thos.  jun.  56,  Aston  st 
•Tyler  Wm.  26,  Summer  rw 
Wheeler  W.  100,  William  st 
♦Williamson    Charles    Wm. 

91,  Lichfield  street 
Welch  Rd.  21,  Summer  row 
Wright  John,  90,  Coleshill  st 

Corn  Merchants. 

For  Deal  ens  see  Chandlers. 

Allday  E.  39,  Worcester  st 
Arculus  G.  75,  Lionel  street 
Baiton  Thos.  Belmont  row 
Bodington  Joseph,  Princip st 
Bodington  Mary    and  Sons, 
Britannia     Flour     Mills, 
Princip  street 
Burbidge  H.  291,  Bradford  st 
Bm-bidge  Thos.  16,  High  st 
C alder  E.  &  Co.  149,    Lan- 
caster St.  and  2,  Easy  row 
Cattell  Thomas,  Ashted  row 
'  Cox  William,  37,  Broad  st 

Daveni)ort  E.  Burton  wharf 
!  Elmore  H.  Cambridge  st.  wf 
'  Evans  John, 2, Dartmouth  st 
j  Freer  E.  &  Son.  28,  Digbeth 
Fulford  Richard,  Aston  road 
Gibbs  Rt.  37,  Broad  street 
Gomm  Ed.  112,  New  street 
I  Gough  George,  36,  Digbeth 
I  GriffithtfeBlore,  Snow  hill  wf 
GuestJiJ10,Highst.Deritend 
!  Holcroft  H.  33|,  Horse  fan- 
!  Holmes  andSon,17,Jamaica 
!      row,  and  Holt  street 
Jackson  Thomas,  Love  lane 
Jasper  Thomas,  Farm  street 
Jones  Wm.  Worcester  wharf 
Lamb  Henry,  17,  Moor  st 
i  Miles  Rd.  81,  Bradford  st 
I  Nock  Henry,  44,  Dale  end 
'  Phillips  W.59,Ravenhurst  st 
Phillpots  tfe  Co.  49,  New  st 
Rayner  Wm.  87,  Snow  hill 
I  Reay W illiam,conierofL'live- 
!      land  st.  New  Town  row 
,  Reeve  William,  53, Aston  rd 
I  Sheldon  J.  151,Dartm)\ith  s 
I  Snow  Edward,  56,  High  st, 


332 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Sturge  Joseph  and  Charles, 

194,  Broad  st.  Islington 
Tabberer  ^\'m.NewBridge  st 
Warden  Waples,  Fox  street 
Wright  J.  OldUnion  MiU  wf 

Corn  Millers, 

Badger  John  and  Thomas, 

34,  Sninnier  row 
BealeT.tfeW.F.266  Bradford  s 
Bodington  Mary  and  Sons, 
Brittannia    Flour     Mills, 
Princip  street 
Coalder  E.    &   Co.   Lancas- 
ter street  Com  Mill 
Elmore  William,  4. Lionel  st 
Evans  John,  2,  Dartmouth  st 
Evans  Robt.  DuddestonMill 
Flecknoe  Jph.  Pebble  Mill, 

Pershore  road 
Kempson  Isaac,  82,  Lionel  st 
Lees  J.  &  F.,  19  B,  Summer 
row,  and  Smethvvick  Mills 
Lucy  C.  <fe  Son,  New  Bridge  st 
New  Union  Mill  Company, 
Mill  st. ;  J.  Harris,  secreta- 
ry, and  J.  Gibbs,  manager 
Old  Union  Company,  Holt 
street;  J.  Guest,  manager 
Phillips  John,  Bridge  st.  W. 
Powell  Thomas,  jun.  Aston 

Brook  Mill 
Rayner  Wm.  87,  Snow  hill 
Reay  Wm.  Honduras  Wharf 

Mill,  Snow  hill 
Roper  Wm.  Ily.  Pershore  rd 
Sheldon   and    Fardon,  Wor- 

cester  wharf 
Wright  John,  90,  Coleshill  st 

Cornice  and  Cornice 
Pole  Manufactrs. 

Billing  ^L  Charles  Henry  st 
]{urn  J  as.  96,  New  John  st 
Hornc  T.  12^,,  Temple  row 
Kcey  Saml.  274,  Bradford  st 
Neal  Thomas,  2;*,  Sun  street 
Whitfield  Sinl.  38,  Oxford  st 
Winfield  K.  W.,  Cambridge 
street  Works 

Crate  Makers. 

Avins  Charles  and  Sons,  36, 

Worcester  wharf 
Blakemore  J.  22,  L\idgate  hi 
Sherwood  J.Worcester  wharf 

CriinpinglVIachlnciyikrs 

liarlow.I.tV:  Co.  Staniforth  st 
Collins  T.  /if).  Up.  Tower  st 
I'rice  .loshuu,  74,NN'arwick  st 
\\'iucburst  \V .  13j,  Lionel  st 


Crnet  and  Liquor  Frame 
IVIakers. 

See  alsoJapanners,  Papier  Ma- 
chee.  Silver,  British  Plate, 
and  Britannia  Metal  Mnfrs. 

Bradbury  F.  2.  Prospect  row 
Cooke  John,  5,  Fleet  street 
Hewson  Ann,  103,  Lionel  st 
Price  John,  10,  Parade 
Sanders  C.ct.8,Nw.Summr.st 
Sheldon  J.  55,Gt.Hampton  st 
Welch  G.  <fe  Co.  11,  Dean  st 
Whitehouse  John,  22,  Hill  st 

Curb  Chain  Makers. 

Banks  John,  8 J,  Woodcock  st 
Swingler  J.  15o,  Heneage  st 
Swingler  W.  52,  Staniforth  st 
Wilkes  J.  ct.  3,  Lawrence  st 

Curriers&  Lthr.Cutters. 

Marked*  are  Cullers unhj. 

Alleay  Wm.  ct.  Essex  street 
•Anthony  Jno.32,Hospital  st 
Baylis  Thos.  5,  Stafford  st 
Cain  &  Maxwell  lU,  Pros- 
pect row 
•Collett  G.35,  Constitatn.  hi 
Craigh  James,  17,  Cherry  st 
Craigh  J.  18,  Smallbrook  st 
•Dunn  William,  152,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Edwards  Geo.  29,  Dale  end 
Edwards  Wm.  21,  Essex  st 
Elliott  John,  57,  Stafford  st 
•Fineher  J.  R.  11,  Spiceal  st 
Foster  C.  12,  Prospect  row 
French  W.  6,  Smallbrook  st 
•GroveW.  115,  Constitutn.hl 
Har])erR.13,Gt.Hampton  st 
Horton  6:  Grundy,  43,  Brad- 
ford street 
•Horton  W.  20,  Balsall  street 
Hudson  G.  35,  Park  st.BuUrg 
•Jesson  C.  28,  Navigation  st 
Macdonald  J.  16,  Park  street. 

Bull  ring 
MadeleyT.d'J.Y.137,Digbth 
MiddlemoreW.3I,  Holwy.hd 
Mogridge  Kdward,  fi.  Bell  st 
Molt  I.  R.  8,  Worcester  st 
Nerwick  S.  35,  Bromsgrove  st 
Oram  G.  61,  Suiallbrook  st 
Osborne  Joseph,  (Jarrison  In 
Osborne    Thomas    AVillinm, 

I73.J,  Broad  st.  Islington 
Owen  John,  '3^^  l)ii,'beth 
Palmer  .John,  91.  Aston  st 
Parkes  .Joseph,  120,  Livery  st 
P<mntneyJ.K.2l,Worcstr.  st 
HawlinsS.jun.lOOAVcanin.st 
Roblnns  Cinis.  124,  Digbetli 


Roberts  John,  53,  Belmont 

row,  &  Lower  Windsor  st 

Robinson  Jno.  158,  Livery  st 

•Smallwood  William  Henry, 

5,  Lower  Windsor  street 
Spence  Hy.,  129,  Snow  hill, 
and  12,  High  st.  Deritend 
Stiff  Jchn,  51,Digbeth 
Taylor  Jno.  90,  Moor  street 
Taylor  Jph.  28,  Coleshill  st 
Trepeam  Henry,  6^,  Bull  st 
•Waring  Richard,  Milk  st 
WatkinsL.54,Constitutionhl 
Welch  Fredk.  1 5,  Bromsgv.st 
Wilson  John,  '6'S,  Slaney  st 

Curry  Comb  Wlakers. 

Allen  James,  99,  Bradford  st 
Allen  John,  99,  Bradford  st 

Curtain  Ring  IVIakers. 

Billing  ^L  Charles  Henry  st 
Burn  Jas.,  9Q,  New  John  st 
Burton  J.  ct.  34,  Lr.  Brearly  st 
CollinsJ.215,  New  Townnv 
Cox  Henry,  (and  steel  key 

ring,)  125,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
CrossbeeThos.l3,Coleshill  st 
Lucas  <fe  Co.  (and  carpet,)  1 1, 

Bartholomew  row 
Nevill  Edw.  48,  Warwick  st 
Pitt  Sarah,  86,  Caroline  st 
Winfield  R.  W.  Cambridge 

street  Works 

Cutlers. 

Bradney  Wm.4l,  Stafford  st 
Clarkson  John,35,  Livery  st 
Dale  William,  175,  Livery  st 
Davis  William,  34,  New  st 
Edwards  li-  Ball,  82,  High  st 
Horton  S.  J.  <k  R.  29,  High  st 
Hill  William  R. 34,  Union  st 
Mappin  John,61,Newhall8t 
Mapplebeck  <fe  Lowe,  6  <fc  7, 

Bull  ring 
Newman  H.51,Edgbaston  st 
Osbom  and  Sons,(wholesale) 

Hi,  Bennett's  hill 
Room  Herbert,  16,  Bullring 
Salt  Joseph,  44,  Hall  street 
Salt  Mary  tt  Son,  21,  Bull  st 
Salt  Richard,  5,  Dale  end 
TarbottonJ.C.104,Steelhs  In 
Willetts  John,  10,  Phillip  st. 

High  street 

Dairymen, 

Ancntt  AVm.  60,  Francis  st 
Baker  W.  122,  Up.  Tower  st 
Ballard  W.  Springfld.  Lodge 
BartU^t  John,  4.  Tanter  st 
Bevins  Thos.  26,  Addcrley  s 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


333 


Bisliton  M.  324,  Snmmcr  In 
Bladen  F.  Edward  st.  Parade 
Bradbury  J.  100.  Tennant  st 
Bradford  J  as.  f),  lUucher  st 
}ironiley  B.  Icknield  st.West 
Brown  J  as.  2S,  Hampton  st 
Bromi  J  no.  34,  Sheep  street 
Burbidge  A.  Bloonisbury  st 
Bur  on  John,  77»  Barr  street 
Butler  Abrhni.  Ileathmill  In 
Butler  Thonuis,  Farm  street 
Butler  \\'illiam,  Nechells  gn 
Camwell  G.  79,  Essington  st 
Capenhurst  E.  19,  Brearley 

street.  West 
Chapman  Rd.  30,  Barford  st 
ChesshheW.Coachyd.Bullst 
Clement  M.  6i),N\v.Summr.st 
Cooper  Benj,  18-2.  Camden  st 
Cooper  Saml.  22,  Hockley  hi 
Crook  Jas.  211,  Moseley  st 
Crossley  Thos.  102,  Hill  st 
Davis  S.  93,  Lr.Dartmouth  st 
Dunn  Wm.  292,  (ireen  lanes 
Durham  Thos,  39,  Price  st 
Edmonds  J.  33,  Sun  st.West 
Evans  Wm.  15,  Fordrough  st 
Fearey  T.  2o,  Bromsgrovest 
Fereday  B.  22,  Nelson  st.W. 
Foxley  B.  95,  Bishopgate  st 
Frost  John,  31,  Hanley  st 
Garbett  Robert,  37,  Henry  st 
Gilbert  Chs.  2,  Up.  Gough  st 
Gill  James  L.  19,  Summer  st 
Grafton  W.  4,  Ruston  st.  N. 
Green  John,  31,  Coventry  st 
Hall  Richard,  32,  Thorp  st 
Hall  Wm.  74,  New  York  pi 
Hands  Thos.  37,  Essington  st 
Harford  Joseph,  24,  Buck  st 
Harris  Thomas,  34,  Mott  st 
Henshaw  J.  5,  St.  James's  pi 
Henshaw  M.  1 18,  Heneage  st 
Hewlett  Edwd.  17,  Legge  st 
Higgs  Thomas,  115,  Hill  st 
Hillinan  Geo.  130,  Green  Ins 
Holmes  Thos.  62,  Allison  st 
Hudson  John,  5,  Horse  fair 
HughesW.93,Park  st.Bull  rg 
Hunt  J.  112,  Lr.  Brearley  st 
Hupton  H.244,  Sherlock  st 
Jennings  G.29,  Ludgate  hill 
Jennings  J. 38,  Mount  street, 

Newhall  street 
Johnson  E.69,  Bromsgrove  st 
Jones  Edward,  177,  Wells  st 
Kinder  Edwd. 2 18,  Camden  st 
King  Geo.  44,  Lr.  Hurst  st 
King  Robert,  Wynn  street 
King  William,  3,  Stratford  st 
Laugher  J  no.  23,  Freeman  st 
Lea  John,  Pershore  road 
Limm  Jph.  42,  Weaman  st 


Loxley  J.  Bishopgate  street 
Lucas  Isaac,  Nechells  green 
Maiden  James,  William  st 
Mason  (iCO.  16,  Islington  rw 
Mason  J.  39,  Brearley  st.W. 
Matthews  George,  13,  Brear- 
ley street.  West 
Meddings  J.  .'i08,N  w.  John  st 
Millington  C.  32,Weamanst 
Millwood  John,  9,  Gough  st 
Mobbs  Chpr.  180,  Tennant  st 
Moore  William,  24,  Hill  st 
Moseley  James,  7,  Allison  st 
Nickolls  Jph.  ct.  12,  Holt  st 
Page  John,  2,  Richmond  st 
Parkes  B.  43,  Hospital  street 
Perry  William,  G  arbett  street 
Petty  Wm.  108,  Heneage  st 
Potter  J.31,Georgest.Parade 
Powers  John,  Hens  row 
Prescott  Robert,  21,  Sand  st 
Price  H.  72,  Gt.  Russell  st 
Roberts  E.  84,  Woodcock  st 
Roberts  J.  106,  Bradford  st 
Roberts  Jph.  255,  Sherlock  st 
Roberts  Wm.  51,  Cregoe  st 
Rose  John,  28,  Cherry  street 
Shayler  T.  159, Icknield  st.  E. 
Silvester  Thos.  18,  Unett  st 
Simpson  J.  61,  Belmont  row 
Smittan  T.  22,  Balsall heath 
Stickley  John,  Spring  walk 
Sutton  Thomas,  Bellbarn  rd 
Sutton  Wm.  Latimer  st.  Sth 
Swift  Wm.  71,  Steelhouseln 
Toon  Charles,  Lee  Bank  rd 
Towers  G.  143,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Underbill  J.  26,  Lawrence  st 
Wakeman  B.  43,  Swallow  st 
Walker  S.  91,  Hatchett  st 
Walford  Edwd.  21,  Hurst  st 
Wheatley  R.  1 8,G  t.Colmore  st 
Wheildon  Bnj.  3,  Benacre  st 
Wilkinson  R.18,Fordrough  st 
Wilson  Wm.  ct.  7<  Hurst  st 
Wright  Richard,  29,  Smith  st 
WorwoodT  .56,St.Martin's  st 

Dancing:  IVI asters. 

See  Professors. 

Dentists. 

See  Surgeon  Dentist. 

Die  &  Press  Tool  IHkrs. 

Bunch  <fe Paget,ct.  12, Price  st 
Fletcher  G.  26,  Mary  Annst 
HarrisonS.ct.2,  Brearley  st^V^ 
Hiron  S.  (and  press)  52,  St. 

Paul's  square 
Hobday  Thos.  25,  Lionel  st 
Lewis  J.  69,  Park  st.  Bull  rg 
Lingard  Geo.  67,  Snow  hill 
Pickard  John,  19,  Lichfield  st 


Robinson  Ed.  58,  Ludgate  hi 
RobinsonSusan,  14, Brittle  st 
Scott  Joseph,  140,Moseleyr(l 
Sheldon E.  86,  Buckingham  s 
Thompson(  J  .ct.4,(  i  tCharles  s 
ToytfeBentley,35,Charlotte  s 
Tower  Henry,  14,  Moor  st 
ToweDanl.l9,Masshouse  In 
Wooley  Wm.  40,  (Jrahamst 

Die  Sinkers. 

Adie  Chas.  ct.  5,  Whittall  st 
Allen  and  Moore,  35  <fe  36, 

(it.  Hampton  row 
Avern  Ed.  ct.  1,  Swallow  st 
BagshawThos. 61, Graham  st 
Barnett  Ed.  34,  Harford  st 
Capner  H.  21,  Mount  street, 

Newhall  street 
Carpenters. ct.52Fordrough  s 
CarterCharlesF.19,  Livery  st 
Chillwell  E.  160,  New  John 

street.  West 
Cooper  J.  1,  NewMarket  st 
Croft  EliasC.12,St.  Paul's  sq 
Davis  Thomas,  96^  Lionel  st 
DeakinJ.T.14.|,Lt.Charles  s 
Dipple  T.  58.:^,Northwoodst 
Durning  cfe  Ryder,  54, Bull  st 
Faherty  James,  59|,  Bull  st 
Harker  J. 20, Constitution  hi 
Heath  Jas.  10,  Hampton  st 
Heath  T.  ct.  6,Gt.Charles  st 
Heaton  R.  &  Son,  71,  Baths 
Hinks  Jas.  69^  Newhall  st 
HipwooddrSteeple,26,  Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 
Hiron  Saml.  52,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Hobson  John,  ct.  9,  Fleet  st 
Horner  Alfred,  22,  Horse  fair 
Hughes  John,  75,  Bath  st. 
Ingram  T.VV\  85, I3radford  st 
Jenkins  Hy.  11,  Spencer  st 
Lee  Edwin  E.  11,  James  st. 

St.  Paul's,  and  2,  Fleet  st 
Levick  John,  206,  Livery  st 
Lewis  J.  W.  38,  Howard  st 
Lowe  D.  19,  Masshouse  In 
Middleton  W.  46,  Regent  pi 
Moore  Paul,  Lister  street 
Neal  John,  ct.  33,  Livery  st 
Newton  C.  ct.4,  Shadwell  st 
Ottley  Thomas,  122,  Snow  hi 
Power  Henry,  14,  Moor  st 
Pratt  William  W.  156,  New 

John  street.  West 
Reeves  S.  ct.  10,  Snow  hill 
Round  A.  ct.  32,  Newton  st 
Sherrifr  &  Tye,  c.  14,  Snow  hi 
Steadman  J.  12,  Lr.  Camden  s 
SteelWilliam,17,Hamptonst 
Swinburne  (ieo. I, Whittall  st 
Wakelam  B.  61,  Ludgate  hi 


334 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    FIST. 


Ward  Jolin,  2.  Mory  Ann  st 
Warnor  Henry,  1 1  i,  Clierry  s 
Wilkinson  George,  14,  Bread 
street,  Newball  street  i 

Die  Stock  c^  Screw  Plate 
Makers.  j 

Asbury  J.  .'Ah,  Constitntn.  hi 
Bradley  JphI  111,  Bartholo- 
mew's bldgs.  Bordesley  st  ! 
Eade.sW.(feSon,H6,  Lichfield  s  ' 
Fletcher  ( J  eo.2t),  ^I  ury  A  nn  st 
Johnson  T.ct.-iO,  t:dniund  st 
Lilley  W.  dr  J.  ct.  5,  Cross  st 
]Mountford\\'illi;nn,  conrt,  4, 

Great  Ilauipton  street 
Payne  U.  ct.  -Ji),  Newton  st 
Pickard  .Ichn,  19,Licbfield  st 
Smith  .) .  ;j2,  Great  Charles  st 
Steele  Tholnas,^^4,Coleshill  s 

Dippers  &  Silverers 

De\vslniryF.127,U.  Tower  st 
FitzpatrickC.M.19,Smnnier  1 
Lee  Jph,  17<>,Brearley  st.W 
Mc  Hale.M.2G,Lt.Charles  st 

Dog  Collar  Makers. 

Bayliss  John,  47,Weaman  st 
Cress  well  \\'m.  (5.  Weanian  s 
Croslx'i'  T.  i;!,  Colrsbill  st 
Ensall  C  harles,  .'{9,  Liverv  st 
Froggatt  W.  2lS9,  Bradford  st 
Iliat  \V.  J.  2(),  Masshonse  In 
Nichols  James,  6'J.  jjigbetli 
Mills  Samuel.  .'JJj,  I  toward  st 
Poller  ("hrsj)r.  Belmont  row 
Smilh  T. ('1.4. Bartholomews 
Swinglcr  \\'..V2,  Stanilorlh  s 
Whitelumse  E.  .'};>(),(  heapsd 
W illiams  J ohn,  ct.  1 ,  Aston  rd 

Door  Spring  T/Tanufrs. 

Hudson  JMhvard,  (C'otterill's 
pateiitj  2(i.'{,  Ashted  row 

Newman  William,  1(»,  Bond 
street,  Hampton  street 

Drysaltcrs. 
Sec  nho  Drug<jhh 

Ashmore  Jph.  I,  Cp.Mill  In 
Bagnall  A-  Lees,.')!*,  High  st 
Davis  Timothy,  Bristol  road 
Lnmldey  A.  .Ot^St.  Pauls  sq 
l'eggK.<V'II.I22,(;t.  Charles  8 
Kohinson     E.     Kit),    High  st. 

Deritend 
Thornley  S.jun.Hr),  Snow  hi 

Dyers. 

T'irrh  T).  l.'J,  Prospect  row 
iSirch  i:iiz.»;,(;t. Hampton  st 
JVirch  Lucy,  217,  Bristol  st 


Birch  Maria,  45,  Lichfield  st 
Campbell  I  )onal(iMcl)onald, 

54,  Gt.  Hampton  street 
Hartwright  AV.64,  Aston  st 
Hodgshon  J.  77,  Pershore  st 
Holland  Charles  <fe  Son,  106, 

New  st.  <fe  11,  Moat  row 
Jeffries  Cha-s.4,  Coventry  rd 
Mc  Lintock  R.  29,Newton  st 
Phillips  Abm.  9,  Bread  st. 
Poole  Ann,  5,  Aston  street 
Quin  Hannah,  I."i,  Suffolk  st 
Kagg  W.  &  S.  general  clean- 
ing establishment,  9,   Is- 
lington row 
Reeves  Jas.6(),Bishopgate  st 
Varney   John,     121,    Great 
Charles  st.  and  88,  New  st 
WilkesHenry.64,  Pershore  st 

Earthen-ware  Dealers. 

See  also  Glass  and  China  D  Irs 

Bagnall  William,  3,  Parade 
Bagnall    William,    jun.   40, 

Summer  hill  terrace 
Baker  1.  1 10,Gt.  Hampton  st 
Baker  Thomas,  Market  hall 
Birch  Saral.  105,  Heneage  st 
liill  Thoma^s,  Market  hall 
Boyle  cfe  Co.  108,  Steelhouse 

In. ttmnfrs. Stoke-on-Trent 
l]ridgwaterJ.2S7,  Summer  In 
BuswellJarvis,()6, Hockley  hi 
Chapman  S.  Ahirket  hall 
Cotterell  Fras.53,  Sherlock  st 
Deaven])ort  K.  Market  hall 
Eaves.1 . 1 9,'i, KingEd ward  srd 
Fidoe  Th(>s.  ,'{.'»1,  Summer  In 
FisherStephen,2,  Loveday  st 
FoxleyR.:{4,High  st.  Deritud 
Green  Charles,  Hanley  st 
Hughes  Charlotte, Market  hi 
Hodgetts  'I'hos.  17,  Farm  st 
.Lickson  .1.  jun.,  Itj,  New  st 
•FamesJ.Snow  hlA'7f^New  st 
.Fones  Tlio<.  51,  SulVolk  st 
Knight  r.  Bell  Barn  road 
Land<>rs  C. 100, Steelhouse  In 
Lingard  iClli'u,  Honduras  wf 
Lowe  Richard,  2(5.  Balsall  st 
liowe  A\'m.  'i}/^^  Lr.  Priory 
Marlow  E..'{2,(it.Hamj»ton  st 
Masomore  John,  (wholesah') 

L'{t),  Moor  street 
Poulton  J.i)f<,  Northwood  st 
Povc'y  .lohn,  Necbflls  green 
Purser  Jph.  .'M,    Hatchett  st 
Rollason   and    liurman,    ,'{0. 

I  nion  street 
Rollason  (Jeo.  T.  10,  New  st 
Rookrr.lohn,.'{."{,Nrw  'I'own  r 
Sa\vy«'r  C.  .'{(>,  Mojint  street, 

Newball  strt'fl 


Shaw  Benj.  106,  Dale  end 
Smith  Saml.  216,  Cheapside 
Smith  Thos.  164,Gt. Brook  st 
Tull  Henry,   75,  Allison  st 
Williams  Watkln,   3:5,    Bell 

street  and  Market  hall 
Woolley  Eliz.  12,  Aston  st 

Earthenware,  &c. 
Mounters. 

See  Britannia  Metal  ^  Silver- 
Plaled  fVare  Manufacturers. 

Eating    Houses   and 

Dining  Rooms. 

Abrahams  M.  89,Smalll)rk.  st 
AUday  Mrs.  A.  Corn  Ex- 
change Dining  Rooms,  35, 
Union  street 
A  moss  John,  131,  Digbeth 
liall  M'illiam,  48,  Dudley  st 
Bate  G.  T.  Phillip  st.  High  st 
Beesley  David,  GO,  Church  st 
Benson  Mary  E.  9S,  Bull  st 
Brookes  J,  14,  Duddestonrw 
Bnieton  Emily,  1 76,  Livery  st 
Burrows  ^ .  1 2,  Mount  street, 

Newball  street 
Butcher  J.  143,  Lawley  st 
Clarke  Eliz.  1,1'nion  passg 
Curmin  M.  A.  33,  Steelhs.  In 
Daniels  John,  IV^,  Dale  end 
Duncomb  Rd.  157,  ^Moorst 
Edwards.! .9o,C.t. Hampton  st 
Egginton  J  as.  3,  Easy  row 
Emery  P.  4,  Kingston  row 
Evans  J.  76,  New  Canal  st 
Goode  John,  15,  Spiceal  st 
Halles  Thos.  10,  Spiceal  st 
Harris  J  as.  129.  Hampton  st 
Hartley  A.  20,  Duddestonrw 
Holland  .Iph.  58,  (%>leshill  st 
Hollis  lit.  53,  New  Canal  st 
Hooke  Edmd,  20,  Bristol  st 
Humphrey  .Iph.  2,  A  H  row- 
Hunter  Jose])h,  152,  Moorst 
JefVs  Thomas.  4,   Kenion  st 
. I  ones  \\  illiam,  40,  lh)rse  lr 
Jordon  J.  11,  Lr.  Temjile  st 
McKee  Dennis,  3.  Allison  st 
Minstrell  .1.  Ill,  Coleshill  st 
Meeke   William,    (original,) 

22,  Church  street 
Piittison  W.  jun.  104,  Bull  st 
lN>arce  Cbarit\s,  141,  Digbeth 
Plant  Thos.  H.  14,  Livery  st 
l't>well  Mary, 57,  Pershore  st 
Price  \\  illiam.  30,  Ann  st 
Reading  J.  120,  Constitn.  hi 
Robinson  M.  124,  New  street 
Shettle  \V  illiam.  32.  Bell  st 
Smith  Joseph.  4.  Ashted  rw 


BIHMINGHAM    TRADt     LIST. 


335 


Taylor  J  as.  1,'j,  Jainiiica  r\v 
Tonkinson  William,  1  and  2^ 

Buckiiigbaiu  street 
Wainwriglit  J.  o7,  Dif^betU 
Wallis  John,  31,  Banbury  st 
Welch  Williaui,  6,  Dale  end 
Welch  Wm.  Lr.  Temple  st 
Wilkins  .1.  47  tfe  4S,  Moor  st 
Wright  Wm.  38,  Hospital  st 
Vonng  Edwd.  30,  Ashted  rvv 

Ecclesiastical    Orna- 
ment IVIakers. 

Hurdman  John  tfe  Co.  166, 
(ireat  Charles  sstreet 

Edge  Tool  leakers. 

AlkockW.  Park  Mills,  Aston 
Ashtou  Richard,  9,  Broom  st 
BettsW.(fe  Co.58,  Ludgate  hi 
Clmpman  W.  40^,  ])uke  st 
Lawrence  S.  36^  Gt.  Brook  st 
Lyndon  W.  A.  Lr.  Fazeley  st 
M-atthewsonW.  14,  Curzon  st 
Smith  G.  ct.9,High  st.Deritnd 
Smith  Jph.  32,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Thomas    Richard,    Icknield 

Works,  Icknield  squai'e 
Wyun  W.  C.  and  Co.   142, 

Suftblk  street 
Yates  John  «fe  Co.  Pritchett 

Street  Works,  ct  Exchange 

AVorks,  Aston 

Egg  Merchants. 

Bradnock  Charles,  1 1 ,  Phillip 

street,  High  street 
Harper  Jph.  89,  Bloomsbury 
Loveridge  Chas.  29,  Bell  st 
Sanson  William,  4o,  Moorst 
Shores  Matthew,  lo,  Bell  st 
^Villan  Edward,  48,  Dale  end 

HJxnbossers. 

See  also  Chasers  «^'  Embossers. 

Baker  William,  4,  Brook  st 
Browning  W.  13,  Camden  st 
Capner  H.  21,  Mount  street, 

Newhall  street 
Hiron  Saml.  .■)2, St.  Paulssq 
Lewis  J.  W.  38,  Howard  st 
Munslovv  S.  ct  Co.  28,  Mar- 
shall street 
Robotham  Thos.  82^,  Car- 
digan street 

Enaxnellcrs. 

See  Engravers^  Gold,  Silver^ 

Gun,  V^"' 

Engineers  (Civil) 

Baker  Wni.  28,  Waterloo  st 

Buckle  William,  Soho  hill 


Burstall  ThoB.LadyWood  In 
Cockings    .lames,     S.     Ill, 

Montpelier  row 
Cowper  E.A.Winscm  Gn.  Ctg 
Cutler  Jon.  29,  Lady  Poollu 
Dawson  l".  123,  Ashted  row 
(iladstoue  J  as.  Round  hills 
Hughes  John,  37.  Cherry  st 
Padmore   and  ("otterell,  26, 

Bennett's  liill 
Prosser  Rd.  Baskenillo  pi 
Rote  H.  16,  Paradise  street 
Timperley.I  ohn.  Hunter's  In 
Wilson  J.  W.  123,  Ashted  rw 

IDngincers;&  li/Iachinists. 

Asbury  F.  24,  Lancaster  st 
Bonell  W.  15,  Waterloo  pi. 

Bloomsbury 
Briden  J.  203,  Livery  street 
Capper  C.  H.  33,  Broad  st 
CraddockT.&Co.36,  Broad  st 
Davies  I.  44,  Bromsgrove  st 
Edwards  Thomas,  Islington 
Foundry,  105  cfe  106,  Gros- 
vcnor  street,  West 
Evans  Joseph,  44,  Legge  st 
Fox,  Henderson,  cfe  Co.  Lon- 
don W^orks,  Smethwick 
Frearson  J.  40,  Newhall  st 
Glasgow  D.  10,  Cross  street 
Grace  G.  1D5,  Granville  st 
HigginSvfeCo.SpringHillWks 
Inshavv  J.  23,  Morville  street 
Jackson  J.  13,Georgest.Pard 
Jones&Sons,31.  Bradford  st 
Jones  T.  court  2,  Russell  st 
Lusty  S.  80,  iSIoland  street 
Middleton  W.  Bridge  st.  W 
Moseley  J.  88.J.  Aston  street 
Mountford  G.  Brasshs.  pas 
Penn  S.  3S,  Lister  street 
PhillipsW.H.15,Cumberld.  st 
Ringrose  W,  53,  Camp  hill 
Robotham  T.  Legge  street 
Shilton  W.  89,  Dartmouth  st 
Smith,  Fisher,  &  Co.  Nile  st 
Smith  G.  24,  Bartholomew  st 
Smitlut  Hawkes,  Broad  st 
Taylor  tfc  Firth,  tJrasshouse 

yard,  Broad  st.  Islington 
Taylor  W.  66,  Moor  street 
Tongue  W.  96,  Bordesley  st 
Wakefield  B.  127,  Livery  st. 
W  ardtfe  Groundy,  Lombard  st 
W  att  J .  <fe  C  o.  Soho  W orks,  & 
Soho  Foundry,  Smethwick 
Worsdell  T.  Brasshouse  psg 

Engine  Turners,  (Rose.) 

Bill  (ieorge,  6,  Pritchet  st 
Giles  W.  24,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Ilollius  M.2 1  ,G  t.Hamptn.rw 


Ivemble  .L  76,  Caroline  st 
Lovett  <k  Jeuks,  21,  Buok- 

ingliam  street 
Perry ,1 . 1 09.V,  LrBrearley  St W 
I'erry  T.  J. "40,  Barr  st.  W 
Pipe  Wm.  jun.  27,  Church  st 
Pnrsall  C.'l23,  Nelson  st.  W 
Pursall  J.  Barker  st.  Sheep- 
cote  lane 

Engravers,  (Cr old,  Silver, 

Guu,  d<:c.) 
Marked  •  are  Enamellers  also. 

*Abrahall  J.  81,  Caroline  st 
•Allen  M.  2,  Mary  Ann  st 
Appleby  E.  301,  Summer  In 
Baker  Samuel,  5,  Powell  st 
Ball  Richard,  32,  Mott  st 
BarlowH.G.79,Bucknghm.st 
•Baxter  Alfred,  15^,Steelhs.l 
Benton  W.H.ct.  28,  Whittalls 
Bland  Thos.ct.6,  Whittall  st 
Bland  Thos.  14,  Ne\\i;on  st 
Bloxham  T.  ct.  3,  Whittall  st 
Booth  George,  ct.  92,  Bath  st 
Botton  W.  S.21,  VYeamanst 
Bradbury  \V.  ct.  92,  Bath  st 
Brown  T.  ct.  5.5,  VV^eaman  st 
Curtwright  Joseph,  court  4, 

Great  Hampton  street 
•Coombes  Jno.  109,  Smith  st 
Campbell  W.  L(seal  stone) 
541^,  Gt.  Hampton  street 
Crawford  C.  H,  Ludgate  hill 
])avies  E.  Ci.  24,  Loveday  st 
Davis  Rd.  ct.  78,  Wearaan  st 
Edwards  W.  &  A.  164  Hock- 
ley hill 
FellowsW. H.ct.l, Loveday  st 
Fereday Edward,  2,  Church  st 
FoothorapeW. 40, Caroline  st 
Foster  T.  125,  Up.  Tower  st 
Goodby  Thos.  ct.  10,Lenchst 
Gough  William,  43,  Hall  st 
Gray  Jas.  J.  3S,  Spencer  st 
Groves  W.78§,  Steelhouse  In 
Gyde  H.  52,  New  John  st.  W 
Hailstone  Geo.  ct.  3d,  Buck- 
ingham street 
Hallam  T.  ct.  17,  Steelhs.  In 
Harrison  Henry,  40,  Moor  st 
Hart  William,  1,  Whittall  st 
Hawkesford  W.H.  373,  Sum- 
mer lane 
Hipkiss  William,  Richard  st. 

Spencer  street 
H  ipwood  <Sz  Steei)le,26,  Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 
Horrocks  Hy.  15,  Regent  pi 
Horrocks  J.  ct.  2,  Lench  st 
Jennings  W.  29,  Ludgate  hill 
Je.ssop  R.  G.  20,  Snape  st 


336 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Jones  H.ct.  6,Gt.  Hampton  st 
Jones  J  as.  T.  21,  Snow  hill 
Jones  \V.  H.  Up.  Hockley  st 
LeverettWm.  146,  Lionel  st 
Lovett  &  Jenks,  21,  Buck- 
ingham street 
Lucas  <fe  Williams,  34, Hall  st 
•Marshall  J. 7,  Flei,'ent  place 
Maybury  C.  78,Steclhouse  In 
•Mayfield  T.  13,  Regent  pi 
Mole  John  M.  35,  Lenchst 
Moore  J.  ct.  6,  Gt.Hamptnst.'' 
Nevitt  Samuel,  St.  Marks  st 
Newham  Jas.  jun.  16,  Wea- 

man  row 
OliverOwen.  ct.3,\Vhittallst 
OwenWm.  120,  Vauxhallrd 
Pahner  T.  ct.  6,  Whittall  st 
Pane  E,  «fe  C.  4,  Lichfield  st 
Parkes  «fe  Thompson,  ct.  7, 

Spencer  street 
Pedley Oliver,  93,  Hockley  st 
Penton  A.  ct.  14,  Snow  hill 
Perry  Samuel,  17,  Regent  pi 
Pettefer  R.  20,  Regent  place 
Power  R.  ct.  30,  Whittall  st. 
Pratchet  E.  13,  Weaman  row 
Price  John,  42.^.  Newhall  st 
RoseW.M.13,Old  Meeting  st 
Sanders  W.  2 J,  Ludgate  hill  'i 
Selkirk  W.J .27,  Ludgate  hill 
ShakespearW.  32,  Horse  fair  ! 
Shaw  J.  16,(it. Hampton  row 
Shepherd  Jas.  Bloomsburyst 
Shepherd  J.  ct.3, Weaman  rw  i 
Shepherd  S.  lG6,Camdcn  st 
Simpson  Charles,  Snape  st 
Skipp  Sml.  ct.  71,  Slaney  st 
Smith  Wm.  ct.  10,  Dale  end 
SpittleAugnstus  H.  Albert  pi 
Taylor  Joseph,  41),  Lawley  st 
Taylor  Wm.  Hridt^cst.  West 
Twist  W.  37,  Northwt.od  st. 
Tye  J .  ct.  6,  ( ;  t.  H  iimpton  st 
Ward  .las.  12,  St.Marysrow 
Whitliiigtou  F.  ct.2,  Sand  st 
Wt)odward  (;.ct.7, 1 1  auiutn.st 
Yates  G.  117,  Gt.  Charles  st. 

Engravers  and  Copper- 
plate Printers. 


Allen  Josiah,  3,  Colmore  rw 
Aston  J.  G.  (engraver  only) 
cimrt  17,  Sleelhonse  lane 
Babington  Wm.  133,Wells  st 
Bakrr  W  illiain,  4,  Hrook   st 
Baldwin  Jas.  74,  Newhall  st 
HanghamW.43,Constitutnhl 
Beach  T.  8H,   Navigation   st 
Bearsley  (Jco.jun.  York  psg 
Billing  M.  15,  Newhall  st 
Bishop  IJenj.  85,  Lombard  st 


BrownWilliam.(printer  only) 

152,  Brearley  street 
Cape  well  S.21.},  Jamaicarw 
Chamblayne  John,  court  16, 

Great  Charles  street 
Chellingworthandlleily,  41, 

Cheapside 
Cocks  T.   (engraver    only.) 
48,  Great  Colmore  street 
Coley,  Rogers,  <fe  Gough,  9, 

Exeter  row 
Colledge  Chas.  119,  Snow  hi 
Cottrellcfe  Son, 32,  Cannon  st 
Court  John,  13,  Caroline  st 
CromptonJ.64,Gt.Hmptn.st 
Davis  George,  67 i,  High  st 
Devonshire  H.  37,  Dale  end 
Dingley  Joseph,  1,  Water  st 
Eagles  Chas.  11,  Skinner  st 
Ellis  Saml.  12,  Prospect  row 
1  Fereday  Alfred,  2,  Church  st 
Flavell  William,  34,  Hurst  st 
Gamer  Thomas, (historical,) 

Lea  Bank  road 
Gough  &  Sumner,  York  pas 
Greaves  J.  C.  I,  Prospect  rw 
Hall  &  Taylor,  32,  Lionel  st 
Harrison  J.  (printer  only.)  6, 

Bartholomew  row 
Heath  J.J.  68,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Henshaw  T.  A.  36,  Bath  st  • 
Hodgetts  A.  22,  Cannon  st    j 
Holland  Joseph,  51,  Ann  st  i 
liollis  Charles,  61,  Bath  st    | 
Hope  Thos.  20,  Warstone  In 
Hunt  George,  42,  Union  pas 
Joesbm-y  J  ph.  35,  Cannon  st 
Joesbury  William,  1 ,  Astonst 
Johnson  A.  B.  27,  Temple  rw 
Keene  Alfred, 37,  Hamptn.st 
I  Leonard W .  H. 40,Caroline  st 
'  Levi  Lewis  tt  Son,  13,  Brstl.st 
Lowe  William,(printer  only,) 

25,  Cherry  street 
Matthis>in  R.71,  Edgbstn.  .st 
M ayfieUlBenj.  1 2S, Hmptn.  st 
Moseley  R.S. 36,  V^ictoria  gv. 
Osborn  W.  8,  Lt.  Cannon  st 
Osborne  .Iph.  9,   Edmund  st 
Owen  Edward,  96,  Bull  st 
INnn  ('.  J.  114,  Lionel  st 
Phillips  T.  274,  Bradford  st 
Price  .loseph,  ;8,  (berry  st 
Price  Thos.  tfe  Co,  14,  Ann  st 
IUidclyfleT.ttSon,108,News 
Radclytle  Wni.(historicaleu- 
graver,)  Monument  place 
Ri-nshaw  .1 .  69,  ( J  t .  (  barles  st 
R«.bothainT.82.V,  Cardigan  st 
Savage  W.  77-4,  Newhall  st 
Seymour  Charles,  «>4,  Bull  st 
Simmons  G.  41,   Newhall  st 
Smith  Duvid,  23,  Church  st 


Smith  Thomas,  73i,  High  st 
SolomonG.61,Constitutn.hill 
Stewart  Alfd.  47,  North wd.  st 
StampsJ.(feCo.6,Gt.Charle3s 
Swan  Brothers,2,  Newhall  st 
Tolley  James,  71^,  High  st 
TomkinsonR.C.39',  Snowhill 
Tonks  John,  61,  Hill  street 
WakemanJ.26,Gt.  Charles  st 
Walkinshaw  Henry,  27,  Gt. 

Charles  street 
Watson  Geo.  ct.  30,  New  st 
Wilkins  Saml.  6U,  Newhl.  st 
W  ilkinson  C .  282,'Bradford  st 
Wilkinson  Wm.  29,  Bull  st 
Wrighton,  Whittle,  and  Co. 

72.|,  Newhall  street 


Engravers  (Die,  Seal, 
and  Stone.) 

Allen  <fe  Moore,  35  and  36, 

Great  Hampton  row 
Avem  Edw.  ct.l.  Swallow  st 
Barnett  Edw.  34,  Harford  st 
Campbell  William  1. 54^,  Gt. 

Hampton  street 
Capner  H.  21,  Mount  street, 

Newhall  street 
Carpenter  S.ct. 52, Fordrgh.st 
ChilwellE.160,Nw.JohnstW 
Duming  *k  Ryder,  54,  Bull  st 
Hiron  Saml.  52,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Hunt  F.  ct.  1 1 ,  Lr.  Brearley  st 
Lewis  J.  W.38,  Howard  st 
Oliver  James,  11,  Newton  st 
RatclifteJ  .iV;  E.  53StPaurs  sq 
Ryland  and  Johnson,  53^, 
I       Dale  end 

I  SherriffifeTye,ct.l4,Snowhill 

1  Smith  William,  90,  Dale  end 

Taylor  Jas.,  71,  Summer  In 

Engravers,  (Wood.) 

Barr  Solomon,  42,  Cherry  st 
Deakin  A.  42,  Edmund  st 
(irove  James, Taysyard,  20, 

Great  Charles  street 
HetheringtonW.20,Severn  st 
1 1  ill  W .  it  Co.  54,  Bradford  st 
Price  Josejdi.  38,  Cherry  st 
Royle  Edwin,  (irant  street 
Wright  W.  93,  Lichfield  st 

Envelope  Manufrs, 

Hiron  Saml.  52,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Remond  A.  iV-  Co.  37,  Great 
Charles  street 

Eyelet  Hole  Makers. 

liejnion  Wm.  42 i.  New  st 
Bloxham  W.  44,NewJohn  st 
1  Edelsten  <fc  Williams,  New- 
I      hall  Wokrs,  George  st.  Pd 


KIRAJlNGUt.M    TR.AOK    LIST. 


337 


liavrison.T .  1 0'o^  XowTown  r\v 
Iloltnos  John,  .'{O.Nowton  st 
I.awsonChpr.  l).'{,\\'ar\vick  st 
Keadinj^  Joseph,  Brunswick 
l)Uice,  Lower  Tower  street 
Rowley  Chas.  2.).  Newhall  st 
Suncox  W.  60,  North  wood  st 

Factors. 
See  a/so  Merchants. 

Arnott  *fe  Co.  5,  Iavt.  Priory 
Uainhritle  T.  i'i J,  Camden  st 
IJaker  Thomas,  61,  Mott  st 
Baldwin  (ieorge,  20.  Sand  st 
1  >angham\\\4o,Constitutnhl 
Banister  &  Stephenson,   i>0, 

St.  Paul's  square 
BarberJ.tfeCo.  21,Whittall  st 
Barlow  B.  i)5.  Bread  street, 

Newhall  street 
Barnett  Edward,  1,  Bristol  st 
Beale  T.  &  W.  P.  266,  Brad- 
ford sti-eet 
Bellis  Thomas,  16,  Livery  st 
Betts  &  Jones,  43,  Temple  st 
Biddle  Thos.  16,  Regent  pi 
Billing  ]\L  Charles  Henry  st 
BlanckenseeM.3,Harper's  ill 
Bonser  Thomas,  Ellis  street 
Booth  Samuel  and  Co.  84, 

Steelliouse  lane 
Breese  George,  127,  Vyse  st 
BullivantC.  1 62,Gt.Cliarles  st 
Butler  Ed.  15,  St.   Paul's  sq 
Clarke    and    Tiinmius,    28, 

Exeter  row 
Cohen  Jph.  C.  1,  Exeter  row 
DeakinC.W.S.14l  Hockley  li 
Dudley  C.  \oo,  Hockley  hill 
Faulkner  J.  A.  &  Co.  2,  St. 

Paul's  square 
Cough  and  Bo  wen,  17    and 

18,  St.  Marysrow 
Greaves  T.  4,  L.  Camden  st 
Iliron  Saml.  52,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Holt  E.  ;j8  tfe  39,  Moland  st 
I  lopkins  ifeSon,2,Summer  rw 
Huxley,  Ileriot,  &   Co.  55.^ 

Bradford  street 
Jackson  John,  49,  Ellis  st 
Kimherley  J  as.  57,  Inge  st 
Labron  (te  Day, 4,  St.Mary 's  r 
Lawson  C.  &',j.,  Warwick  st 
Lloyd  George,  Princes's  st 
McKayJ.cfeCo.l7i,Church  st 
Madeley  Richard,  32,  Dean  s 
Martineautfe  Smith, 65, Hill  st 
Matchett   and    Welch,    20, 

George  street.  Parade 
Nevill  Ed.  48,  Warwick  st 
Picken  Thos.  221,  Bristol  st 
Price  John,  1(»,  I'arade 
RadclyffeT.tfeSoa,  108,New  s 


Rod  fern  Thos.  5,  Whittall  st 
Reeves   .I* dm  and  Richard, 

125,  Moor  street 
Ryder  Edwin,  19,  Vittoria  st 
Simister  John,  183,Livery  st 
Shnmons  G.  41,  Newhall  st 
Smith  Rd.4.9,  Union  passage 
Stamps  J. cfeCo.  6,(it.Charless 
Udal   William  and   Co.  43, 

Bromsgrove  street 
Veisey  cfe  Son,  101,  INIoor  st 
Walker&Bain,  199,Moseley  s 
W^alker  &  Fleeming,  107  and 

108,  Bordesley  street 
\Varden  Saml.  Townsend  pi 
Webl)&Greenway,15,York  s 
White  Thomas,  32,  Fred- 
erick street,  Graham  st 
Wilden  B.  42 1,  Edmund  st 
Wilkes  Saml.  13,  Whittall  st 
Williams  James  and  Co.  37, 
St.  Paul's  square 

Feather  Sc  Flock  Dlrs 

Bisliop  Wm.  H^y.  16,  Ann  st 
Boucher  H.  E.  3,  New  street 
Davies^L  121, Constitution  hi 
Ethell  Ann,  7,  Livery  street 
Hammond  W. 49, Worcester  s 
Harris  Thomas,  9,  New  st 
IngramJph.23,Gt.  Charles  st 
Latham  E.  5^.,  Bradford  st 
Leggett  William,  6,  High  st 
Machin  Edw.  54,  Snow  hill 
Payne  Charles,  54,  High  st 
Price  Chas.  131,  Nelson  st.W 
Murpliy  John,  20,   Lease  In 
Scott  Peter,  3,  Moor  street 
Ward  Geo.  A.  5,  Snow  hill 
Wilde  Brothers,  34,  Edgbas- 

ton  street 
Wright  J.  &  Co.  48,  High  st 

Fellmongors  &  Iieather 
Dressers. 

Adams  Thomas,  F.  Lord  st 
Fleming  David,  107,  Rea  st 
Harford  Edwin,  82,  Small- 
brook  street 
Johnson  Ben  j.  16,  Cheapside 
Pitman  Joseph,  QQ,  Coventry 

st. ;  John  Ick,  manager 
Ryland  John,  250,  Aston  rd 
Thomas  and  Price,  55.,  Edg- 

baston  street 
Webster  Jph.  25,  Baball  st 

Felt  (Patent)  Mnfrs. 

Patent  Felt  for  Steam  En- 
gines, cfe  Asphalt  Roofing 
Company,  7,  Newhall  st. ; 
W.  R.  Lloyd,  agent 


Fender  Manufacturers. 

Marked  '  make  Bronzed,  and 
t  mre. 

+Allday  John  and  Son,  109, 

Moseley  street 
Bushell  Benj.  ct.  7,  Ward  st 
Cox  and  Luckman,   Ryland 

street,  Darwin  street 
Cnitchley   John,   court    10, 

Coleshill  street 
Davis  J.  115,  Heath  mill  In 
DavisRd.2|,  Bartholomew  st 
*tDodd  James,  5,  Skinner  st 
Ellis  tfeSlater,ct. 25,  Lionel  st 
Fullard Daniel,  1,  Howard  st 
Gorton  Geo.  89,  Lombard  st 
*GortonT.12,Bartholomewr 
*Hadley  and  Robinson,  18, 

AV^arwick  street 
Henns  Robert,  35,  Doe  st 
Hooper  S.  &  Co.    Cottage 

Lane  Works 
Horton  G.  I,  Lr.  Hurst  st.  E 
tlreland  J.  11,  Congreve  st 
Jones    Thomas    and    Sous, 

31  and  32,  Bradford  st 
Lee  Wm.  154,  Adderley  st 
fLynex  Rd.  Lr.  Brearley  st 
MapplebeckcfeLowe,Smithfld 
fOxenbould  W.   58,  Consti- 
tution hill 
tPalmer  J.6,Broad  st.Islngtn 
tParkes  John,  44,  Moor  st. 
Room  Herbert,  16,  Bull  ring 
Short  Jph.  ct.  14,  Gt.Chas.  st 
*  Simpson  Wm.  Holland  st 
*Stephens  Rd.  35^  Legge  st 
Thomas  W.  <fe  Son,  17,  Dud- 

deston  row 
Timmins  John,  5,  Birchall  st 
Toney  Wm.  V.  Soho  Works 
Turner  Wm.  8,  Birchall  st 
Wainwright  W.  199,Cheap»d 
*WardT.<feCo.l7.AVeaman  st 
•Wells  Samuel,  {&  steel,)  o9, 

Oxford  street 
Wigley  R.&  Son,99,  Lombrd.s 

Ferrule  Makers. 

Bagnall  W.  ct.  12,  Aston  st. 
Docker  J.  52,  Lancaster  st 
Onne  Sarah,  V^ittoria  street 
Watton  John,  'S'S^.,  Church  st 

File  Manufacturers. 

Andrews  T.  Nechells  green 
Ash  ford  Sml.  78,  Lichfield  st 
Bayliss  J.  H.  20,  Masshs.  In 
Beesley  John,  24,  Steelhouse 

lane,  and  4,  Ednmnd  st 
Bradbury  J. c.  1 ,  Bromsgrove  s 
Broadhurst  John,  Gopsall  st 

2U 


33S 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    L[i?T. 


Bullivaut  Ily.  ct.  18,  Hill  st 
Busby  W.  ct.  15i,  Stcelhs.  In 
Fiutler  E.  ct.  2.'i,  Horse  fsiir 
Clctbro  Ja.s.  13,  LawTcnce  st 
ColeT.ct.9,IIifjh  st.  Deritend 
CopeJ.ct.39,nigh  st.Dcritud 
Cope  Wm.  141,  Francis  st 
Cottrell  John,  14,  Camp  hill 
Crump  W.  1.3,  New  Tlios.  st 
Darwent  S.  72,  Steelhousc  In 
Dccalmer  S,  ct.  11,  Price  st 
Fieldhouse  G.  GS,  Stcelhs.  In 
Foxall  J.  99,  Rea  street 
Ilepenstall  &  Lawledge,  2/, 

Ann  street 
Ilollioake  A.  ct.  10,  Digbeth 
Ibbotson  Joseph  ife  Son,  58, 

Ludgate  hill 
Lowe  Jolin,  ct.  72,  High  st. 

Bordesley 
Lucas  AVm.  29,  Lawrence  st 
Male  William,  ct.  R(\a  street 
Mason  J.  ct.  3,  W  hit  tall  st 
Mincher  W.  240,  Aston  road 
Monks  K.  New  John  st.  W. 
Monks  II.  103,  IL.spitalst 
Morton  J.  ct.  58,  Snow  hill 
Ollioake  Rd.  29,  Meriden  st 
I'ratt  David,  22,  Fisher  street 
Rhodes  J.  77i,  Coleshill  st 
Rhod(>s  J.A'( ;  .c.  1 9,Coleshill  s 
Shjxw  \V .  ct.  22,  Lancaster  st 
Sh^ddon  li.jun.ct.21,Leggest 
Sheldon  Wm.  ct.  9,  Bath  st 
Smith  J(din,  35,  Price  street 
Spencer  J.  2S,  liloomsbury 
Spencer  J.  18,  Pros])ect  row 
Squelch  Samuel.  Princip  st 
Stokes  S.  ct.30,  Lancaster  st 
Stone  J,  ct.  11,  Staniforth  st 
Swa^l)rick  Henry,  8,  Hill  st 
Walker  Andrew,  29,  Ualh  st 
Walker  J.  84,},  (Jt.  Charles  st 
Watson  (ieorge,24.  SufJo.k  st 
Wilkes  Sarah,  5,  Pri((>  street 
\'arw((od  John,  31,  Bread  st 

Newhall  street 

Firo  Iron  and  Brasses 
IVIanufacturcrs.  ] 

Adams  .lobn,  IS,  Warwick  st 
Alien  I'jlward,  Stone  yard 
AUen  William,  ct.  40,  High 

street,  Deritend  i 

Beech  AVm.  14,  Belmont  psg. 
nicws  W.  ik  Sons,  9,   Bar-  ! 

tholomew  street  j 

Br.'idlcy  .Ipli.44,  Lombard  st 
nruuiball  (lias.  52.  lCss(>x  st  j 
(umjjbell  R.39,BartbImw.  st  , 
Carter  Saml.,  r\.  (5.  Moor  st 
(  artwrigbt  Mark.  Buck  st 
Chambers  'I'hos.  Moore'.srw 


Cox  and  Luckman,   Ryland 

street,  Darwin  street 
D  anks  J  .ct.9, 1 1  igh  st.Dritend 
Davis  Maria,  'J6,  Cheapside 
Dukes  T.  ct.  IH.  Palmer  st 
Clover  Hy.  17,  Little  Ann  st 
Cray  A.  <fe  Son,  9,  Wcamn.  st 
Harrison  J.  ct.  9.  Northwd.  st 
Harvey  John,  16,  Moseley  rd 
Hooper  S.  and  Co.,  Cottage 

lane  Works 
Ilonn  Isaac,  94,  Woodcock  st 
Johnson  Wm.43,  Floodgt.  st 
Jones  Thomas  and  Sons,  31 

and  32,  Bradford  street 
Jones  Thos.  Fras.  12,  Cecil  st 
Jukes  Benj.  Bordesley  street 
LangstonJ.ctl3,rp.Trinitys 
Lee  M'm.  154,  Addcrley  st 
MapplebecktfeLowe,  Smlhfld 
Rawlinson   William,  ct.  34, 

High  street,  Deritend 
Sambidge  William,  court  1, 

Green  street.  Birch  all  st 
Smith  John,  Bridge  st.  West 
Taylor  Rd.,  Ileathmill  lane 
Timmins  John,  5,  Birchallst 
Toney  Wm.  V.  Soho  Works 
Travis  John,  Derby  street 
Truman  K.  Gi),  Meriden  st 
Truman  (J.  court  40,  High 

street,  Deritend 
Truman  J  as.  28,  Floodgt.  st 
TrumanJas.  Deritend  bridge 
Trumau  Jph.  ct.  10,  Digbeth 
Turner  Wm.,  8,  Birchall  st 
Wigley  R.  <fe  Son,  VD,  Lom- 
bard street 
AVoodall  J.  Longbridgc  lane 

Fire  and  Life  Offices. 

See  the  first  I'isl  in  the  Class Ji- 
cntiaii. 

Fire  Shovel  and  Bit 
Manufacturers. 

Siuionite  .hdiu,  52,  Pope  st 
Travis  .lobn,  Derby  stnM^t 
Wbitiield  T.  31,  Summer  rw  1 

Fish  riookife  Reel  IMkrs  ' 
.Allport  Saml.  50,  Whittallst  , 
Haywood  My.  137,  Bath  rw  | 
Kenton  R.  40,  Lt.  Charles  st  i 
Payne  Wm.(A-  sliot  charges.)  ' 

13,  Hamptou  street 
IJobathan  Alfreds.  I,  Hallst  ! 
Trow  Isaac,  ct.  8,1, (^vc'day  st 
Wattim  John,  'M<\,  Church  st 

Fishing  Rod  &  Tackle 
Makers. 

(rowder  .loliu,  1  I,  Liv<My  st 
Dodson  J.  2,  St.  Martin's  In 


Haywood  M.  137,  Bath  row 
La\\TeuceMary  Ann  and  H. 

55,  Bull  street 
Nxitting  Chas.  12G,  Digbeth 
Rose  Wm.  29,  Congreve  st 

Fishmongers. 

Marked  *  deal  in  Game. 

Allchurch    Wm.  59,  Small- 
brook  street 
BattamsW.9,Constitution  hi 
•Benjamin J  .78,  Worcester  st 
Bradbury  S.  25,  Stafford    st 
Brogdeu  James.  101,  Hill  st 
•Copner  Thos.  73,  New  st 
•Doughty  Thos.,  37,  Ann  st 
Downs  John,  Dale  end 
•Eccleston  W.  1 15,  Dale  end 
Farmilo  Chas.  1,  Wheeler  st 
Fox  Samuel,  Duke  street 
GardnerJob,  Edward  st.Pard. 
Glover  E.  160,  Hockley  hill 
Green  Charles,  Dale  end 
Griiritlis  Thos.  65}^,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Higham  John,  116,  Digbeth 
•ilulse  Thomas  iV:  Charles  C. 

1}/^,  Smallbrook  street 
Humphreys  Hy.  Dale  end 
Humphreys  Wm.  Dale  end 
Hurd  John,  Dale  end 
Jackson  Hy.,  74,  Snow  bill 
Jackson  Henry.  Dale  end 
Johnson  Edward,  Dale  end 
•Keirlc  James,  6,  Bull  street 
Mercer  Charles,  Dale  end 
•Mercer  Saml.  1 17,  Dale  end 
•Mercer  Wm.  118,  Dale  end 
•Polter  Stephen,  4,  Daleend 
Pratt  Jidm,  Dale  end 
Price  Ell  ward.  Dale  end 
•Rotton   William    and  Son, 

112,  Dale  end 
Rittlon  \\'.jun.  70,Edgbstn  s 
Rowley  Elizabeth,  Dale  end 
SamneN Judith. 51, Stafford  st 
Smith  Henry,  Daleend 
Smith  Johnll.  9l).Snow  hill 
Smith  \Vm.  26,  Congreve  st 
Stuart  D.G.A-Co.  merchants, 
Co  !ch  yard,  Lwr.   Priory  ; 
James  Mann,  manager 
Ward  (Jeorge.  50,   Livery  st 
•Ward  T.  30,  Smallbrook  st 
Whittingham  H.  26,Digbeth 
^  (»ung   (  harlt\'^,    170,  High 
street,  Deritend 

Floor  Cloth  &  Table 
Cover  Manuflrs. 

Davenport  A-  HiMidreu,  Ben- 
acre  street 


Kempson  S.  cfe  Co.  98,  Con- 
stitution liill 

Jones  William  Inij^o,  98, 
BarA)rfl  street 

Morgan  T.  ll.l  i,^Vorceste^  s 

Foreign  Importer?, 

Baker     Edward    and     Son, 

(blacklcad)  (iranville  st 
CartwriglitC.  •22,Edgba.stn  s 
Cliavasse  Sidney,  9d,  New.st 
Chectham  John,  22,  New  st 
Creamer  William,  9S,  New  s 
Ding- 


_ley    W.    H.   (artificial     Evans  Sarah,  Market  hall 
flowers.)  84,  High  street         ^^^^*^^  J<J^iii,  1<^«5,  Coleshill  st 

Floyd  Thomas,  10,  Wharf  st 
Suffolk  street 


niRA!  INGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 

'  Hayley  Daniel,  2,  Balsall  st 
Bird  Sml.  H'6,  Navigation  st. 
Bird  Wm.  95,  Navigation  st. 

and  33,  Snow  hill 
Bourne  H.  90,  Smallbrook  st 
Bubb  Jph.  8,  Nelson  st.  W 

CadeG.  261,  Bradford  st  ,_..,     ,    ot^-c-uumsu  in 

ChapIiaT.21,Cons(ituti<mhl     Wilson  II.  6G;  Constitutn.hili 

Cohvell  J.  78^,  Lichfield  st 

Cowton  Jas.  Thos.8,  Bell  st 

Dale  J.  l.-;;),  13road  st.Islngtn 

Dale  ^Villiam,  10,  Cherry  st 

Eagles  Charles,  Market  hall 


339 

Welch  John,  154,  Livery  st 
^Vhitehouse  John,  88,  Dig- 

beth,  and  Market  hall 
Whitehouse  S.88,Coleshill  st 
Wilkes  Wm.  Market  hall 
Wilkins  S.  29,  Navigatn.  st 
Willis  Rbt.  1,  Steelhouse  In. 


Dudley  Wm.  14,  St.  Paalssq 
Ileerlein,  G.  24,  Paradise  st 
Keller  Louis  and  Co.  62,  St. 

Paul's  square 
Louis  <feMier,68,Edgbastn  st 
LoveridgeC.l  12,Gt.CharIes  s 
Meyer     and     Bekenn,     16, 

Whittall  street 
Morriss  Charles,  10,  High  st 
Mountford  Thomas,  17,  New 

St.  ik  81  A,  Bull  street 
Price  J.juu.86,Gt.Hamptnst 
Onion  Mrs.  Eliz.  (Berlin  Pat- 
terns) 27,  New  street,  and 
38,  Broad  street 
Stoessiger  P.  <k  Co.   7,    Gt. 

Charles  street 
Walker  and  Bain,  (linen)  09, 
Pershore  street 


Prying  Pan  Makers. 

JonesT.E.  IGii.Dartmouthst 
Shaw  C.  3  tfe  6,  Branston  st. 
Simonite  John,  52,  Pope  st 
Whitfield  T.31,  Smnmerrow 

Funeral  Carriage  Kprs. 
and  Undertakers. 

l^r.{'f"')r:.^:Z:^  I  London  Ge„„al  Funeral  Co. 

3,  Steelhouse  lane,  Thos. 


Forgers  &  Manufrs. 
of  Sheet  Iron. 

Beasleys(fe  Farmer,  District 
Works,  Smethwick 

Bowley  Benjamin,  Victoria 
VVorks,  Smethwick 

Downing  George,  Crown 
Works,  Smethwick 

SimsArCo.AstonJunctson  Fg 

Williams  J.  &  Co.Smethwick 

Pork,  &c.  Makers. 

See  Skivimer  and  Flesh   Fork 
Manufacturers. 

French  Polishers. 

Cox  Richard,  ct.  ii^.  High  st 
Elliott  Isab.  Morleys  bldgs 
Green  Thos.  4,  Gloucester  st 
Payne  Anthy.  11.  2,  Oath  psg 
"  .8,  LittleCharlesst 


Roberts  G 


Fruiterers. 

See  also  Green  Grocers. 

Allen  Wm.  6,  Pro.-spect  row 
Ankers S .  1 76, Broad  st. Islgtn 
Anstey  H.  123,  Brd.  >^t.  Islgtn 


Furness  J.  33,  Islington  row 
Gammon    E.    (foreign.)    5, 

Constitution  hill 
Greatwood  E.<fe  J.  90, Bull  st 
Green  Chas.  Market  hall 
Green  John,  224,  Bristol  st 
Gretton  Wm.  Market  hall 
Hall  Samuel,  Market  hall 
Hearnsha\vF.23,Cnstitutnhl 
Hewitt  Samuel,  150,  High  st 

Bordesley 
Heslington  WM06,  Bristol  st 
Hopwood  J.  L.  LMonnith.st 
Humphries  Hy.  Market  hall 
Hunt  Jph.  47,  Sherlock  st 
Hunt  T.  9,  Philip  St.  High  st  ' 
Jarvis  Joseph,  202,  Livery  st 
Jelf  W.  67,  Broad  st.  Islngtn 
Jones  John,  29,  Cross  street 
Jones  W.  A.  37,  Worcester  st 
Jones  William,  2,  Parade 
Kimberley  John,  207,  High 

street,  Deritend 
Leonard  H.  25,Constitutn.hl 
Lewis  John,  28,  Congrcve  st 
Lissiter  Thos.  E.  53,  New  st 
Masters  J.  5,Duddestonrow 
Mills  W.  48,  Duddeston  row 
Mills  VV^m.  14,  Congreve  st 
Moses  S.  (foreign)  97,  New  st 
Muddy  man  G.  13,  High  st. 

Deritend 
Neile  James,  1,  Bull  ring 
Newman  Wm.  78,  New  st 
North  George,  Market  hall 
Parker  John,  30,  Temple  rw 
Philips  William,  31,  Bell  st 
Sheldon  E.  26,  Worcester  st 
Smith  Daniel,  96,  Dale  end 
S<avcleyJ.184,Brd.  St.  Islgtn 
Stevens  C.  25,  Congrcve  st. 
Taylor  J.  71,  Brd. st.Islngtn 
Thompson  B.103,Colcshill  st 
Tohias  Isaac,  20,  High  st 
Usher  James,  2,  Cheapside 


Storer,  manager 
Munro  G.  Lady  Well  walk 
StorerT. Patent  Funeral  Car- 
riage DepOt,  3,  Steelhs.ln 
Waddell  Geo.  103,  New  st. 

Furniture  Brokers. 

See  also  Tool  Brokers. 

AUbut  Joseph,  44,  Sun  st.  W 
Ansty  W.  106,  Up.  Tower  st 
Asplay  Geo.  46,  Sherlock  st 
Atkins  John,  62,  Cheapside 
Allen  Julia,  8,  Moat  row 
Bagley  S.  5S,  Hockley  hill 
Baker  T.   J.  C.  Dudley  st. 
and  6i,  Coleshill  street 


Baker  James,  12,  Dudley  st 
Barber  Sophia,  49,  Ashtedrw 
Barnes  Geo.  31,  Bishopgt.  st 
Bateman  John,  77,  Moor  st 
Beards  Jph.  36,  Worcester  st 
Bell  William,  47,  Suffolk  st 
Berresford  C.  55,  Coleshill  st 
Bill  E.  105,  Constitution  hi 
Bird  William,  55,  Cheapside 
Bird  W.  114,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Bliss  H.  G.  83,  Lichfield  st 
Bowdidge  T.  106,  Digbeth 
Bradford  J.  14,  Old  Meetingst 
Bradley  Wm.  11,  Dudley  st 
Bridgwater  B.  90,  SulTolk  st 
Brockhurt  Wm.  35,  Aston  st 
Brown  W.  H.6,Gosta  green 
Bryan  John,  216,  Livery  st 
Burns  My.  139,  Icknield  st.E. 
By  water  Harvey,  J,  Tonkst 
Bywater  Jph.  3,  Ludgt.  hill 
Carwardine  W.  25,  Sumr.  i-w 
ChambcrsG .2, Ne wThomas  s 
Collins  Saml.76,  Bishopgt.  st 
Conner  Jas.,  211,  Livery  st 
Copson  Wm.  64,\Voodcock  st 
Coultas  J.  61,  Bishopgt.  st 


310 


BIRMINGHAM    TR.ADE    LIST. 


Cox  Samuel,  207,  Livery  st 
Crewe  Stephen,  2,  Gosta  gn 
Darby  J.  192,  Broad  st.  Islngt 
Davies  Susnh.  125,  Livery  at 
Davis  Wm.  35,  Bristol  street 
DavisW.  108.  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Dixon  J.  10.3,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Douglas  J  as.  67,  Persbore  st 
Dutton  B.  29,  Constitution  hi 
Eades  James,  192,  Cheapsd. 
Eagles  Eliza,  3,  Worcester  st 
Elcox  W.  106,Gt.  Hamptn.st 
Evas  R.  1 15,  Gt.  Ham])tn.  st 
Fellows  T.  59,  Lichfield  st 
Foster  Eliz.  51,  Lichfield  st 
FranksT.183,  Highst.Dritnd 
GreenT.(new)4,G  loucesterst 
Gretton J .63, H  igh  st.  B< )rdsly 
Groom  Jno. 25,  Lr.  Lawleyst 
Guest  Joseph,  53,  Dudley  st 
Hall  H.  105,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Hammond  G.  W.  19,  Lower 

Temple  street 
HammondW.  49,  Worcester  s 
Hampton  Thomas  (fe  Philip, 

35,  Edgbaston  street 
Hare  Michael,  37,  Dudley  st 
Harris  J.  118,  (it.  Hmjjtn.  st 
Harris  J  ph.,  29,  Worcester  st 
Harriscm  J.  1 89,Up.W  indsor  s 
Hill  Benjamin.  35,  Stone  yd 
Hill  Samuel,  John  st.  West 
Hill  AVilliam,  25,  Aston  st 
Hodges  S.  J.  94,  Coleshill  st 
Hodgetts  J.  44,  Hampton  st 
Hollings  Wm.  29,  Essex  st 
Honor  Geo.  73,  Coleshill  st 
Horton  John,  15,  Buck  st 
HorwoodW.35,Gt.  Hmptn.st 
Hyde  H.  34,  George  st.  Pard 
Jehu  Thomas,  102,  Moor  st 
Jenkins  John,  10,  Milk  st 
Jones  Geo.  I(j4,  Hampton  st 
Jordan  .lohn,  4,  Sheejicote  st 
Kei-n  Joseph,  1  12,  Sufl'olk  st 
Kimherley  Jesso,9,  Bristol  st 
Kirchner  B.  )()!•,  Tennjint  st 
Kiiowles  J.  1  Kijit.liaiiiptn.s 
Langley  T.  185,  Heneage  st 
Laughtoii  J.. '{3,  Bishopgt.st 
Lawley  W.  ]()7,  Hampton  st 
Lewis  Williiiin,  2(),  Cheapsd 
McEIroy  ('.2,  Constitution  hi 
Male.l()hn,30,  Dudley  street 
Malkiii  M.  Dudley  street 
Manning  John,  52,  Aston  st 
^Llnt(»u  Thoiuiis,  7\,  \'iue  st 
Marstoii  John,  is.  Smith  st 
Marston  S.  9,  Old  Meeting  st 
Miirtin  Ann,  32,  l^eastreet 
•Martin  W.  74,  W(»rcester  st 
Mid^ley  John.  33,  Dudley  st 
Morris  Richard,  ],  H<dt  st 


Needle  James,  2,  \'ine  st 
Nichols  G.  93,  Bromsgrove  st 
Onions  II.  42,  Worcester  st 
Pardo  Thomas.  13,New  Ink- 
leys,  and  35,  Dudley  st 
Parkes  H.117.Gt.Hamptn  st 
ParsonsE.129,Gt.Hamptn  st 
Partridge  E.  59,  Heneage  st 
Pass  M.31,John  st.Dale  end 
Paste  Wm.  92,  Meriden  st 
Payne  J.  62,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Perkins  W.  21,  Prospect  rw 
Pool  Richard,  24,  Balsall  st 
PorterR.5,DwellingsTonk  st 
Potts  John,  115,  Lionel  st 
Powers  Wm.  132,  Livery  st 
Preoce  J.  1 13,Gt.Hamptn  st 
Prune  Thomas,  45,  Potter  st 
RatcliffeA.18,0IdMeeting  st 
Rawlinson  J.  44,01dCross  st 
Rayl)old  Hy.  32,  Ashtedrow 
Rol)inson  L.  Lr.  Hurst  st.  E 
Rogers  Thos.  48,  Gt.  Barr  st 
Sanders  Michael,  22,  Cross  st 
Smith  Dnl.  43,  Worcester  st 
Smith  John,  131,  Livery  st 
Smith  Thos.  6S,  Hos])ital   st 
Snell  William,  Peck  lane 
Stokes  T.  267,NewTown  rw 
Taylor  James,  2,  Sand  street 
Terry  Eliza,  178,  Livery  st 
TurnerW.248,NewTovvn  rw 
Cpton  Ed.  392,  Summer  In 
Vowles  Martha,  14,  Inge  st 
Walker  J.26.New  Town  rw 
Walton  Edward,  180,  Livery 
street,  cfe  99,  Hampton   st 
Ward  John,  35.  Worcester  st 
Ward  Robert,  4,  Aston  st 
Welsh  J.  127,  Gt.Hauiptu  st 
A\'liileJames,16,  Congreve  st 
White  11.  J.  '.)So,  Sunnner  In 
Whiteworth    William,     101, 

Gt.  Hampton  street 
Wilde  Brothers,3  l,Edgbtnst 
\Villiams  D.  5, Bromsgrove  s 
A\'oolley  J.  S.  97,  Livery  st 

Furniture  Painters. 

Bell  . Joseph.  1(»,  Legge  st 
Dawswell  Hy.  4,  Cainji  hill 
.lones  .1,  ct.  8.'{,  Lichfielil  st 
Sheppard'r.ct.2,St.Martin'sl 
\\  illiams  Chas.  ct.  5,  Ilea  st 

Furriers. 

Ball  GeovLfe,  l(i3.  Livery  st 
iioulton  .lohn,  33,  New  st 
Creamer  William.  9H,  Ncwst 
Crnnip  .lames,  ti!>.  Bull  st 
llollins  Sarah,  24.  Mall  st 
Jacks(»n  .lohn,  19,  New  st 
Laings  ife  Co.  34,  High  st 


Newton,  Jones,  and  Willis, 

15,  Temple  row 
PayneWilliam,217,  Livery  st 
Phillips  Samuel,  88,  High  st 
Wigley  E.  13,NewChurch  st 

Galvanizers. 

Galvanized  IronCo.lO.Broad 
St.  Islington;  Christopher 
Pope,  agent,  and  R.  R. 
Pocock,  manager 

Gardeners. 

Marked  '  are  FlorLilsand 
Seedsmen . 

See  also    Nufisery    a.nd 
Seeds.mkx. 

Belcher  John,  52,  Barr  st 
•Brewer  F.  J.  80,  Broad  st. 

Islington 
Hillman  G.  130,  Green  lanes 
Lunu  Wm.  (landscape.)  37, 

Summer  lane 
Mayle  d-  Co.  55,  New  street 
Phillips  Edwin,  Finch  street 
Talbot  Wm.  Icknield  st.  E. 

Gas  Fitting  Manuftrs. 

and  Titters. 
Marked  *  are  Fitters  only. 

•Bradnock  S.  ct.  2,  Ludgt.  hi 
Bro(>ks  E.  S.  30,  Snow  hill 
•Brumwich  R.26,Freeman  st 
Burn  J  as.  96,  New  John  st. 
Chambers  A.  20,  Lichfield  st 
Chambers  G.  8,  Colmore  row 
Gray,  Martin,  ct  Gray,  Berk- 
ley street 
Hartland  W.  101.  Suffolk  st 
'.leanings  E,  4,  Freeman  st. 
Kendrick  John,  7,  Unett  st 
Lilley  11.9.  Bromsgrove  st 
Lloyd  Jidjn,  Newhall  street 
Millington  T.  (Ininier  only.) 

12,  Market  street 
Messenger  it  Sons,  15  iV'  16, 

Broad  street 
Morris  Samuel,  3,  Brook  st 
Parker  J.  102,  (irunvilie  st 
Parsons  G.l08,Constitutn.  hi 
Potts  ^\'illialn,  16,  Easy  row 
Katcliirj.<V:C.140.Sufrolkst 
Shuttleworth  1'. 28, Cannon  st 
Simcox,  Pembertou,  tfe  Sons, 

42,  Livery  street 
Smith  Tiinotliy  iV  Sons, 3,  4, 

and  5.  Barthohmiew  st. 
Stock  A'  Son,  35,  'I'emplest 
Tonks  S.  iVCo.  I57.(  he;ij)side 
rud«Thiil  S.  \\.  71,  Parade 
Walker  ^^•.  12,  K.Edward'spl 


BIRMINGHAM    TIIADK    LIST. 


;m  1 


Winfield  R.  W'.,  Cambridge 

street  Works 
Vates  cfe  Birch,  39  and  40, 

Coleshill  street 

Gas  Meter  Makers. 

Bout  .lulm,  '2:<o,  IJell  IJarn  rd 
Ilortou   J.    Taylor's    Dock, 

Spring  hill,  Thos.  Piggott, 

uianagi'r 

Gate  &  Hurdle  (Iron) 
Makers. 

Marked  *  are  Wood. 

Ilalton  E.  133,  William  st 
•Kui^dit  J.  Worcester  wharf 
Uptill  E.  Smithtield  Works 
Upfill  T.  «fe  Son,  157,  Great 

Charles  street 
Warden  Jph.,  Jamaica  row 

German  Silver  Makers, 

And  Dealers  in  all  kinds  of 
Blank  Fur/cs,  Spoons,  ^'C. 

Evans  &  xVskin,  Geo.  st.  Par 
Yates  and  Birch,  3D  and  40, 
Coleshill  street 

German  Silver  Ware 
IVIanufacturers. 

See  British  Plate  Manufrs. 

Gilders. 

Barnett  T.  30,  Newhall  st 
Berks  T.  250.  Gt.  Cohnore  st 
Cook  L.  22,  Lr.  Lawley  st 
Cooper  G.  11,  Hampton  st 
Elkington,  Mason,  and  Co. 

Newhall  street 
Grove  H.  ct.  3,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Jefferys  W.  42i/<,  Newhall  st 
Kirby  Thos.  39,  Hospital  st 
Maddocks  Mary,  (water)  76, 

Gt.  Charles  street 
Mnnslow  S.  <Sz  Co.  28,  Mar- 

shall  street 
PerkinsM.A.ct.l7,  Edmund  s 
Piercy  Rd.  20,  Mary  Ann  st 
Smith  &  Cox,  77,  Bath  st 
WoolrichJ.  1 2, James  street, 

St.  Paul's 

Gilt  Toy  Manufrs. 

See  also  Jewellers 

Allen  Ellen,  34,  Loveday  st 
Bailey  Tlux.  4,  Holland  st 
Baker  W.  n.49.Constitutn  h 
Balleny  J.  44,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Barber  U  in.  ct.  4,  Lionel  st 
Birch  J.  ct.  21.  Summer  In 
Bland  T.  S'-i,  Parson's  bldgs 


BookerT .  1  l)0,G  t.H  amptn  rw 
Bnckley  F.  (watch  key)   ct. 

9,  Cecil  street 
Dadley  A.  1'.  52,  Newhall  st 
(Jreenhill  My.  98,  Carver  st 
(iucst   John    and   William, 

18,  Hampton  street 
Humnett  George,  court  30, 

Lower  Tower  street 
Harris  B.  72,Gt.  Hamptoi^s 
Harrison  Henry  and  Joseph, 

4,   Howard  street 
Harrison  J.  195,  New  Townr 
Hccley   James,    and    Sons, 

Mount  st.  cfe  Graham  st 
HicksonW.ct.3,Lt.  Chnrles  s 
Hinley  Samuel,  17,  Essex  st 
Jackson  Samuel,  1,  Mott  st 
Jenks  J.  101,  Bishopgate  st 
Jones  T.  16,  St.  Marys  row 
Kennedy  R.  5?y,  Loveday  st 
Kettle  Mary,  99,  Suffolk  st 
Lear  William,  Macdonald  st 
Leonard  T.  42,Constitutn  hi 
Lowe  Edw.  45,  Harding  st 
LoweJ.&G.24,Constitutn  hi 
Newey  T.43,New  Tov.ai  row 
Newey  Wm.  o5,  Loveday  st 
Onion  S.  G.  10,  Brook  st 
Pardoe  J.  22.  St.  Paul's  sq 
Parkes  J.&Son.5,St.Mary's  r 
Parkes  S.&  Sons,  7,  Bath  st 
Parr  E.  122,  Gt.  Charles  st 
ParrThomas,  49,  Tennantst 
Perry  Charles,  12,  Digby  st 
Phillips  Hy.  68,  Graham  st 
PonciaJ.&Son,50,Pershore  s 
Pursall  John,  6,  Caroline  st 
Reddell  T.  70,  Woodcock  st 
Rollason  H.  3,  Regent  pard 
Stone  Chas.  28,  Ludgate  hi 
Taylor  Jph.  62,  Caroline  st 
Thornton  T.  55, St.Paul's  sq 
Wagstaff  John,  36,  Horse  fr 
Wilder  Mary,  16,  Spencer  st 
WilkinsonJ.ct.3,Up.Gough  s 

Gixnblet  Manufrs. 

Atkin  &  Sons,  96,  Barford  st 
Betts  William  and  Co.  58, 

Ludgate  hill 
Birkin    Edward,   225,   High 

street,  Deritend 

BrittainW.2i)Bartholomew  r 

''  Brown  Hy.  25,  Vauxhall  st 

!  ClarkMatth.l65,Hamptonst 

!  CooperCr.tt  Sons,ct.l6,Hillst 

Edmunds  Fdk.  18,  Horse  fair 

Evans  William  &  John,  ct. 

88,  Broad  street,  Islington 

Glover  Wm.  23,  Pritchet  st 

Haden  Samuel,  31,  Legge  st 

[larrLson  John,  Gt.  Lister  st 


HandyThos.ct.9,  Howard  pi 
Hood  Joseph,  court  20,  High 

street,  liordesley 
Horton  Joseph  T.  <fe  John. 

11,  St.  Mary's  row 
Johnson  Wm.  43,  Floodgt.  st 
Jones Rt.tfe  Son,  1 05,  Cheapsd 
Newey  Edw.  ct.  3,  J^t.  Ann  st 
Newey  J.  112,  Bordesley  st 
Nicklin  E.  bij,  Bradford  st 
Sadler  W.  43,  New  John  st 
Thompson  John,  com-t  19, 

New  Town  row 
Wild  Ann,  42,  Belmont  row 

Glass  Manufacturers 

Bacchus  Geo.  cfe  Sons,  (cut) 

Union    Works,   3    and   4, 

Dartmouth  street 
Bagijot  street  Crown  ^  Sheet 

Glass  Company,  Baggot  st 
Birmin(//inin  Plate  and  Crown 

Glass  Comony.  Smethwick; 

James  Hartley,  consulting 

manager,  cfe  W.  Cox  an,  sec 
Chance   Brothers,   and  Co., 

Smethwick 
Cut.Glass  Co?/?,/>w?/.Charlolte  st 

Mills;  I.  H.Bedford, mana- 
ging partner 
Felton  T.25|,  Edgbaston  st 
Gammon   &   Son,   Behnont 

Glass  Works,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Green  Joseph,    Etna   Glass 

Works,  Broad  street 
Harris  Rice, Islington  Works, 

Sheepcote  street 
Hughes  Geo.  8,  Riclimond  pl 
Jukes  John,  6,  Livery  street 
Lloyd  <fe  Summerfield,  Park 

Glass  Works,Birmnghm.ht 
Parsons  Joseph,  25,  Canal  st 
Perks  cfc  Rogers,  52, Dale  end 
Sefton  cfe  Barnes,  44,  Hill  st 
Shakespear  Saml.  (Trustees 

of)    Soho    Glass    Works, 

Lodge  road 
Stevens   James,    (flint    and 

coloured)  1 53, D  ar tmouth  s 
Thames  Plate  Glass  Co.  57, 

Broad  st. ;  E.Lacey,agent 
WhitehouseJ.87,Heneage  st 

Glass  Button  Mnfrs. 

Ashford  John,  ct.  23,  Lionel 

st.  and  3^\,  Spencer  st 
Bott  Simon,  ct. 4, Caroline  st 
Brockington  W.  99,  Smith  st 
Brueton  W.  120,  Pritchet  st 
Darby  Wm.  73,  Lionel  st 
DavenportA.148GtCharles  s 
Gimbert  J.  49,rp. Hospitals 


3i2 


BlllMIiNGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


(Jroutagr  T.  1.'*,  Ilcnriolta  .s 
ninj,'clcy  Jph.  6J,  iluuloy.st 
Lee  Thus.  <fe  Son,  2,  Fleet  st 
Lycott  S.  55,  Buckini^ljam  st 
Mil!  ihew.s  J.  27,Ne\vJ(tliu  st 
Matthews  W.oJ,  Loveday  st 
NcaltfeToiiks,  lotJ  t.Charles  s 
Newton  J  ()sepli,4,(.'aroliuest 
PeiTy  Hy.  New  Joliu  st.  W 
I'liillipsS.ct.  17, St. George's  s 
Stewart  J.  ct.  21,  Moland  st 
WitliiuiU  Ed.  S4,  Ctuudcu  st 
Young  S.  41,  Lt.  Charles  st 

Glass  Chandelier  and 

Lustre  Manufrs- 

Cox  Thos.  114,  Bradford  st 
Felton  Tlutnias,    Attwood's 
Mill,  Ba.sker\illc,  and25i. 
Edgbaston  street 
llolden  ICdw.  Cambridge  st 
Alorgau  W  in.    d:    (ieo.  Att- 
wood's Mill,   Baskerv'ille 
Osier  F.  cfe  C.  (ct  table  glass) 
1G4  cfe  16j,]3road  st.Islgtn 

Glass  andChinaDlrs. 

BnllJesse,  913,  Digbeth 
Bill  G.  T.  K{,  Bath  pa.-^sage 
lioylectCo.l  ().S,Stcelhouse  In 
Davis  Jane,  Market  hall 
ICdgeSunil.  15,  Steelhouseln 
Felton  T.  2oA,  Edg])ast(»n  st 
Fisher  L.  M.  Handsworth  vl 
(■ee  John,  140,  Snow  hill 
IlobbissJ.o^, Droad  si.  Islgtu 
Jackson  J.juu.  16,  New  st 
.J(jnos  James,  12,  Snow  hill, 

and  76,  New  street 
Lines  Lliz.72,  Smallljrook  st 
Noake  C.S2,Broad  st.  Isligtn 
Nock  Henry,  29,  Ann  street 
Nock  J<»hn,  42,  Bull  street 
Robinson  Wra.  2,  Dale  end 
RollasDn  and    Bunnan,  30, 

I  ninii  street 
Ilollu.s(m  (;co.  T.  10,New  st 
Sadler  J.  2,'>,  Constitution  hi 
SininionstV-tjee, I  lS,>n(iw  hi 
Tams  J.  62,  Constitution  hi 
'lOnks  ICdward,  M;irki>thall 
W  alters  C.  H.  6,  I'nion  jisg 
Woolk-y  i:!i/,.  12,  Aston  st 
Wragg  G.WM  l.sColeshill  st 
Young  Ily.  Gt.  Co'.niorc  st 

Glass  Cutters, 

Allen  J.  A-  l.S.."i,(;t.Bro.ik  st 
Baker 'r.(harlotte  St.  Mills 
Clark  John,  Dank's  Mill 
Dauks  l)('njainin,S,  Cecil  st 
Docker  Cvn.  dti,  Moseley  st 
J)ocker  W'lu.  61),  Moseley  st 


Evans  John,  99,  Gramnlle  st 
Felton  Thomas,  Attwood's 
Mill,  Baskerville,and25.J, 
Edgbaston  street 
Green  J.  jun.  50,  Potter  st 
Henley  Thos.  Basker\illepl 
Hewlett  J. 131,Gt.  Charles  st 
H olden  Ed.  Cambridge  st 
Hopkins      \\'illiam.     Cox's 

*!Mill,  Moor's  row 
Lycott  Geo.  43,  Summer  In 
Matthewmani\.3,Warstone  I 
Moore  J.  2,  St.  Martin's  pi 
Moore  \V.  59,  New  Town  rw 
Morgan  H.J.Baggot  St.Mill 
Morgan  William  d:  George, 
Attwood's  Mill.  Baskervl 
Nock  John,  42,  Bull  street 
Nokes  John,  Brueton's  wlk 
Nokes  Joph.  ct.  7,  VVaid  st 
Rowley   Thoma,s,    (broach) 

court  7,  ^^'ard  street 
Sheldon  William,  31,  Cox  st 
SilverBrothers,5,Gt. Brook  st 
Stokes  and   Willniott,  Att- 
wood's Mill 
Swift  M.  Lichfield  St.  Mill 

Glass  Engravers. 

BonrneJph.ct.  37,  Digby  st 
Morgan  William,  <fe George, 

Attwood's  Mill 
Nokes  Jph.  ct.7.  Ward  st 
Parsons  D.  121,  Heneagest 
Wood  Chas.  3S,  Sufiolk  st 

Glass  &  Lead  Ivlerts. 

Beale  Saml.  10.},  Newton  st 
Conway  John, 28, Worcester 

street,  and  10.  Snow  hill 
Curran  J.  C.  SJ,  Digb.'th 
Hall  Edward,  3,  Moat  lane 
Hodges  Samuel,  (gla.ss  only) 

1,  (Josta  green 
Lacey  E.(glass  only)Broad  st 
ALnidsley  Fdk.  102,  Snowhl 
I'lM-ksd-Rogers,  r>2.  Dale  end 
Smith  iV-  Pearce,6, Cannon  st 
Smith  tfe  Son.s,  141,  Snow  hi 
Stock  tt  Son,  1.1,  Cannon  st 

Glass  r.Tould  Makers 

Al)bott  Josejdi,  14,  Moor  .st 
Ball  Edward,  (;:».),  Bullst 
Stj'aibiian  .I.12,Lr.(  iimden  s 
Warner  Hy.  ll.j.  Cherry  st 

Glass  Painters,  Staincis, 
and  Benders. 

Bhukstafl'eW.j.j, Camden  sL 
Chaplin  ImIwIu,  (iranl  stif(-| 
Chajilin  Jamc^.  .Moi\  ilh-  sf. 


Comes  William,  19.  Buck  st 
Fanner  T.and  enameller,  2, 

Howard  street 
Freeth  James,  38\,  Cherry  st 
Groutage  S.  ct.  18,  Price  st 
Groutage  T.  15,  Henrietta  st 
Hyde  John  43,  Sand  pits 
Lycett  Geo.  43,  Summer  In 
Lycett  S.  55,  Buckingham  st 
Nock  Henry,  29,  Ann  street 
Pemlierton  F.  <fe  C.12,  New- 
hall  hill 
Thompson  M'ra.  &  Geo.  39, 

Legge  street 
Williams  R.  102,  Granville  st 

Glass  Toy  Manuftrs. 

Ashford  J.  36k,  Spencer  st. 

and  ct.  23,  Lionel  street 
Bradley  Samuel,  4,  Beak  st 
Brueton  W.  120,  Pritchet  st. 
Davenp(>rtA.148,Gt.  Chas.  st 
Dew.sberj-A.2i.Coustitutn.hl 
Dukes  J.  46,  Woodcock  st 
Felton  Thos.  Attwoods  Mill, 
I3askeiTille,  and  2J.^,  Edg- 
baston street 
Hall  Win.  95,  Norlhwood  st 
Hudson E.  1 05,Bromsgrove  st 
Jones  J.  ct.  7,  Lt.  Charles  st 
Lee  Thos.  <fr  Son,  2,  Fleet  st 
Mansfield  R.  16,  Bradford  st 
Matthews  W.  57.  Lovoday  .st 
NeaKtTonk.s,13,Gt.Chas.st 
Peele  Peter,  ct.  10,  Holt  .st 
Rowlinson  James,  couri  20, 

Constitution  hill 
Smith  C.  64,  New  Town  row 
Welch  Vhas.  1.  Caroline  st. 
Wesiwood  J.  1 1 1,  Hospital  .st 
Willmore  J.  308.  Summer  In 


Glovers. 

See  also  IlabcrJtishcrs. 

Blockley  Thomas,  44.  Reast 
Carter  .iosejdi,  9,  Digbeth 
Wareing  James,  80,  High  st 
\\'atson  J.  5,  Smallbrook  st 
^^'eston  Thos.  9i,  High  st 

Gold  Beaters. 

Corbett  F.78,  Tinckingham  .st 
HardiiiLr  J.  49,  Woodcock  st 
Jones  Thos.  51,  Suilblk  st 
Lane  J  .iVSon,3,{ ;  t  .Charlesst 
MarstonT.10,(;t. Hamptons 
Pimm  H.i<^-Co.29,Newhallst 
I'richet  G.  ct.  13,  Fordrough  s 
Ryland  J(d)n.54,  Barford  st 
MalkerSaml.  62,  Hanley  si 
^\  mnri  Rt.  125.  Hospital  st 


BIRMINGHAM    TR.4DK    LIST. 


313 


Gold  Cutters. 

Ellis  (icurgo,  ct.  "2,  Smith  st 
(iilbert  D.  (i,  llogeut  panule 
Keeling  J.F.ct.Jli, Spencer  st 
Latliuiu  Wm.  (>,  Pritchet  .st 
Lee  George,  34,  iiallst 
Reynolds  John,  8o,  Mott  st 

Gold  Pen  Manfrs. 

Capner  T.  &  Co.  8,  Pope  st 
Collins  J.  170,  Hockley  hi 
i'entou  J.  7-i,Cit. Hampton  st 
Jackson  J.  13,  (Jeorgestreet, 

Parade 
Parkes  I.  ct.  7,  Henrietta  st 
Wiley  \V.  E.  cfe  Co.  34,  Great 

Hampton  street 

Goods  Kemovei's, 

Ash  ton  William,  Canal  st 
Bradbury  J  as.  49,  Smith  st 
Evans  J.  ct.  13,   Edmund  st 
Hanson  J.  134,  Lancaster  st 
Howe  H. 191, Highst.Derimd 
Huband  J.  95,  Hockley  st 
H  uband  W .  1 6  j,G  tH  amptonr 
Hughes  Henry,  18,  Lench  st 
Jacomb  J.  ct.  1,  Vauxhallrd 
Jones  Mary,  Staflbrd  street 
Kno\vlesJ.116,Gt.Hamptn.s 
Macdonald  Il.222,Bradrord  s 
Mack  John,  ct.  2, Cannon  st 
Mayner   William,    6,  Bond 

street,  Hampton  street 
Morris  Pilchard,  1,  Holt  st 
Onslow  J  as,  7^,  Hockley  hi 
Oswell  O.  23,  Vauxhall  st 
Perkins  W.152,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Pitchford  lUchard,  court,  12, 

New  John  street 
Porter  P..ichard,5,  Dwellings, 

Tonk  street 
Roberts \V.  6,  Up.  Hockley  st 
Smith  John,  131,  Livery  st 
Stretton  William,  Lawley  st 
Tucker  John,  25,  Severn  st 
Turner  Chas.  89,  Slaney  st 
Walker  Richd.  28,  Carver  st 
Wells  Jas.  Bridge  st.  West 
Woodfield  W.  ct.  18,  Gros- 

venor  street,  West 
W^oodward  Wm.,  10,  Fox  st 

Green  Grocers, 

Adams  Wm.  5,  Gt.  Lister  st 
Allen.Vbrahani,  Market  hall 
Allen  H.  7,  Alcester  street 
A  llport  John,  Nechells  green 
Andrews  T.  26,  Marshall  st 
Anstey  J  ph.  349,  Cheapside 
Argyle  J.  Wynu  street 
As  bray  Wui.  3;,  Bow  street 
Atkins  J.256,NewTownrow 


Baker  W.  99,  Lr.  Tower  st 
Bardell  E.  215,  Ashted  row 
Uarker  James,  6,  Suitblk  st 
Bartles  J.  1S7,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
Belcher  John,  52,  BaiT  st 
Bennett  Geo.  Market  hall 
Bennett  My.  45,  Colmore  st 
Bennett  T.  42,  High  street, 

Deritend 
Billingham  J.  71,Bi^^f'l>  ^^ 
Biliiugham  C.  15,  Aston  st 
Bird  Richard,  12,  Spring  st 
Bird  T.  H.  34,  Ryland  st 
Bird  William,  33,  Snow  hill 
Bishton  John,  86,  Suffolk  st 
Blakemore  J.22,  Ludgatehl 
Boynton  J.  15,  Svin  st.  West 
Bradbury  S.  25,  Stafford  st 
Brooks  J.  82,  Steelhouseln 
Groom  Edw.  ct.  1,  Holt  st 
Brown  Sarah,  62,  Bath  st 
Buuce  Saml.  58,  Hanley  st 
Buxton  S.  249,  Sherlock  st 
Cawtou  C.  66,  New  Town  r 
Chappie  E.  xW  Bissell  st 
Chese  Fras.  144,  Cheapside 
Chiles  Joseph,  1,  Stafford  st 
Clarke  John,  Wynn  street 
Clemings  M.  A.  '26,  Aston rd 
Cluff"Wm.  9S,  Gt.  Russell  st 
CochraneWilliam,  208,  High 

street,  Deritend 
Collingwood  S.  25,  Barford 

street.  South 
Collins  Jph.  30,  Hatchett  st 
Cooke  Geo.  4.  Hockley  hill 
Crofts  T.  119,  Hospital  st 
Crosby  Rt.  1,  Up.  Tower  st 
Davies  John,  41,  Suffolk  st 
Davies  John,  83,  Aston  st 
Davies  Mary,  30,  Ward  st 
Davis  Rt.  5.  New  Summer  st 
Dawson  John,  23,  Suffolk  st 
Deaves  Richd.  Market  hall 
Docker  J.  52,  Lancaster  st 
Dugmore  Geo.  Market  hall 
Eaton  Alfi-d.  57,  Hatchett  st 
Edwards  W.  21,  Camden  st 
Ellis  Geo.  70,  Coleshill  st 
Evans  Thomas,  40,  Inge  st 
Evans  T.  6S,  Lancaster  st 
Fellows  J.  147,  Hockley  hill 
Fenton  S.112,Gt.Hampton  s 
Fisher  C.  66,  Scotland  place 
Fisher  Mary,  2,  Camden  st 
Fletcher  J.  7S,  Hospital  st 
Forddry  C.  299,  Bell  Barn  rd 
Fowke  Mary,  Summer  lane 
Francis  Eliz.  22,  Summer  In 
Gardner  J.  Lr.  Pershore  st 
GardnerW.46,St.  George's  st 
GarHeld  H,  354,  Summer  In 


(Jay  Robt.  180,  Ashted  row 
(Jee  Wm.  139,  Lawley  st 
Godwin  Jj)h.  45,  L'nett  st 
(Jordon  11.36,  (it.  Uussellst 
GreenhouseW.66, 1 lanley  st 
Gregory  J.  219,  Bristol  st 
Gretton  ^Vm.  50,  Suffolk  st 
(Griffith  E. 29, Buckingham  st 
Hadden  T.  119,  Hampton  st 
Haddock  N.  10,  (jiosta  green 
Haddock  Thos.  29,  Albiim  st 
Hall  William.  45,  Haidey  st 
H  arris  W.  125,  High  st.Brdsly 
Hayes  E.  46,  Steeihouse  In 
Hayes  J.  36,  Lr.  Brearley  st 
Hewitt  Wm.  3,  Keniou  st 
Hill  H.  15,  Farm  street 
HillT.4l, Mount  st.  Newhl.st 
Hodgkiss  G.  1 1,  Mary  Ann  st 
Holiins  E.78,  Gt.Hamptonst 
Homar  Edward,  24,  Tonk  st 
Hook  John,  214,  Ileneage  st 
Hudson  J.12,NewMeetingsi 
Hudson  Wm.  50,  Staflbrd  st 
Hughes  Jas.  137,  Livery  st 
Jeff  George,  43,  Belmont  rw 
Jenkins  William,  37,  Rea  st 
JessopWilliam,  81,  Livery  st 
Johnson  R.89,  Up. Hospital  st 
Jones  Henry,  61,  Cecil  st 
Jones  Jas.  66,  Hampton  st 
Jones  Samuel,  Hatchett  st 
Kendall  J.  28,  Gt.  Lister  st 
Kettleby  F.43  Buckingham  st 
Kimberley  J  no.  Market  hall 
Kimberley  G.  287,  Aston  rd 
Kings  C.  22,  Navigation  st 
Knight  Thos.  Bellbam  road 
KnowlesJ.116,G.IIamptn.st 
Ladbrook  Rd.  Market  hall 
Lancaster  J.  43,  Caroline  st 
Lander  C.  lOO,  Steeihouse  lu 
Lap  worth  Ann,  10.  Lionel  st 
Lawley  James,  11,  Ban-  st 
Lee  Charles,  6,  lien's  walk 
Lees  William,  31,  Hospital  st 
Lepener  Henry,  21,  Hall  st 
Lowe  George,  Wheeler  street 
Lucas  John,  203,  Harding  st 
Macefield  C.  Market  hall 
Macefield  Jas.  48,  Church  st 
Machin  J.  P.  89, Up. Tower  st 
^Maunder  II.  54,  Mour  street 
Martin  Saml.  42,  Sunnnerln 
Meddings  J.  308,  New  John 

street    \V"cst 
Middleton  G.  89,  Suffolk  st 
Millvvard  J.  36,  Lr.  Tower  st 
Moore  John,  8,  Sherlock  st 
Neal  Samuel,  139,  Livery  st 
Neale  Jph.  25,  Vauxhall  rd 
Newman  John,  Vine  place 
Nightingale  E. 86, Edmund  st 


341 


HIRMIXGHAM    TR.ADK    LIST. 


Nunn  Sfirah,  Ss,  Liclifield  st 
Orcliard  James,  Newball  bl 
Padmore  Thos.  Market  hall 
I'arkcT  Jolin,  11,  Ludf,'atehl 
I'ar.sons.J.  47, Constitution  lil 
Partridj^e  H.  92,  Bishopgt.  st 
Patchton  S.142.1cknield  .st.E 
I'earce  Edwin,  fS,  Tarm  st 
I'emberton  C.  9,  vSuflulk  st 
I'crksi  Ily.  11,  Bishop  street, 

Mosclov  street 
IVrks  J..bn,  li.-i.  Hockley  hi 
Perry  Ijeiijn.  196,  Cheapside 
Philfips  Tb(><.-29,  Stafford  st 
Via  Kicbd.3cS,  Bishopgatest 
Porta  Jpb.  'M.'t,  Choapsido 
Powell  John,  ."{O.  Coleshill  st 
Povvles  ('.  4.S,  Ltl.  Charles  st 
Ilalph  Willimn.  oO,  Sun  st 
ilichards  T.  i:iO,  Livery  st 
Rolf.ithaniW. New  Summer  s 
Rose  .las.  8,  I'niun  passage 
Rowe  E.  14.},  Sinallbrook  st 
Sanders  John,  Hristol  street 
Scriven  .Folin,  12(5,  Livery  st 
Showard  Ily.  114,  Digbeth 
Simons  IL  54,  Church  st 
Sim])kin  F.  SI,  Snow  hill 
SimpkiiiW..'{t),  NewTownrw 
Slater  II.  Market  ball 
Smith    Ilem-y,    2.'{.j,    BLshoj) 

street.  Moseley  street 
Smith  .Fane,  49.},  Dale  end 
Smith  'rh<»ma.s,21, Suffolk  st 
Stevens  '1  bos.  o4.  Bow  st 
Stringer  Joseph,    74,  Great 

Barr  street 
Stnbbs  J.  JliMlockley  hill 
SumuHMs  Diinicl,  4i>,  L'pper 

Hospital  street 
Sutton  T.  17<>,  TiMinant  st 
Sw:»(lkin('.  11,  lloUowayhd 
SwadkinW.  .'{;">,Smalll)ri!(tk  s 
Taylor  .Fas.  SO,  Ednnmd  st 
Tavlor  .F. ;{!,  X'inixhiill  road 
Tborlcy  M.  A.  .Miirkethall 
Tillitt  'rb'.m;is,4.  Balsall  st 
Tomkis  .F.  ;"*,  lsliiii;toii  row 
'I  roll  \V,  New  Joliii  st.W Cst 
Turner  Thos.  41,  Milk  st 
Tiirvey  I).  Summer  bine 
W  allbiink  W  .  91,(it.  Uarr  st 
Ward  H.  'Ml,  Brearley  st.W. 
Watson  .F.  1,  Lancaster  st 
W  elch  Wm.  122,  Snow  bill 
Westwood  (J.  19,  Sheepcote  s 
W  bett(»n  W.  s:{,  StalTord  st 
WliitF.y  l'r;is.  10,  Ip.  IViorv 
W  liiteiiead  (i.  Its  Bristol  st 
WilkiuH  Jas.  2.'j,  Harding  st 
\\'illiams  Ceo.  2.'),  Smith  st 
Williains  .F.  2,  (;t.    Brook  st 
Williams  Wm.  72,  Bath  row 


Woodhall  Samuel,  1j,  Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 
Wotton  John,  23,  Cregoc  .st 

Grinders. 

Asbbury  J,  1,  Watery  lane 
Dale  William,  175,  Livery  st 
Dodd  J.  (saw)  Baggot  st.mill 
Hands  J.  Charlotte  st.  mills 
Harrison  T.  Lichfield  mill 
1 1  art  A.  Park  rd.  Necbells  gn 
Jefferies  .F.Charlotte  st.  mills 
Mosely  A.  17,  Clivelandst 
Moxon  R.  Honduras  wharf 
Newey  Eli,  40,  Cross  street 
Norton  E.  Lichfield  st.  mill 
Robinson  B.  (file,)  Charlotte 

street  mills 
Robinson  John,  Dank's  mill 
Ross  Rbt.  Charlotte  st.  mills 
Sanderson  J.  (glass)  Cox's  ml 
Smart  Isaiah,  Hart's  mill 
Sontball.F. Charlotte  St.  mills 
Starkey  Jpb.  Lichfield  mill 
Weston  Rbt.  'SX  Fazeley  st 
WhitebovLse  J.  Brueton's  wlk 
Wright  R.  (fender)  Bordesley 

rolling  mills 

Grocers  cS:  Tea  Dealers. 

Marhi'd  *  are  Wholesale^ 
and  +  Coffee  Roasters. 

Adams  Joseph,  .3.S.  Well  st 
Adcock  Edw.  4.'},  Dale  end 
Adey  Alfred,  :}7,  Harford  st  : 
Allday E.268i,Gt.  Colmore  st  j 
Andrews  George,  73,  High  st 
Armstrong  J.  .'{SS,  New  John 

street.  West 
Bagiiall  J.  ,'')2,  Ludgate  bill 
Baker  C.  S."*,  Steelbouse  lane 
Banister  W.  Handsworth  vil 
Barker  Henry  .F<din,  Lo/.ells 
Barnett(\n.  UO.  Darwin  st 

*  IJ-irnett  .1.  2.'{,  .Famaica  row  , 
Barron  .Joseph,  Oozells  st.  N 
Bales  Michael,  Lea  Batik  rd 
IJeddoes  T.  17,  I'p.  Tower  st  i 
Beech  Jane,  IS.'J,  Cnmdenst  I 
Beech  S.  19.'t.  Broad  St.  1^^1(11 
BilliiiLrbam  I  l.S."i,  Alcesterst 

•  1  {ircli Messrs. ife (  o.S, 1 1  iyb st 
Bishop  Benj.  12,  Pigott  st      I 
Bloomer.Fosbua,4  LSulfolkst 
Bolton  .F OS iab.  i.">7. 1  )arwiiist 
Boote  .F(dui,  Farm  street 
lioftoinley  .Fobii,    llM,    High 

strt'(>t,  Derileiid  j 

•f  Bourne. I as.A'lly.  l.Higb  st  j 
Bowers  iJicbard,  .'57,  .\stou  st 
Bracber  l''..22  l.iil.Colmorest  j 
Bretnell   M.    Necbells  j^reeii  , 


Brinsley  R<»bert,8,  Church  st 
Brinsley  W.  29,  Weaman  st 
•Brooke  Brotbers,.57, High  st 
Brooks  T.  81,  Steelbouse  In 
Brough  Edward,  143,  High 

street.  Bordesley 
Browett  Alfd.47,  Smallbk.  st 
Brown  Eli/,.  .'{4,  Bradford  st 
Busbell  J.  1(34,  Heneage  st 
Buzyard  Wm.  22,  Cheapside 
Carnall  Hy.  16.  Alcesterst 
Canning  William,  1,  Prospect 

row,  &  I.'{7,  (it.  Hampton  st 
Carrington  E.  30,  Horse  fair 
CartelJohn,  81,  Suffolk  st 
Chandler  B.cfe  J.60,  Snow  bl 
•fCadbury  Brothers,  Bridge 

St.  Broad  st.  iV:  Bull  st 
CbapmanTbos.73,  Baggotts 
•Chessbire  T.  P.  23,  High  st 
Chesterton  Geo.  13,  Parade 
Clark  Robert,  9,  Dale  end 
Clarke  Thos.,  43,  Stafford  st 
Clarkson  J.  56,  Belmont  row 
Cole  \\'m.  Hy.  Lea  Bank  rd 
Collins  J .  1 1 4,Ci  rosvenor  st  AV 
Collins  Tboma.s,  20,  Aston  .st 
CoombesiJ.senr.  10,  Mooro'sr 
Coombes  Geo.  107,  Digbetb 
CoombesJaue,10,Moore'srw 
Cotton  Thos.  19,  Snfftdk  .st 
fCox  John  II.  ."*3,  Bull  st. 
Cracknell Geo.  Hunter  s lane 
Crane  Wm.  Ilamstead  road 
Crom])ton  Rt.,  til,  I'nett  st 
Curtis  Richard,  64.  Gt.  Barr  st 
Dain  John,  30,  Hospital  st 
Dakin  *  Co.  14.  Ili-b  street 
Davis  Francis,  19,  Dudley  st 
Davis  Fras.  Jno.4,Summerlu 
tDavis  Samuel,  .'53,  Bull  st 
DobbinsANM."*.'!,  Gt.  Hmjitn.  r 
Downing  .F.  10,  Lichfield   st 
Ear])  Groves,  Great  Lister  st 
Edwards  'V.  1. "».'!,  Uradt'ord  st 
I'd  wards  Wm.  21,  Camden  s^ 
Elkiiigton  J. .'{156,  Coventry  rd 
Evans  .Fobn,   1.".2,   Heneage 

street  and  Saltley 
Fcwkes  J.  T.  7,  Warwick  st 
Fletcher  I  Iy.2(U,  Bradford  st 
I'itter  Wm.  l.'U,  Cheapside 
I'lynn  John  Thos.  79,  Parade 
Foran  Peter,  I ,  New  Canal  st 
Foster  A.  H.  S9.  Navigation 

street,  iV  .'{.'),  Lancaster  st 
l-'oxley  Geo.  21."),  Cheapside 
I'oxb'y  Thomas,  66,  Iliijb  st 
Freetb  .las.  2.'{,  Slaniforth  st 
Fowler  Mary,  87,  Albion  st 
GardiHM-  Kt.  .')6,  Gt.  King  st 
(Jjiniit  Kd.  71.  Lond)ard  st 
GeorgeE.D.  l.')2,Ntdst)nst.W. 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


34/5 


(Jiles  Saml.  382,  Summer  In 
Gilman  Thos.,  Gosta  green 
(Jraham  \\'illiam.  Barker  st 
(iray  Joseph,  t),  \'auxhall  rd 
GreatorexC.  F.  142,  Digbeth 
Greenwood  Ilanli..  48,  Snow 
hill,&  Handsvvorth  village 
tGriffin  M.  R.  1,  Ellis  street 
(irove  (ieo.  77.  New  Canal  st 
Hadduck  Chas.  177,  Ashted 

row,  and  1,  l^elmont  row 
HadleyT.15,llighst.Deritud 
Hadley  M.2o,  Navigation  st 
Hale  \Vm.  A-  Co.  27-  Snow  hi 
Ilallam  Chas.  21."3,  Bristol  st 
Hanman^V.120,  Hampton  st 
Harris  Thos.,  81,  Cheapside 
HarrisonEdwin.2()9,Astonrd 
Harrison  J.'Sd.^  Navigation  st 
Harrison  <fe  Scott,  1,  Easy  rw 
Harvey  Jas.  57,  Hampton  st 
Harvey  John,  26,  New  st 
Harwood  Wm.  Lee  Bank  rd 
Haslam  George,  23,  Hurst  st 
Hawtin  Edw.  62,  Pinfold  st  | 
Hawtin  Rd.  5S,  Cheapside     j 
Hanyne  H.  83,  Holloway  hd 
Haynes  Hy.  218,  Ashted  rw  ! 
HaywoodJ.oO,  Constitutn.  hi 
Haywood  Thos.  Moseley  st 
Hay  woodW, 69, Conslitn.  hill 
Hazeldine  .Tames,   Phillip's 

street,  Aston  brook 
Heath  James,  1,  Loxton  st 
Heath  W.  100,  Smallbrook  st 
Heathfield  Eliza,  1  o3,  Unett  st 
Heaton  Jas.  55,  Garrison  In 
Hedges  Samuel,  92,  Digbeth 
HillE.  11,  Park  St.  Bullring 
Hill  T.  59,  Lower  Hurst  st 
Hinton  Alfd.  37,  Bishopgt.  st 
Hipkis  Jonah,  90,  Summer  In 
Hirst  Abm.  4,  Smallbrook  st 
Hobley  Hanh.  118,  Digbeth 
Hobbis  William,  194,  High 

street,  Deritend 
Hodder  Edwin,  67,  Snow  hi 
Hodges  W.  138,  Bradford  st 
Holmes  David,  30,  Broad  st 
Holmes  John,  31,  Barfordst 
HolyheadE.  130,<  it.Hmptn.  r 
HorneW.E.251,Gt.  Colmr.  st 
Horsfall  Jas.  P.  William  st 
Howitt  Edward,  3,  Loxton  st 
Huband  T.  59,  Summer  lane 
Huband\V.264,  New  Town  r 
Hughes  Ellis,  31 1, New  John 

street.  West 
Hull  Geo.  77,  Smallljrnok  st 
Hunt  Charles,  \'illa  street 
Hyde  Geo.  10,  Gt.  Lister  st 
Idiens  John,  Claverdon  st 
Ingram  Hy.  67,  Lancaster  st 


Ingram  John,  1 1,  Steelhs.  In 
Insley  Edward,  7,  ^Vitton  st 
JaiTett  Geo.  51,  Aston  road 
JelTord  Benjamin,  \'illa  st 
Johnson  T.L.40,  Union  ])Stf 
Johnson  F.  123,  Hockley  hi 
Kemp  Thos.  216,  Ashted  rw 
K'cnt  John,  Gt.  Tindal  st 
Kidd  Ed.  19,  IL^lloway  hd 
King  Saml.  92,  Dale  end 
KTiightE.cV-IVI.  48,Lancaster  s 
Knight  and  Blackwell,  84, 
I       Snow  hill 

I  Lamb  J.  51,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Lees  Rt.  340,  Small  heath 
Leonard  Danl.  90,  Aston  st 
Lodge  R.  59,Broad  st.Islgtn 
Leest)nS.365,NewJohn  sLW 
Lucas  Simon,  103,  Dale  end 
Luke  Thos.(i.  84.  Barford  st 
Lyon  Thos,  12,  Bloomsbury 
Machin  J.  30,  Gt.  Lister  st 
Malin  Geo.  32,  Fordrough  st 
Mander  Geo.  ct.  74,  High  st 
Mann  Thos.  30,  Dale  end 
Matthew  Thos.85.  Snow  hill 
Mayle  &  Co.  55,  New  street 
Mee  Thos.  1,  Hockley  hill 
Middleton  John,  63,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Miles  Jas.  60,  Lancaster  st 
Miles  William,  l,Coleshill  st 
Morris  Geo.  66,  Stafford    st 
Mott  John,  88,  Gt.   Barr  st 
•tNaden  Geo.  27,  High  st 
tNewman  <fe  Co.  27,  Bell  st 
Nock  Henry,  10,  Dale  end 
*tNutterBrothers.2 Union  ps 
•Oldham  John  &   Co.   101, 
Bull  St.    112,  Constitution 
hill,«fcl 95, High  St.  Dertnd 
Onslow  H.  G.107.  Bath  row 
Paddy  J.  41,  Bartholomew  st 
Panton  Henry,  3,  Bull  ring 
Parish  Jph.  200,  Aston  road 
Parker  S.238,  New  Town  rw 
Parker  Thomas,   1,  Ann  st 
Partridge  Henry,  43,  Mount 

sti-eet,  Newhall  street 
Partridge  J.  23,  Worcester  st 
Parry  Wm.  91.  Suffolk  st 
PeggE.d:H.122,Gt.Charlcs  s 
Perry  James  C.  6,  Union  st 
PetfordA.  Handsworth  vlg 
Phillips  John,  1,  Camden  st 
Phillips   J.  48,   Hospital  st 
Phillips  Mary,  79,   High  st. 

Bordesley 
PhillpotW.t<rSon.21,Highst 
Pickering.!. 24a, Fordrough  s 
Piper  Henry,  H,  Moseley  st 
Piper  Saml.  21,  Ryland  st 
Piper  W.  41,  Sheepcote  st 


Podmore  Ed.  Newhall  hill 
Power  Hy.  223, Aston  road 
Proffitt  W.  162,  Hockley  hi 
Randies  Jph.  Nechells  gn 
Rhodes  Wm.  21,  Aston  road 
Robafhan  W,  90,  Ilighgate 
Roberts  James,  Coventry  rd 
•fRobinson  and  Culwick  16, 

Dale  end 
Robinson  E.  166,  High  street, 

Deritend 
Robinson  J.  102,  Summer  In 
Robinson  W.  49,  Coleshillst 
Roden  G.  67,  Smallbrook  st 
Roddis  Ann,  29,  Henry  st 
Rogers  Wm.  60,  Coleshill  st 
Rowley W.96,  Gt.  Hmptn.  rw 
Sanders  John,  65,  Aston  st 
Sawyer  C.  36,  Mount  street, 

Newhall  street 
Scott  Jas.  105,  Steelhousein 
Seekings  John  R.  Hagley  r)v 
Sefton  J. 127,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
*tSidney,Hal1,cfeCo.26,Highs 
Silvester  J.  1.  George  st.  Prd 
Simpson  Edv,  in,  73  and  74. 

Broad  street,  Islington 
Skelton  Ann,  19,  Bull  street 
Skipp  Jno.  171,  Bromsgrove  st 
Smith  James,  34,  Key  hill 
Smith   John   and    Thomas, 

105,  Dale  end 
Smith  ThoryBerry,  1 ,  Jamai- 
ca row,corner  Edgbaston  st 
Smith  Geo.  Wm.  16,  Highgt 
Smith  James.  66,  Bull  st 
Smith  Jph.  19,  Church  st 
Smith  Wm.  24,  Aston  road 
Smith  Wm.  Hy.Cobden  place 
Spencer  Edw.4l,  Congreve  st 
Speers  Wm.  60,  Aston  street 
Starling  Hy.  53,  Gt.  Barr  st 
Sylvester  P.  Islington  row 
Taylor  Chas.  76,  Moseley  st 
Taylor  E.  166,  Broad  street. 

Islington 
Taylor  John,  Hagley  road 
Taylor  Thos.  73,  Dale  end 
Taylor  AVm.  281,  Bradford  st 
Taylor  Wm.  22,  Islington  rw 
Temple  Vr.  163,  Hockley  hi 
Tibbilts  James,    183,  Great 

Hampton  row 
Tomkiuson  J.  33, Hospital  st 
*Tomlinson  and  Insole,   1/, 

Spiceal  street 
Touks  William,  51,  Key  hill 
Topham  Wm.  103,  Bristol  st 
Townsend  Thomas,  30,  St. 

Martin  street 
Trevor  John,  25,  Parade 
rurnerJ.201.Highst.Dertnd 
Turnei  William,  121, Digbeth 

2X 


346 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Twist  Frdk.  \Vm.  44,  Sun  st 
Twist  Jas.  S.  84,  Suffolk  st 
Tyler  Thos.  jun.  5G.  Aston  st 
Underwood  \Vm.  Moseleyst 
Upton  Wm.  Moseley  road 
Vernon  Ily.  125,  Sandy  lane 
\'iles  J.  liiO,  Broad  st.  Islgtn 
Waldron   D.   H.  96,  Broad 

street.  Islington 
Walker  Eliz.  14,  Albion  st 

^\'  alker&  Staines,  31,11  igh  s 
Wall  Alfred,  12,  A.  H.  row- 
War  J  Jol  n,  62,  Snow  hill 
Watson  Benj.  14,  Steelhs.  In 
Watson  Geo.  31,  Spring  st 
Watson  ,T.  34.  Smallbrook  st 
Watts  Daniel.  42,  Beuacre  st 
Watts  Kliz.  Granville  street 
Webb  Edward    Taylor,  22, 

Great  Brook  street 
Welch  Ann,  26,  Summer  In 
Wells  (}eo.  142,  Bath  row 
Westley  Ily.  33,  Price  street  j 
WheclerChas.l08,Mocklyhl  j 
WheeIv\Tight    Frederick,    /,  i 

Great  Russell  street  \ 

Whele  Jesse,  Geo.  st.  Lozells  | 
Whetton  Robt.80,  Dale  end 
•Whilock  .lames,  15,  High  st 
White  W  lu.  31,  Islington  rw 
Whitehouse  John,  86,  High 

street,  Bordesley 
Whitehouse  SI.  15,  Sand  pits 
WhittakerG.  136,Gt.  Fras.st 
Wild  Hy.  92,  Smallbrook  st 
Williiims  E.47,  Edgbaston  st 
Williams  .lohn,   179,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Willstrop   Henry,   165,  Ick- 

nield  street.  East 
Wood  F.W. 85. Smallbrook  st 
WoodcockWm.I5,  Lt.  Barrst 
Woolley  Rd.  Icknield  st.  E 
Wright  James,  9.  Spiceal  st 
Wright  J.4S,  Highst.  Drtiid 
Wrighton  I'dk.  I.  ilnston  st 
Wo(.d\varil  I  ..I .  Hiilsall  hth.rd 

Guano  &  Artificial  Ma- 
nure Dealers. 

Lamb  Henry,  17,  Moor  st 
ProctortV  Ry  land,  16,  Lister  st 

Gun  &  Pistol   IVTanufrs. 

Jifarlicd  '  arc  J'istol  Mhrs.only  ^ 

Adams  S.  115.^,  Lancaster  st 
AdanisW'alter,  1 1,1  p.  Priory 
All(Mi  Goo.  15,  Woaman  row 
Allp<irt  (".  101,  Diirtinoiithst 
AUport  Sainl.  .j(»,\\  liittall  st 
Banning  W. .'{,  Duddeston  rw 
Barnes  r\  iS:  Co.  |n2.  Livery 
St.;  .L  MarriMn.  manager 


Bentley   and    Playfair,    37, 

Lench  street 
Braduey  Wm.  41,  Stafford  st 
Brookes    Edward   and  Son, 

18  and  19,  Russell  street 
Brown  George,  46,  High  st 
Brown  George,  46,  Price  st 
Bushill  T.  ct.5,New  Canal  st 
Cashmore  W.  33,  Newton  st 
Challener  II.  78,  Weaman  st 
Child  Joseph,  55.^,  Howard  st 
Collins W.  Ill,  Steelhouseln 
Coney  John,  75,  Stafford  st 
Cooper  J.  R.(feC.24,Leggest 
Cross  Wm.  ct.  33,  Lench  st 
Cutler R.<feSon,26  Weaman  st 
Denham  Jno.  ct.  6,  Lench  st 
Dudley  Wm.  83.  Weaman  st 
Dunn  Joseph,  5'S,  Snow  hill 
Edwards  &Co.  18,  Bath  st 
Ellis  Ann,  (late  William,)  46, 

Whittall  street 
Elwell  Henry, 22,  Whittallst 
Greener  Wm.  (and  harpoon 

gun,)  Aston  New  Town 
GrirtithsA.57  Buckingham  st 
(Griffiths  Wm.  123,  Livery  st 
Hall  John,  50,  Princip  street 
Hands  Levi,  10,  Weaman  st 
Harper  J  as.  85,  Weaman  st 
Harper  S.  1  and  2,  Newton  st 
Hart  Hv.  54,  New  Canal  st 
Holland  H.  21,Steelhouse  In 
HoUis  Brothers  and  Co.   10, 

Weamanrow,  cfe95,Bath  st 
Hoi  lis  Hichd.  79,  Weaman  st 
Ilollis  W.tfe  E.8,Whittallst 
Jackson  John,  49,  Ellis  st 
.lacksou  Wm.  14,  Coleshillst 
Jacobs  J.  ct.  i)i),  Weaman  st 
Jeavans  E.  37,  Staniforth  st 
Jones  William,  23,  Lench  st 
Kemjison  d'  Co.  5';,  Bath  st 
King  William  Jas.  6,  Bathst 
Lal)ronA' l)ay,4  St.Mary's  rw 
Laird  .L  W.  10,  Steelhoxiso  In 
Lee  Caleb,  74,  Brearleyst.U' 
Leonard  Daniel,  90,  Aston  st 
Lizard  ^^'nl.  20.  \\'eaman  rw 
Lloyd  (ieorge.  Princess  st 
Lloyd  John,  ct.9,  Bath  st 
MayburyC.  15,  St.Mary'srw 
MooreiV  1 1  arris. '{(JLovedayst 
Moxham  T.  .37,  Moland  st 
Nixon  Wm.  9.  Dnddeston  rw 
•Ol.lhnry  T.  65,  Hanley  st 
Osborn  C.  H.  Irving  stre»»t 
Osborne  (has.  I,  Lichtieldst 
Parkes  Benj.  22,  Weannin  st 
Parry  Frederick,  3(»,  l^ench  st 
•Parkins  Kicbd.  19.  Lench  st 
Phillij»s  Sml.  8.  Weaman  rw 
Pliillil)s  Thus.  8,  Weaman  rw 


PhillipsT.  jun.  8,  Weaman  rw 
Portlock  John,  7,  Sand  street 
Potts  Thomas,  Shadwell  st 
Powell  William,  12,  Carrsln 
Pritchard  Wm.  9,  Union  st 
Probin  James,  91,  Bath  st 
ProudmanT.99,  Dartmth.st 
Prysecfe  Redman, 84,  Aston  st 
Richards  Westley,  82, High  st 
Riley  Joseph,  3,  Barr  street 
Robinson  W.  24,  Weaman  st 
Rooke  George,  15.  Bath  st 
Sargant   Brothers,   74,    Ed- 
mund st.  <fc  Charlotte  st 
ScottJ .d.'Co.ct. 15,  Weaman  st 
Scott  Wm.  73:^,  Weaman  st 
Scott  W.  <fe  C." Shadwell  st 
Skeet  Jph.  ct.  2,  Russell  st 
Smith  C.I  .27^:28,  Whittall  st 
Smith  John  ct  Son,  (and  air,) 

15,  Russell  street 
Smith  W.  110,  Lancaster  st 
Swift  Wm.  70],  Weaman  st 
Swiuburn  C.  P.  and  Sou,  17, 

Russell  street 
Taylor  Jph.  49,  Lawley  st 
Thornton  iV:  Sons,  179,  Brad- 
ford street 
Timings  J.  H,  21,  Lr.  Priory 
Tipping   and    Lawden,    40, 

Constitution  hill 
To wnsend J  .(&  air)  1 2, Sand  st 
Wheeler  Jno.  49,  Whittall  st 
Wiggan  John,  27, Whittall  st 
Wilkes  J.  (walking  stick,)  ct. 

4,  New  Summer  street 
Wilson  J.  70,  (Jt.  Charles  st 
Woodward  Benjamin  ife  Son, 
10,  Whittall  street 

Gun  and  Pistol  Bag 
Makers. 

Barratt  A.  89,  Weaman  st. 
Darby  My.  80,  AVeaman  st 
Dutlield  Sarah,  9,  Russell  st 
Hart  Thomiis  J.  8,  Lench  st 

Gun  Barrel  Makers. 

Bayliss  15.  ct.  5,  Loveday  st 
Bayliss  Kdward,  74,  Cecil  st 
Bayliss  Oliver,  ct.  16,  Bath  st 
Beasleys  t<r  Farmer,  District 

\\'orks,  Smethwick 
Blaze  John,  31,  Weaman  st 
Bolt  .John,  51,  Price  street 
("live  Henry,  94,  Baggot  st 
Clive.F.AC'o.274,New'l'owu  r 
Cook  W.  ct.  25,  Moland  st 
Faulkner C. 55,  Mdodcock  st 
Hodgetts  L.ct.l9,Lancasters 
HarringtonT.  ct,  19,  Price.st 
H  arris  Hrot  hers,  Bullock 'sml 
Hart  Thos.  Jas.  8,  Lench  st 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


317 


Hodges  John,  Nccliells  grn  [ 
Iluxter  Gifford  T.  Cecil  .st  ; 
March  Jph.  44,  \Voi)dcockst  j 
MasouT.ct.S2,Gt.  Charles  s  { 
Millward  E.  Aston  Junction 

Mills,  Mill  St.  Forge  st 
Millward  William  and  Son, 

Adderley  street  | 

Parker  Jph.  1."},  Newton  st    ; 
I'ar.sonsB.ct.  7.  Woodcock  st  , 
Parsons  Hy.  ct.  10,  Lench  st 
Parsons  J.  44,  Lr.  Brearleys 
Portlock  J.  41,  Whittallst 
Portlock  J.  30,  Whittall  st 
Probin  Hy.  ct.  18,  Price  st 
Probin  S.  ct.  11,  Loveday  st 
Reeves    Elias,   (borer,)   33, 

Fazeley  street 
Richards  George,  Henn  st 
Smith  C.  J.  28,  Whittallst 
Swift  Edward,  6,  Pritchet  st 
Tisdell  George,  Cheshire  st 
Turner  J.  <fe  J.  8,  Fisher  st 
Welden  John,  ct.  Cecil  st 
Willetts  T.ct.91,  Molandst 
^V'right  Henry,  Newhallrow 
Wright  J.  ct.  96,  Snow  hill 

Gun  Barrel  Browners. 

Butler  W.  ct.  8,  Loveday  st 
Carey  Samuel,  23,  Bath  st 
Fletcher  John,  ct.  91,  Bathst 
Jones  Samuel,  4,  Bath  st 
Martin  Edw.  23,  Loveday  st 
Sanders  Jane,  3,  Whittall  st 

Gun  Barrel  Risers. 

Arnold  Frdk.  ct.  1 ,  Bath  st 
Arnold  Hannah,  34,  Lench  st 

Gun  Finishers; 

Antley  J.  ct.  17,  Steelhs.  In. 
Armfield  E.  ct.  88,  Steelhs.  In. 
Aston  W.  ct.  1 1 ,  Staniforth  st 
Bailey  Edward,  Canal  street 
Bailey  T.  14J,  Jennensrow 
Bailey  William,  Aston  st 
Beck  Wm.  ct.  14,  Weaman  st 
Beddows  J.  court  lUl,  New 

Tow^nrow 
Broadhurst  H.ct.26,Molnd.st 
Brown  Saml.  28,  Whittall  st 
Clark  Wm.  ct  7L  Slaney  st 
Darry  T.  ct.  10,  Weaman  st 
Dixon  Edw.  ct.  4,  Shad  well  st 
Dulfield  Geo.  Lichfield  st 
Button  Daniel,  ct.  2,  Sand  st 
Edge  Henry,  7,  Harford  st 
Evans  J.  ct.  12,  Steelhs.  In. 
Field  Wm.  30,  Staniforth  st 
Fletcher  W.  Bloomsbury  st 


Fry  Jph.  40,  Steelhouse  In. 
Gee  William,  ct.  6.  Doe  st 
(iould  Saml.  52,  Loveday  st 
Haddleton  E.  ct.  5,  Snow  hi. 
Hall  Ralph,  ct.l  1,  Loveday  st 
Harris  Fras.  Price  street 
Harvey  Geo.  29,  Slaney  st 
Hateley  (i.ct.  10, Summerln. 
Heath  'I'hos.  ct.  31,  Cecil  st 
Heeley  Stephen,  Cecil  st 
Hilsley  Wm.  4,  Harding  st 
Holdbach  E.  ct.92,  Bathst 
Howell  Henry,  264,  Aston  rd 
Hunt  Wm.  ct.  92,  Bath  st 
Jagger  J.  ct.  16,  Weaman  st 
Johnson  Edw.ct.  77,  Cecil  st 
James  William,  Whittallst 
Jones  S.241,  New  Town  row 
Ilsley  T.  83,  Cliveland  st 
Light  wood  R.ct.6,Weamanst 
Leonard  S.  ct.lo^,  Steelhs.  In. 
Leonard  Saml.  ct.  9,  Bath  st 
Mackenzie  J.  ct.  6,  Luf^lgt.hl 
Middleton  Edw.  3,  Fleet  st 
Lea  William,  Lench  street 
Newton  Jas.  4,  Ludgate  hill  | 
Partridge  Stephen,Moland  st 
Pountney  T.  ct. 4,  Whittall  st 
Price  George,  S3,  Moland  st 
Richards  Wm.  16,  Aston  st 
Robinson  Jph,  20,  Slaney  st 
Robinson  W.ct.  71,  Slaney  st 
Rooker  J  .ct.  1 ,  New T  own  row 
RookerT.ct.l,NewTownrw. 
SheiTiff  James,  Lozells 
Shuter  Edward,  Heneage  st 
Smart  Thos.  72,  Weaman  st 
Steele  W^illiam,  35,  Lench  st 
Stilliard  J.  ct. 55, Weaman  st 
Stirk  Jph.  ct.  1,  Weaman  st 
Stokes  John,  ct.  77,  Cecil  st 
Sutton  Wm.  Whittall  street 
Taylor  W.  ct.  14,Weaman  st 
Terry  Abm.  23,  Moland  st 
Thompson  Geo.  1,  Digby  st 
Thornton  J.  30,  Nelsonst.W. 
Twine  Josiah,  ct.  22,AVardst 
Wager  John,  ct.  59,  Cecil  st 
Wakelam Samuel,  Molandst 
Ward  Robert,  4,  Aston  st 
Wells  Henry,  Baggot  street 
Wilden George,  '35,  Lench  st 
Wilson  E.ct.  82,  Gt. Charles  st 
Wilson  W.  ct.  1 6,  Weaman  st 
Yates  Samuel,  22,   Lench  st 

Gun  Furniture  r-rlakers. 

Adams  Alex.  1 1 1, Coventry  st 
Allen  Geo.  15, Weaman  row 
Aston  R.  &  W.8,  Up.  Priory 
BetteridgeW.ct.3,Whittall  st 
Cashmore  W.  33,  Newton  st 
Chapman  W.20,  Masshs.  In. 


Chamberlain  Thomas,  219, 

New  Town  row 
Clive  Wm.  (rib,)32,  Leggest 
Debar  John,  18,  Dukestreet 
Fisher  W.  ct.  3,  Whittall  st 
I'ood  Thos.  ct.  92,  Bath  st 
Gray  Thomas,  Lench  street 
Harper  .las.  So,  Weaman  st 
Harper  S.  1  cfe  2,  Newton  st 
Heath  John,  ct.  77.  Smith  st 
Holland  B.  126,  Hospital  st 
Holt  J.  ct.  7-.  Lr.  Brearley  st 
Jennings  W.H.  189,  Livery  st 
Josebury  F.  ct.  16,  Mott  st 
Matthewson  James   G.  36y 

Loveday  street 
Nightingale  Thos.  51,  Buck- 
ingham street 
Parkes  Benj.  22,  Weaman  st 
Parsons  T.(te  Son,  18,Bathst 
Pearsall  T.  ct.  5,  Whittall  st 
Sills  Jas.  (rib,)  ct.6,  Fisher  st 
SimkinsW.ct.  1 5|,  Steelhs.  In. 
Smart  cfe  Fowmes,2S|,  New- 
ton street 
Stirk  Sarah,ct.l,Vauxhallst 
Waldron  Hy.  1,  Henry  st 
Waldron  Richard,  court  17, 

Upper  Windsor  street 
Webley  Philip,84,Weaman  st 
West  Isaac,  (rib)  4,  Price  st 

Gun  Implement  Makers 

Adcock  Wm.  30,  Aston  st 
Allen  Geo.  15,  AVeaman  rw 
Aston  Rd.  &  Wm.  8,  Upper 

Priory  and  13,  Weaman  st 
Badger  Thos.  58,  Duke  st 
Baker  Geo.  C.  35,  Lench  st 
Barton  Jph.  ct.  4,  Fleet  st 
Bayllss  Edward  &  Son,  32, 

Whittall  street 
Beckett  J. ct.  5,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Bowker  Joseph,  33,  Lench  st 
Brittain  Wm.  239,  Aston  rd 
Burns  Saml.,  Steelhouse  In 
Busst  John,  78,  Coleshill  st 
Challener  Hy.78,  Weaman  st 
Chambers  Sml.  ct.  1,  Holt  st 
Cresswell  W.  6,  Weaman  st 
Eagles  and  Grattidge,  138^, 

Snow  hill 
Gale  Jas.  37,  St.  George's  st 
GilbertT.&C.56,Staniforthst 
Green  &  Francis ,  60,  Ashted  r 
Griffiths  Wm.  128,  Sandy  In 
Griffiths  Wm.  6 1 ,  Weaman  st 
Harper  Jas.  85,  Weaman  st 
Harper  S.  1  <fe  2,  Newton  st 
Holland  Thos.  ct.5,  Dukest 
Hunt  Wm.  58,  Staniforth  st 
Jones  Edward,  ct.  3,  Price  st 
Littley  Mark,  76,  Weaman  st 


3^8 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Millington  T.  12,  Market  st 
Purkes  B.  22,  \\'eaiiutn  st 
rcrrv  John.  .'j(j,  Loveday  st 
Sibley  S.  44i,  Loveday  st 
Smith  Isah.O.Biickinwhani st 
Smith  AVm.  1  lO.I^ancttxter  st 
Waddams  Alfred,  1, Brook  st 
Ward  .las.  12,St.  Mary's  row 
Wohloy  Philip.  S4.Weainiin  s 
Wliitehoiise  J\)h.  I'p.  Priory 
Wilson  Henry,  9,  Wharf  st. 

SnfTo'k  street 
Winters  Wm.  1,  Russell  st 
Wood  B.  ct.  10.  Summer  In 

Gun  Lock  Makers. 

Allen  Geo.  15,  Weaman  rw 
Aston  II.  &  W.  8,  Up.Priory 
Ball  Hy.  2.'i,  Weaman  row 
Billing^ley  John,  103,  Dart- 
mouth street 
Butler  Geo.;}*).  Steelhouse  In 
Davis  John,  Lozells 
KcclestonJ.ct.79,Weaman  st 
(ireentfeprancis,  60.  Ashted  r 
GrettonW.ct.l O.L.Charles  st 
Iladley  E.  51,  New  John  .st 
Harper  Jas.  85,  Weaman  st 
llumpage  Knoch,  Phillips  st. 

A'^ton  brook 
MMrklew  J.  ct.  1,  Lichfield  st 
Parkcs  Benj.22.  Wenmanst 
Perks  SI.  87,  l^ichiield  street 
PetersJ.ct.26,NewSummcrst 
Peters  Wm.  ct.  28,  Cecil  st 
SiddonsC.AW.ct.4,Whittalst 
Stokes  A.  5.'J,  Woodcock  st 
Turton  B.  Spearman's  bdgs 
Wrbley  Phlj).  84, Weaman  st 
Whitehouse  Wm.  22,  Bathst 
Williams  Jas.  7'i..^Veamans( 
Wnrley  Kd.  ct.  'S.U   Lench  st 
Vates  I.  ct.  12.  Steelhs.  In 

Gun  Nipple  Manfrs, 

Hadlev  I'..  51,  New  .lohn  st. 
Sheath  liy.28.  Lr.  Brearly  st 
Webb  J.  ct.  12,  Steelhouse  In 
Wilson  Henry,  I>,  Wharf  st 

Gun  Stockers. 

Atkins  (i.  ct.  10,  IJalli  street 
Baker  Benj.  ct.  22.  Ward  st 
liayley  T.  ct.  II),  Weaman  st 
Bonas  Chiirles,  'Green  lanes 
Booth  ltd.  ct.  7.  I  lenriclta  st 
Clare  Jas.  I2S,  Pritchrt  st 
Colesby  Job.  I^r.  Tower  st 
Ci»lesby  \\  m.  Lr.  Tower  st 
DarbyTbos.ct.  7,^Veainan  st 
Darby  Wm.  ct.  71^V'l'aman  st 
Dowl(T  Jnhn.  Bridi^M*  st.  W . 
Dean  C.  ct.  12,  St.  Mary  s  rw 


Dudley  T.  86,  Staniforth  st 
Evans  William,  jun.,  court 

^95,  New  Town  row 
Field  C.  ct.  38,  Steelhouse  In 
Ford  T.  295,  New  Town  row 
Harrison  John,  72,  Bath  st 
Horton  John,  ct.  21,  Sand  st 
Jenks  R.,  ct.  4,  Weaman  st 
Lane  Geo.  ct.  33,  Lench  st 
LightwoodJph.  ct.l6,Bath  st 
Line  Fdk.  131,  Hampton  st 
Luckett  Fdk.  28.  Weaman  st 
Mi  idleton  E.  ct.9 1 ,  Moland  st 
Millward    Thomas,    ct.   84, 

St.  John's  place 
Parker E.ct. 20, New  Surar.  st 
Roberts  Thos.  Weaman  st 
Sanders  Daniel,  3,  Ba  h  st 
Scott  James.  1 1,  Lench  st 
Smith  Ed  w.ct.  17,^Voaman  st 
Smith  Jas.  ct.  84,  Weaman  st 
Southwick  Jose])h,  82^^,  Par- 
son's Ijiiildings 
Tonks  Rd.  ct.  74,  Bath  st 
Trevitt  J.  52,  New  Town  rw 
Weintz  Jno.  57,  Weaman  st 
A\' heeler  Edw.  Brueton's  wlk 
Wight  Wm.  Newton  street 
WilkesW.  ct.  3.Lt.  Charles  st 
Williams E.W. 28,  Loveday  st 
Worton  William,  (makeroft) 

5,  Weaman  street 
Woodward  J.  25.  Pritchetst 

Gun  Stock  Dealers. 

Brown  Robert,  Potter  st 
Clarke  .las.  49,  Shad  well  st 
Clarke  Thos.  76,  Aston  st 
Tiizard  Wm.  20.  Weaman  rw 
Paddy  T.  ct.  19,  Gt.  Lister  s 
Paris  Thos.  28,  Moland  st 

Gun  Slock  Polishers  and 

Varnishers. 
Ilawley  W.  ct.  1.  Whittalls 
Kidding  John.  5.  Sard  st 
Cpton    Thos.  tiO.  Weaman  st 

Gun  "Waddinj;  Makers. 

Baldwin  .las.  74,  Newhall  st 
Osl)orne  John,  187.  Livery  st 
Walker  Rd.  69,  (iraham   st 

Gutta  Pcrcha  Warchscs 

i?iirstall  T.  46,  Paradise  st 
Pedley  W  ni.  143,  Snow   hill 

Habcrdashcr3»S5'Hosicrs 

AIk'I  Miiria,  3;*,  Ann  st 
Adams  1. 232, New   Tttwn  rw 
Adams  John,   13,  \)n\r  end 
Aiblenbrocdve   A.    S.  and    S. 
1 10,  11  enrage  street 


Adkins  A.  33,Bromsgrove  st 
Allday  J.  23,    Fordrough  st 
Allen  George,  oS,  Bull  st 
Allison  J.  10,  Monmouth   st 
.\shcroft  J.  C. 6, Worcester  st 
Aston  Ann,  51,  Dale  end 
Baker  Mary,  29,  Digbeth 
Baker  T.  King  Edward's  rd 
Baker  W.H.49,Constitutn  h 
Balding  J  ph.  Up.  Gough   st 
'  Banner  Joseph,   179,    High 

street,  Deritend 
Barlow  Charles.  1 12,  Digbth 
Bate  &  Smith,  59,  Bull  st 
BeU  Jph.  19,  Gt.Cohnore  st 
Bent  William.  17,  Snow  hill 
Beeny  S.  14,  Smallbrook  st 
Betts  M.  A.  32,  Suffolk  st 
Bickerton  Henry.  1.  Pope  st 
Bikker  M.  A.  179,  Gt.  Fran- 
cis street 
Bird  Jesse,78,Bromsgrove  st 
Bishop  Harriet,  95.  Digbeth 
Bones  George,  Gibheath 
Boucher  J.  jun.  20,  New  st 
BowaterW.H.143,Cheapside 
Brindley  John,  and  ribbon 

manufr.    Bedford    Mouse, 

35.  Snow  hill 
Brookesit  II  arris, 85,  Aston  st 
Burgoyue  Sh.  243,  Aston  rd 
Burrows  J.  69,  Lancaster  st 
ButlerJ.  141,  Broad  st.  Islgu 
Butler  John.  173,  Wells  st 
Canning  C.  H.    180,     High 

street,  Deritend 
Cartwright  Mary,  260,  New 

Town  row 
Cattell  Jas.  53,  Worcester  st 
Cecil  Mabel.  39,  Tem})le  rw 
ChallinerE.167,lcknield  st  E 
Coley  M.  A.  165.  Ashted  rw 
Collins  William,  67,  High  st 
Cooke  E.  117,  Ileneage  st 
Cope  John.  sen.  Mill  street 
t  t)rah  N.  tV:   Sons,   (wholsl.) 

i>.'>.  Union  passage 
Cotton  Thos.  14,  Lt.  Barr  st 
Cox    I'liz.    145.    Bradford  st 
Crossley   Rol)ert,  Richmond 

terrace.  Sun  street,  West 
Cutler  Henry. 62.  (Irahamst 
Davis  S.  37.  Steelhouse  lane 
Deakin  P.  5.'),  Icknieldst.  E. 
Dudley  Jph.  27,  Gt.  Lister  st 
Eaves.I.lII3.  Kinc:  Edwards  r 
Eborall  S.  40.  Smallbrook  st 
Farmer  H.  149,  Nelson  st.  W 
Fidi:eon.I.l.'{9, Broad  st.Islng 
Fisber  Lydia,  169.  Ashted  r 
Ft>rd  Isaac,  9,  High  street 
(Jardner  Eli/..  70,  Snow  hill 
Gent  Wm.  23.  Bennett's  hi 


in  RM  INGHAM    TRADK    LIST. 


8^9 


r,ill  Emma,  .'?1,  Horse  fair 
Gittins  Henry,  lo.  New  st 
Godwin  C.  242.   Sherlock  st 
Goodridge  K.  .12,  Gt.Hurr  st 
GooldT.>J7;{,Ne\v  .lolm  st.  W 
Griffiths  K.  and  S.   121,  Gt. 

Brook  street 
Griffiths A'Greaves,8!).  Bull  st 
(irove  C  has.  1,  Vauvhall  rd 
Grove  Eliz.  Coventry   road 
Grundy  Wm.82,  Bull  street 
Ilaitird  8.tVrl^.36,Navigatu  st 
Hammond  .I.E. 36,  Sun  st.W 
Harl)t)rne  My.  16.  Lnd;rate  hi 
Harrison  \V.  35,  Caroline  st 
Hart  Thos.  .)1,  Fazeley  st 
Hawksford  1).  94,C.Towerst 
Hayes  .Tohn,   14,  William  st 
Hay  ward  \V .  1 06^:  1 09,  Bull  st 
HaywoodT.207,  Heueagest 
Hingley  John,  Garbutt  st 
Hollick  J.  81,  Smallbrookst 
Homer  John,  118.|,  Snow  hi 
Horton  Wm.  23,  Carver  st 
Houghton  Geo.  74,  High  st 
Houghton  Hy.  12,  Union  st 
Inshaw  Geo.  7?  Loveday  st 
Jackson  Chas.  13,  Church  st 
Jenkins  J.  7o,  Navigation  st 
Jevons  Solomon,  65  and  66, 

Worcester  street 
Johnson  Sml.  236,  Bristol  st 
Jones  J.  A.  20,  Bennett's  hi 
Jones  L.  72,  Gt. Hampton rw 
Jukes  J.8,Mountst.Newhl.st 
Kay  James,  95,  Coleshill  st 
Kitchen  J.  93,  Navigation  st 
LakinsJ.  157,  High  st.Bordsly 
Lawton  John,  219,  Livery  st 
Leresche  H.  99,  Gt.Russell  st 
Lowe  Moses,  38,  Digbeth 
Lunt  Richd.  22,Worcester  st 
McCardie  Joseph,  William,  & 

James,  24,  Worcester  st 
McEvoyH.N.E.17Hockly.hl 
Marsh  John.  Bellbarn  road 
Mason  ]\L  24,  Islington  row 
Meridith  E.  21,  Cheapside 
Mill  ward  W.  84,  St.  John's  pi 
Mould  Saml.  St.  Vincent  st 
Nanfan  ELliz.  Lea  Bank  rd 
Newton  Wm.  Barford  st.  S. 
Padmore  IL  34,  Lr.Towerst 
Painter  Wra.  46,  Bull  street 
Palmer  H.  1,  St.  George's  st 
Pardoe  Rd.  o5.  Summer  lane 
Parker  J.218,High  st.Dertnd 
Pearsall  A.  29,  St.  Martin  st 
Ponstbrd  Thomas,  128,  High 

street,  Bordesley 
Price  Eras.  24,  Bishopgate  st 
Reybum  D.  56,  Hampton  st 
Robinson  H.  Edward  st.Parde 


Rose  J.  117,  Gt.  Hampton  rw 
Russell  M.90, Broad  St.  Islutn 
Scoltock  Wm.  151,  Livery  st 
Seston  W.  143,  Lancaster  st 
Shakespeare  Joseph,  40,  Al- 
lison st,  and  Market  hall 
Shaw  Caroln.  97,  Sunnuer  In 
Sheppard Charles,  71,  BuUst 
Smith  Anthony,  51,  New  st 
Storer  John,  83,  Livery  st 
Suffield  John,  108,  Bull  st 
Syson  W.  14,  Bullring,  and 

72,  High  street 
Syson  James,  64,  New  street 
Tanton  .lohn,  36,  Dale  end 
Taylor  Jph.  72,  St.  Martin  st 
Taylor  T.  52,  Up.  Touer  st 
Throne  Wm.  55,  Heneagest 
ThrosbvW.56,Constitutn.hl 
Tongue  Thomas,  82,  Snow  hi 
Turner  L  165,  Hockley  hill 
UnderwoodM.  A.  120Hckly.h 
Vale  Thomas,  5.  Mott  st 
Walker  C.  78,  Coleshill   st 
Wareing  &  Son,  35,  New  st. 

and  80,  High  street 
Warlin  William,  34,  Bull  st 
Watson  J.  5,  Smallbrook  st 
Wattis  S.  66,  Smallbrook  st 
Weight  Charles,  50,  New  st 
Weston  Thomas,  91, High  st 
WhiteHannah,120,Livery  st 
White  Wm.  112,  Hockley  hi 
WhitehouseW .  1 1 , Summer  In 
Wilding  J.88,Broad  st.Islgtn 
Westley  Henry,  33,  Price  st 
Withers  i\L  A .  80,  Hockley  hi 
Woodward  J.55,Brd  .st.Islgtn 
W  ood  wardM .  M,  1 95,  Livery-s 
Wootton  C.  74,  Mogeley  st 
Wright  E.  83,  Steelhouse  In 
W^rigley  Henry,  57,  Aston  st 

Hair  Dressers  and  Per- 
fumers. 

Marhed  *  are  Perfumers,,  and 
t  IJair  Workers. 

Allchurch  W.264,Bradford  s 
Astill  Edwin,  25,  Tonk  st 
*t  AtkinsWilliain,  6'3,  Parade 
B  a  bbington  J. 98,  Steelhouse  1 
Badger  C.  12,  Lr.  Temple  st 
*tBalls  Benj.  32.  Temple  rw 
BaiTatt  J.  Bridge  st.  Broad  s 
•fBaylis  J.  39,  Edmund  st 
Baylis  T.  2,  Nelson  st.  W 
•tBaylis  Wm.  12,  Bull  st 
BettridgeCharles,104,  Gran- 
ville street 
Biddulph  M.  2,    Mount  st. 

Newhall  street 
Biddulph  T.  72,  Suffolk  st 


Birbeck  G.  (i4,  Lichfield  st 
Barley  Wm.  67,  Coleshill  st 
Bishop  Wm.  212,  Ashted  rw 
Bracey  .loseph,  94,  Holt  st 
Bradli'y  Wm.  153,  Lawlcyst 
Brecknell  J.  73,  Gt.  Barr  st 
Breeknell  C.  5,  Lr.Temples 
BrecknellN.31,Coustitutn  h 
BricknellT.  13,  (it.Brook  st 
Bricknell  Wm.  12,  Hill  st 
Brown  J<din,  11,  Hanburyst 
Bromwich  J.  26,  Freeman  st 
Bunce  John,  5,  Aston  road 
Carpenter  J.  US,  Heneage  st 
Chamberlnin  J.  19,  Curzonst 
•Chandler  W.  160,  Broad  st. 

Islington 
Cheadle  Hy.,  1  ].  Steelhs.  In 
tClee  George,  167,  Livery  st 
Clegg  Williani, 56,  Church  st 
*tCook  Jas.  114,  Lionel  st 
Davis  Thos.45,Steelhouseln 
Dawson Walter,50,Curzon  st 
Deakes  Jno.28,  Islington  row 
*Dowsou  Jas.  2,  Union  pas 
East  H.36,  High  st.  Deritend 
Eaton  Wm.,  321,  Cheapside 
*t  Elmore  Mich ael, 3 1 ,  Bull  st 
Ensor  John,  218,  Bristol  st 
Felton  Benj.  II,  Harding  st 
Field  Robt.  50,  Ashted  row 
Farmer  Jas.  149,  Bromsgv.  st 
Food  James,  7,  Lichfield  st 
Food  William,  30,  Digbeth 
Foulkes  Thos.  235,  Bristol  st 
Franks  Thos.  46,  Loveday  st 
Geary  W.  136,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Goddard  Wm.,46,  Snow  hill 
Gooch  Hy.  20,  Steelhouse  In. 
Grasland    John,  118,    High 

street,  Bordesley 
Greaves  John,  33^,  Park  st. 

Bull  ring 
Grose  W.  19,  c.  Summer  rovv 
Hadley  W.  11,  Vauxhall  rd 
Hainsvvorth    Wm.  28,    New 

Canal  street 
Hales  Rd.  114,  Hampton  st 
Handy  Jph.,  8.|,  Coleshill  st 
Harper  Thomas,  2,  Bell  st 
Harper  T.  junr.27,  Balsall  st 
•HawkesandWallington  13, 

New  street 
Haywood  Wm.  23,  Liverj^  st 
Hewitt  Henry,  2,  Hurst  st 
HillFrederick,108,Moland  st 
Hill  John,  76,  Digbeth 
Hitch  Edwin,  60,  Bathstreet 
HolyoakeFdk.  15, Hockley  hi 
Hobson  John,  52,  Steelhs.  In 
Home  John,  Union  passage 
Horton  Jas.,  104,  Snow  hill 
Horton  J.  21,  Smallbrook  st 


350 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Hunter  Henry.  l,Mo-ieloyst 
Hunter S. H. lil,  Lanca-ster  st 
•tHurley  Uy.  77,  Stafford  st 
Hiniij)]irey.sT.12,Constitn.lil 
Huinplirey.s  T.  i)'0.  Snow  hill 
Humphreys  W.o.'j,  Livery  st 
t Jackson  Ily.  1 12,  Fritchetst 
Jackson  J.  6,  Duddestou  r\v 
James  J.  .'IH,  (it.  Hamplon  r\v 
•James  Jjjh.  4,  Cougrcve  st 
Jones  Hy.  41,  Summer  lane 
•Jones  Thomas,  4,  Dij^jbeth 
Jukes  John,  7,  Summer  row 
Kimherley  T.  fi,;,  Curzon  st 
Lamphier  J,  Handsvvortli  vil 
F^aytou  Benj.44,  J)i(^l»eth 
Lea  Robert,  l.'il.  Moor  st 
Lees  Chas.  10.  Summer  lane 
Lees  T.  \o9,  Bromsip-ove  st 
London  W.  G.  26,  Darwin  st 
Lowe  Ceorji^e,  96,  Aston  st 
Lowe  W.  10,  New  Meeting  st 
Lucknxan  Henry,  171,  High 

street,  Deritend 
Lucy  Win.  5.  IJrearley  st.W. 
Maxwell  Alfred,  1,"{,  Moat  In 
Mec  Thos.  2,  Jamaica  row 
MillmanR.i:{S,(;t.  Hm])1n  r 
Moure  J.  2.'{7,New  'Jowu  rw 
•tMorley  Henry,  7,  Union  st 
Morris  J  as.   17,    Kxeter  row 
Musgrove  W.7y.  Hockley  hi 
Oakley  John,  7«>i,  ("heapsd. 
Olds  John,  79,  Meriden  st 
Owen  Klias,  26,  Thorj)  st 
Padmore  Henry,  46,  Holt  st 
Page  (ieorge,  16,  Up.  Priory 
Pearce  T.  .'{O.  lliLrhst.  Drtnd 
Peel  John.  47,   Lister  street 
PhillipsJohn,  79,   Aston  st 
I'hillips  John,  .'W9,  ('hen])sd 
Piddington  tJeo.  44,  Unett  st 
tPlatt  Ihos.  40,  Dale  end 
Pollard  J.  14S.  Nelson  st.W. 
Priddy  Siiml.  101,  Hospital  st 
Prime  (  harles,  (52,   Aston  st 
Kay  S.  2;<!),  New  Town  row 
Hol)(>rtsJ.24,  H.  rordrongh  st 
•KobertsSaml.  lOlKSuOolkst 
•tUobinson  J.  12,  Newhallst 
Kol)ins(m  J.  11.  29,  Hall  st 
Kowlcy  (J.  4,    F>ower    Priory 
Russcri.Ipli.  2.")l),  liraiHord  s*t 
Sault  John,  hi,  Aston  road 
Srarrott  HI,  Kdgbiistoii  st 
Shaw  S.  Jan.  7-"',  New  Vork  pi 
ShillitoT.  U.  29,  High  .st 
SkerrattW.(  hrist(  hiirch  pas 
Sliid.'  Wm.  4S,  Pcrsbtire  st 
Smalli'v  J.  99,   Lancaster  st 
Smith  1).  1 2 1  A,  Uroad  st .  Islngt 
Smith  Henry,  4,  Rylaiid  st 
Steele  Thonm**,  oii,  Moor  st 


Stokes  J.  105,  Up.  Tower  st 
Sutton  \V.  22,  Prospect  row 
TackabarryB.;j4.Bishopgt  s 
Taylor  George,  IJell  street 
tTbacker  J.  1 10,  Livery  st 
Thomas  W..'j.  Bromsgrove  st 
•fThomason    William,    68, 

Constitution  hill 
Thornstance   William,   191, 

Tennant  street 
•Tranter  J.  4.'},  L^nion  pasge 
Tullett  E  3,  Up.  Mill  lane 
Usher  Thomas,  12,  Church  s 
Wareing  Joseph,  20,  Hill  st 
WattonTlios.'J4o, Summer  In 
tWeatherall    William,     oO, 

Edgbaston  street 
Webster  Wm.  77,  Snow  hill 
Weetman    John,    19,    New 

Meeting  street 
•tWheldon  W.5  <fc6,Ann  st 
WhitehouseE.32,Congreve  s 
Wilson  G.184,  Gt.Hamptn  r 
WorseyF.  80,  Broiusgrove  st 

Hair  (Curled)  Manufrs. 

Challenner  J.  34,  Barford  st 
.TohnsonN.B.37,Up.  Dean  st 
Parsons  Jph.  129,  Bradford  s 
Ward  Geo.  A.  o,  Snow  hill 
Williams  John,  69,  Ilea  st 

Hammer   Manufrs. 

See    also    Heavy    Steel    Toij 
Maiiujacturers. 

Chamberlain   Thomas,    54, 

Blucher  street 
(JroonieR.ct.  12,  Steelhouse  1 
Handl('y.Iph.23,  Lancaster  s 
Hill  (has.  W.  y4,  Digbeth 
lht])kins    James,    court   17, 

Navigation  street 
Hopkins    Thomas   and   Co. 

5.'{,  Suflblk  street 
Jackson  C.  ct.  2,Weaman  st 
Jackson  ^Vm.  206,  Aston  rd 
Lane     William,     court     17, 

Bartholomew  street 
Leadbeater  J ).47, Edmund  st 
Smith(;.ct.:),lliulist.l)eritnd 
Suiith  J.  ."{J,  (it.  (  harles  st 
Thomas    Richard,    Icknield 

Works,  Icknield  s(puire 
'TimniinsK.AStdJs, .').') Hurst  s 
I  pfill  llilw.  10,  Moat  road 

I  ]»lill   Thomas  and  S(Ui,157, 

(it.  Charles  street 
Warden  J.  jtui.  .lauuiica  rw 

HandcufiT  Manufrs. 

IVoggatt  W.  2s;), Bradford  ni 

I I  iatt  ^^'  J .26,  Masshouse  In 


Nichols  James,  63,  Digbeth 
Thompson   John,    court  9, 
Coleshill  street 

Hard  V/ood  IVIerchts. 

Fauntleroy  Robert  dr  Sons, 

j       2.},  Friday  bridge ;  Thomas 

I       Short,  agent 

FreethJ.jun. 76, l^p. Tower  st 

Horton  J.  T.  <fe  J.  10  &  11, 

St.  Mary's  row 
Marrian  J.  P.  69^  Slaney  st 
Short  T.  (ifc  niother-o-pearl, 

ivory  <fe  tortoiseshell.)  2i, 

Friday  bridge 
ShuttleworthJ.G. Crescent  w 

Hatters  &  Hat  IVIanfrs. 

Those  marked  *  arc  Manufrs. 

Adams  George,  2,  Tonk  st 
•Allen  Henry,  3,  Digbeth 
Allport  Abnn.l,Colmore  rw 
Baker  William,  94,  Snow  hi 

1  Baldwin  John,33,Stafrord  st 
Bate  Thomas,  6o,  Bull  st 
*Bullock.l  .24.NewSummer  s 
Caswell  Geo.  65,  Snow  hill 
Crook  John  R.  72,  Bull  st 
Cropper  Peter  S.  6'i,  Bull  st 
(;ent  Wm.  23,  Bennetts  hill 
Giles  Thos.  26,  Bull  street 
♦Gillard  J.  C.  200,  High  st. 

Deritend 
•Gilhaui  Chas.  74.  High  st 

!  Gillins  John,  79,  High  st 
♦Grovenor  Cpr.  20,  Digbeth 
*(Jrovenor  J.  71,  Dale  end 
•(iuest  Geo.  54,  Livery  st 
Holleys  J.  60,  Woodcock  st 
•.Tones  .John,  54,Lichfi>-'ld  st 
Keel  William,  5,  Dudley  st 
Lewis  C.  T.  38,  Holloway  h 
•Phillips  Samuel  88,  High  st 
Reynolds  P.\\'ood  st.  Moorst 
Robinson  1.  154,  Hockley  hi 
Stubbs  John,  100.  Dale  end 
Stubbs  Thuuuis  P.  4,  Bull  st 
Sullield  Joseph,  87,  High  st 
'Taylor  .lames,  19,  Spiceal  st 
•'Taylor  .lohn,  25,  Snow  hill 
Taylor  Joseph  A.  24,  New  st 
Taylor  Wm.  102,  Dale  end 
'Thornelv  Saml.  48.K  High  st 
'Tullett  'T.  9,  St.  Martin's  In 
Walker  William,  75,  High  st 

'  Ward  Frederick,  4S,  Bull  st 

;  >\'indridge  D.  5,  Hen's  walk 

Hay  <ft  Straw  Dealers, 

Arculus  (ieorge,  75,  Lionel  st 
Buylis   Charles,    31,  Wharf 
street,  Suflblk  street 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADK    LIST. 


3-)! 


Bramich  Thomas,  juu.  12-2, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Brecdon  Thomas,  l,\'ictoria 

terrace,  Hockley  hill 
liroughall  C.  -2;},  Hishopgt.  st 
Bushell  J.  lt)4,  Heneage  st 
Chattaway  Ril.  7^,  SufTolk  st 
Corbett  lly.NVorcester  wharf 
Curtiss  Rd.  64,  (.t.  Barr  st 
Darlty  John,  74,  Pershore  st 
(Ireen  Edna,  IIG,  I.ivery  st 
(irigg  Samuel,  2,  Gas  street 
HarrisW.  cfe  Son,  57,  Snow  hi 
Hicken  Robt.  253,  Aston  rd 
Homer  Thos.  18,  Balsall  st 
H owe H. 1 91, High  st.Deritnd 
Martin  J.6,Gt.  Hampton  rw 
Paddy  J.  41,  Bartholomew  st 
Power  Henry,  223,  Aston  rd 
Ridyard  John,  Crescent  locks 
Sherwood  J.Worcester  wharf 
Smith  Benjamin,  33.4,  Wharf 

street,  Suffolk  street 
Stibbs  Thos.  2,  Gloucester  st 
Stockford  J.  148,  Hockley  hi 
Simpson  J.  61,  Belmont  row 
Tyler  \Vm.  26,  Summer  row 
Welch  Rd.  21,  Summer  lane 
White  Jno.  Worcester  wharf 

Heavy  Steel  Toy  &  Tool 
IVIanufacturers. 

Bennett  Jph.  74,  Hatchett  st 
Chamberlain   Enoch,    court 

86,  New  Canal  street 
Chamberlain  T.54,Blucherst 
Chapman  William,  Duke  st 
Coates  Jph.  96,  Woodcock  st 
Colesby  Joseph,  60,  Barr  st 
Fazakarley  J.  Comstitutn.  hi 
Fletcher  G.  26,  Mary  Ann  st 
Flewitt  T.  34,  Woodcock  st 
Handley  J.  23,  Lancaster  st 
Hodgkins  E.  Lr.  Loveday  st 
Holland  Thos.  ct.  5,  Duke  st 
Hopkins  J. ct.l7,Navigatn.st 
HopkinsT.&Co.53, Suffolk  st 
Kilby  William,  Cecil  street 
LeadbeaterD.47,  Edmund  st 
Littlewood  J.  ct.  12,  Hurst  st 
Nibbs  Joseph,  78,  Palmer  st 
Perks  »k  Co.  19,  Legge  street 
Perks  Thomas  <fe  Son,  106.^, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Ross  Thomas,  3,  Prospect  rw 
Smith  Jph.  32,  (it.  Charles  st 
Snape  N.  ct.  1,  Loveday  st 
Timmins   R.  and  Sons,  55, 

Hurst  street 
Toney  Wm.  V.  Soho  Works 
AValker  George,  Holland  st 
Willetts  J.  208,  Heneage  st 
Warren  J.  55,  Lt.  Charles  st 


Wood  Benj.  20,  Alcester  st 
Worwoodt.  56,  St.  Martin  st 
WynnW.C.<feCo.l42  Suffolk  s 
VatesJ.ttCo.Pritchctst.Wks. 
and  Exchange  ^Vks.  Aston 

Hemp  and  Flax  Dealers. 

Bower  tfe  Wright,  154,  Broms- 

grove  street 
Bmtin  G.  19,  Navigation  st 
Rose  William. 29. Congreve  st 
Withers  E.  93,  Smallbrook  st 

Hinge  IVIanufacturers. 

Beesley  Brothers,  71,  Caro- 
line street 
CotterillB.ct.l9,Up.Windsr.s 
Cotterill  J.  ct.64,  Coleshill  st 
(Jovington  J. 4,  Holloway  hd 
Davis  John,  103,  Suffolk  st 
Dunn  J.  ct.  14,  Lt.  Charles  st 
Dunn  J.  ct.  5,  Lt.  Charles  st 
FearneyS.ct.9,High  st.Drtnd 
Gold  John,  40,  Lionel  street 
Harris  Jph.  10,  Lt.  Charlesst 
Hayes  Isaac,  142,  Hmptn.  st 
Hirne   Thos.  Globe  Works. 

15  and  16,  Cliveland  st 
Jones  Geo.  ct.  4,  Broom  st 
Keeling  W.  ll,Barthlmw.st 
Law  John,  11,  Prospect  row 
Lowell  Alfd.44,  Cliveland  st 
Moore  Paul  &  Co.  Lister^st 
Phillips  George,  88.^,  Aston  st 
PriceCatherine,ll,"Oozells  st 
Quiney  E.Cregoe  place,  Bell 

Bam  road 
Swift  James,  15,  Gough  st 
Thomas  S.  High  st.Deritend 
Thornton  <fe  Sons,  179,  Brad- 
ford street 
Twigg  D.  T.  70,  Palmer  st 
Walker  S.    back   29,    Park 

street.  Bull  ring 
Weston  M.  ct.  29,  Newton  st 

Hook  &  Eye  Makers. 

Alder  Wm.  26,  Howard  st 
AshfordE.ct.3,Breadst.  Hills 
Cattell  J  as.  53,  Worcester  st 
CutterJ.H.12(fel3,Nw.Twn.r 
Edelsten  &  Williams,  New- 

hallWorks,George  st.Pard 
Green  Joseph,  4,  Sun  street 
Harrison  J.  12,  Hampton  st 
Heaton  Geo.  48,  Shadwellst 
HipkissHy,7,  New  Market  st 
Kerby  William,  Union  court. 

Lower  Tower  street 
McCardie  Joseph,   William, 

&  James,  24, Worcester  st 
McEvoy  H.  N.  E.  26,  Hallst 
Newey  J.  G.  56,  Brearley  st 


PalmerJ.6,  Broad st.Islingtn 
Peyton  and  lies,  96,  High  st. 

Bordesley 
Phillips  Hy.  6S,  Graham  st 
Phillips  W.  B.  B.  67,  Great 

Hampton  row 
Swingler  Sml.  197,  Aston  rd 
Taylor  Wm.  50,  Weaman  st 
Turton  Jph.  90.  Tennant  st 
UptonChrst|,hr.  ct.4,  Mott  st 
Williams  William,  30,  Bull  st 

Hoop(  Wood)  Makers. 

See    ITuod  IIoup. 

Hop  Merchants. 

Burbidge  H.  291,  Bradford  st 
BurbidgeW.136,  Bromsgv.  st 
Burbidge  Thos.  16,  High  st 
Buszard  Wm.  22,  Cheapside 
ClementsFrancis,  13,Sn(>w  hi 
Cooper  Thomas,  Ward  st 
Cox(i.H.  &  Edwin,  Hockley 

brewery,  Hunter's  lane 
Freer  E.  tfe  Son,  28,  Digbeth 
Fulford  John  &  Jph.  Mottst 
HancoxH. Aston  NewTowa 
Hemming  S.  Dartmouth  st 
Holcroft  Hy.  33^,  Horse  fair 
Jones  Evan,  19,  Cliveland  st 
Jones  J.  87,  Navigation  st 
Leonard  Geo.  117,  Snow  hill 
Miles  Richard,81, Bradford  st 
Millichamp  Benj.  Lozells 
Nichols  John,  150,  Moor  st 
Nock  Henry,  44,  Dale  end 
Payn  J.  B.  62,  Edgbaston  st 
Reeve  Wm.  53.,  Aston  road 
Snow  Edward,  56,  High  st 
Suckling  Jph.  94,  Dale  end 
Thompson  J .  252,  Heneage  st 

and  George  street.  West 
Wheeler  Edmd.62, Temple  pi 
Williams  Benjamin,  Lozells 

Horse  and   Carriage 
Repositories. 

I  Bretherton  T.  59,  Pershore  st 
,  Galium  AVm.  (late  Beards- 
worth,  Midland  Counties,) 

1,  Cheapside 

Horse  Dealers. 

Lewis  John,  sen.  27, Dean  s 
Padmore  Thos.  41,  Dean  st 
Parker  Thos.  46,  L  p.Deanst 
Richards  S.  42,  Bradford  st 
Sankey  &  Parish,  2/6,  Brad- 
ford street 
Yallop  and  York,  (breakers) 

2,  Dean  street 


352 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Horse  &  Gig  Letters. 

MarUd  '  let  JJuises  uii'y. 

Barnott  S. -24.  Ilockloy  bill 
Iiayli.sJ.lHtj,ili«rli  .st.lJertud 
Bea.selevG.4, St. Martin's  In 
IJrice  Edward,  !S(j,  Smith  st 
•Deakin  Wiu.  .'r2.  Dean  st 
Kccles  Tho.s.  VVorcester  st 
rarnuT  N.  1.3,    Floodj^'ate  .st 
lioTigh  JiiLn,  Jamaica  row 
liar  wood  H  42,  Hampton  st 
Ilemiiiiiii,'  Win.  <),  Peck  In 
IIil>kis.s  E.  'J.122,llockleyh 
Holt  Edward,  lU).  Price  st 
HowesF.ltjS.liroad  st.Isl;:,'tii 
Jennings  J.  38,    Mount   .>st. 

Newhall  street 
Ludlow  Thos.  b8,  Moor  st 
Mackay  J  as.  6,  Coventry  st 
Matthews  Tliomas,  King  st 
Mayo  S,  73,  Worcester  street 
Mounlney  ('.2,  Duddeston  r 
Nutt  J.  Castle  yard,  High  st 
•Parker  T.  47,  I'p.  Dean  st 
Peedle  ^\'illiam,  Castle  yard 
Price  Ed.  T.i,  Charlotte  st 
Taylor  Joseph,  .'>().^  Moor  st 
'Ihorntonll.  4,  Mount  street, 

Newhall  street 
I'^pton  (i.  G.'i,  (Constitution  h 
W addell  and  Brelhertou,  1 37, 

Hiv'h  street 
Waddidl  (ieo.  l.'JO.  New  st 
AVekh  Ceo.  201,  Livery  st 

Horse  Slaughterers. 

Adams  Thomas  I\  Lord  st 
Johnson  Benj.  U),  Cheapsde 
Tur\ey  Eliz.  8,  Engine  st 

Hosiers. 

i-^ee  Ilaberdnskers. 

Hotels,  Inns,  <&c. 

Scv  second  list  in  iJiecUtssiJicaIn 

Importers.  j 

See  Foreiyn  Importers. 

Ink  Makers.  ' 

Crowder  E.  .'{(), Lt. Charles  st 
Edwards  E.  4J),  St.  Paul's  s(j  | 
Earmcr  Kicliard.  cl.'l  horp  st 
(;ariln('.-.lph.2l2.  lltMH'siy'st 
F  lasliim  Joscpli,  ()(>,  Hurst  st 
Kingham  ,Jph.  ."M,  Hanltury 
Lear  .fas.  I,  (It.  Coimore  st  , 
.NLirliii  S.  (ami  j>riiitt'rs,)  til, 

Oxford  street  ] 

Nottinirham\V.I.S,Honlsly  st  ' 
San(ltMs||.N.!i;{.St(>flhtni*sc  1 


I  Thornley.   Son    dr     Knight, 
j      (printers)  .3,  Lionel  st 

Inkstand  TCakers. 

I  Adams  \V.  37,  HoUoway  hd 
Blakeway  J.  13,  Edgbstn.st 
Burgess  \V.3i5,  Holloway  hd 
Heaih  Jas.  ct.  7-.  Essex  st 
Hewson  Ann,  103,  Lionel  st 
Lystcr  C.  9,  Ct.  Hampton  st 
Neal  <fe  Tonks.  13,(it.C  has.  s 
Pershouse  IL  io.J,  Suffolk  st 
Phillips  Frederick,  29,  Mary 

street,  Caroline  street 
IlatcliUJohu  and   Charles, 

140,  Suflnlk  street 
Whitehouse  J.  22,  Hill  st 

Iron  Founders. 

Aldam  Wm.  42.^,  Edmund  st 
Aingworth  H.  41,  Snow  hill 
Bal<er  6:  Co.  78,  Digheth 
Bowley  B.  ^'icto^ia  ^Vorks, 

Smethwick  ' 

Burley  R.  Lr.  Hurst  st.  East 
Bntclier  John,  Baggot  street 
Cap])er  Chas.  H.33,  Broad  st 
Cardall  S.  232,  Ast«ui  road 
Chambers  Wm.  Oozells  st      [ 
Clive  'J'honaas,  Staniforth  st  i 
Cocks  Thi»mas,Cambridgest  ' 
Cfosbee  T.  13,  Coloshillst 
CuUis  J.  ct.  8,  William  st.  N.  ' 
Deeley  ct  Irwin, 4, 1'p.  Priory 
Edwards  T.  Islington  Foun- 
dry. lOj  cV:  lot),  Grosvenor 
St.  West 
Fox,  I  lend  -rson,  dr  Co.  Lon- 
don Works,  Smethwick        : 
Francis  T.  287,  Bradford  st    i 
(Jiles  John,  11,  Behuout  ])as  ; 
Ciortrui  (Jeo.  89,  Lomltard  st  ' 

II  ad  ley  \  Robinson  18,  War 
wick  str<^et 

Hargruve  Charles,  Priucip  st  j 
Heeley  J.  <i' Sons,  Mount  st. 

(irnbaui  street  ' 

Ilolib'u  l'hos.20l,.\st<»nri»ad  , 
Hoo])er    S.    Ar    Co.  (  ottage  , 

Lane  \N'orks 
James  C.  Lrldi^'e  st.  Foundry,  ^ 

Broad  stn-et 
Jones  (L  Lionelst.it  Phirnix 

Foundry,  Su<iw  hill 
.loncs    r.  iV-  Sous,  31  A'  ,32, 

r<radlord  street 
Eawson  A-  lloltliMi,  147,  Ct. 

Charles  stre<M 
Lees   Thos.  37,  Banbury  st 
.Marshall  Isaac  «fc  Sons,  74, 

Bradl\»rd  street 
.Matibi'tt  F.  20.  C.eo.  st.  Par 


Middleton  Jas.  Smethwick 
:  Middleton  W.  Bridge  st.  W. 
;  Newman  Wm.  10,  Bond  st. 

Hamjjton  street 
!  Naishi.V'Usborn,22,Coleshl.st 
Nichols  James,  63,  Digheth 
Page  John,  94,  Aston  road 
Page  Thos.  Belmont  passage 
i'hillips  (Jeo.  88.;^,  Aston  st 
PooleRichard..'J4,  Newha  I  st 
Rathbone  T.  ,">,  (irosvcnir st 
Simpson  William,  Holland  .st 
Smith,  Fi.sher,  <k  Co.  Nile  st 
Smith  ct  Ilawkes,  Broad  st. 
Smith   Moses,  34,  Creen  st. 

Birch  all  street 
Taylor  William,  66,  Moor.st 
Thompson,    Astbiu-y,  ct  Co. 

Smethwick 
L'i>fill  F^dward.  10,  Moat  row 
Uprill  Thomas  ct  Son,  157, 

(ireat  (  harles  street 
Walker  John,  32,  Coleshillst 

Iron  Masters. 

Batson   Wm.   ct    Co.   Atlas 

Iron  Works,  Clivelaud  st. 

and  Scej)tre   Iron  Works, 

Richard  street 
Keurick  Samuel,  Spon  lane, 

West  Brouiwich 
Scholefield  William,  and  Co. 

3/,  C  herry  street 
Sims  ct  Co.  Aston  Junction 

Forge,  Dartmouth  street 

Ironmongers. 

Marked  *  are    Wholesale. 

Aingworth  H.  41,  Snow  hil^ 
Aston  Alfred,  4,  Hiifh  street 
Aston  .John  C.  23.  Snow  hill 
•Austerct  Smith,  1.3,  Easv  rw 
Beale  T.«t  W.  F.  2t)tj,  Brad- 
ford street 
Beeslo^-  Benjamin  (fcSon,  48, 

Ludgate  hill 
Beswick  .Fas.  78,  Dale  end 
Beswick  .lauu's,  jun.  96,  (it. 

Hampton  street 
Bradney  Wm.  41,  StalVordst 
Hurton  (has.  ;37,  Coleshillst 
Cooke  .lohn,  ."(S,  Horse  fair 
Di^rby  T.  7tJ,  Navigation  st 
Dodd  (1.  Handsworth  village 
Doyle  .loseph,  til.  Snow  hill 
I'osbrook  J.12,  Smalll)rookst 
Fret'inan  R.ti2,Sniallbrook  st 
•(j«)ugh  ct  Bowen,  17  ct  18, 

St.  .Mary's  row 
I  Icatb  W.  F. 20, .Jamaica  row 
llulVt-r  .1.  W.  (39,  (  lu'ajjside 
Hughes  T.  58,  Hampton  st 


Bl  KM  INGHAM    TKADE    LrST. 


353 


Jackson  E.B.  19,  Hockley  hi 
Jenkins  Mary,  6,  Di^beth 
Jeukins*Aslitbr(l..'>S.l)i^bth 
JohusDuJ.jnn.  5o,  Sttitl'ordst 
•Jennings  <fe  Yeo,  11,  Ed- 
mund street 
Lauj^ebear  llol^ert  and  Co. 

102,  Lichfield  street 
•LinghamBrthrs.  170, 1 1  amp- 
ton  street 
•Mapplebeck  and  Lowe,  6 

and  7.  Bull  ring 
Mills  S.  78,  Suiallbrook  st 
Morris  J.ltjJ,Broad  st.  Islug 
Noakes  Oliver,  Hagleyroad 
Oxenbould  W.58.Constitn  h 
Parker  W .  (builder's  general) 
11  <fe  12,  Broad  st.  Isling. 
ParkesS.4J,  High  st.Deritnd 
Pickard  Tints.  M.  7^^  Bull  st 
Pollock  Rt.l6,Sinallbrookst 
Price  George,  1,  Bull  ring 
•Rocks  *k  lilakemores,  New- 
hall  hill 
•Room  Herbert,  16,  Bull  rg 
Salt  Richard.  5,  Dale  end 
Shaw  Edmund,  SO.,  Bull  st 
•Shaw  W.  10,  Park  st.Bull  r 
Steele  Thos.  84,  Coleshill  st 
Stephens  Rd.  35,  Legge  st 
Sumner  and  Son,  8-4,  Small- 
brook  street 
•  Taylor  F.  etCo.22,Easy  rw 
•Thornton    and    Sons,    179, 

Bradford  street 
Turner  Jeremh.  46.  Horse  fr 
•UpfiU  Edw.  10,  Moat  row 
Warden  J.  jun.  Jamaica  rw 
W  arden  J  .cVSons,  Edgbastn.  s 
Willetts   John,    10,    Phillip 

street,  High  street 
Winchurst  Isaiah,  21 ,  High  st 

Iron  Plate  Workers. 

Marked  *    wurk   galvanised 
iron  uho. 

•Ash  and  Son,  119,  New  st 
Baker  Thos.  52,  Coleshill  st 
Boden  Rd,  6."i,  Edmund  st 
BridgewaterJ  ..'icSy,  Summer  1 
DawsonC20, Buckingham  s 
BeswickJ.96.(it.H  ampton  st 
Dodd  (}.  ct.  10,  Coleshill  st 
Hyde  «fe  Parkcs,  ct.lO,Holtst 
Jeavons  Paul,  44,  Warner  s 
Jackson  C.  54.  Heneage  st 
Jones  T.E.I 65, Dartmouth  s 
Matthews  A.  147,  Lionel  st 
•Moldey  T.84,  Lancaster  st 
Mullin  J  as.  '6^.,  Summer  rw 
•Omie  Joseph,  14,  Water  st 
Orme  W.  ct.  8,  North  wood  st 


•Pagett  J.  10,  Lr.Camden  pi 
♦Price  (Jeorge,  I4,  Bull  ring 
Read  S.  12,  (Irovesnor  stieet 
Rowley  James,  18,  Snow  hi 
Shaw  C.  3  &  6,  Branston  st 
Simonite  John,  52.  Pope  st 
♦Smith  Joseph,  43,  Hill  st 
Sumner  and  Son,  84,  Small- 
brook  street 
Tonks  Saml.  35,  Ludgate  hi 
Whitfield  T.  31,  Summer  rw 

Iron,  Steel  and  Tin  Plate 
Merchants. 

Barney  Jas.  D.  &  Co.  &3, 

Oxford  street 
Batsou  Wm.  and  Co.  Atlas 

Iron  Works,  Cliveland  st. 

<fe  Secptre  Works,  Richard 

st.  Dartmouth  street 
BissellBrothers,  62,Water  st 
Bissell  H.  J.  9,  Steelhonse  In 
Bissell  Jas.  265,  Bradford  st 
Bullock  W.S.153,Gt.Chas.st 
Cox  &  Jarvis,  (pig  iron)  6, 

Broad  street 
Dawes  <fe  Co.  28,  Lionel  st 
Deeley  cfe  Irwiu,4, Up.  Priory 
Digbeth  Iron  &  Steel  Com- 
pany ;  W.  Duffield,  mngr. 
Gray  &  Tomlinson,   Golden 

Lion  Passage,  Aston  st 
Hill  T.  181,  High  st.  Deritnd 
Hunt  W.  <fe  Sons,  52.  Ann  st 
Izod  <fe  Son,  62,  Stafiford  st 
Lee  Wm.  Hy.  78,  Suffolk  st 
Parsons  Thos.  2,  Edmund  st 
Saunders  J.  Handsworth  vl 
Simpson  G.  H.  77,  Suffolk  s 
Sims&C  o.  Aston  Junction  Frar 
Sutton  and  Ash,    128,  Snow 

hill,  &  103,  Constitutn.  hi 
Tomlinson  H.  &  Co.  83,  Gt. 

Charles  street 
UpfiUT.&  Son,  157,Gt.Chas.s 
W  alker  Jno.  (Sheffield  steel,) 

84^,  Great  Charles  street 
Walker  T.  M.  17,  Lr.  Priory 
Warden  Joseph  and  Sons,  6, 

Edgbaston  street 
Whitehouse  T.  87,  Aston  st. 
Wilden  Iron  and   Tin  Plate 

Company,  ll,Whittall  st 
Yates  and  Birch,  39  and  40, 

Coleshill  street 

Ivory  and  Bone  Toy  and 
Ornament  Manfrs. 

Ashford  William,  Palmer  st 
Ansell  Wm.  ct.  4.  Darwin  st 
Bennett  .lames,  Dymock  st 
Brettell  John,  3^.,  Suffolk  st 
Broomhead  Rt.  101,  Pope  st 


Burgess  J.  129,  Gt.  Chas.  st 
Chillingworth  Thomas,  ct.  1, 

Dar^vin  street 
Clark  Wm.  l.|.  Little  Hill  st 
Davis  John,  ct.  15.  Darwinst 
Drew  Samuel,  5,Moseley  rd. 
Feild  Charles,  74,  Moseley  st 
Fetsell  Thos.  ct.  7,  Darwin  st 
Field  Joseph,  7,  Bradford  rw 
Gaunt  cfe  Lancaster,  ct.  16, 

Moseley  street 
Gilbert  Chas.  81,  Alcesterst 
Goodwin  Wm.  34,  Livery  st 
Heatley  J.  ct.  9,  Howard  pi 
Horton  J.  T.&  J.  10 and  11, 

St.  Mary's  row 
Ho  well  Joseph, 96, Cheapside 
James  G.ct.l6,lJp.Windsorst 
Johnson  Wm.  181,  Darwin  st 
Luckett  Thomas,  31,  Ellis  st 
MinshuU   G.  &   W.  S.  220, 

Bradford  street 
MinshuU  S.  90,  Lombard  st. 
MinshuU  W.  R.  31,  Digbeth 
Osborn  James,  7,  Birchall  st 
Padmore  T.  l6,Lt.  Charles  st 
Phillips  Geo.  ct.  3,  Buck  st 
PriestleyJ.156,Bromsgrove  3 
Rice  William,  89,  Moseley  st 
Riley  Thos.  79,  New  Canal  st 
Sanders  Wm.  ct.  21,  High  st. 

Bordesley 
Shilton  E.  61,  Navigation  st 
Stapenel  S.  ct.  2,  Moseley  rd 
Trimnell  J.  ct.  19,  Cheapside 
Whitehouse  James,  36, Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 
Whitehouse  W.  116,Lionelst 
Willetts  Wm.  (and  chessmen 

maker,)  8,  Henry  street 

Japan  Makers. 

HiU  Stephen,  25,  Pritchett  st 
Postons  W.  G.  19,  Lionel  st 

Japanners  &  Manuftrs. 

of  Iron  and  Papier 

ZVIachee  Goods. 

Adams  E.  jun.  59^,  North- 
wood  street 

Adderley  S.  20,  Branston  st. 

Allgood  A.  124,  Hosjutal  st. 

Alsagertfe  Nevili,  111,  Upr. 
Tower  street 

Avins  C.  ife  Sons,  3Q.,  Wor- 
cester Wharf 

Blyth  (fe  Farmer,  Regent  Pa- 
rade fFurkfi.,  Regent  parade 

Bradbury  F.  2,  Prospect  row 

Breese  C.  ^i).,  Gt.  Charles  st. 

Bridgwater  cfe  Gregory,  109, 
Snow  hill 

CoUis  G,  R.  Chiirch  street 

2  Y 


35  i 


BIRMIKGQ.4.M    TRADE    LIST. 


DockorC.  134.r.t.lIami)tons 
Foothorape,    Showell,   and 

ShontoTi,  2.7,  Church  st 
Cill,  Mill  ward,  d'  West  wood, 

45,  St.  Panl's  square 
Ciniy,  Martin, ti-Grav.TJrklv^t 
Ilalheard  .V:   Wolliiij^'s,   I'lG, 

Constitution  hill 
Harrison  W.  44,  Fishor  st 
llcalh  T.  ct.  IJi.  Stoelljs.  In 
Flewlott.I.  i;jl,Gt.('harlcs.st 
Ilfnvsmi  Ann,  10,'{.  Lionel  st 
[till  Krcdfk.  ct.  4,  Lionel  st. 
Hill  \\'illi;iin,4.'>.^, Kdninndst 
11  inks  J.  5*i,  rieor<i;e  st.  Par. 
Flod^res  S.  J.  11,  Howe  st 
Norton  Cieo.  ct.  H,  Clonjrh  st 
.l<»avons  Paul,  44,  Warner  st 
Jennens  A'  Hottrid^ro,  Pajiier 
Machec  Wks.  99.  Constn.hl 
•lohnes  John,  ct.  24,  liarr  st 
liander  Charles,  I^eirire  st 
Lane  Thos.  Papier  Machee 
and    Patent    Pearl    (J lass 
Works,  91,  (it.  Hampton  st 
Lister  T.  4,  Lr.  Pershore  st 
Littlehales  and  Green,  147, 

Great  Hampton  row 
Loach  John,  ."{•2,  Harford  st 
LoxtonS.(fe  Sim,  1 1 6,Sufl[olk  s 
Lndlow  Wm.  7,  Exeter  row 
McCallum  and  Hodson,  Lr. 

Brearley  street 
Morley  Gideon,   1,  Mary  st. 

Caroline  street 
Painter  John,  75,  Cecil  st 
Pearsall  James,  .'{9,  I^icmel  st 
P(>ars  and  Co.  44,  Princip  st 
Pitt  C.  P.  Haskerville  Works 
Pitt  Jose])h,  Hanley  street 
Pountney  T.ct.  9.  Fordr<rh.  st 
Flnl>erytfe  Kvans,Dartmth.  st 
Sh(>])lierd  R.  tVr  J.  ct.  A  1}  r\v 
Smith  lC.(J.(iron.)  1  l,l)nkest 
Smith  \'  Lander,  Ilollidayst 
SonterCJ.tV:  Son,    II,  Great 

Ilnssell  street 
Stevens  S.  ct.  .'{,  Sunnner  st 
SntclinM.  27.(it.I  lampton  sf 
'I  liumas  Thos.  104,  Lionel  st 
Thom])son  L  .'{9,  Pritchet  st 
Toujour  Charles.!  L\\'iiter  st 
Tonks  Saml.  .'{.">,  Ludi^Mte  hi 
Turley  lid.  .'{HI,  Summer  In 
Cnite  Sml.  27,  N<»rth\vood  st 
Walters  Snsiuih,  l.'J,  Water  st 
\\  liartuii    Tlinmas,    scnr.  4, 

Great  Charles  street 
Whitr  J.  H.  <')(>,  lliimpton  st 
W  hit.  h. .use  John,  22,  Hillst 
U'ilkins  Janu's  and  Henry, 

cntirt  1  1,  Hanli'v  street 
Wood  John,  ct.  4,  (  arvcr  st 


Woodward    and     Midgeley, 
George  street.  Parade 

Jewellers  and  Gold- 
smiths. 

Adams  T.  14S,  Hrearley  st.W 
Allen  Frdck.  l.'i,  Spencer  st 
Allen  J.  1H2,  New  John  st.W 
Armitasre  and   Walker,    53, 

St.  Paul's  square 
Aston  Thos.  12.  Ueijent  pi 
Arouson  S.  99,  Smallhrook  st 
At  kin  J.  9,  Northampton  st 
Atkins  .I|di.  40,  Caroline  st 
Atkins  Wm.  2;{,  Regent  pi 
Hache  Saml.  lirearley  st.W. 
liacheS.T.  1  l,l}rearleyst.  W 
Haker  Georcre.  57,  Howard  st 
Halleny  J.  44,  St.  Paul's  sq 
liantrm  Rd    Richard  street, 

Spencer  s'reet 
IJarnett  Fdwd,  1,  Bristol  st 
Hartlem  Thos,  7S,  Smith  st 
Barrens  R.  1,  Smallhrook  st 
Bates  Benjmn.  ct.  5,  Cross  st 
Billingham  G.ct.  1  l,Sumr.ln 
Birch  and  Morrall,  Vyse  st 
Birch  Paul,  30,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Blake  Robert,  24,  Wells  st 
BlanckenseeA.4,GtCharles  s 
Blauckensee^L3,Harper'shl 
Bowles  J. 48,  Gt. Hampton  st 
Bradhury  Thos.  Gt.  King  st 
Bra<rg  T.  72,  Northwood  st 
Bridges  William,  8,  Bath  st 
]?ritain  John,  38,Vyse  street 
Bromage  Ji)h.  57,  Moor  st 
Brookes  Edwd.  ct.2,  Essex  st 
Brown  H.  107. Gt.  Hampton  st 
BtillivantC.39,NewCanalst 
Capner  T,  <Si  Cq.  8,  Pope  st 
Carrinifton  G.  36^  Howard  st 
CarringtonG.jnn.Newhallhl 
Cartwri^ht  Thos.  Spenci^r  st 
Carter  .lames,  11,  Kenionst 
Cha])man  and   Briden,   70.^, 

Parade 
Chapman  Thos.  Gt.  King  st 
Cheetham  Jcdin,  22,  New  st 
Clark  v.  A-  Co.  5.'{,  Lionel  st 
C(dlinsT.J.9,Grosven.»rst.W 
C.dlins  William,  2."),Wells  st 
Collis  (;(»(»rge  R.  Church  st 
Co(d{  Wm.  2S,  l]).  Tower  sf 
Cooper. I  ph.  258,  Hradford  st 
Cooper  \VilliMm,  Lt.  I  lill  si 
('otton  .loseph,  '{5,  Uiu-tt  st 
Cox  John,  50,  Howard  street 
Cox  J .  i)in.5().^.  ( "oii-^tit nt  II.  hi 
Cronin,  Whetder,  iV  Co.,  30, 

St.  Paul's  square 
Davis  ^\'ilIiam,  34,   New  st 
Davis  ^\'m.  It),   Branston  st 


DavlsW.  71,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
DeakinC.W.S.ULHockleyh 
Deeley   Joseph  Henry,    14, 

\'yse  .street 
Dii)ple  Hezekh.3,Caroline.st 
Dudley  W.  14,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Dutton  Hy.  54,  Hospital  .st 
Fades  Peter,  71,  Hockley  st 
Edge  Thos.  «fe  Co.  .3,  Hall  st 
Edwards  cfe  Ball.  82,  Hiirhst 
Eggington  and  Carter,  26.^, 

Constitution  hill 
Eggington    J.    155^,    Broad 

street,  Islington 
Ensor  John,  18,  Branston  .st 
Evans  George,  33,  Key  hill 
Fell  Thomas,  8,  Caroline  .st 
Field  Ann,  91,  Bull  street 
Field  (Jeorge,  99,  Unett  st 
Fisher  C,82,  Buckingham  st 
Flowers  Chas.  1(J,  Spencer  st 
Free  Daniel,  ct.l,  Exeter  row 
Freeth  William  ct    Co.    12, 

(ireat  Hampton  street 
Frost  Andw.  Handsworth  vil 
Goode  John,  7,  Caroline  .st 
Goode  J.  jun.68,  Caroline  st 
Goold  Gideon,  41,  Caroline  st 
Gough  R.  <fej.  63,  Caroline  st 
Greaves  T.  226,  Cam  len  st 
Green  C.  73,  Brearley  .st.  W. 
Green  James,  56,  Hockley  st 
Gregory  James.  79.  \'yse  st 
Gritlin  J.  5'A,  (it.  Hajuptonst 
Hardman  John  <fe  Co.  166, 

Great  Charles  street 
Hare  George,  41,  Sun  st.  W 
Harper  Jas.  B.  107,  Barr  st 
1 1  arrison  1 1  .A:.  J .  4. 1 1  o  ward  st 
Hart  T.  ct.  29,  Bromsgv.  st 
HaselerG.C.6,l{egent  parade 
HathwayW.59UConstitn.hl 
Hatton  ,l(din,  94.  Inett  st 
1 1  aden  1 1  enry,  R  ichard  .street, 

Spencer  street 
Hayes  Richard,  12.  Cnett  st 
Healey  Cphr.  12,  Howard  st 
Heath  Henry,  3,  Caroline  st 
H«vdey  .las.  A'  Sons,  Mount 
street  and  (Jraham  striM^t 
Hemmin;,'    and    Woodward, 

Spencer  street 
Heritage  John,  22.  Gou<rh  st 
lliggs  Thos.  96,  Sunnui'r  In 
Hinley  Samuel,  17,  Es.sexst 
H  irons  \\'ui.  .'!7,  SptMicer  st 
Hodgkins  i.V  IJooth,  Fredk.st 

Newhall  hill 
H(dlinsE.2  l2.NewJohnst.W 
llolloway  W.  -H.  llowardst 
IFomer.lohn,  Hospital  street 
Hort<m  (Jeo.  13,  Horse  fair 
HorlonS.  J.iV  R.29.  High  st 


BIRMINGHAM     TKAUE    LIST. 


355 


lluirlies  Robort.  S])iing  hill 
1 1  uiuphr icsBt'ii j  .o 7 -  Bristol  st 
Ilnm|»lirios  Bonjiuuiu,  Juiir. 

yi,  Navigation  street 
Hyde  iiy.  iio.  Up.  Tower  st 
Joues  Samuel,  hiJ,  ^'yse  st 
Jones  Will,  JSo,  Caroline  st 
Keeley  Samuel,  12,  New  st 
Kemp  Abraham,  .).  Barr  st 
Kemp  .liibe/.l  1  l.Hamjttu.st 
Kent  IMk.  7-,  Coustitutu.hl 
Keut  .John,  ct.7i  Lr.  Hurst  st 
Kent  Richard,  t)8,  Mott  st 
Kettle  Mary,  99,  Suflblk  st 
Kimberleylsaac,90, Livery  st 
Kirby  H.  SS,  (it.  Hampton  st 
Kuowles  H.  42,  L'p.  (ioughst 
Lander  T.  8,  Gt. Hampton  rw 
Lawden  Thomas  <\c  Son,  49, 

Great  Hampton  street 
LawrenceT.tfeCo.Brdsly.  mis 
Lea  Win.  29,  Edgbaston  st 
Lear  Wm.  Alacdonald  st 
LeviDavid,lo,  Smallbrook  st 
Loach  Ann,  16/, Hockley  hi 
Lucas  Chas.  327,  John  st,\V 
Luckettt\i  N  ewinan,  Essex  st 
Lutwyche  C.  T.  &  Son,  27, 

Cox.  street 
Makin  Sanil.  12, U. Tower  st 
Marshall  E.  2j^,MaryAun  st 
May  ell  J.  Little  Hampton  st 
Moretou  Job,  7l^,  Vyse  st 
Morris  Thomas,  IS,  Hill  st 
Mounttbrd  Thos.  17,  New  st 
Myers  Myer,  8,  Bull  ring 
Neal  W.cV:Son,33,Hainptn  st 
Newstadt  and  Barnett,   12, 

Bennetts  hill 
Nevill  C.djR.Up.  Hockley  hi 
Nevill  R.  45,  Gt.  Hamptn  st 
Newman  J  as.  2,  Regent  pde 
Onion  S.  G.  10,  Brook  st 
Pardoe  Jas.  22,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Parker  Jas.  22,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Parker  John,24,Staniforth  s 
Parkes  J  ph.  iS8,Gt.  Russell  st 
ParrT.ifeE.o4i,Con!,titutn  hi 
Peach  Richard38,Bridgest\V 
Pearsall  A.  29,  St.  Martin  st 
Perkins  Wm.  5,  Caroline  st 
Perks   and    Kirby  o6.j,    Gt. 

Hampton  street 
Pen*y  Robert,  19,  Ann  st 
Phillips  Benjamin  13,Mottst 
Philli})s  Henry,  (it.  King  st 
PonciaJ.«feSon,JO,Persliure  s 
Poolton  Jas.  44,  Horse  fail* 
Potter  Enoch,  ct.  124,  Bishop 

street,  Moseley  street 
Potter  William  18,  Snape  st 
Price  Joseph,  jun.  86,  Gt. 

Hamptonst.«fe7,Edgbstn.st 


Pridie  *fe  Hinton,  86,  Bull  st 
Pritcluird .1  ohn,  1 9, Regent  pi 
Pritchett  Win.  26,  Inge  st 
Pursall  John,  6,  Caroline  st 
Ray  W.  32.^,  Constitution  hi 
Rolason  Wm.  81,  Vyse  st 
RoUason  H.  3,  Regent  prde 
Samuel  Charles  S.  &  Co.  43, 

Edgbaston  street 
SandersH.128,Gt.  Hamptn  st 
Shaw  Charles   Thomas,   ct. 

19,  Spencer  street 
Shaw  Frederick,  35,  Cox  st 
Siviter  Wm.  102,  Mott  st 
Smith  Ann  tfe  Sons,  1,  Hos- 
pital street 
Smith  John,  28,  Mary  street, 

Caroline  street 
Smith  W.  H.  19,  Gough  st 
Solomon  N.  &  Co.  46,  New- 
hall  street 
Steen  J.  9,  Up.  Hockley  st 
Stockton  E.  tfe  Co.  3,  Small- 
brook  street 
Stoessiger  Fdk.  18,  Ann  st 
StokesH.166,NewJohnst.W 
Stokes  James,  30,  Unett  st 
Stokes  John,  12,  (Taroline  st 
Stokes  J.87,Gt.  Hampton  st 
Stokes  Samuel  58,  Unett  st 
Stone  Chas.  28,  Ludgate  hi 
Stych  W.  ct.  9,  Vauxliall  rd 
Swinden  Eras.  C.  91,  Newst 
Talbot  Wm.  1,  Berkley  st 
Taylor\V^.51,Gt,Hainpton  st 
Taylor  W.  B.  196,  Bristol  st 
Thompson  W.  12,  Regent  pi 
ThorntonT.  55,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Tongue  John,  5S,  Smith  st 
VaughtonL.l  1  l^.StGeorges 
Vaughton  P.  127,Hainptn.st 
\'ickers  Thos.  55,Gt.  King  st 
Wall  John  M.  168,  Unett  st 
W" alters  J. 75,  Constitutn.  hi 
Walters  John  W.  52,  Hill  st 
Ward  Robert,  18,  James  st. 

St.  Paul's 
WaiTenChas.  21,  Caroline  st 
Webb  Frederick,  74,  Vysest 
Webb  James,  37,  Hospital  st 
Welch  J.  P.  66,  Gt.  Hmptn.st 
Wells  Saml.  73,  Northvvd.  st 
Whateley  George,  261,  New 

John  street.  West 
White  John,  7,  Vyse  street 
Whitten  ^^m.  12,  Spencer  st 
Whyley  Thos.  39,  Severn  st 
WilliamsC.4iy^,  Mary  Ann  st 
Williams  F.  10,  Up.  Tower  st 
Williams  H.46,Gt.  Hmptn.st 
W^illiams,William,  senr.  59.^, 

Constitution  hill 
Williams  W.  14,  Regent  pi 


Willis  J.  56,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Willson  I'hos.  163,  Unett  st 
WinchirstJ.tfeC  44,  Newhl.  st 
Withers  J.  28,  Gt.  Hmptn.  st 
Wood  Stephen,  82.},    (iros- 

I      venor  sti'eet,  West 
Woodward  C.  71,  Brearleyst 

!  Woolfin  T.  Nechells  green 
Wapp  and   Woodward,    13, 

,      Bread  street,  Nevvhall  st 

i 

Jewellery  Stampers. 

See  also  Stampers  ^'  Piercers. 

Dukes  Charles,  Spencer  st 
Jukes  Josiah,  ct.33.  Livery  st 
Taylor  Wm.  50,  AVeaman  st 
Tongue  John,  5S,  Smith  st 

Job  Smiths. 

See  IVhite  Sinkhs. 

j  Joiners'  Cramp  Mfrs. 

AsliburyJ.54|,  Constitutn.  hi 
Woolley  Richard,  Bradford  st 

I  Joiners'  Tool  Mnfrs- 

Atkin  &  Son,  96,  Barford  st 
Betts  W.  6z  Co.  5S,  Ludgt.  hi 
Edmunds  Fdk.  18,  Horse  fair 
Preston  Edw.  28,  Lichiield  st 
Smith  John,  ct.  130,  Digbeth 
:  Smith  J.  32,  (ireat  Charles  st 

Key  Ring;  Makers. 

:  B  ay  lis  WM  8 ,  B  artholome  w  st 

'  Bennett  Wm.  22,  Li^gge  st 
Beynon  Wm.  42§,  New  st 
Cox  H.  125,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
DeakinJ.T.14|^,Lt.  Charles  s 
Fellows  J.  ct.  250,  Aston  rd 
FentonJ.ct.  24.|,  Up.  Tower  st 
Haynes  J.  28,  Staniforth  st 

I  Heeley  Jas.  dk  Sons,  Mount 
street  and  Graham  street 

!  Jones  T.  F.  12,  Cecil  street 
Jones  Wm.  25,  Ward  street 
Mason  Josiah,  36,  Laucstr.  st 
Newey  J.  G.  56,  Brearley  st 
Norton  Henry,  59,  Smith  st 
Peny  J.  C.  jun.  18,  Legge  st 
Wellings  Jas.  49,  Lister  st 
Willetts  G.  211,  Heneage  st 

Lace  Dealers. 

Brindley  J.  <fe  ribbon  ninfi*. 

Bedford  House,  35,  Snow  h  I 
Canning  C.    H.    180,    High 

street,  Deritend 
Carlisle  Mary,  23,  Steelhs.  In 
Cartwright  M.  A,  36^  New  st 


356 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Cooper  H.  41^,  Bullring 
Drglpy  W.  11.84,  High  at 
Felir  Thos.  J  as.  63,  Hij^h  st  j 
Hudson  Mary,  2,  Bull  street 
Lakin  Walter,  39,  Snow  hill 
Mountford  Thos.  SI,  Bull  st 
Ryley  F.  B.  21,  New  street 
SchofieldA'Jordan,16,Bull  st 
Smith  Anthony,  51,  New  st 
Suffield  .T«.hn,  108,  Bull  st 
Lyson  Wni.  14,  Bull  ring 
Thorp  William,  24,  Bull  st 

Lacker  Manufr, 

Lanil)ley  A.  56,  St.  Pauls  sq 

Ladies'  CompanionlVIfrs 

See  Pocket  Bunk   and    Fo7icy 
Leather  Case  MannJ'is. 

Iiamp,  Chandelier,  lus- 
tre <fe  Bronzed  Arti- 
cle Manufrs. 

Marked   '  are  Lamp    Manu- 
facturers only 

AbhottBrothersG,  Whittall  st 
Aldcnbrook  E.  39,  Hurst  st 
Aspinall  T.33,Lr.  Temple  st 

•  Aston  Tliomas,(lighthouse, 

ike.)  3,  Brook  street 
Bedington<feDocker,62,Rea  s 
IJlakerday  .T.13,Kdgl)aston  s 

•  Best  Rbt.  10,  Ludgate  hill 
Binnion  W.ct.2,  Edmmid  st 
Blakeway  J.  13,  Edgbstn.  st 
Blews  William  and  Sons,  9, 

Bartholomew  street 
Bolton  J  as.  Navigation  st 
Burges.-^  W.36,  Holloway  hd 

•  Burn  .las,  9ti,  New  John  st 
Burrough  A.  5t>i,  Park  street, 

Bull  ring 
Chambers  A.  20,  Lichfield  st 
Chambers  G.  8,  Colmorerw 
Chamliers  Saml.  92,Ast(m  st 
Chat  win  .1.  97,  Alcester  st 
Dugard  Brthrs.22,  Cp.Priory 
rictcher  Wm.  31,  Lovedayst 
(iray  Martin  vV:  (iray,  Berk- 
ley street 
J I  rath  .las.  ct.  7,  Exeter  st 
llraton  U.  A'  SonJKBath  st 
•ll(>theringtonT.20,Scvern  s 
11  olden  II.  A.  9o,  Sullblk  st 
Kendrick  .John,  7,   I'nett  st 
Lawsoii  iV:  llolden,  147,  Ct. 

Charles  street 
Lowe  .lohn  tVr  II.  34,  Ford- 
rough  street 
Mapiileberk    and    Lowe,    6 

and  7,  Bullring 
Margetlsl^.ct.G4,Cole*«hillst 


•Marrian  James  P.  (candle) 

69,  Slaney  street 
Marsh  Benj.  8.3,  Coleshill  st 
Messenger  and  Sons,  \o  and 

16,  Broad  street 
•Oakes  John,  6,  Exeter  row 
•Pahncr  Saml.  J  one's  place 
Parry  E.  ct.2.  Sherbonrne  st 
Phillips  Frederick,  29,  Mary 

street,  Caroline  street 
Potts  William,  16.  Easy  row 
RatcliflF  John  and  Charles, 

140,  Suffolk  street 
Room  Herbert,  16,  Bull  ring 
Salt  &  Lloyd,  17, Edmund  st 
Shorriff  Edward,  (late  Mills 

and  Co.)  43,  Paradise  st 
Smith   Timothy  <fe   Sons,  3, 

4  &  5,  Bartholomew  st 
Thomas  E.  6}^,  Colmore  rw 
Tonks  Stephen  and  Co.  1.57, 

Cheapside 
Twiss  Thomas  and  Henry, 

32,  Gt.  Charles  street 
Underhill  S.  W.  71,  Parade 
•Walker  William,  12,  King 

Edward  s  place 
Wharton    Thomas,  sen.   4, 

Gt.  Charles  street 
Wilkes  R.  1  4,  NewTo\>ni  rw 
W infield  R.  W.Cambridge  st 

Lantern  and  Lamp 
Makers. 

Andrews  Luke,  19,  Hurst  st 
Aspinall  T.  'S.i.,  Lr.Temple  st 
Beckett  ^L  A.  44,  Harford  st 
Billingsley  T.  court  15,  Bar- 
tholomew row 
Burgess  W.  .36,  Holloway  hd 
HemmingsH.  .')6,Bromsgr\-s 
Herbert W.(police,)Saltley  In 
Hetheringt«>nT.18  Exeterrw 
RatcUffJ.it  C.  UO.Suffolkst 
Ilea  John,  100,  Coleshill  st 
Smith  E.  (J.  II,  Duke  street 
Tonks  S.  35  <fc  36.  Ludgate  hi 

Lapidaries. 

Addleton  II.ct.8,Nw.lnkleys 
Cox  Thomas,  74,  Caroline  st 
Cutler  T.  ct.  7.  Et.  (  harles  st 
I)eeleyT.ct.l4,(;t.Ilamptn  s 
Gaunt  Benj.  2,  Fordrough  st 
(iretton  Wm.  .OO,  Suffolk  st 
Halfpenny  J.  3,  \'ittoria  st 
HarveyU.ct.l;'»,(;t.llamptn.s 
Ilawkesford  ,Ias.  32,  Mount 

street,  Nt'wluill  street 
Jacques  John,  39,  Vyse  st 
.limes  James.  .33,  Caroline  st 
Lowe  Fras.  ct.  24,  Spencer  st 


Matthewman  A.  3,Warstn.ln 
Moseley  H.ct.7,Lt.Charles  st 
Oliver  William,  ct.  4,  Cox  st 
Orme  John,  60,  Kenion  st 
Pearsall  John,  ct.  2,  Bread 

street.  Newhall  street 
Pilling  Geo.  169,  Hockley  hi 
Samuels  J. «fc J.  31, Newhall  st 
Sawyer  C.  36,  Mount  street, 

Newhall  street 
Spencer  J  ph.  78,  Caroline  st 
Thompson  T.59^,Constitn.hl 
Wells  John,  ct.lo,  Mott  st 
Weston  Jas.  86,  Hockley  st 

Last  and  Boot  Tree 
Makers, 

ButkT  T.  17,  Park  st.  Bull  rg 
Clarke^\M  1,  J  no.st.  Dale  end 
Osborne  Thomas  William, 
173}2,  Broad  st.  Islington 
Paul  Thomas,  1.5 J,  Moor  st 

Lathe  and  Press  Tool 
Makers. 

Briden  John,  203,  Livery  st 
Bunch  <fe  Paget,  ct. 1 2,Price  st 
EadesW.&  Son,  86.  Lichfld.st 
Evans  Joseph,  44,  Legge  st 
Gilbert  George,  101,  Mott  .st 
Harcourt  David,  Lt,  Bow  st 
Hunt  Jas.  ct.  29,  Newton  st 
JacksonChs.ct.2,Weamanst 
Johnson T.  ct.  20,  F^dmundst 
Jones  Thomas  and  Sons,  31 

and  32,  Bradford  street 
Jones  Thos.  ct.  2,  Russell  st 
Lewis  J.  69, Park  st.  Bullring 
Moxmttbrd  William,  court 4, 

Great  Hampton  street 
PhiUips  J.  1 6,Gt. Hampton  st 
Pike  J  no.  ct.  6,  Duke  street 
Powell  llichd.  14,  Edmund  st 
Scott  J  ph.  140,  Moseley  road 
Smith  Obadiah,  ct.  1,  Green 

St.  Bivch;ill  st 
Wilkes  Kichard,  3o,  Duke  st 
W  hitehouse  C.  30,Loveday  st 

Law  Stationers, 

Bibbyit  Ogden, I.Waterloo  st 
liaswellJ.  P.  o2,  Newst 
Preston  Allen,  ii,  Waterloost 
Sunderland  \\ .  25,  Ann  st 
Wliitelxmse  W.  13, Colmore r 
York  John,  Moor  street 

Leather  Factors. 

Fincher  J.  R.  11,  Sjiiceal  st 
KawlinsS.iun.  1 00,  Weanuiu  s 
Room  W.tV  F.  8,  Parade 


RIRAIINGHAM    TRADfc     LIST. 


357 


Leather  Japanners. 

l)aven[)oit  tt  Elendrcn,  Beu- 

acre  street 
Hortt)nA:(Iriiuily,43,Bradf(l..s 
Houghtou  II.  l.|,  Masshs.  In 
Hudson  G.  3."), Park  st.Hull  rg 
Robothani  (i.  "27,  Newton  st 
M'eich  F.  15,  Bromsgrove  st 

Letter  Clip  Makers. 

Addenbrook  E.  39,  Hurst  st 
Heelev  J  as.  tfe  Sons,  Mount 

street,  Graham  street 
Parker  Charles,  42,  CheiTy  st 
AA'hitehouse  John  and  Son, 

87,  Birchall  street 
W  infield  R.  W.  Cambridge  st 

Letter  Cutters  &,  Bag 
Mark  Makers. 

Evans  Thomas,  19,  Thorp  st 
Harlow  Isaac,  Livery  street 
Hart  William,  1,  Whittall  st 
Hawkesford  J.  ct.  16,  Bath  st 
Hunt  George,  Legge  street 
Jones  Jas.  Thos.  21,  Snow  hi 
Jones  W.  H.3,  Up.  Hockley  s 
Leverett  Wm.  146,  Lionel  st 
Lowe  Dnl.  19,  Masshouse  In 
Oliver  James,  11,  Newton  st 
Pane  E.  &  C.  4,  Lichfield  st 
Robinson  Saml.  12,  Summer 

street,  Navigation  street 
Selkirk  W.  J.  27,  Ludgatehl 
Sheath  Hannh.  4,  Newton  st 
Smith  William,  90,  Dale  end 
Thomas  E.  243,  Gt.  Lister  st 
Wakeman  J.26,Gt.Charles  st 
Ward  Jas.  12,  St.  Mary's  rw 

Libraries. 

Barrett  G.  89,  Steelhonse  In 
Beach  T.  88,  Navigation  st 
Birmingham^  23, Union  street ; 

William  Alldritt,  librarian 
Bowen  R.  45,  Constitution  hi 
ColUnsW.  H.  3.32,  Summer  In 
Dent  Daniel,  50,  Aston  st 
Evans  Thos.  29,  Colmore  rw 
Hill  Charlotte,  3,  Lr.  Priory 
Jennings  Jph.  75,  Coleshl.  st 
New  Library^  4,  Temple  row, 

West;  Miss  M.Cox,  librn 
Perry  Mchl.  Ill,  Hockley  hi 
Picton  M.  A.  98,  Broad  st. 

Islington 
Smith  S.  B.  77,  Bath  street 
Steele  Thomas,  Baggot  st 
Swanwick  M.  (te  S.93,  Broad 

street,  Islington 


Lime  Merchants. 

Bonehill  J.  Berkley  st.  wharf 
Bradley  Wni.  Eyre  st.  wharf  ; 
Forster  John,  Walsall  wharf  ; 
Williams  Saml.  1).  Easy  row 
Wilson  R.  S.  Spring  hill  wrf  ■ 

XfinenDraprs.  Silk.  Mer- 
cers, Hosiers,  <fec. 

See  also  Woollen  Drapers  and 
Haberdashers. 

Adcock  Jph.  «fe  J.  99,  Bull  st 
Anderton  My.  39,  Suflblk  st 
Bach  &  Barker,  (mourning,) 

42,  New  street 
Belliss  John,  95,  Bull  street 
Biddle  J.  2 J,  Constitutn.  hi 
Blood  Robert,  Barker  street 
Bond  Thos.  100^,  Dale  end 
Boucher  H.  E.  3,  New  street 
Boulton  John,  33,  New  st 
Briggs  Geo.  Hands  worth  vil 
Brighttfe  Summer,68,Snowhl 
Canning  C.  H.  180,  High  st. 

Deritend 
Carlisle  Jph.  7,  Up.  Priory 
Carter  John,  1,  Stafford  st 
Cart  Wright  Thos.  7,  High  st 
Cooksey  M.  225,  Gt.  Colmore 

St.  &  213,  High  St.  Deritnd 
Cooper  John,  20,  Spiceal  st 
Cope  Edw.  61  <fe  62,  Bull  st 
Dudley  John,  5,  Bull  ring 
EagleC.  186, Broad  st.Islngtn 
Eggington  S.  A.  &  E.  217, 

Ash  ted  row 
Flint  &  Lambert,  51,  Bull  st 
Fowler  Thomas,  70,  Highst 
Hallam  James.  69.  Dale  end 
Hill  Joseph,  136,  Digbeth 
Hill  T.  &  G.  E.  83,  High  st 
Hodson  Wm.  42,  Stafford  st 
HollidayW.28,29,d'30,New  s 
Hollington  Jph. 17,  Spiceal  st 
Hortou  W.  64,  Constitutn.  hi 
Houghton  Jno.  24,  Snow  hi 
Hurley  John,  38,  High  street 
James,  Dain,  and  Arthars, 

62,  High  street 
Jennens  Abel,  25|,  Willis  st 
Johnson  T.  B.  90,  Dale  end 
Johnson  W.  56,  Stafford  st 
i  Jones  Thos.  <fe  Co.  85,  Bull  st 
I  Knight  Thos.  27^,  Snow  hill 
j  Laings  &  Co.  34,  High  st 
Leonard  W.  H.  High  Park 

corner 
McKenzie  cfe  Spencer,  24,  Par 
Madders  Wm.  102,  Bullst 
Middleton  &  Harris,  87  and 

88,  Bull  street 


Newton,  Jones,  and  Willis, 

15,  Temple  row 
Parisli  Jph.  5  tVj  6,  Summer  In 
Patterson  J.  214,  Cheapside 
Payne  Charles,  54,  High  st 
Powell  Henry,  95,  Snow  hill 
Radford  .1.  69,  Edgbaston  st 
Richardson  die  Bennett,  74, 

Bull  street 
Roberts  William,  24,  High  st 
Rose  H.182,  Broad  st.Islngtn 
Russell  Joseph,  56..  Digbeth 
Smith  C.  97,  Smallbrook  st 
Smith  George,  53,  Aston  st 
Smith  ct  Matthews,92,Bull  st 
Smith  &Whittaker,78,Bull  st 
Snow  S.  12,  Ilollovvay  head 
SwinbourneG.  Handswth.vil 
Taylor  George,  12,  Bull  ring 
Taylor  Paul,  102,  High  st 
Tidmarsh  Hy.  13,  Bull  ring 
Tomlinson(feHeath,7,New  st 
Tonkey  John,  83,  Parade 
ToyeThos.  19,  Summer  In 
Turner  George,  133,  New  st 
WainwTight  John,  8,  High 

street,  Deritend 
Wakefield  1.  &Co.32, Highst 
Walters  Benj.  81,  Stafford  st 
Watts  Henry,  101,  Digbeth 
Wattis  George,  7,  Balsall  st 
Whittle  G.&Co.  77,  Dale  end 
Wilton  T.  60,  Broad  st.Islgtn 

Linen  Drapers,  <&c. 
(Travelling,) 

Barbour  S.  2,  Hockley  hill 
Barbour  Wm.  46,  Hall  st 
Bell  Wm,  22,  Regent  place 
Fergusson  J.Northampton  st 
Brown  James,  6,  Rea  street 
Brown  Thos.  3,  Bordesley  st 
Carlile  John,  7,  Up.  Priory 
Carlile  Joseph,  7,  Up.  Priory 
Clark  James,  41,  Graham  .st 
Comley  George,  16,  Cheiry  st 
Edgar  Thos.  15,  Holland  st 
Fisher  J.  5,  St.Martin's  place 
Donaldson  Wm.  96,  Unett  st 
F'orsyth  James,  45,  Hall  st 
FulfordH.l03,NewJohnst.W 
Grieg  Rt.  5,  Warstone  lane 
Irving  E.  G.  72.  Gt.  Russell  st 
James  C.  W.  51,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Johnston  G.  210,  King  Ed- 
ward's road 
Lindsay  J.  6,  Regent  parade 
Little  T.209,  Kg.Edward'srd 
Mathieson  T.  Northampton  s 
May  Robert,  5,  Newhail  hill 
Miller  John,  77,  Caroline  st 
Mitchell  W.  7,  Kg.Alfred'spl 


358 


UIRMINGHA.M    TKADE    LIST. 


Moor  UMl.l  i:j,Gt.(:h;irle.s  st 
Murdock  J.  54.  (it.  King  st 
Muirlu'iiii  D.  42,  (iruliitui  st 
I'urdie  Robert,  Vyse  street 
I'orteous  'r.  '.i-2.  (iraliaia  st 
Smith  \y .  7,  King  Alfreds  pi 
Taylor  \Vm.  37,  Mttoria  st 
A'arie  James,  59,  V'ittoria  st 

liint  Makers. 

Armfield  Knima,  19.  Duke  st 
C'a.sh  J.  1)1,  King  Edward's  rd 
Haywood  Wm.  23,  I^ivery  st 

Xjist  Shoe  and  Carpet 
Slipper  Makers. 

Jirian  P.  30,  Old  Meeting  st 
Jones  Richard,  142,  Lionelst 
Noah  tV  Aaron.  4,  Sutl'olk  st 
l*hilli])s  J.2i>,  Hiickingliamst 
Stoue  Benjamin,  4,  Thorp  st 
Woolf  Edward,  12,  Thorp  st 

Ijitho^raphers  &  Prntrs 

C'apewell  S.  21i,  Jamaicarw 
Deakin  1).  P.  12i,  Temple  r 
Hodgetts  A.  22,  Cannon  st 
Jolmson  A.  li.  27,  Temple  r 
Moody  Rt.  12,  Cannon  st 
I'eart  R.  tk  Son,  3b,  Hull  st 
Kadclyffe  T.  and  Son,    108, 

New  street 
Toiukiuson  R.C.  1 2.Edgbstn  s 
Underwood  T.  78 J,  High  st 

Iiivery  Stable   Keepers. 

Baxnctt  J  as,  ct.  '.i3.  High  st 
brico  Edward,  86,  Smith  st 
(!;iHrke  \VilIiam,lS,T.iv«>ry  st 
Dee  Ann,  Hagley  road 
Flavell  H.  I,  lUoomsbury 
Hunt  .las.  F..  Hagley  road 
.lones  W'illiaui,  Aston  road 
Lines  J.  t;3,  Coleshill  street 
Nutt  J.  Castle  yard,  High  st 
Pinner  '1'.    1,  I^ady  wood  In 
Price  Kd.  73,  Charlotte  st 
Rainslord  'I'.  78,  Digheth 
Taylor  .loseph,  ."iOi,  Moorsf 
Tay  William,  20,  and  h.  22, 

(it.  Charles  street 
WaddelKieo.  I.U),  N.nv  st 
M'elch  (ieo.  2t»l,  Livery  st 
Allies  .J»thn,2(j(),  Sherlock  st 

Lock  Manufrs, 

Those  iiutrhrd  1,  Doi/  Cullurs, 
2,  I'adluck^  3, 1'ockct  Hook, 
4,  Leili/ir,  V  5,  Cabinet  luck 
iMitini/acturcrs. 

3.\shrord  E.  court  ,'{,  Bread 
street.  Hill  street 


iJAskewJ.ct.  LLr.Brearley  st 
Bagnall  James,  E.  131,  Gt. 

Hampton  street 
Bay  ley  John,  port  folio  and 
cabinet.  1 08  i,  Broad  street, 
Islington 
Barlow  Benjamin,  (jiatent) 

55,  Bread  st.  Newhall  st 
BreedonW.  80,Smallbro()k  st 
3Brittain  R.  «te  Co.  37,  Prde 
Corfield     Tliomas,    (spring 
boxes)  ct.  7,  Lt.  (Tiarles  st 
Cotterill  Ed.  101,  Henry  st 
Cox  Wm.  2,  St.  Martin  st 
Crosbee  Tlumias,  (coach)  13, 

Coleshill  street 
Davis  Thomas,    (Bramah's 
patent,  leaver   and  cabi- 
net) 64d,  Bull  street 
Field  Ed.  ct.  10,  Snow  hill 
5Freer  Lct.lO,Duddestonrw 
Fletcher  Wm.  82,  Aston  rd 
ld'2Froggatt  W.  289,  Brad- 
ford street 
5(ianderton  J.  ct.  10,  Dud- 

deston  row 
Goddard  G.  10,  Vanxball  st 
2HiattW.J.26,  Masshouse  In 
31Iolloway    J.    and    A.    9o, 

(irange  road 
5Hufl'er  J.  W.  69,  Cheapside 
Jones  David,  2,  Coleshill  st 
Lane  Hy.  ct.  7,  Prospect  rw 
Lingham  Brthrs.  1 70, 1 1  amp- 
ton  street 
3.5 Lowell  A.44,Cliveland  st 
Millington  J.  6,  Broom  st 
Mitchell  Thos.  24,  Hurst  st 
Perks  T.  ct.  3,  Staniforth  st 
5Pinson  Jph.  11,  Stone  yard 
5SaudersS.ct.  1 7  J  ' .  W  i ndsor  s 
Sniith  Thomas,    (coach)  ct. 

4,  Bartholomew  street 
2Taylor  iMatthew,Baggot  st 
Thomas  S.  Highst.  l)«M-iteud 
Wel>l)iV( ireeuway,  15, York  s 

Z^ocksmiths&EcllhDgrs. 

Aiusworth  W.  ct.  4,  Bordes- 

ley  street 
Asken  T.  69,  Brunswick  pi 
Aston  Geo,  2,  Warstone  In     ' 
.Vston  S.  Aston  Ni'w   Town 
Aston  Wm.  177.  Livery  st 
Box   Mark,  .'{5S,  Smiinier  In 
BreedonW  ..sO,  StiialHirouk  st 
Broomwich  R.28,  SlafVord  st 
Brown  Clias.  .'{9,  IMmnnd  st 
Brown  (ieo.bS,  Ashted  row 
Butler  Simeon,  61,  Aston  .st  i 
Carless  Wm.  25  it  71,  Small- 

l)ro»»k  street  | 

ChambersCi.ct.24,U. Tower  s  , 


Clarke  Thos.  38,  Hampton  st 
Cresswell  W.  6,  Weauuiu  st 
Derby  T.  76,  Navigation  st 
Dennis  Jph.  19,  Coleshill  st 
Duggins  W.  11,  Tennant  st 
Freeman R. 62, Smallbrook  st 
Harris  .las.  43.  Hampton  st 
Jack.s(m  E.  B.  19,  Hockley  hi 
Knovvles  W.  6,  Lancaster  st 
Lloyd  T.  ct.  3,  Summer  st 
Lingard  T.  100,  Hampton  st 
Lingham  Brthrs.  170,llamp- 

ton  street 
Lowell  J.  56,  Lt.  Charles  st 
Mills  S.  78,   Smallbrook  st 
Morris  J.  163,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
Noakes  Oliver,  Hagley  road 
Pearson  John,  ct.  93,  Cecil  st 
Peck  John,  45,  Church  st 
Perry  J.  ct.  87,  Smallbrook  st 
PeiTy  Saml.  118,  Pritchet  st 
Pitt  William.  86,  Caroline  st 
Potter  John,  29,  Ballsall  st 
Ree  J.  150,Broad  St. Islington 
Richards  Benjmu.  Allison  st 
Shale  Joseph,  45.  Thorp  st 
Shaw  Edmund,  80,  Bull  st 
SmithC.iV'  Sou,(late  Standley 

cV:  Smith.)  25,  (it. Charles  st 
Spink  E.  145,  Lancaster  st 
Spink  J  no.  ct.  23,  Lawley  st 
Standley  E.  13.], Nelson  st.  W. 
Stringer  John,  41,  Ann  .st 
Tabberner  ( i .  '.VA. I  lenrietta  st 
Talbut  J«»seph,.'{8,  Church  st 
Tay  Benj.  ct.  125,  Lionel  st 
Turner  J.  97,  New  lukleys 
^\'arren  T.MMiuckingham  st 
Willetts  John,  10,  Philli])  st 

High  street 

lYEachiae  Rulers. 

See  Bookbinders. 

Malt,  Corn,  iSz  General 
Steel  Mill  v.-^anufrs. 

BartlettJ.ct.lO,IIighst.Drtd 
Jones  Thomas  and  Sons,  31 

and  32,  Bradiord  street 
ParkesZachariah.lSDigbeth 
Pt)tt*'rJ  .iV'Co.  I  7mI  amaica  rw 
iieynoldsW. 11.60.  Edgbstn.st 
Smith,  Fisher.  iV  Co.  .Nile  st 

IVIaltsiers. 

Sfj  iiUo  JJiiuirs. 

AUcock  J  no.  73.  Hockley  st 
Aston  .hduuV' Daniel  Duttou, 

I  leneage  street 
Banister  Benj. 40,  Baggottst 
BlackvvellJ  .26,  NewCanalst 


RIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


359 


Blissitt  siiivl  Reynolds,  (anrl 
jvirti^nnalt)  ^]>.^Vi^l(lso^st 
Bodiiigtou  .Iph.  I'riiKM])  st 
Branstou  tfe  Sons,  31,  Sum- 
mer row  ife  Newark ;  Mar- 
tin \\'ilkin.s(m,  a<,'ent 
Browett  A.  47,  Smallbrook  st 
Brown  .lames,M(»lan(l  street 
C'artwrii^lit  W.  ;U).Sninmer  In 
Chambers  Ily.  5i),  Cliurclist 
Cooper  John,  85,  Moor  st 
Cooper  Thomas.  Ward  st 
Corbett  W.  Ui,  Ilolloway  hd 
Cox  (ieo.  H.  cfe  Kdwin,  Hock- 
ley Brewery,   llnnter's  In 
Currier  John  tt  Josejih  An- 
sell,  16,  Lawrence  street 
Davenport  J  .iV:  K.  .'W,  Holt  st 
Davenport  11.  1 1  ,St.Geo.'.sst 
Di'kes  Joseph,  l.S,  Hall  st 
Edmund  J.  16,  Coustitutn.hl 
Fau'kner  Benj.  21,  Bath  rw 
Fulford  Henry,  Aston  road 
Fultbrd  Jno.  ^  Jph.  Mott  st 
GreensillM.ct.7,Bordesleyst 
Grove  Jas.  164,  Ashted  row 
Hancox  H. Aston  New  Town 
Hemming  S.  Dartmouth  st 
IlerbertW.  Mountst.Bordsly 
Heydon  Geo.  33,  Birchall  st 
Hill  Thomas,  10,  Hockley  hi 
Horton  J.  3 J,  Mount  street, 
Newhallst.  dr  Handsworth 
Hughes  James,  Guest  street 
Jones  Aaron,  264,  Bradford  s 
Jones  Evan,  19,  Clivehmd  st 
Jones  Jno.  SJi  Navigation  st 
Jones  John,  28,  Duke  street 
Jones  William,  26,  Russell  st 
Kesterton  Wm.   149,  Dart- 
mouth street 
Knowles  W.  6.i,Lr.Trinity  st 
Lea  Samuel,  2oi,  Ann  st 
Miles  Rd.  81,  Bradford  st 
Millichamp  Benj.  Lozclls 
Mister  John,  Sutton  street, 

Aston  Manor 
Mousley  J.JO.Constitutn.  hi 
Moxham  T.  37,  Moland  st 
Nash  J«dm,  53,  St. James'  st 
Onion  Jas.  13,  Colmore  st 
Owen  John,  26,  Broad  st 
Paine  Wm.  14,  Bloomsbury 
Parker  H.  S.  135,  Livery  st 
Parkes  William,  Moseley  rd 
Parkes  William,  jun.  and  J. 
H.  High  street.  Deritend 
Payn  J.  B.  62,  Edgbaston  st 
Pittaway  William,  court  6, 

Bromsgrove  street 
Reeve  Wm.  53,  Aston  road 
Roberts  Jph.  21,  Sun  st.  W 
Rushton  ^V.  46,  New  John  st 


Simpson  Charles,  151,  High 

street,  Bordesley 
Sinilh  S.  lOO,  Coventry  st 
Smith  William  <fe  Son,  24, 

Lawley  street,  and  {^3,  St. 

(ieorge's  street 
Spencer  J.  79,  Warwick  st 
Steadman  J.  121,  liath  row 
Stone  William.  14,  Blevvs  st 
Swaine  .Tas.  Handsworth  vl 
Taylor  (ieorge,  Gibheath 
Taylor  John,  9,  Aston  st 
Tompson  John,  252,   Hen- 

eage  st.  (fe  George  st.  W 
Waldron    Charles    W.     29, 

Ednmnd  street 
Walker  Thos.  34,  Church  st 
Wall  T.  9,  Gt.  Colmore  st 
Wheeler  E.  62,  Temple  pi 
Whiston  J.WM  lO.Coleshl.  st 
Williams  Benjamn,  Lozells 
AV right  J.Old  Union  Mill  Wf 

Manchester  "Warehsmn. 

Webster  John  and  Co.  74, 
High  street 

Mangle  Makers. 

Gabriel  M.  ct.  21,Coleshillst 
Huff  William,  51,  Fox  st 
Westbury  J.  (portable  cabi- 
net,) ct.  1,  Thorpe  street 

IVIarble  f&Stone  IVIasons. 

Thoae  marhcd  *  are  Marble 
Chimney  Piece  Manuftrs. 
also;  ^  are  Stone  Masons  only 

Allen  M.  23,  Mary  Ann  st 
Badham  R.  285,  Bradford  st 
Beck  John,  107,  Tennant  st 
tBeckThos.  New  Summer  st 
•Bennett  Jas.  Worcester  wf 
•Bennett  W.  <fe  J.  Berkley  st 
Briggs  Samuel,  Cardigan  st 
•Chambers  John  Bates,Corn 

Exchange  passage 
•Chaplin Thos.  36,  Bath  row 
•Coalley  Wm.  Sherlock  street 
•Cooke  Wm.  Newhall  hill 
tCoy  Jas.  45,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Coy  Saml.  42,  Ashted  row 
Godfrey  Wm.  139^,  Bath  rw 
tHaywoodJ.c.l7,  Bishopgts 
fHollins  James,  42,  Barr  st. 
tHoUins  J.164.Gt.Hamptn.r 
Hollins  P.  17,Gt.  Hamptn  st 
fHughes  M.  100,  Barr  st.  W 
Jarvis  Saml.  12,  Bristol  rd 
fNichols  Jph.  Wheeley's  In 
Osborn  John,  Lupin  street 
tOseman  Thos.  Nechells  gn 
'  fPalmer  T.  Edward  st.  Prde 


Richards  C.  jun.  Summer  hi 
Smith  W.. 3!/,  Cumberland  st 
fTaylor  G.  37,  Swallow  st 
Wilkes  Solomon,  (Jreen  st 
Williams  T.  Lady  Well  walk 

Marine   Store    Dealers. 

Baker  .Tohn,  3,  Aston  road 
Bessley  George,  Dudley  st 
Coster  L.  7,  Dudley  street 
Fitzpatrick  J.  14,  Lichfield  st 
Glover  ^\^  23,  Pritchet  street 
Harris  Isaac,  32j,  Dudley  st 
Harrison  Edw.  69,  Livery  st 
Harrison  J.  55,  Sh  a  dwell  st 
HaiTison  T.  Xy^.  Old  Cross  st 
Holder  T.  41,  Bread  street, 

Newhall  street 
KnowlesC.82.  Parkst.Bull  rg 
Line  Wm.  252,  Gt.  Lister  st 
LovettAVilliam.  57,  Livery  st 
Llovd  John,  12,  Lichfield  st 
M  atthews  C.  1 1,  New  Town  r 
Matthews  My.  63,  Aston  st 
May  Michael,  12,  Garrison  In 
Myers  Henry,  14,  Dudley  st 
Parkes  John,  89,  Livery  st 
Preston  Mchl.  10,  Bishop  st 
Purden  Thos.  102,  Lawley  st 
Smith  "W.  3Q,  Cumberland  st 
Styles  Geo.  107,  Hampton  st 
Swatkin  John,  27,  Bread  st. 

Newhall  street 
Tasker  Sarah,  3,  Dudley  st 
Tasker  William,  2,  Dudley  st 
Taylor  William,  Baggot'st 
Tolley  T.  D.  8,  Dudley  st 
Webb  William,  14,  Cheapsd 

Mathematical   Instru- 
ment Manufacturers. 

Bedington  J.  10,  Russell  st 
Bedington  Jno,  40,  Digbeth 
Bolton F.  &  H.62,  Loveday  st 
Corbett  Thomas,  Edmund  st 
Field  R..(fe  Son,  113,  New  st 
Gargory  James,  5,  Bull  st 
Haycock  E.  S.  and  Co.  40, 

Woodcock  street 
N orris  (fe  Meller,  Ward  st 
Parkes  J. <teSon,5,St.  Mary's  r 
Parkes  Wm.  28,  Paradise  st 
Russell  E.cfeCo.30,  W  hittall  st 
Shuttle  worth  Joseph  Peace, 

2,  Newhall  street 
Smith  Wm.  29,  Loveday  st 
Trow  Isaac,  ct.  8,  Loveday  st 

Matting  &  Bass  Mnfrs. 

Ash  ton  SamL  41,  Barford  st 
Rose  Wm.  29,  Congrcvc  st 


300 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


IVIattrcss  Makers. 

Darby.I.192,  Broad  st.Islngt 
Johnson  N.  B.  I'pr.  Deanst 
Latham  E.  58,  Bradford  st 
Poynter  Hy.  30,  Exeter  row 
Shenton  W.  47.  N'ale  street 
Shuttle\vorthJ.P.-2,No\vhl.st 

Measuring  Tape  Mkrs. 

Bedington  J  as.  1(J,  Ru.sscU  st 
Bediugton  .Iolm,40, 1)igl)eth 
Cooksey    H.   R.    148,    High 

street,  Bordesley 
Corhett  Thomas,  Edmund  st 
Corfield  Rd.  17,  Newton  st 
Haycock  E.  S.  and  Co.  40, 

Woodcock  street 
Norris  <fe  Miller,  Ward  st 
ParkesJ.<feSon,;>.St.  Mary's  r 
Ki»ssellE.<feCo.29,\Vhittall  st 
Scattergood  M  .32  ]/(,^  Livery  st 
Shuttleworth.J.P.2^Newhl.  st 
Smith  Wm.  29,  Loveday  st 

Medallists. 

Allen  &  iMoore,  3a  &  36,  Ct. 

Hampton  rw.  St.  George's 
Avern  E.  ct.  1,  Swallow  st 
Bagshaw  T.  61,  (iraham  st 
Capner  H.  21,  Mount  street, 

Newhall  street 
Collis  George  R.  Church  st 
Hiuks  James,  69.)  Newhall  s 
Hiron  Sml.  52,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Lewis  J.  W.  38,  Howard  st 
Ottley  Thos.  1 22,  Snow  hill 
Taylor  Jas.  71,  Summer  In 

Merchants. 

See  also  Factors. 

AndersonT.(comsn.)  Easy  rw 
Aruiticld  E.  9,  Newhall  st 
Annitage  and  Walker,   53, 

St.  Paul's  square 
Armstrong  .lames   and   Co. 

7,  Little  Charles  street 
AustenV:  Smith,  15,  Easy  rw 
|{aldwiii  George,  20,  Sand  st 
Barnes  F.  A- (...1S2,  Livery  st 
Barney  J.  J).  46,  Edmund  st 
Baxter  Ut.  X'illa  rd.  Soho  lil 
Beach  d'  Minte,  14,  Sand  st 
Benson  B.W.  39,  Congreves 
Blood  R.  \'  Sons,  8,  Ann  st 
Blunt  (;.  V.  80,  Charlotte  st 
BlythE.W  Regent  Par.Wrks 
Blyth  Enlck.  8A,  Edmund  st 
Bons(>r  'i'liomas,  I'.llis  slrt^et 
Booth  S.i^-  Co.h4,Ste«'llis.  In 
Buckley  Saml.  109,  New  st 
Burt  Wm.  8'^/,,  Kdiniiud  st 
(  Hilrr  (ieo.  iV.'  Co.  44,  Ann  si 


Chance  William,  Son,  &  Co. 

152,  Great  Charles  street 
Charlt()nBrothers,27,Lionl.s 
ClHrke(feTimmins,28,Exetr.r 
Cohen  Jph.  C.  1,  Exeter  rw 
Collins  and  Standbury,  49, 

Bread  st.  Newhall  st 
CottrillT.H.(feCo.l5,Regnt.p 
Coulson,  Jukes,  and  Co.  7, 

St.  Mary  s  row 
CutlerJ.H.i2<fel3,N.Townr 
Dade  Christian,   9,  Russell 

row.  Lady  Wood  lane 
Daniel  C. S.tfe  J.  208,Mosely.s 
Davidsond'Son,22,Exeterrw 
DeakinC.W.S.  141,Hockly.h 
DugardBrothers,22  U.  Priory 
Elwell  Hy.  22,  Whittall  st 
E^vens  Brothers,  1 10,  Digbth 
Farratt  AV.  tfe  Co.  46,  Annst 
Field  F.  E.  <fe  A.  66,  Parade 
Fletcher  Rt.  9,  Edghaston  st 
Franco  F'.A.  43.Gt.C  harles  st 
Fry  cfe  Son,  6,  Tem^de  rw.  W 
Gibbius  Brothers.6,Baggotts 
GoddardS.A.<feCo.51  Newhl.s 
Gough  &  Bo  wen,  17  and  18, 

St.  Mary's  row 
Graham  <fe  James,  57,  Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 
Hammond,  Turner,  &  Sons, 

100,  Snow  hill 
Harcourts  and  Stevens,  240, 

Bristol  street 
Harrold  1<'.W.  Ho,  Edmund  st 
Hasluck  Richard  <k  Sons,  17, 

St.  Pauls  square 
H  awkes  J  .«fe  VV^  .82,  Lombard  s 
Hill  R.  «fe  Co.  26,Waterloo  st 
Hobson  E.  <fe  Son,  1,  Fleet  st 
Hodfi[kin3cVBooth,  Fredrick,  s 
Jenkins  L.  C.  208,  Ash  ted  rw 
Jennings  and  Yeo,  11,  Ed- 
mund street 
Keeling  Brothers,  59.,  New- 

liall  stref>t 
KeepA'  1 1  inckley,25  Russell s 
Kell  C.  A.  78,  Charlotte  st. 
Kentscliel  11.22,  Newhall  st 
Kimberley  J  as.  57,  Inge  st. 
Langebear  Rt.  <fe   Co.    102, 

Lichfitdd  street 
Fjec  'I'honwis,  1,  Ednnmd  st. 
Levi  N.  36,  Bell  Barn  road 
Lindner  tV:  Carter,   142,  Gt. 

Charles  stret-t 
Lloyd  Wm.  R.  7,  Newhall  st 
Lord.Iohn  iVrC^).  I'riday  bd<;e 
Louis  A-  Mi(M-.  (»8,  KdLjl)stn.st 
Lowe  Josfpli,  14,  A\  hitt:ill  st 
Mjuleley  Uichard,.'!2,  Deaiist 
M;niley  .loliu.  ."i5.  Ni>\vh;tllst 
Miiscliwil/.  (  .jun.-l  1 ,  1  hike  s( 


Marshes  &  Shepperd,  1,  Lt. 

Charles  street 
Mason  <fe  Richards,  Kingston 

buildings,  Cambridge  st 
Maullin  <fe  Co.  1,  Friday  brg 
McCardie  Jph.  Wm.  <fe  Jaj5. 

24.  Worcester  street 
Meyer<feBekenn,16,Whttl.  st 
MoUiet  <fe  Gem,  70,  Newhl  st 
Moore  Edw.  T.3,  Sumr.  row 
Moore,  Phillips,  and  Co.  8, 

Congreve  street 
Muntz  cVj  Purden,  11,  Great 

Charles  street 
NeustadttVBarnett,  12,  Ben- 
nett's hill 
Oppenheimer  A.  B.  8,  Con- 
greve street 
Osborne  Chas.  1,  Lichfield  st 
Parkes  Geo.  13,  Bromsgv.  st 
Payton  J,  <fe  Co.  43,  Ann  st 
PearsonC.T.165,  Gt.Chas.  st 
Perera  A.  28,  Gt.  Charles  st 
PerryJ.B.«feCo.l6,St.  Paul's  s 
Picken  Thos.  221,  Bristol  st 
RaboneBrothers,47, Broad  st 
RadclyffeT.<feSon,108Newst 
Ravene  Hy.  22,  Newhall  st 
Ra  wlinsS.jun.  1 00,  Weamn.  st 
Redfern  thos.  5,  Whittall  st 
RichardsT.&Co.36,Edmnd.  s 
Rocks  <fe  Blakemores,  New- 
hall hill 
Rogers  Henry  <fe  Sons,  ct.  2, 

F^dmund  street 
Schletter  Martin  C.  <fe  Co. 

71,  Navigation  street 
Scholefield  J.  &  Sons,  Minrs 
Shaw  Charles <fe  James,  jun. 

98tfe  140,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Shenstone  <fe  Mills,  25,  Mary 

Ann  street 
Shore  Joseph,  11,  Ea-sy  row 
Short  T.  jun.  1,  Graham  st 
Simister    ivr   Cartwright,  25, 

Newhall  street 
Smart  (i.  2,  (ireat  Charles  st 
Sniith  K.  49,  I'nion  passage 
Smith  K.iVCo.22,CouLjrove  st 
Somnierville  S.23A.Sumr.  rw 
Steen  Wm.  98,  Bradford  st. 
St<H'ssiger  P.  it  Co.  7,  Great 

Charles  street 
Tarratt  W.  «fe  Co.  46,  Ann  st 
Thompson  W.  <k  Co.  9,  Cam- 
bridge street 
Thornton «fe  Sons,  179,  Brad- 
ford street 
Tt»nks  Benj.  33.  Charlotte  st 
Tonks  Thos.  Uejroiit  parade 
T  onol  In  Brothers,57  Dudley  s 
Cdall  William  and    Co.  43, 
Broni-^rove  street 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


301 


Van  den  Honert  U.  J .  (fe  Co. 
31,  Great  Hampton  st. 

Van  Wait,  Son,  &  Co.  23, 
Summer  row 

WalkercV:Bain,199,Moseleys 

Wallis  W.  J  S3^,,  Gt.  Charles 
street,  and  Monument  In. 

Weiss  S.  21,  Gt.  Charles  st. 

WhitlieldscVrMee,  lG,Church  s 

M'intield  R.  W.  Cambridge 
street  Works 

M'ilkes  Sml.  13,  Whittall  st. 

\Villoughl)y  B.  44,  Livery  st 

Wilmot  i<:  Roberts,  4,  Sum- 
mer row 

Wood  W.  it  Sons,  12,  Bath  st 

netal  Dealers. 

See  also  Copper  Companies 
and  Dealers. 

Barker  £.  23,  Congreve  st. 
Barker  Stephen.  ISIill  street 
Barlow  E.  27,  Hampton  st. 
Bar  well  J.  48,  Bread  street, 

Newhall  street 
Bassett  &  Bryan.  3,  James 

street,  St.  Paul's 
B  imiin  2:h  am  B  attery  &  jSI  et  al 

Co.  79  &  80,  Digbeth,  T. 

Gibbins,  manager 
Bolton  T.   Broad  st.  Metal 

Works 
Butler  J.  10,  New  John  st.  W 
Clifford  C.  (and  manufr.)  11, 

Snow  hi.  &  Fazeley  st.  Wks 
Crawley  (fe  Co. 45,  Edmund  st 
Ellis  Charles,  106,  Snow  hill 
Emery  A.  C.  8,  Monmouth  st 
E vans  &  A skin,George  st. Par 
Everitt  A.  <fe  Son, Adderley  st 
Fiddian  Brothers, 35,Broadst 
Fleetwood  D.  J.  53,  Annst 
Foster  James  P.  Holt  street 
Harris  B,  H.  198,  Livery  st 
Harrison  J.  26,  Lr.  Lawley  st 
Heaton  Geo.  48,  Shad  well  st 
Kempson  J.  59,  Broad  st. 
Lewis  Edwin,  Pritchet  st. 
Lines  Austin,  8,  Hampton  st 
Lowe  Adrian,  91,  New  st. 
Mason  (fe  Richards,  Kingston 

buildings,  Cambridge  st 
Meakin  J.  53,  Buckinfjhamst 
Middleton  E.  Nechells  Roll- 
ing Mill 
Nokes  Wm.  13,  Edmund  st. 

and  Speedwell  Mill,  Bal- 

sall  heath  road 
Oliver  J  as,  15,  Coleshill  st. 
O'Neill  Charles  &  Co.  162, 

Great  Charles  street 
Pegg  E.  5Q^  Steelhouse  lane 


Phillips  John  cfe  Hy.  Phillips 

street,  Aston  brook 
Portway  11.  (and  mixer,)  27, 

Pritchett  street 
Price  Charles,  52.},  Dale  end 
Purden  Thos.  151,  Lawley  st 
Rogers  B.  cfe  Son,  38  &  39, 

Ne\7  Clnirch  street 
Richards  II.  ife  Co.  (plated,) 

9,    Mary   st.   Caroline   st. 

James  Skelton.  manager 
Rotter  John,  10,  New  John 

street.  West 
Sunderland  E.  77,  Suffolk  st 
Smith  J.   (and  plater,)   28, 

Constitution  hill 
Twells  PhiUp  M.  83,  New  st 
Vivian  <fe  Sons,  53,  Ann  st. 
Wallbank  E.  42,  Water  st 
WallbankJ.  Jas.  st.  St.  Paul's 
Wallbank,  Rd.  4,  James  st. 

St,  Pauls 
Walker  S.  iun.38,Colmore  rw 
Whiston  William,  ct.  4,  Gt. 

Hampton  street 
Wilkes  E.  V.  12,  Lr.  Priory 
Wilkes  John,  Liverjjool  st. 
Williams,  Harvey,  and  Co. 

23,  Congreve  st.    Edward 

Barker,  agent 
Wootton  T.  108,  Gt.  Chas.  st 

Metal  Kollers. 

Batson  W.  (fe  Co.  Atlas  Sheet 

Iron  Works,  Cliveland  st. 

and  Sceptre  Iron  Works, 

Richard  st.  Dartmouth  st. 
Birmingham  Battery cfeMetal 

Company,  79,  Digbeth 
BoltonT.Broad  st.Metal  Wks 
Cheadle    Copper  and  Brass 

Company,  31,  Edmund  st. 
Clifford  Chas.  33,  Fazeley  st 
Cooper  Wm.  (fe  Henry,  293, 

Bradford  street 
Everitt  A.  &  Son,  Adderley  st 
Heaton  G.  48,  Shadwell  st 
Hughes  and  Evans,  ct.  39, 

Bradford  street 
Moore  Paul  cfe  Co.  Lister  st 
Muntz  G.  F.  <fe  P.  H.  Water  st 
Muntz  George  Fdk.  Patent 

Metal  Co.  French  Walls, 

Smethwick 
Nokes  W.    Speedwell  Mill, 

Balsall  heath  road 
Rogers  B.  <fe  Son,  3S  (fe  39, 

New  Church  street 
Sims  and  Co.  (iron,)  Aston 

Junction  Forge 
Twells  Phillip  M.  83,  New  st 
Wilkes  J.  Bordesley  Works, 

Liverpool  street 


Winfield  R.  W.  Cambridge 
street  Works 

Metal  Spinners. 

Langton  <fe  Revill,  Shelton's 
Mill,  Newhall  street 

Levick  (fe  Fereday,  Charlotte 
street  Mills 

Taylor  T.  (fe  Sons,  Lichfield 
street  Mill 

SVIetallic  Bedstead  Mfrs 

Aingworth  Hy.  4,  Snow  hill 
Cook  Benj.,  jun.    Green  st. 

Birchall  street 
Hatton  E.  133,  William  st 
Messenger  &  Sons,  15  cfe  16, 

Broad  street 
Perks  cfe  Co.  19,  Legge  st 
Peyton  (fe  Harlow,  Bordesley 

Works,  High  st.  Bordesley 
Phipson  E.  70,  Navigation  st 
Uplill  E.  Sraithfield  AV^orks 
WainwTight   Edward,    54^, 

Constitution  hill 
Winfield  R.  W.  Cambridge 

street  Works 

Metallic  Hot  House 
and  Sash  Makers. 

Bridgewater  J.  287,  Sumr.  In 
Bridgewater  J.  387,  Sumr.  In 
Clarke  Thos.  55,  Lionel  st 
Jones  John,  1,  Harper's  hill 

Midwives- 

Bull  Mary  A.  15,  Harford  st 
Edge  J.  74,  Loveday  street 
Edgerton  M.  46,  Church  st 
Hallett  Elizabeth,  2,  Castle  st 
Lane  Elizabeth,  9,  Rea  st 
Stepbenton  Mary,  Potter  st 
Tennant  Ann,  7,  Brewery  st 

New  Town  row 
Thomas  Mary,  55,  Park  st 

Bull  ring 
Tongue  Rebecca,  3,  A  B  row 

Military  Ornament 
ISl  anufacturers. 

Bent  Jph.  59^,  Newhall  st. 
Fielding — 73,Gt.  Hamptons 
Howes,  Jas.  87,  Cheapside 
Jennens  T.  <fe  J.  W.  Meet- 
inghouse yard 
LauTence   and   Dixon,   2^, 

Howard  street 
Lilly  J.  23,  St.  Paul's  square 
Parker  Chas.  42,  Cherry  st. 

2  Z 


362 


HiRMINGHiiM    TR.ADE    LIST. 


IVIill  Band  6i  Hose  Pipe 
IVIakers. 

Hudson  George,  35,  Park  st 

Bnll  ring 
Wills  Alex.  33,  Temple  row 

Milliners  and  Bress 
IVIakers. 

Marked  *  are  Straw  Bunnet 
Makers  also. 

Adam  My.  53,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Adie  II.  19,  Islington  row 
Allmtt  A.  1 1,  13rearley  st.W 
AllcockS.  E.ct:  S.  36.  Snowlil 
Alli)ort  E.  20,  Gt.  King  st 
Andrews  E.  34,  Whittall  st 
Aj)pelbee  S.  St.  Vincent  st 
Archer  M.  7B,  Constitutn.  hi 
Ashcroft  C.  6,  Worcester  st 
Ashford  L.  100,  Gt.  Chas.  st 
Avern  M.  76,Grosvcnorst.  W 
Badger  C.  12,  Lr.  Temple  st 
Badham  M.  M.  7,  Horse  fair 
Baker  M.  .'>0,  (Jreat  Barr  st 
Bake  well  S.  A.    158,  Ten- 
nan  t  street 
Bakewell  <k  Swinbum,    13, 

Constitution  hill 
Ball  Sarah,  14,  Camden  st 
Barnes  M.  4,  St.  George's  st 
Barnes  My.  2<3,  Weuman  st 
Basnett  A.  34,  Navigation  st 
Baxter  A.  E.  3(>,  Stone  yard 
Bayley  M.  5,  Summer  hill  ter 
Beau  Toy  A.  tfe  E.35,(  olmorer 
Beely  Mary,  138,  William  st 
Beresford  E.  113,  Lionel  st. 
Best  C.  6,  Exeter  row 
Blake  S.  31,  ISew  Church  st 
I'.ournc  C.  3H,  Hall  street 
1 5ra(lleyP.25H,NewJohn  stW 
lirant  A.  13,  (ireat  King  st 
Bniy  S.  .*50,  New  Canal  st 
Brciih'y  A.  2,  Nortlnvood  st 
1  {ridges  C.  16,  Henrietta  st 
Bridges  E.21,  ('.oiiL,'h  street 
Brook  J.  Col)den  \ih\vv 
Bntokes  S.  26.  Camden  st 
]{rown  S.  12,  Ludi,'at««  hill 
IJrown  T.  lla;,'li'y  road 
Browiu'l  Mary,  26,  Smith  st 
Browning  .1.  13,  Camden  st 
Brvan  E.  l(;3!.Hrd.st.Ishigtn 
'iJulIock  E.  4,  Mary  Ann  st 
Bardie  M.  16,  Newhall  st 
Barley  A.  .'»1,  Et.  Charles  st 
liurt  .1.  'MK  I  pper  Dean  st 
IJnshell  C.  14,  nrist«.l  street 
Hntler  E.  2.">.">,  Aston  road 
Canjoron  M.  A.  Bell  IJarnnl 
•Cninpion  M.  27,  (Mierry  st 
CnrjM'ntor,  E  25,  Cox  street 


Carter  C.  71,  Bath  row 
Cart  Wright  M.41,  Hockley  hi 
Cartn-right  M.  A.  36.,  New  st 
Caner  J. 76,  Constitution  hi 
Cheshire  E.  142,  Bradford  st 
Chester  E.  42,  H  oUoway  head 
Clarke  S.  A.  140,  Broad  st 

Islington 
Clews  R.  2,  New  Church  st 
C lift  A.  164,  Lr.  Hurst  st 
Cobley  E.  94,  Bradford  st 
Cole  E.  78,  Grosvenor  st.  W 
Cooke  E.  117,  Heneage  st 
Cooper  E.  241,  Sherlock  st 
Cooj)er  Emma,  58,  Smith  st 
Cooper  L.l  16,Gt.Hamptn.rw 
Coo])er  M.  A.  145,  Bath  st 
Cottrill  A.  5,  William  street 
Cox  A.  37,  Ciimberland  st 
Cox  S.  373,  Coventry  road 
Cross  E.  &  M.  A.  253,  Sher- 
lock street 
Crowther  Emma,  5,  Vine  st 
Cullf  S.  48,  (iraham  street 
DaniellsF.Il.l41,  Tennant  st 
Darley  M.  A.  1,  Shadwellst 
Davis  H.  11,  Jamaica  row 
Dawson  E.  77,  Hosjntal  st 
Dickinson  M.  A. ct'E.  18,  Ca- 
roline street 
Doodey  E.  91U  Gt,  Hmptn.rw 
Douglas  S.  5,  Bartholomew  r 
Dowler  R.  A.  59,  Howe  st 
Eaglesfield  E.  Aston  brook 
Ednjcmds  M.4,  Colmorerow 
Edridge  S.  18,  Regent  place 
Egginton  H.  39,  Mott  street 
Ellen  E.  New  York  place 
Ellis  A.  67,  Woodcock  street 
Ensor.T.  33,  Great  Kingst 
Etherington  S.  33,  Ctunber- 

land  street 
Evans  C.  24,  Pigott  street 
Evans  E.  26,  Shudwell  street 
Evens  E.  Ar  E.  iM,  SulTolk  st 
Parmer  J.  2,  Howard  street 
I'isher  A.  6.  St.  Martin's  pi 
Fitter  A.  27,  Gt. Hampton  rw 
Ford  E.  Waterloo  buildings 
Fowler  S.  136.  Cregoe  st 
Callaway  M.  10.  Duke  st 
GardniT  I'..  70.  Snow  hill 
(iardner  M.  21,  Cannon  st 
(Jen-elt  M.  41,  I'ershorest 
Gibson  M.88,New.Iohn  St. W 
(iilbert  J.  M.  Nevv.I.dm  st.W 
(Iu(»du  in  .1.  25,  Blucher  st 
(irafton  .lane,  Hagley  road 
(Jray  I.  &  A.  65,  C<deshill  st 
(ireav(\s  E.I  l,C«»nstitulion  hi 
(Ireen  M.  A. 73, Constitutn. lil 
(Jreou  S.  47,  (Jraham  street 
Gregory  E.  66,  Grosvur.st.  W 


Grove  E.ct.  14,  Grosvnr.st.W 
Guise  E.  61,  Hanley  street 
Gwyther  S.  E.  22,  Waterloo 

place,  Bloomsbury 
Hall  E.  53,  Unett  street 
Hands  C.  86,  Heneage  st 
Harris  E.  St.  \'incent  street 
Harrison  R.  100, Dartmouth  a 
Harrison  S.  .340,  Summer  In 
•HartM.A.&E.51,Fazeley  st 
Haynes  R.  137.  Camden  st 
HealeyA.  <fe  xV.12,  Howard  st 
HemmingA.M. 16, Howard  st 
Heppenstall  E.  37,  Cecil  st 
Hewson  S.  87,  Bartholraw.  st 
Hinton  M.  A.  44,  Fleet  st 
Hlks  C.  64,  Graham  street 
Hobbis  M.  A.  4^1,  Fleet  st 
Hogg  E.  38,  Bristol  street 
Holland  J.  2,  Summer  row 
Holies  S.  44,  Hurst  street 
Hudson  Mary,  2,  Bull  st 
Hughes  M.  18,  Colmore  row 
Hunt  E.  80,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Hunt  Mary,  39,  Church  st 
Jackson  ^I.  2.'J4,  Sherlock  st 
Jolf  R.  22.  Ryland  place 
Johnson  M.  A.  06.  Hill  st 
Jones  Maria,  Pigott  street 
Jones  M.  A.  9,  Up.  CJough  st 
JuxonM. 35,  Waterloo  bldgs 
Kellett  A.  M.  Barker  street 
Kendall  R.  71,  Dean  street 
Kemiing  S.  M.   and  C.  89, 

Ravenhurst  street 
Kent  E.  79,    Broad    street, 

Islington 
King  E.  Great  Tindall  st 
King  E.  A.  74,  Easy  row 
King  L.J.  90,  Hatchettst 
Knight  E.  78,  SuiVoik  street 
Knight  S.  96,  Moor  street 
Lamb  Miss  M.  M.  94,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Lambert  M.  149,  Ashted  j)ar 
Lane  E.  &  S.  2,  Up.  Tower  st 
Lani,'ford  ^L  4S,  Howe  st 
Lester  S.  19,  Howard  street 
Loach  L.  Nechells  green 
Locker  S.  9J),  Lionel  street 
Lowe  M.  A.  A:  S.  4,  High  st 

Deritend 
Lowe  E.  104,  Moor  street 
Lyons  S.  174,  Bromsgro\-est 
•Margetts  H.  ifcE.  21, Horse  fr 
Mase  E.  54,  Broad  st.  Islngtn 
Masters  M.  A.  77.  Lionel  st 
Meeson  P.  6,  Coleshill  st 
Millward  E.  142,  Tennant  st 
Mole  M.  A.  3H,  Gvo.  st.  ])ar 
Monks  S.  New  Johnst.  W. 
Moore  M.  A.  130,  Lionel  st 
Moore  M.  1 1 3,  Gt. Charles  st 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


3G3 


Moore  S.  19,  Mount  st.  New- 
hall  street 
Morgan  E.  20,  James  street, 

St.  Paul's 
Morgan  K.  7"2,  Smith  street 
Moseley  K.  ol.  Dale  end 
Motton  A.M.  29,  Sheepcote  st 
Mousley  M.  A.  17,  Coleshl.  st 
Myers  A.  tfe  S.  34,  Coleshl.  st 
Nash  C.  28,  Lr.  Lawley  st 
Nettleton  (\  19,  Church  st 
Nevvey  E.  E.  1,  Warstone  In 
Newey  J.  120,  Snow  hill 
Newton  S.  37,  Hampton  st 
Oakes  H.  32,  Lr.  Hurst  st 
Oakey  E.  377,  Summer  lane 
Oldaker  M.  A.  66,  Ilea  street 
Oliver  A.  4,  Vauxhall  road 
Oliver  C.  SO,  Heneage  street 
OUis  S.  83,  Holloway  head 
Osborne  E.  158,  High  street, 

Bordesley 
Pabner  E.  28,  Bristol  street 
Parker  E.  13,  Ellis  street 
Partridge  Mrs.  23,  Worcstr.  st 
Pane  C.  11,  Dale  end 
Payne  C.  41,  Granville  street 
Pearsall  A.  o6.  North  wood  st 
PepperS.J.&  M.24,Meriden  s 
Perkins  M.  1 64,  Bristol  street 
Perkins  M.  1 9,  Lench  street 
Piercy  E.  147,  Bromsgrove  st 
Pipe  My.  Ann,  37,  Church  st 
Plows  Mary,  18,  Hockley  hlil 
Poncierlee  J.  11,  A  B  row 
Powell  E.  3,  Princip  street 
Poyner  C.  Garbett  street 
"Price  C.  110,  Hampton  street 
Price  E.  Hockley  hill 
Read  M.  A.  18,  Hockley  hill 
Ileddall  S.20,  Harford  street 
•Retchford  S.10,Nelson  st.W 
Richards H.  16, St.  Martin's  pi 
Richards  E.  Garbett  street 
Roberts  A.  25,  Moseley  road 
Roberts  C.  216,  Camden  st 
Robertson  R.Waterloo  bldgs 
Roe  C.  <fe  M.  Icknield  st.  E. 
Rowlinson  E.  22,  Gougli  st 
RuddM.79,  Grosvenor  st.W. 
Ryley  E.  108,  New  John  st.W 
Sadler  S.  A.  92,  Aston  road 
Said  P.  5,  Coventry  street 
Sargeant  M.31,Novascotiast 
Schofield(fcJordan,16,Bullst 
Scotton  C.  8,  Smith  street 
Scriven  M.  A.  325,  Sumr.  In 
Seagul  E.  Clive  terrace 
Seans  M.  &  E.  Lee  Bank  rd 
Sharp  E.  28,  Latimer  st.  S. 
•Sharpe  H.H.&E.66,Bullst 
Shaw  E.  145,  Brearley  st.W. 
Simcox  A.  J.  169,  Watery  In 


Simpson  E.  17,  Carver  street 
Siviter  S.  2:i4,  Bristol  street 
Siviter  S.  61,  New  Town  rw 
SkeltonS.9,Mary  st.  Caroln.s 
Smith  E.  215,  Moseley  street 
Smitli  S.  7,  Old  square 
Smitli  S.  &H.37,  Hockley  hi 
SporerA.64,Broadst.lsIingtn 
Stanley  A.  cfe  H.  57,  Suffolk  st 
Stansbe  A.  Bridge  st.  West 
Steer  S.  Charles  Henry  st 
Stephenson  A.  8,  Bull  street 
Stevens  M.  110,  Cregoe  st 
Stevens  S.  104,  Suffolk  street 
Stewart  II.  II.  16,  Powell  st 
Stockwell  C .  1 1 3,  H  ampton  st 
Stokes  L.  51,  Broad  st.  Islngt 
Stone  J.  32,  Waterloo  bldgs 
•Styche  E.  4,  Gt.  Russell  st 
SuttonM.A.43,Nw.Church  st 
Tansley  S.  18,  Brearley  st.W 
Taylor  M.  A.  3,  Horse  fair 
•Taylor  S.  24,  Gt.  Russell  st 
Thompson  C.  52,  Fazeley  st 
Thompson  E.  132,  Moore  st 
TibbattsM.  A.70,Belmont  rw 
ToyeMaryAnn,113,  Smith  st 
Tunstall  E.  19,  Up.  Tower  st 
Turner  E.  33,  Nelson  st.  W. 
Underbill  A.  2,  Wrentham  st 
Vose  E.  A.  21,  Newhall  st 
•Wadley  E.  50,  Bath  row 
Waight  A.  39,  Bishopgt.  st 
Waldron  A .  31,  Legge  street 
Wallis  J.  5,  Prospect  row 
Walker  M.  A.  128,  Lr.Brly.st 
Walker  S.  45,  Graham  street 
Warden  E.  129,  Bromsgv.  st 
*WarwickR.545,  Navigatn.st 
Watts  E.  15,  Upper  Priory 
*Webb  E.  65,  Dean  street 
Webb  M.  136,  Hampton  st 
Webster  M.  A.  133,  Digbeth 
WelchmanE.100,Up.Towr.  s 
Wharton  S.  2,  Minories 
Wheeler  H.  35,  Dean  street 
Wilday  M.  17,  Sheepcote  st 
Williams  E.  E.  16,  Horse  fi" 
Willits  M.  16,  Henrietta  st 
Wilson  H.  13,  Bath  street 
Wilson  M,  A.  2,  Stoke  street 
Winchurst  E.  115,  Cregoe  st 
Wolf  H.  34,  Meriden  street 
Wood  C.  87,  Suffolk  street 
Wood  S.  31,  Congreve  street 
Woodward  E.  60,  Edmund  st 
Woolaston  E.  7,  High  street, 

Deritend 
Wormald  E.  I.Vaughton's  pi 
Wright  E.  83,  Steelhonsc  In 
VV^rightM.  A.&E.Lee  Bank  rd 
Wykes  E.  9,  Ui)per  Priory 
Young  E.  2,  Skinner  street 


IVIillwrights&Engineers 

Andrews  T.  15,  Norfolk  st 
Aslil'nrd  Thos.  (Jt.  King  st 
Beck  JOhn,  Oozclls  street 
Dean  Alexander, 66,  Moor  st 
Edwards  Thomas,  Islington 
Foundry,     105    and    106, 
Grosvenor  street.  West 
(Jlasgow David,  (and  fire  en- 
gine munufr.)  10,  Cross  st 
Hands  .fno.  Brutton's  walk 
James  Thomas,  1,  Aston  rd 
JimesG.  Lionel  st.cfe  Snow  hi 
Sanderson  J .  23 1 , 1  Jradford  st 
Tongue  W.  ct.  96,  Bordesley  s 
Ward  John,  203,  Aston  road 

Millwrights'  Pattern 
and  Model  Makers. 

Barron  Jph.  Oozells  st.  Nth 
PlattS.  173,Broadst.Islingtn 
Tedston  Wra.  18,  Lawley  st 

Modellers  <&  Desgnrs . 

Hall  Thomas,  Tay's  yard 
Horton  F.  29,  Mary  street, 

Caroline  street 
Howe  Hy.  ct.  3,  Edmund  st 
Jones  R.  32^,  Constitutn.  hi 
Lockitt  J.  ct.  5,  Ludgate  hi 
Sherriff  J  ames,  23,  Ann  st 
Snelus  C.  ct.  33,  Livery  st 
Turner  Chas.  223,  Bristol  st 
Wakelam  B.  61,  LudgatehiU 
Wilkinson  George,  14,  Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 

Mould  Makers, 

See  also  Glass  Mould  Makers. 

IIillS.(pipe,)22,NewThos.st 
Jones    Thomas    E.  (sugar,) 
165,  Dartmouth  street 

Musical  Instrument 
Manufacturers. 

Carter  F.  T.  78,  Henry  st 
Cotlrell  Geo.  ct.  6,  Moorst 
(iisborne  J.  37,  Siiftolk  st 
Smith  Geo.  144,  Snow  hill 
WagstaflM.  i;{6,  Barfordst 
White  John,  40,  Tonk  street 

Music    and    Musical 
Instrument  Dealers. 

Balliiigall  .fas.  (])iano  only,) 

5,  Bennett's  hill 
DycheJ.&Son,91,Nw.Inklys 
Elliott  Ann,  23,  Ann  street 
Flavell  S.  25,  Bennett's  Inll 


3(>4 


RIRMINGHAiM    TRADE    LIST. 


Harrison  T.  30,  Colmore  rw 
MillsT.l.'JG.Broad  st.Islin^n 
Sabin  F .  F.  AW.U.  25,  Bull st 
Shargod  Henry,  8,  Union  st 
Tolkien  J.  B.  70,  New  street 
White  John,  40,  Tonk  street 

Mustard  Manufactr. 

Walsh  J.  W.  31,  Paradise  st 

Nail  Manufacturers 
and  Factors. 

Marked  I  are  Brass,  2  Cut, 
3  Forced,  4  Horse,  .0,  Mal- 
leable Iron,  and  6  Brass 
Headed. 

2  Asbury  J.  Bullock's  Mill 
5  Ashton  J.  227,  Cheapside 
5  Barney  .Tas:.  D.  <fe  Co,  63, 

Oxford  street 

3  Betteridge  T.  58,  Livery  st 
Boyce  Samuel,  Clivcland  st. 
3  Burton  \Vm.  ct.  20,  Park 

lane.  Park  st.  Bull  ring 
Cari)enter  Thos.  H.  and  Co. 

(copper,)  13erkloy  street 
Chunk  Nail  Co.  Blews  street 
5<feGCooksoyH.R.  148,  High 

street,  Bordesley 
5  Dawes  R.  B. (Executors  of) 

.'>,  Groat  Brook  street 
Emmery  W.  (shoe  tack,)  170, 

Lawlcy  street 
r»  Filkin  Benj.  64,Birchall  st 

2  Fhmiig.-uiW.P.Wallis'  mill 

3  (;ad(lJph.  131,  Gt.  Brook  st 
3  (J ray  Geo.  9i,Vauxhall  rd 
3  Hadlcy  M.  A'.22r),  Aston  rd 
3  Harrison  Jas.  5,Ludgt.hill 
Hecley  Jas.  <fe  Sons,  Blount 

street,  Graham  street 
G  Hobbis  John,  47,  Brewery 

street,  Heueage  street 
2,3  JenkinsL.C.208,Ashted  r 
Law  Jolm,  1 1,  Prospect  row 
Lawson  iV-  iloldcu,  147,  Gt. 

Charles  street 
LoweT. (plated)  9,  Bordslv.  st 
3  McLoud  John,  22,  iMill  st. 

Cumberland  street 
.IMacdoiiald.l.Chas.Ilenryst 

1  A';>  Nevilli:.  4S, Warwick  st 
Nock  N.  (■),  Park  lane,  Park 

.street.  Bull  ring 
•2  Oldncre  Pidiard  i^- Co.  27, 

I  leiieage  street 
Parry  R.  &  W.  and  Co.  55, 

Bread  street,  Xewhall  st 

2  I'earce  Benjamin,  Bridge 
street.  Broad  street 

1  Pitt  Sarah,  8t>,  Caroline  st 

2  P(.uUney.l,i)l),(Jraiivill<'st 


1  &  2  ReynoldsJohn,(patent) 

Attwoods  mill,Basker\ille 
Robinson  J.  102,  Summer  In 
RossC.(fctr.)l  l,Duddestn.rw 

2  Salt  Jacob,  49,  Dudley  st 
Sawyer  Geo.  (coach  <fe  whip.) 

IG,  Henrietta  street 
Shaw  Charles  dc  James.junr. 
Berkley  st.  Nail  Works, 
and  Mor\-ille  street 
ShawtVIIeeleyo4,Pershore  st 
Shaw  II.  18,  Park  St. Bullring 
ShawW.lO.Parkst.  Bull  ring 
6  Stokes  Abel,262,Bradfordst 

3  Stokes  Isaac,  212,  Livery  st 
2  Taylor  and  Farmer,  264, 

Bishop  street,  Moseley  st 
6  Tennant  J.ct. 23,  Bradfd.  st 

1  Turton  Benj.  89,  Hill  st 
UpfiU  Edw.  Sraithfield  V\'ks 
UpfiU  Thomas  &  Son,  157, 

Great  Charles  street 
Warden  Joseph  and  Sons,  6, 

Edgbaston  street 
Warden  J.  jnn.  Jamaica  rw 

2  Webb  Saml.  Bullocks  mill 
6  Williams  A.  205,  Aston  rd 
2  Wootton  Chas.  62,  Rea  st 

Needle  &  Pish  Hook 
Manufacturers. 

Marked  *  make  Needles  only- 

•Edelsten  <fe  Williams,  New- 
hall  Works,Georgest.  Pard 
•Goodman  G.  82,  Caroline  st 
•HoltEdw.38,&39,Moland  st 
Palmer  J  .6,  Broad  st.  Islingtn 
PhipsonT.  c1'Sons,91,  Mottst 
Robathan  Alfd.  S.  1,  Hallst 

Net  Makers. 

Gooch  William,  62,  Dale  end 
Hitch  Edwin,  60,  Bath  street 
Lowe  George,  {)(\,  Aston  st 
W  ithersEd  win,93,  SmaUbk.  s 

News  Agents. 

'  Atkins  Thos.  92.  Hockley  at 
Barrett  (J.  89,  Steelhouse  In 

1  Bennett  G.  B.  86,  Aston  st 
Butterwick  T.  73,C(deshl.  st 
Collins  W.  H.  332,  Sumr.  In 
( OoperS.tV  Son,3.'{,  I'nionst 

i  Cowell  Geo.  7<N^Voroester  st 
Davidson  Alfred,  61,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Dent  Danii'l,  50,  Aston  st 
De\-onshire  H.  .37.  Dale  end 
FenthamW  .  109,  I  laniptii.  st 
(iuest  James, 52,  Bull  street 
Hall  T.  ^.Kk  Lancaster  slrei't 
. I  aekson\\'.iV:Son, 68,  Digbeth 


JamesW.9,Mount  st.Nwhl.st 
Jenkinson  Rd.  6,  Church  st 
Kaye  W.  11,  Howard  street 
Lambon  Lydia,  4,  Dudley  st 
Nicholls  Edw.  60,  Broad  st 
Pendleton  W.51,  Steelhs.ln 
Perry  M.  10,  Hockley  hill 
Plastans  Wni.  Ho,  Dale  end 
Powell  Hy.  34,  Lancaster  st 
Pratt  William,  82,  Digbcth 
Prichard  Ja.s.  150,   Livery  st 
Ralph  J.  35,  Geo.  st.  Parade 
Robathan  J.  W.  101,  Great 

Russell  street 
Taylor,  Glover,  <fe  Co.  31, 
Union  st.  and  1,  A'ictoria 
ten-ace,  Leamington 
Vale  Wm.  D.  32.^,  Dale  end 
While  Edward.  143,  Livery  st 
Whittall  W.  107,  Constitu.hl 

Newspaper  Publishers  . 

Aris's  Gazette,  (Monday.)  by 

J.  Caldicott,  71,  High  st 
Journal,  (Saturday.)  by  John 

E.  Feeney,  ',IS,  New  st 
Mercm-y,  (Saturday.)  by  W. 

B.  Smith,  110  New  street 
Midland    Counties     Herald, 

(Thursday.)  by  Wright  and 

Dain,  Union  street 

News  Rooms. 

Birmingham,  7,  Bennett's  hi 

Catholic,  r2.  Bath  street 

Cowell  (J.  75,  \\'orcesterst. 

Evans  T.  29,  Colmoro  row 

People's,  King  street 

People's  (The,)  1,  New  Meet- 
ing street 

Polytechnic  InstittUion,  Steel- 
house  lane 

Notaries  Public. 

Reecc  W  ni.  II.  I04,  New  st 
Ryland  Arthur,  40,  Cherry  st 

Nursery  Sc  Seedsmen. 

(  i»udrey  .1.  Edgbaston   Nur- 
sery, (  arpentersroad,  and 
Ma'rket  hall 
Ouiekshaiik  .las.  Birchfield 

and  Market  hall 
Harrison  C.  H.  Holly  Nur- 
sery, Ilagley  r(»ad 
Hewi'tt  .Iph.  liknield  st.  E. 
llodson  John,  Ilarborne  rd 
Lusty  S.  lk)rdesley  green 
Pope   Henrv.  (iiblicath  and 

Market  hall 
Westcombe  Thos.  Bristol  rd 
Wilhnore  Ann,  Hall  hill  rd. 
l".dgl)aston 


HIRMINGHWl    TRADE    LIST. 


365 


Official  Assignees. 

lUttlestou  T.  -J-i,  'remplo  st 
Christie  J  as.  7,  Waterloo  st 
Valpy  Rd.  13,  Waterloo  st. 
Wliitinorc  F.  7,  ^Vaterloo  st 

Oil  Cloth  &  Tarpauling 

IMCakers. 
Clark  B.  14,  George  st.  par. 
Critfiu  G.  marquees,  tents, 
<fec.  14,  Moatrow,  Crescent 
bridge,  aud  Cambridge  st.  | 
Jones  George,  Penu  street 
Pipe  John,  li)8,  Ashtcd  row 
Webb  E.  4G,  Coleshill  street 
Whittle  William  <fe  Co.  202, 

Cheapside 
Withers  E.  93,  Smallbrook  st 

Oil  Sc  Colour  Dealers. 

B agnail  t<r  Lees,  59,  High  st 
Bu-d  W.  104,  Up.  Trinity  st 
Buszard  Wm.  22,  Cheapside 
Conway  John,  10,  Snow  hill 
Gilnian  J.  148,  Lancaster  st 
GilmauThomas, Gostagreen  | 
Hall  Edward,  3,  Moat  row 
Martin  Edw.  ^L46.},  Moor  st  i 
Maudsley  Fdk.  102-,  Snow  hi  | 
Parker  W.  11  and  12,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Perkins  Thos.  7,  Spiceal  st 
Phillips  John,  1.  Camden  st 
Rhodes  W.  21  &  22,  Aston  rd 
Snmner  ^^'m.  97,  High  sti-eet 
ThornleyS.jun.  145, Snow  hill 

Oil  of  Vitriol  &  Dipping 
Aquafortis  Mnfrs. 

See  Chemists  Manufacturing. 

Opticians. 

Field  Rt.  tfeSon,  113,  Newst 
Gargory  James,  5,  Bull  st 
(iodlrey  ^L  and  ^L  A.  93, 

Coleshill  street 
Gregory  Thos.  35,  Suffolk  st 
Lancaster  Jas.  7,  Summer  In 
Parkes  Wm.  28,  Paradise  st 
Redfem  Jph.  37,  Exeter  row 
Wainwright  T.  and  Co.  10, 

Union  passage 

Optical  Glass  Mnfrs. 

Macklow   John  &    George, 

214,  Sherlock  street 
Redfem  Jph.  37,  Exeter  row 

Organ  Builders. 

Banfield  J.  157,  Hockley  hi 
Bossward  Edw.  189,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Flavell  Ily.  1,  Bloomsbury 


Outfitters. 

Sec  Tailors  ii  Clothes  Dealers. 

Packing  Bos  Sc  Case 
Makers. 

See  also  Coopers. 

Burch  David,  C,  Bath  street 
Deakin  P.  134,  Gt.  Chas.  st 
Groutage  J.  77?  Moland  st 
Knight  David,  68,  Suffolk  st 
Knight  Joseph,  38,  Allison  st 
Lawrence  J.  45,  Suffolk  st 
Wright  Geo.  31,  Newton  st 

Painters,(House,Sign 
and  Ornamental.) 

Marked  *  are  Glaziers  also. 
See  also  Plumbers,  Glaziers,  S;c. 

Baker  I.  (<fe  coach)50,  Moorst 
Bannister  B.  1 7,  Spiceal  st 
Barwell  Wm.  ct.  8,  Inge  st 
*Birch  Edward,  44,  Holt  st 
Beethenson  B  .69  W  oodcock  st 
Bradford  B.  134,  Lawley  st. 
Bragge  Henry,  Barrick  st. 
Brazier  VVm.  7,  Hampton  st 
Buckley  Wm.  10,  Aston  st 
Burton  T.  Latimer  street,  S. 
*Collins  C.  Brearley  street 
*Davies  T.ct.4,  Navigation  st 
Daws  well  Hy.  4,  Camp  hill 
Doust  C.  E.  5,  Barford  st 
Dovey  T.  12,  Barford  street 
Downing  0. 40,  Hollowayhd 
Dwyer  J.  ct.  3,  Weanian  rvv 
Elvins  William,  32,  Price  st. 
Evans  E.  70,  Suffolk  street 
Fitzgerald  James,  17,  Annst 
Fowler  E.  J.  ct.  5,  Snow  hill 
Green  J.  65,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
•Groves  W.  63,  Lr.  Tower  st 
Halford  E.  177,  Camden  st 
Hammond  G.  W.  19,  Lower 

Temple  street 
Harrison  W.  26,  Warstoneln 
Higgins  J.  18, Park  st.  Bullrg 
Hinton  E.  88,  Lichfield  st. 
Hulme  James,  21,  Parade 
Hutchings  S.jun.  9 1, Dale  end 
Jinks  Wm.  123,  Suffolk  st 
Juggins  J.  16,  Gt.  Colmore  st 
*  Keith  Wm.  216,  Bradford  st 
Kimber  Thomas,  Cecil  st. 
Lane  Josej^h,  91,  Albion  st 
Leake  George,  8,  Lionel  st 
Lowe  Jph.  ct.  15,  Thorpe  st 
Martin  G.  14,  Bartholmw.rw 
Milner  H.  18,  Bishopgate  st 
Nixon  J.  112,  Cheapside 
Orton  A.  18,  Bath  row  bldgs 


Peck  S.  ct.  64,  Cregoe  st 
Pickerill  W.  225,  Sherlock  st 
Robinson  G.  ct.  5,  Ryland  st 
Shepherd  lU.  10,  Princes  row 
Slieldiug  J.  32,  New  Thos.  st 
Smith  J.  8,  Gough  street 
Smith  T.  68,  Hospital  street 
Steapenhill  E.202 ] ,  1 1  nege.  st 
Thorp  J.  95,  Belmont  row 
Webb  Thomas,  3,  Ryland  st 
Wharton  Chas.  37,  Vale  st 
White  J.  135,  Hampton  st 
WhitehouseG.142.Camdenst 
Williams  C.  22,  Skinner  st 

Paper  Box,  Button 
Bag,  &c.  Makers. 

Coates  Thomas,  31,  Doe  st. 
Cope  T.  ct.  5,  Warstone  lane 
Dollman  C.  18,  Henrietta  st 
Dunn  C.  16,  Jas.st.  St.  Paul's 
Dyson  J.  B.  40,  Newhall  st 
Jackson  M.  1,  Tenby  street 
Lees  Charles,  ct.  19,  Hill  st 
Lowe  W.  Bromsgrove  place 
Nathan  N.  30,  Granville  st 
Osborne  John,  187,  Livery  st 
Palmer  Eliz.  43,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Sherriff  Job,  48,  Spencer  st 
Shirwood  E.  46,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Stone  E.  J.  9,  Cottage  row 
Taylor  Thos.  6,  Ludgatehill 
Tearne  M.  63,  Gt.Hamptn  st 
Venour  F.  &  F.  34,  Mount  st 
Newhall  street 

Paper   Hangers  and 
Dealers. 

Marked  *  are  Stai/iers  also. 

Bird  Wm.  16,  Hampton  st 
*Bradshaw  d:  Knowles,  40, 

New  st.  aud  5,  Moat  row 
*Bronley  W.  19,  Jamaica  rw 
Davies  T.ct.  4,  Ts^avigation  st 
Devey  Wm.  Bell  Barn  road 
Dixon  John,  94,Belmontrow 
Ethell  T.sen.  37,  Edmund  st 
•Ethell  T.  31,  Colemore  row 
•Fitzgerald  Jas.  17,  Ann  st 
Gough  \Vimam,  43,  Hall  st 
HairsW.T.68,  Bromsgrove  st 
Ha.skett  Rbt.  104,  Snow  hill 
•Higgs  E.  50,  Lower  Hurst 

street,  and  Long  entry 
Higgs  Wm.  93,  New  Inkleys 
Hinton  E.  88,  Lichfield  st 
Keith  Wm.  216,  Bradford  st 
Lane  Joseph,  91,  Albion  st 
•Langley  J.  46,  Worce.ster  st 
*Lee  John  R.  30,  Colmore 

row,  and  50,  Bull  street 


306 


BFRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Mitchell  Thomas,  188  &  189, 

iiroad  Ht.  Islington 
Naish  Thos.  140,  Snow  hill 
Nicholls  J.  85,  Brd.st.Islngtn 
Phillips  J.  '.i-2,  Skinner  lane 
Robinson  T.  ]}.  S.'i,  New  st 
Floderick  John,  54,  New  st 
•Sheppard  T.  2S,  Snow  hill 
Smith  R.  L\i  J.  1 1(),  New  st 
Taylor  Geo.  105,  Bristol  st 
Terry  Geo.  II.  5.  Broad  st 
W'oolley  E.  77')  U  orcester  st 
Wright  J.  cfe  Co.  48,  Migh  st 

Paper  &  Pasteboard 
Manufacturers . 

Marhcd*  are  Marbled, Morocco^ 
and  Fancy  Colourers. 

Adams  T.  81,  Brd.st.Islingtn 
Baldwin  James,  74,  Newhall 

street,  iV;  Sherl);>urne  Mill 
Batt  Williiim,  107,  Snow  hill 
Benson  H.  26,  Colmore  row 
Evans  cfe  Adlard,  9  and  10, 

Moor  street 
Greaves  J.C.I,  Prospect  row 
•Hardy  J.  176.(;t.IImptn.rw 
Lewis  Hy.  147,  liiunpton  st 
•NichoUs  Win.  G9.J,  Bull  st 
•Penn  T.  X'54,  Coventry  road 
Rnberyd:  Evans,  Dartmth.st 
•W'arriUow  F.  and  Co.  141, 

Bromsgrove  street 

Paper  Warehouses, 
(Wholesale.) 

Baldwin  J.  74,  Newhall  st 
Bmigham  W.4."{,  Constitn.  hi 
Batt  William,  107,  Snow  hill 
Brnson  J.  2(),  (Colmore  row 
Hilling  M.  75,  Newhall  st 
Coley,  Rogers,  tV:  Gongh,  9, 

Exeter  row 
EvanstVA(lUird,JKV:10.M<)ors 
Eiddiau  Br(»thers,^j5,  Broad  st 
(Jongh  iV  SumiKT,  ^'ork  jtsg 
(irove  I).  B.  t!^  Co.   151,  (it. 

Charles  street 
Iliill  Benjamin,  71,  Hii^'h  st 
Ilirun  Saml.5-2,  St.  I'aul's  sq 
Holland  .los»'j)h,  51,  Ann  st 
Hooper  J. 47,  High  st.  Drtnd 
.loncs  Timothy.  .'iO,  Boll  st 
I'cart  \U\.  iV  Son,  ;;S,  Hull  st 
I'ickcn  Thos.  lilM,  Bristol  st 
Price  .Josi'ph,  .'{S.  Cherry  st 
SimistiT.Iohn,  l.S.'{,  Livery  st 
Sinnnons  G.  41,  Newhall  st 
Smith    I'hos.  .'{"J,    Exeter  row- 
Soli  »uu)u(i. til, Const  i'ntn. hill 


Stamps  J.  tfe  Co.  (late  D.  E. 

Smith.)  6,topof  Gt.Charles 

st.opposite  the  Packet  statn 

Tomkinson  Rd.  C.  39.  Snow 

hill,  tfe  12,  Edgbaston  st 
Tomlinson  11.83, (it.  Chas.st 
Warner  Rt.  125,  Hosjiital  st 
Watson  Geo.  ct.  30,  New  st 

Fapier    IVIachie    Goads 

and  Japanned  Ware 

Manufacturers. 

See  Japanners,  Vc. 

PatentlVIedicine  Ven- 
ders. 

See  also  Chemists. 

Birdicu  John,  Legge  lane 
Ragg  Thomas,  90,  High  st 
Winnall  Henry,  78,  High  st 

Patten  &  Clog  IVTakers. 

Marked  •  make  Spring  Clogs. 

AustinW.cfe  J.78,  Ashtcd  row 
BatcsJohn, 16, St.  George's  st 
Carron  William,  42,\'ictoria 

teiTace,  Lnpin  street 
•ClaybrookW.64i,Lr.Hrst.st 
Cocherane  W.  208,    High  st 

Deritend 
•Davis  Mary, 58,  Tnge  street 
•Davis  Edw.  Market  hall 
Davis  Wni.  11,  Jamaica  row 
Deeley  S.  37.  Mount  street, 

Newhall  street 
Dodd  Henry.  (58,  Hurst  st 
Douglas  J  ph.  77,Coleshill.st 
Dumbleton  C.  Fisher  street 
Goulden  .1.  18,  Navigation  st 
Hancox  T.  4,  Duddeston  rw 
•Hayes   John,    14,   \\'illiam 

street,  and  Market  hall 
Heeley  Edw.  13,  Balsa U  st 
J(uies  .1.  (J.  27,  Brewery  st. 

New  Town  row 
Lowe  John,  Market  hall 
Mavity  \\  ni.  4(5,  Hospital  st 
Mo«)reJos(»j)h,ct.34,  ^Varner 

street,  and  Market  hiill 
•l'ettitt(;.iVSon.24.  l-xtr.rw 
•  I'rew  1  {(Ml jamin,  2 1 ,  Sheep  st 
Ross  C.  II,  l)u<l<leston  row 
Shingl(T  IM  17. <  onstitutn.hl 
Smart  J<d»n,2!)0,  llradlord  st 
•Smith  (Jeo.  37,  Ashted  row 
\\  lute  Wui.  8,  Coleshill  st 

Patten  Ring  Makers. 

Armstrong  J.  155,  Livery  st 
Ireland  W.  ct.20:;.(he!ipside 
Ross  C.  II,  Duddeston  row 


Terry  B.ct.  6,  Lt.  Charles  st 
Wilmarson  S.ct.  12,  Suffolk  st 

Patten  Tie  Makers. 

Hancox  T.  3,  Duddeston  rw 
Robatham  G.  27,  Newton  st 
Shhigler  P.  117,  Constitn.  hi 
Welch  F.  15,  Bromsgrove  st 
Wills  J.  322,  New  John  st.W 

Pattern  Card  Makrs. 

Benson  J.  26,  Colmore  row 
Batt  William,  107,  Snow  hill 
Clulee  C.  ct.  73,  Lionel  st 
Cope  T.ct.  5,  Warstone  lane 
Drakeford  J.  1 14,  Bromsgr.st 
Freer  Henry,  A\illiam  street 
Grew  C.  136,  (it.  Charles  st. 
Hulston  S.  York  passage 
Hulston  Sol.  Latimer  st.  S. 
Miuton  T.  14,  New  Market  st 
Shirwood  E.  46,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Starling  W.  B.  40,  Severn  st 

Paviours. 

Bennett  W.iVr  J.  Berkeley  st 
Cook  r.80, High  st.Bordesley 
Evans  Tlu)mius,  7,  Fazeley  st 
Taylor  W.  Granville  st.  U  hf. 
Whitmore  Thomas,  Lozells 

Pawnbrokers. 

Aaron  J.  11,  Edgbaston  st 
Aaron  M.  18,  Edgba.ston  st 
Aaron  M.  233,  Cheapside 
Aaron  M.4,  Steelhuuse  lane 
Abel  Joseph,  oli,  Digbeth 
Adams  R.  47,  Heneage  st 
Auster  S.  49  d-  50,   Park  st. 

Bull  ring 
Bartlett  J.  2.  Warwick  st 
Bedford  S.  4 1 ,  Hromsgrove  st 
Bell  Samuel,  15,  Sand  si 
Bevins  James,  14,  Hill  st 
Bickley   .lames  tV   \\  illiam, 

69,  SnuiUbrook  street 
Bird  Jane,  74.  ^ullolU  street 
Bladon  C.93,  Huckiniihamst 
Bolton, I.  (ii).  Brd.st.  Islingtn 
Hrown  H.  ll>7,(«t.Hami)tu.st 
Buiklert  .A.I7LHocklcyhl 
Burn  Mchl.  :{5,  Nelson  st".  W 
Cantrill  Ann,  126,  Moor  st. 
('arrini,'ton  (i.5(),  Howard  st 
Carter  Theoph.  84,  .\ston  st 
(  hild  .M.A.  108,  Lancaster  st 
(  liild  rhouuis,45,  Paradise  st 
(  lark  .Ino.  3S,  Smallbrook  st 
(  (dien  M  .224, 1 1  igh  st. I  )ertnd 
Court  J  (dm,  13,  Caroline  st 
Davis  John,  47,  ^^'illi:lm  st 
Elsuutre  1 1  .A-  .1 . 1 64,  Lawley  s 


niHMINGHAM    TRADE    LlST. 


86T 


Eiuamiel  M.  98,  Sniallbrk.  s 
Felvus  J.  3.S,  Constitution  hi 
Field  Richard,  Pritchett  st 
Fridlander  1).  134,  Di^beth 
Gilbert  Joseph,  11,  Bristol  st 
Green  John,  ,').■>,  L\idgate  hi 
Green  Thos,  li.  Dale  end 
Hall  Samuel,  i)3.  Cecil  st 
Harcourt  F.  73,  Brearley  st 
Harding  T.  .')0,  Woodcock  st 
Henius  Daniel,  47,  Digbeth 
Holland  8.  1:^6,  Hospital  st 
Howard  \'.  -278,  Bradford  st 
Huskissou\V.74,Gt.Charles  s 
Laoey  John,  24,  Hanley  st 
Langley  John,   lo3^,    High 

street,  Bordesley 
Law  Edwin,  92,  Hill  street 
Lazarus  Elias,  35,  Digbeth 
Le%-i  Joel,  112,  Snow  hiU 
Lichfield  I.  127,  Lancstr.  st 
Lloyd  Maria,  20,  Oxford  st 
Lyons  Lewis,  46,  Dudley  st 
Magee  Thos.  44,  Hockley  st 
Magenis  Ann.  78,  Birch  all  st 
RLannox  Thos.  S9,  Holt  st 
Matthews  J.  231,  Aston  road 
Myers  E.  87,  Steelhouse  lane 
Myers  L  32,  Masshouse  lane 
Neill  Hannah,  39,  Cox  st. 
Nerwich  <fe  Aaron,  12,  Col- 
more  row 
Newman  F.  67,  Summer  lane 
Oakes  Ann,  107,  Hockley  hi 
ParkerE.17,Bartholomcwrw 
Parsons  J.  125,  Pritchet  st 
PizerT.  180.  Brd.st.  Islingtn 
Priestley  J.  50,  Coleshill  st 
Prime  J.  242,  New  Town  rw 
Read  Wm.  J  as.  97,  Aston  st 
Richards  J.  13,  Gt.  Lister  st 
Richards  T.  164,  Livery  st. 
Robins  T.  102.  Gt.  Charles  st 
Robinzon  Laz.  70,  Parade 
Rollason  H.  20,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Ryder  E.  H.  28,  Bell  street 
Sabiu  Hanh.  14,  We  am  an  st 
Sacks  S.  2,  Bordesley  street 
Samuels.*:  W.  6,Colmorerw 
Samuels  Ann,  123,  Digbeth 
Sanders  Hy.  Lea  Bank  road 
Satchell  Henry,  348^,  New 

John  street.  West 
Sharp  John  White,  5,  Parade 
Sills  dr  Ford,  6,  Stafford  st. 
Smith  R.  C.  and  M.  A.  45, 

Summer  lane 
Spiers  N.  C.  40,  Ann  street 
Timmins  E.  80,  Coleshill  st 
Truman  C.  35,  (!t.  Barr  st 
Turner  M.  147, Brd.st. Islngtn 
Wagstaff  Jno.  37,  Horse  fair 
M'ebb  A.  172,  Gt.  Hamptn.rw 


Pearl  Button  Manfrs 

AblK)tt  Wm.  90,  Gt.  Lister  st 
Allen  Edward,  100,  Snow  hill 
Allen  T.  ct.  7,  New  John  st 
Banks  Brothers,  court  177, 

I'nett  street 
Banks  Theoph.  22,  Hall  st 
Baron  James,  18,  Essex  st 
Boaz  H.  ct.  17,  St.  George's  st 
Brisband  Hy.  42,  Howard  st 
Brittle  W.  ct.4,  Staniforth  st 
Brookes  George,  3S,  Barr  st 
Butler  Hy.  123,  Vauxhall  rd 
Butler  W.  2,  Summer  hill  ter 
Coley  W.ct.  8,  New  Townrw 
CoUingwood  John,   Tindall 

street,  Camden  street 
Cooy)er  D.  ct.  21,  Lawley  st 
Cope  Thomas,  179,  Well  st. 
Crossbee  H.  162.  Ashtedrow 
Cutler  J.  H.  12  &  13,  New 

Town  row 
Day  Thomas,  21,  Buck  st 
Duncuff  C.  ct.  29,  Livery  st. 
Eden  C.  58,  New  John  st.  W 
Edwards  J.  ct.  5,  Mary  Ann  st 
Edwards  T.  64,  Coleshill  st 
Edwards  Wm.  ct.  7,  Ward  st 
Ensor  W.  ct.  14,  Aston  road 
Evans  M.  123,  Bradford  st. 
FanlknerT.49,Up.Hospitalst 
Field  J.  ct.  30,  Up.  Tower  st 
Forrester  Jph.  ct.  2,  Cross  st 
Gardner  Thomas,  Steward  st 
Garratt  C.  ct.  18,  Aston  rd 
Hanslow  Peter, Crown  court. 

Lower  Tower  street 
Hargrove  J.  50,Gt.Hmptn.  st 
Harvey  F.  ct.  3,  Up  Windsor  st 
H  ay  woodT  .ct.20,  Constitn.hl 
Hodgetts  J.  ct.  4, Hampton  st 
Hodgkiss  James,  ct.  9,  ISew 

Summer  street 
Holder  J.ct.lO,Gt.Hamptn.st 
Hook  G.  ct.8,  William  st.  N 
Howell  James,  58,  Cecil  st 
Howell  Thomas.  Hospital  st 
Hughes  C.  ct.  5,  Hospital  st 
Hunt  W.  ct.  19,  Summer  In 
Huntington  J.  8,  Witton  st 
Hurd  Samuel,  39,  Tonk  st. 
Hutchinson  W.  55,  Smith  st 
Ireland  T.  ct.  203,  Cheapside 
Jaques  J.  58,  Dartmouth  st. 
JenningsJ.18^,Bucknghm.st 
Jevon  Joseph,  Grant  sti'eet 
Jevon  S.  ct.  2,  Cottage  lane 
Johnson  Henry,  4,  A  B  row 
Jones  G .  65,  Constitution  hill 
Jones  Walter,  Jones's  place 
Jones  Wm.  ct.  21,  Darwin  st 
Lawley  Jamey,  11,  Barrst. 


LeavesleyT.c.  12,lleneagcst 
Lines  W .  1 2,  Belmont  passage 
Lowe  J  as.  88,  Woodcock  st. 
McCardie  Joseph,  William, 
cfe  James,  24,  Worcester  st 
Matthews  r.c.  1,  N. Townrw 
Mealing  R.  Lr.Dartniouth  st 
Meed  Edward,  11,  Ormondst 
MiddletonJ.ct.  18, Summer  In 
Middleton  S.  Nechells  green 
Mills  Edw.  ct.  Garrison  lane 
Morton  W.ct.  14,  Navigtn. st 
Newham  B. ct.9, New  Town  r 
Nightingale  J.  New  England 
Pace  J.  ct.  99.  Gt.  Barr  st 
Parb  John,  61,  Harding  st. 
Pearsall  W.  ct.  11,  Thorp  st 
Penn  John,  5S,  Livery  st 
I'erry  William,  ct.  12,  Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 
Plant  J.  143,  Gt.  Hamptn.rw 
Pool  John,  72,  Newhall  st 
Prees  James,  W^itton  street 
Price  W.  ct.  33,  Lr.  Tower  st 
Reynold  W.ct.  29, Lr.Brely.st 
Round  J.  43,  Hampton  st 
Shelly  S.  ct.  4,  New  John  st 
Shepherd  S.  ct.  2,  Cottage  In 
Silvester  Wm.  ct.  2,  Blewsst 
Simkins  W.  ct.  64,Coleshill  st 
Sloane  Benj.  18,  Pritchet  st. 
Sloane  M.Powell  st.  Aston  bk 
Smith  Rd.  49,  Union  passage 
Smith  S.  &  Co.20,Constitn.hl 
Smith  Wm.  45,  Woodcock  st 
Smith  Wm.  158,  Hampton  st 
Steed  Sarah,  19,  Pritchet  st. 
Stevenson  T.  45^,  Ward  st 
StringerG  .ct.  1 9,  N  wTo  wn  r  w 
Strong  J.  10,  Bromsgrove  st 
TaylorCharles,  6,  Pritchet  st 
Taylor  J.  B.  69,  Meriden  st. 
Taylor  W.  ct.43.  Hospital  st 
Thompson  T. 45, Bordesley  st 
Tilsley  J.  ct.  7,  Heneage  st. 
Tonks  John,  ct.  16,  Aston  rd 
Tonka  Wm.  ct.  Kenion  st 
Turner  Hy.  30,  Lawley  st 
Turner  S.  22,  Worcester  st 
Vyse  J.  ct.  8,  Summer  lane 
Wakeman  Benj.  61,  Holt  st 
Whitmore  Chas.  88,  Bath  st 
Whitworth  J.  202,  Aston  rd 
Whorrall  C.  ct.  6,  Fisher  st 
WiUiams  Wm.  30,  Bull  st 
Wilson  William,  Tay's  yard 
Wiseman  Jno.  ct.  3,  Smith  st 
Woolley  John,  38,  \Vater  st. 
Woollcy  S.  48,  Woodcock  st 
Worrall  Fras.  ct.  9,  Bath  st 
Worrall  J.  New  John  st.  W 
Worrall  S.  143,  Bradford  st 
Wright  Wm.  Edward  st.  par. 


368 


Rlh.MINGHAM    TRADE    L19T. 


Pearl  Handle  Makers 

Roonoy  TIkjituis,  ct.  29,  Lr.  i 

lirearlev  street 
WasonidgeWilliam,  174,  Up.  ' 

Windsor  street 

Pearl  Ornament  IVIal^ers 

Allen  T.  ct.  2,  New  John  st 
Brisl)and  Ily.  42,  Howard  st 
Ford  Ily.  -jyj,  Summer  lane 
Morgan  IJenj.  Summer  lane 
Neal  cfe  T<mks.i;i(;t.  Chas.st 
Pace  John,  Fyichfield  Mill 
Pace  J.  ct.  f)J),  (Jreat  IJarr  st 
PadmoreT.  16,  Lt.  Charles  st 
PardoeR.cVCo.22,StPaul's  sq 
Povey  Ceorge,  ct.  8,  Ward  st 
Kowley  F.  &  W.  60,  Little 

Charles  street 
Smith  S.  cV:  Co.  20,Constitn.hl 
Stevens  Wm.  ct.  6,  Bread  st 

Newhall  street 
Stone  Chas.  2S,  Lndgate  hill 
A\'hile  Edward,  Howard  st 
Taylor  Samuel,  1 6S^  Livery  st 
Wilson  J.  rt.  6.  Moland  st 
\\'ilson  \\'illiam,  'Pay's  yard 
Woodrofi'e  J  .2 1 ,  North  wood  st 

Pencil  Makers. 

See  Bhtch  Lead  tV  Cavul  Hair 
Pencil  Makers. 

Pencil  Case.  Too^h  Pick, 

<fec.  Iv  anufacti^rcrs, 

(Goldtte  Silver.) 

Baker  E,  101,  Buckingham  st 
liaker  Joseph,  ct.  9,  Hurst  st 
holt  H.  2r>,  (;t.  Ham])ton  st 
Collins  .lj)h.  I/O,  Hockley  hi 
Fenton  J .  74,  ( J  t.  H  ampttm  st 
Freemati  T.  }),  Howard  st 
(Jough  J.  L.  2."},  Howard  st 
Hall  S.  IH^,  Buckingham  st 
LongmoreJ.tV  Co.  l.'{.  Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 
Mole  iKr  Wilcox.  J)S,  .Mott  st 
Moore  J.  I2.'{,  (it.Hamjttn.st 
Nidiols  S.  1!>,  Branston  st 
Parker  A-  Acott,  ol,   Brear-  , 

ley  street.  West 
Parkrs  T.  17,  Ct.  Russell  st  , 
J'liillips  .1.  ct.  It;,  Hanley  st.  ! 
Sheldtni  J.  .').">, (Jt.  Hamptn.st 
Slack  iliclianl,!*,  St.  ['aul'ssfi 
Tandy  J])li.  77i  Siinimer  lane 
'Idngue  .lohii,  7'^.  I'aradc 
^'ale  (ieorge,.*{."i,  Hranston  st 
\'enonr  K.  »)S,  Ct.  Hamptn.st 
\illersiV-.Iackson,.'!.ilt  klv.lil 
Wilding  tfe  Torr,  16,  Mottst 


Wiley  W.  E.  «feCo,  34,  Great 
Hampton  street 

Pen  Holder  Makers. 

Biddle  John,  4.  Fleet  street 
BradlevP.268,NewJno.  st.W 
Buriress  J.  1 29,  G  t.  Charles  .st  ' 
Chuckett  William,  70,  High 

.street,  Bordesley 
Collins  J.  170,  Hockley  hill 
Hinks.  Wells,  d:  Co.  12  and 

13.  Buckingham  street 
Hobday  Jno.  Regent  parade 
HoldenGeo.  13,  IIam])ton  st 
Longmore  J.  cfe  Co. 13,  Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 
Lowe  Wm,  48,  Northwood  .st 
Mill  William.  Hunter's  lane 
Mitchell  W.  7,  St.  Paul's  s<i  ' 
Mutlow  E.  10,  Gt.  Russell  st  , 
Padmore  T.  16,  Lt.  Charles  st  1 
Robinson  E.D.Baskervillo  pi 
Slack  Richd.  9,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Sheldon  J.. '5o,Gt.  Hampton  st 
Wcstwood  J.  61,  Ludgate  hi 

Percussion  Cap  Mks. 

Cox  Edward  *  Son,  56,  Gt. 

Charles  street 
Starkey  Thomas  and  Co.  37, 

Great  Ham])ton  row 
Walker  Rd.  69,  Graham  st 
Walker S.tfe  Co.  12,  Leggc  st 

Percussioners. 

Allen  Jose])h,  ct.  8,  iJath  st 
Brittain  C.  ct.  12,  Steelhs.  In 
Higgins  J.  ct.  6,  Weaman  st 
Kitchings  D.  22.  Barrijot  st 
Mouuttord  D.  ct.  1,  Hathst. 
Mountford  W.  P.  89,  Bath  .st 
Murcott  A.  ct.  8,  Aston  road 
Neal  Richard,  ct.  10,  Bath  st 
RoundCeorge,  30,  Steelhs.  In 
Watson  B.  14,  Steelhouseln 
Wilkes  .T.  ct.  8.  I^oveday  st 

Perfumers,  (^Vholesale.) 

Sec  (ilsu  flair  Dressers  and 
Perfumers. 

Edwards  E.  49,  St.  Paul's  sq 

Ilawkes»<-l''ranklin,4,New  st 

Padmore  'I'hos.  (atid  scented 

soaj)  mnfr.)  l(),Lt.  Chas.  st 

Periodical  Dealers. 

Anderson  A.  N\'.49.  SulTolk  st 
IJarrett  G.  i^9.,  Steelhouse  lu 
Hnrtiin  John,  10,  (  hea])side 
Cheesewriuht    Robert,    272, 

Bradford  street 
Hippie  Henry,  1 12,  Cregoest 


Eaves  Thos.  Ill,  Moseley  st 
Egerton  Chas.  203,  High  st. 

Deritend 
Guest  W.  4,  Upper  Mill  lane 
Hawkesford  Wm.  oo,  Lan- 
caster street 
Hopkins  A.  18i.Bromsgve.st 
Leng  Phillis,  13,  Sherlock  st 
Ma-ssey  Edw.  2,  Graham  .st 
NichoUs  E.  60,  Broad  street 
Pendleton  W.51.  Steelhs.  In 
Piggs  W.  122,  Brd.st.  Islngtn 
Piper  W.  99.  Bishopgate  st 
Pratt  William.  82,  Digbeth 
Pros.«er  W.  211.  Ashted  row 
Vale  Wm.  D.  32 -i.  Dale  end 
WraggJohn,148,Gt.Brook  st 

Periodical  Publishers. 

Blackie  tfc  Son,  85.  (it. Hamp- 
ton .st.  J.  Macdonald,  agent 

Fullerton  cfe  Co.  79.  Bath  st. 
J.  Mcllveen,  agent 

Tallis  T.  (fe  J.  19,  Bradford 
st.  John  Teague,  agent 

Pewterers. 

See  also  Britannia  Metal  Ware 
Mrimtfacturers, 

Jones  Henry,  60,  Stafford  st 
Wilkes  E.  \.  12.  Lr.  Priory 
Yates  and  Birch,  39  <fe  40, 
Coleshill  street 

Physicians. 

Da^^es  J.  B.  25,  Newhall  st 
Eccles  John,  67,  Newhall  st 
Evans  G.  F.  44.  Waterloo  st 
Fearon  G.  31,  Gt,  Charles  .st 
Fletcher  Bell,  18,  Newhall  .st 
Freeman  J.  33.  Waterloo  st 
Hughes  V.  29,  Clnu-ch  street 
•Fohnstone  J.  9,  Old  sfjuare 
Mackev  Erick.  6,  Newhall  st 
Melson  J.  B.  49,  Newhall  st 
Palmer  S.  7,  ('t.  Charles  st 
Percy  .John,  56,  Newhall  st 
Russell  J  as.  20,  Temple  row 
Skerrett  P.  J.  4,  Old  square 
Wright  S.  [\S,  Waterloo  st. 

Piano  Forte  Tuners. 

HaiTod    (J.   (and  organ,)  I, 
Hunter's  vale.  Hunter's  In 
Nunn  .lohn  P.  56,  Ann  st 
Sutton  T.  116.  A.shted  row 
Woodward  H.  3,  Lee  place 

Picture  Dealers. 

Dingl.'v  W.  H.  84,  Hiuh  .st 
Henshaw  T.  A.  36,  Bath  .st. 
Lai)wortb\\'.R.  l.Monmth.st 
While  J.. sen.  16, Congrevc.st 


BIRMINGHAM    TIl.ADK    LIST. 


369 


Picture  Frame  Mkrs. 

See  also  Carvers,  Gililers,  f^c. 

Brown  IT.  82,  Up,  Hospital  st 
Falbnvs  Tliomii-!.  \\'«^il  lane 
riewson  A.  dniiiiaturo,)  l(Kj, 

Lionel  street 
Keoy  Saiul.  U7-i^  Brailford  st 
Manilor  K.  (miniature,)  13i), 

Brearley  street,  AVesk 
Price  J.  (miniature,)  10,  Pard 
Sanders  C.  (miniature,)  ct.  1, 

New  Summer  street 

Pin  Makers. 

Barnes  tfeSkidmore,  (escthn.) 

184,  Livery  street 
Davis  John,  240,  Sherlock  st 
Edelsten  ife  Williams,  New- 

hall\Vorks,Gcorgest.  Pard 
C  oodman  Geo,  82, Caroline  st 
Heaven  Alfd.  35,  Ashted  rw 
Holt  Ed\v.38  <fe39,  Molandst 
Lowe  Eilw.  45,  Harding  st 
Lusty  S.  80  *  81,  Molandst 
Lucas  &  Co.  (liair  escutclieon 

<feknitting,)l  l,Barthlmw.  r 
Palmer  J.  6,  Broadst.  Islngtn 
PhipsouT.  <fe  Sons,91,Mottst 
Rigby  Joseph,  Dank's  mill 
RobathaTi  Alfd.  S.  1,  Hailst 
Satchwell  W .  13,  Lancstr.  st 
TilleyT.(hair,)ct.j,Fazeley  s 

Plane  Makers. 

Atkin  &  Sons,  9Q,  Barford  st 
Betts  W.  &  Co.  o8,  Ludgt.  hi 
Birch  John,  39,  Cheapside 
Cox  <fe  Luckman,  Rylaud  st. 

Darwin  street 
DaHs  George,  31,  Bishop  st. 

Moseley  street 
Fellows  WilUam,  91,  Hill  st 
Jarvis  J.  198,  High  st.  Drtnd 
Martin  Hy.  iO,  Jennen's  rw 
Mason  Robert,  3,  Severn  st 
ParkesH.C.ct.ll,Gt.Brookst 
PartridgeJ.ct.218,Sherlockst 
Preston  Edw.  77,  Lichfield  st 
Staniforthcfe  Food,  16,Wood- 

cock  street 
Winterton  John,  85,Wells  st 

Plane  Iron  Makers. 

Sec  Edge  Tool  Makers. 

Plasterers. 

Arter  John,  252,  Bradford  st 
Barlow  J. 24,  St.  (Jeorge'sst 
BreakspeareJ.l  1,  Newhl.hill 
Holmes  James,  19,  Broad  st 
Norton  James,  45,  Dean  st 
Prince  Hy.  ct.  12,  Unett  st 


Sinniager  Geo.  37,  Unett  st 
Sinuiager  T.  \V.  40,  Unett  st 
SnelusCornls.  ct.  33,  Livery  st 
Wntkins  James,  14(>,  Great 

Hampton  row 
Weston  J.  ct.  1 1,  Gt.  Barr  .st 
Wilson  Hy.  254,  Sherlock  st 

Plastsr  Figure  Mkrs. 

Micheli  A.  151,  Moor  street  ' 
Squaglia  Paul,  22,  Edmund  st  ! 

Plated  Metal  Mafrs. 

Barlow  E.  27,  Hampton  st 
Ellis  Charles,  106,  Snow  hill 
Kemp  iVbraham,  5,  Barr  st 
Lines  Austin,  8,  Hampton  st 
Meakin  J.  53,Buckingham  st 
Richards  Hy.  &  Co.  9,  Mary 
street;  J.  Skelton,  raaiiagr 
T  wells  P.M.  83,  New  street 

Flalsrs  on  Sron  <fe  Stscl 
iS  ZVIfrs.  of  Platd.Vi^ares. 

Marked  1  are  Coach  FiirnilKre; 

2,    Spoon ;    3,    Sniijfer ;    5, 

Spitrr  ;  and  6,    Gennan 

Silver  Platers. 

See  also  Silver  ^  Plated  Ware 
Manufacturers. 

1  Adams  Benj.  28,  Cross  .st 
I  Antrohus  J*  23,  Vittoria  st 
Bell  Richard,  court  13,  Gt. 

Hampton  row 
1  Blacker  J.  103,  Barr  st.W. 
1  BlackamJ.ct.l6,  Hanley  st 
6  Bushell  J.  Morley's  bldgs. 
1  Caldecutt  Hy.  48.  Price  st 
1  Clarke  Mary,  Gerrard  st 
1  Clarke  and  Timmins,  28, 

Exeter  street 
CrosbeeThos.  13,Coleshillst 
DeeleyW.H.39,Gt.Hmptn.st 
1  Dugard  B.  57,  Dale  end 
Dugard  Brothers,  22,  Upper 

Priory 
Fowler  Rt.  ct.  2,  Cannon  st 
1  Gibson  T.  8&  9,Weamanst 
2,3,6,  Gilbert  J. 7  &  8,  Bathrw 
GlosterW.ct.  l,KingAlfd's.pl 
1  Gold  Thomas,  6,  Livery  st 
6  Hands  cfe  Dore,  court  11, 

Edmund  street 
1  Harwood  Tho.s.  13,  Mount 

street,  Newhall  street 
Hawkins  William,  court  70, 

Buckingham  street 
Hill  John,  88,  Steelhouse  In 
HodgkinsThos,  10,  Goughst 
1  HoldeuH.  A.  96,  Suffolk  .st 
HooperG.vfeT.ct.31,Lnc.str.st 


1  HooperW.ct.l7,Navigtn.st 
1  Homer  William.  17,  Hill.st 
1  Hughes  Jph.  179,  Livery  .st 
1  James.Vrthur,  ct.  9,Fleetst 
Jarvis  Henry,  Fisher  street 
I  JennsC.  I, Belmont  passage 
Kendrick  W.  40,  Blucher  st 
Lawsou  <Sz  Holden,  147,  Gt. 

Charles  street 
Lowbridge  Saml.  9,  Unett  st 

1  LoweI..feE.70,Sheep.st 

2  L  0  we  J .  &  H .  34,  Fordrgh .  st 
MarigoldJ.ct.  14,  Lichfield  sfc 
1  Mellows  J.  ct.  8,  Sumr.  In 
1  Mills  Saml.  '69,  Howard  st 
1  Morris  Rd.  4,  Market  st 

1  Palmer  W.ct.  4,  Bordsly.st 
1  Parsons  Thos.,  130,  Great 

Hampton  street 
1  Poller  Chrstphr.  Belmnt.  r 
Prime  T.18  cfe  19,  Northwd.st 
Redding  G.  110,  Bromsgv.st 
I  Reynolds  J.  ct.  17,  Price  st 

5  RichardsW  78,Navigatn.st 
1  Robathan  Thos.  3Q,  Hall  st 
3,  6  Rogers  V/m.  149,  Great 

Hampton  row 
I  Sawyer  G.  16,  Henrietta  st 
1  Short  E.  C.  1,  Bishop  street 
1  Simpson  Thos.  7,  Livery  st 
1  Smallwood  John,  46,  Navi- 
gation street 

6  SmithG.cfeCo.48.  Whittall  st 
Smith  Peter,  ct.  240,  Aston  rd 
I  SmithT.ct.4,  Barthlmw..st 
Swingler  W.  52,  Staniforth  st 
TwissT.&H.32,Gt.Charlesst 
Walker  S.  (gig  apron  knob.) 

back  29,  Parkst.  Bullring 

1  Waters  W.  17,  Branstonst 
Watson  Wm.  29,  Key  hill 
2,3  Welch  G.&Co.  1  l,Dean  st 
WheelerJ.ct.  16,  Fordrough  st 

2  White  John,  77,  Palmer  st 
1  White  John  and  William, 

court  1,  Warwick  street 
1  WoottenJ.21,  Borde.sley  s 
Wootton  Robt.  ct.  7.  Cross  st 
Woodward  W.  (des.sert  knvs.) 

108|,  Broad  st.  Islington 

Plated  Wire  Manfrs. 

See  Wire  Drawers. 

Plumbers,  Glaziers, 
and  Painters. 

Adams  Abm.  217,  Aston  rd 
AdamsT .8 1 , Broad  st.  Islngtn 
Alvey  Charles,  Parade 
x\rrowsmith  J.  7,Chapelhs.  st 
Assinnder  Edwd.  30,  Essex  s 
Atkins  James,  Warstone  In 
Ball  John,  22,  Bristol  street 

3  A 


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BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Banks  C.  Villa  rd.  Soho  hill 
Banks  S.  Villa  rd.  Soho  hill 
Bartholomew  S.  39,  Allison  s 
Beale  B.  30,  Up.  Hospital  st 
BeamesJ.ct.9,Bartholoni\v.s 
Bell  Ezekiel,  40,  Hurst  st 
Bikker  (  hs.25o,  Bradford  st 
Binnell  R.  37,  Nelson  st.  W. 
Bodon  John,  23.  Sand  pits 
Brad.shaw  and  Knowles,  40, 

New  st.  and  o.  Moat  row 
Bratt  Moses.  11,  Willis  st 
Briscoe  M.  A.  -209,  High  st. 

Deritend 
BristowW.  1 10.Bloomshry.pl 
Broadbent  T.  24,  Exeter  rw 
Brown  William,  88,  Hurst  st 
Burgess  Bnj.  ct.  39.  Moor  st 
rhamhers  Rd.  98,  Barr  st.W 
Chiswell  R.  Mount  pleasant, 

New  John  street,  West 
Clark  R.  IGl,  Ct.  Francis  st 
Collins  Chas.  60,  Summer  In 
Copage  Richard,  62,  Mott  st 
Craven  Wm.  4,  Edmund  st 
Corhett  G .  H.  29,  Bradford  st 
Crick  Chas.  3,  Newhall  hill 
Davies  T.  &  Son,  2,  George 

street,  parade 
Deakin  Wm.  o2.  Dean  st. 
Penston  J.  38,  Masshouseln 
Doidge  George,  17<  Eivery  st 
Duust  Chas.  E.  a,  Btirfurd  st 
DucrosHenry,212,  Livery  st 
Duffield  Wm.  13,  Farm  st. 
Duggan  Jph.  48.  Meriden  st 
Ealand  Edwin,  18,  Sand  pits 
Evans  Charles,  81,  AVillis  st 
Evans  Michael,  Lodge  road 
Feuton  l'tk.49,  Edmund  st 
Field  R.  178,  liromsgroye  st 
Fitter  T.  8.'>,  Bartholomew  st 
Foster  J.  ct.  18,  Jenneusrow 
France  W.  41,  Lr.  Tower  st. 
Gammon  George,  34,  Ann  st 
(ila/.clirook  G.32,  Mount  st. 

Newhall  street 
GolVWm.  91,  Ashted  row 
(;oul(len  \\'.  ct.  1.  Exeter  row 
Grimihs  Hol.t.  70A,  Parade 
GrimthsT.  Smithfield 
Groves  Rd.  ct.  4,  Dale  end 
Had  ley    U.    W.  237,    Great 

Colmore  street 
H:immoinl  Thos.  11,  Broms- 

grove  street 
lliindy  Thos.  10,  Car\-er  st 
Hiirrison  i:.42,Bromsgrovest 
Hnskett    Robert,    l(t4,  Snow 

liill,  «fe  87,  (U.Charles  st 
Hiiwkeswood  J.  7.'»,  Raven- 
hurst  street 
Head  Jolu),  ."»,  Saltley  st 


Heap  Robert,  Ilagley  road 
Heape  James,  110,  Moor  st 
Hewitt  Wm.  12o,  Pershorerd 
Hickling  W.  ct.  74,  Bath  st. 
Holder  J.  222,  New  Town  rw 
HoUingsworth  George,  106, 

Bordesley  street 
Homer  T.  86,  North  wood  st 
Ilowall  J.  W.  88,  Highgate 
Howlett  J.  90,  Navigation  st 
Howlett  T.  46,  Ashted  row 
Hulson  1.3,  Kg.  Edward's  pi 
Ince  Thos.  56,  Woodcock  st 
Inns  Fredk.  Lr.  Hurst  st.  E. 
.Tackson  J.  7,  Washington  st 
Jones  Robert,  15,  Howard  st 
Keith  Wm.  216.  Bradford  st 
Kemp  John,  Adelaide  st 
King  Joseph,  ct.  4,  Canal  st 
Leaver   Fitz   William,    181, 

Upper  Windsor  street 
Leaver  Wm.  2,  Ashted  row 
Lynall  Geo.  York  passage 
Lynall  (J.  jun.  34,  Digbeth 
LythallcVAdney,29,Templer 
Marlow^  Wm.  46,  Hockley  st 
Marshall  J.  15,  Gt.  Chas.  st 
Marston  Isaac,  36,  Aston  st 
Matthews  T.  141,  Bradford  st 
Meeson  Chas.  6,  Coleshill  st 
Meredith  T.  24,  Mary  Ann  st 
Mitchell  Thoms,  188  iS:  189, 

Broad  street,  Islington 
Moore  George,  70,  Lionel  st 
Mullard  S.  13,  St.  Martin  st 
Naish  Thos.  140,  Snow  hill 
Newbold   G.   B.  24^^,    Old 

Meeting  street 
NicholasJ.74,Gt.IIamptn.rw 
N icholls  J.  85, Brd.st.  Islngtn 
NorthorpJ.ct.  19,Stanifth.st 
Palmer  Rd.  21,  Regent  row 
Parkes  Wm.  2,  Hanley  st 
Payne  T.  114,  Hospital  st 
Peck  Wm.  12,  Hockley  hill 
Perrv  Aaron, 40,HockU>v  bill 
Philiips  William,  41,  Hall  st 
I'oole  Wm.  .'»,  Aston  street 
Pri* chard  Pyrse,  38,  New  st 
Richards  George,  Adelaide  st 
Roberts  R.A-  K.  Huston  st.N 
Roden  John,  23,  Sand  i)its 
Sanders  Joseph,   142,   Higli 

street,  Bordesley 
Sanders  'I'.  122,  (beapside 
Sands  \Vm.71,Gt.('barlesst 
Seamen  T.  268,  Bradford  st. 
Seybonrn   J.    Lady  Wood  In 
Shaw  Hy.  35,  Islington  row 
Sheppurd  T.  28,  Snow  hill 
Shorten  A.43,  Holloway  hd 
Smith  H.   r.  34,  Hockley  st. 
Smith  .1.  41,  Ciunbridgc  st 


Smith  John,  14,  Aston  .?t 
Smith  N.46,  Kg.  Edward's  rd 
Steapenhill  E.202i,Heneg.st 
Stokes  J.  C.  2,  Monmouth  st 
Storer  John,  83,  Livery  st 
Sweet  Isaiah,  2 15,  Camden  st 
Tay  T.  C.  Tay's  yard,  20, 

Great  Charles  street 
Taylor  T.  18,  Sufifolk  street 
Thompson  J,  10^,  Gosta  gm 
Thornton  E.  42J,  Newhall  st 
Timms  W.  Handsworth  vil. 
Tinley  J.  oB^,  Constitution 

hilUcV:  146,  Brd.  st.  Islngtn 
Tottey  B.  ct.  4,  Aston  road 
Travis  John,  19^,  Henry  st. 
Tucker  Wm.  25|,  Severn  st. 
Turner  E.  105,  Hospital  st 
\'ale  James,  8,  Livery  st. 
Ward  Robert,  Barford  st.  S. 
Wareham  Geo.  149,  High  st 

Bordesley 
Walthew  Wm.  10,  Lawley  st 
Ware  Chas.  14,  Adderley  st 
Whit  worth  J.  242,Bradford  st 
Wiseman  J.  334,  Summer  In 
Witheridge  J. ct.2, Newhall  st 

Pocket  Book  and  Fancy 
Zicather  Case  IVInfrs. 

See  also  Account  Book  Mnfrs. 

Amos  J.  Aston  New  Town 
Benson  Wm.  ct.  11,  Hurst  st 
Best  Thos.  9,  St.  Mary'srow 
Brown  S.  132,  Bath  row 
Clarke  J.  41,  New  Church  st 
Cobley  J.  130,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Drakeford  J.  1 14,  Bnnsgve.st 
Furber  Jnth.  55,  Hockley  st 
Hall  S.  83i,  Gt.  Charles  st 
II  ulston  Sarah.  V  ork  passage 
Ilulston  S.  Latimer  st.  South 
J  ertVies  Thomas,  Regent  row 
King  J.  16. Georgest. Parade 
Mousley  Edw.  177,  Uuett  st 
Munslow  Jas.  12,  Bristol  st 
Munslow  J«din,33,  Suflolkst 
Salt  James  .1.  9,  Caroline  st 
Shaw  Edwin,  6, Gt.  Kussellst 
Underwoj)d  H.  29.},  Smlbk.st 
Und(Twood  .1.  165,  Bristol  st 
Watt  llobevt,  25,  Ann  street 

Polishers. 

Marked  1  arc  Firr  Iron  ;  2, 
(iun  ;  3,  (run  Loch  ;  4,  SnuJ- 
fer ;  5,  Spoon ;  6,  Sfeei  Toy ; 
7,  Toot i  H,  German  Silver; 
9,  Brass  ;  i^'  1 0,  Candlestick. 

2,  Ackton  Henry,  Cecil  st 
6  Basford  Wm.  Hart's  mill 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


371 


4,6,  Beaver  J.  Shelton's  mill 
Brooke  Edward,  Cecil  street 

7  Butcher  Jph.  Hart's  mill 
2  Cash  E.  ct.  '22,  Weaman  st 
2  Carter  Hy.  IJ),  Princip  st 

2  Carter  Jph.  Bullock's  mill 

3  Chambers  B.  Bullock'smill 
6  Clifturd  Jas.  iJ^,  Fazeley  st 

9  Cook  Fras.  Baggot  st.  mill 

10  Davis  W'm.. '33,  Fazeley  st 
6  Deeley  Richard,  Cecil  st 

9  Derry  Geo.  Baggot  st.  mill 

9  Field  J.  Bridge  st.  Broad  st 
5  Field  Wm.  Brueton's  walk 

5  Freeth  James,  Wallis'mill 

8  Gadby   George,   Shelton's 
mill,  Newhall  street 

4  Gillott  David,  7,  Dean's  pi 
1  Glover  J.  Bedington's  mill 

1  Gray  Tertius,  Bullock's  ml 
4  Gritfiths  Hy.  Wallis'  mill 

2  Hamilton,  Woodward,  and 
Co.  court  30,  Whittall  st 

6  Hands  J.Charlottest. ^Nlills 
6  Hattersley  G.  Cambdg.  st 
Hattersley  L.  Lichfield  st 
Hill  James,  ct.  11,  Hall  st 

4  Horton  G.  Brueton's  walk 
6  Howard  W.  Bullock's  mill 
IlUdge  John,  Lichfield  mill 
6  James  Thos. 33,  Fazeley  st 
Jefferies  J.  Charlotte  st.  mills 
2  Lamb  G.  ct. 81,  Weamu.st 

5  Lewis  Benj.  33,  Fazeley  st 

10  Lowe  S.  Baggot  st.  mill 
8  MorrisD.Charlottest.Mills 

6  MottramJas.  Dean's  mills 
8  Pimm  Wm.  Attwood's  mill 
6  Price  W.  New  Town  row 
6  Ralph  L  Bmeton's  walk 

1  Rhodes  Abel,  33,  Fazeley  st 
8  Scott  Rd.  Shelton's  mill 

2  Sheldon   Maria,   court    1, 
Weaman  street 

6  Shellev  Fdk.  33,  Fazelev  st 
6  Shelley  William,  Harts  ml 
2  Soden  G.  ct.  8,  Weaman  st 
6  SouthallJ.Charlottest.  mis 
Terry  Geo.  Baggott  st.  mill 
6  Tolley  J.  Slaney  street 
5  Tompson  Wm.  Cook's  mill 
Ward  Ann,  ct.  9,   Loveday 

st. ;  h.  Aston  New  Town 
8  Wheeler  H.  Bridge  street, 

Broad  street 

5  Williams rf. 55, Woodcockst 

6  WestonJ.F.88i,Hockleyst 
6  Willets  Samuel,  Aston  st 
5Williams(feMason,Wallis'm 
6  Willmott  J.  Attwood's  mill 
2  Woodward  J.  Farm  street 
1  Worroll  C.  Bedington's  ml 
Wright  G.  24,  Lancaster  st 


i  Wright  John,  Hart's  mill 
4  Vates  Fdk.  Lichfield  mill 

Portmanteau,  Carpet 

Bag,  Hat  Case,  and 

Trunk  Makers, 

See  Saddlers  also. 

Greaves  J  as.  135,  New  street 
Harrison  John,  2,  Ann  street 
Jones  Wm.  134,  New  street 
Middlemore   VV^m.   31,  Hol- 

loway  head 
Naylor  H.  M.  183,  Broad  st 

Islington 

Postage  &  Light  Parcel 
Case  Maker. 

Hughes  Samuel,  ct.  18,  Up. 
Hospital  street 

Portrait  Painters. 

See  Artists. 

Potatoe  Merchants. 

Adams  Wm.  5,  Gt.  Lister  st 
Ashforth  C.95,  Bromsgrove  st 
Heslington  W.  (Yorkshire,) 

106,  Bristol  street 
Hobday  Thomas,  16,  Bell  st 
Kimberley  J.  Market  hall 
Mills  J.  141,  Gt.  Francis  st 
Mills  W.  48,  Duddeston  row 
Rowe  E.  10,  Duddeston  row 
Staveley  J.  1 84,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
Thickbroom  Wm.  B.  Ball  st 
Welch  Wm.  122,  Snow  hil 

Poulterers  and  Dealers 
in  Game, 

Marked  *  are  fouUcrers  only. 

See  Fishmongers  aho. 

*Appleby  F.  16,  Harford  st 
Biddle  T.  86,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
*Burgess  H.  73,  Navigatn.  st 
Cox  James,  31,  Ann  street 
*Cox  William,  Hagley  road 
Eccleston  W.  115,  Dale  end 
*  Ellis  Geo.  12,  Lancaster  st. 
*Green  John,  224,  Bristol  st 
•Gregory  Jno.  21 9,  Bristol  st 
Heslmgton  W.  106,  Bristol  st 
•Jackson  S.  76,  Stafford  st. 
JelfW.67,Broadst.  Islington 
Jones  John,  Qo,  Digbeth 
Keirle  James,  6,  Bull  street 
•Maxwell  A  lid.  21,  Digbeth 
Mercer  Sml.  117,  Dale  end 
Potter  Stephen,  4,  Dale  end 
Power  Wm.  J.  oQ^  Bull  st 


Rotton  William  &  Son,  1 12, 

Dale  end 
Shores  Matthew,  Bell  street 
•Stiuelch  John,  Market  hall 
Taylor  J.  J.  13,  Steelhs.  In. 
Walton  Luke,  37,  Bull  st 
^^'hittingham  H.27,Daleend 
Wild  E.  5,  Monmouth  street 

Powder  Flask  Shot  Belt, 
and  Pouch  Manufrs. 

Mrkd.*  make  Dram  Bottles^ ^c. 

Barlow  J.<fe  Co.  Staniforth  st 
Britton  James,  1,  Brook  st 
•Edwards  T.  ct.  169,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Collins  T.  55,  Up.  Tower  st. 
Hemming  Samuel,  46,  New 

Summer  street 
Johnson  <fe  Mould,  ct.   15^, 

Steelhouse  lone 
Middlemore   Wm.  31,  Hol- 

loway  head 
Organ  D.  5,  Hampton  street 
Organ  T.  165,  Livery  street 
Price  Hy.  E.  41,  Loveday  st 
Roe  George,  49,  Caroline  st 
•Small  woodJ.  38,  Weaman  st 
•Smallwood  J.93,Stanifth.  st 
*SmallwoodT.22,Stanifth.  st 
Waddams  Alfred,  1,  Brook  st 
Winchurst  W.  135,  Lionel  st 

Precious  Stone  Dealers, 

See  also  Jeivellers. 

Cox  Thomas,  74,  Caroline  st 
Davis  William,  34,  New  st. 
Dudley  W.  14,  St.  Pauls  sq. 
Keller  Loiiis  tfe  Co.  62.  St. 

Paul's  square 
Loveridge  C .  1 1 2,  Gt.  Chas.  st 
PriceJ.juu.86,Gt.Hamptn.st 
Samuels  J.& J .31, Newhall  st 
Stoessiger  &Co.7»Glt.  Chs.  st 

Print  Sellers. 

See  also  Booksellers. 

Everitt  E.  66,  New  street 
LapworthW.ll.l,,Monmlh.  st 
Norton  Eliz.  118,  New  st. 

Printers  (tetter  Press.) 

Marked  *  are  Copper  Plate 
Printers  also. 

Allen  Joseph,  11,  Cannon  st 
•Allen  J.tV:Son,3,Colmorerw 
BanghamW.43,Constitn.hill 
•Bearsley  G.  jun.  York  pas. 
•Belcher  J.  (kSon,  5,  Highst 
Bell  James,  8,  New  street 


372 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Bennett  G.  B.  86,  Aston  st. 
]3euson  J.  26,  Colmore  row 
•Billing  yi.  (steam  printing 

olKce,.)  7>^,  Ncwliall  street 
Bolton  JoLn,  'A.,  Brittle  st 
liriorley  .1.  L.  104.  Dale  end 
IJruwu  T.  o^,  I  p.  (iough  st. 
Brown  W .  ii7,(j  1. 1 1  anipton  st 
CoUedge  thas.  11!),  Snow  hi 
Coley,  Rogers,  iV:  Gough,  ii, 

Exeter  row 
Corns  George,  71',  Higli  st 
(  hallener  J  .1) .  1  !)4',  Ash  ted  rw 
Davies  B.  40.  Temple  row 
Deakin  A.  42,  Edmund  st. 
*DeakinD.lM2 1,  Temple  nv 
Devonshire  II.  ^JJ,  Dale  end 
Dcwson  J.&Son,107,New  st 
Edwards  Edward  Koht.  Ibi), 

Broad  street,  Islington 
Feeney  John  F.  38,  New  st 
•Giles  Bnj.  204,  Ileneage  st 
♦Gough  d-  Sumner, York  pas- 
sage. High  street 
•Greaves  J.  C.  1,  Prospect  rw 
GroveJ;Tay'syd.(Jt.l'has.  st 
Hall  Benjamin.  71,  High  st 
Harris  W .'  1 97,  H igh  st.Drtnd 
Hodgetts  W.  22.  Cannon  st 
Holland  Joseph,  51,  Ann  st. 
HollyoakeH.2y,Smallbrk.st 
Haswell  J.  I'.  52,  New  st. 
Hudson  Benjamin,  IS.  BuUst 
•Hunt  13.  &  Sons,  75, 11  igh  st 
Inwood  Robert,  6,  Lease  In. 
Joesbui-y  Wm.(I2aglc  Press.) 

Aston  street 
•Kecne  Jph.  50,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Massey  E.  14.^  Temple  row 
Moore  John,  74,  High  stieet 
OsborneE.C.29,  Bennett's  hi 
•Osborne  Jph.  i).  1-dmund  st 
Pearce  Samuel  B.  ID,  Ann  st 
Peart  R.  iV  Son,  'M,  Bull  .st 
Pratt  William,  b2,  Digbcth 
Price  V.  3.'{,  (  hurch  street 
•Price  Joseph,  ,';s.  Cherry  st 
•Price  T.  tV  Co.  14,  Ann  st 
•Radcly(Te'l\^Son.lOS,Ne\\s 
Ragg  1  honms,  *.)0,  Ili^h  st 
Uu.sscll  S.24,  Old  iMeeting  st 
•Seymour  (has.  (J4.  Bull  st 
Showell  J.\V.26,  'l«inplrst 
•Simmons  (i.4l,  Newliall>t 
•Smith  '1  homas,  7."{A.  Hitth  st 
Sn»ith  W  ni.  W.  110,"  New  st 
•Solonuin(J.<)l,(  (Uistitntn.hl 
•Stone  W.  !(►,  Lt.  Cannon  st 
Taylor  I'dwin,  (»7,  Sleelhs.  hi 
•'liltbitts  J  .(c.  J),  only.)  (  iii(.- 

liue  street 
T(unkinson    Richard    C.    12. 

Edgljuitou  .street 


•Tonks  John,  61,  Hill  street 

Turner  Frederick,  3,  Snow  hi 

I  'Turner  J  as.  SO,  Suffolk  st 

I  Turner  Jno.  31,  Temple  rw 

i  Vale  Thomas,  113,  IVloor  st 

'  •WadsuovthJ.25,Coleshills 

•  W  akeman  J  .2v),(  i  t  .Charles  s 

Watson  Chas.  23,  Temple  st 

•Watson  (jeo.  ct.  30,  New  st 

Watt  Robert,  25,  Ann  street 

Watton  A\'illiiim,  VO,  Hill  st 

■  Watts  Thoma.s,  14,  Snow  hi 

White  dc  Pike,  14,  Bull  st 

'WilkinsonC.282,Bradfordst 

•Wilkinson  V.'m.  29,  Bull  .st 

Wilson  J.  <k  Co.  28^,  Ann  st 

W  indsor  J.94,NewJohn.st.W 

;  Wiuuall  Henry,  78,  High  st 

\\'right  ^^'m.  93,  Lichfield  st 

;  \\'righton.  \\'hittle,  and  Co. 

j      72^,  Newhall  street 

Printers'  Ink  RIakers. 

See  Ink  Makers. 

Printers'  Joiners. 

Bradberry  J.  70,  Cheapside 
H  ill  William  d:  Co.  (and  bro- 
kers,) 54,  Bradford  street 
Robinson  Samuel,  12,  Smn- 
mer  st.  Navigation  st 

Printers'  Eule  Cutters. 

Hill  W.<fe  Co.  54,  Bradford  st 
Lucas W.35|,  Constitution  hi 

Printing  Press  Manufrs. 

Cowper  E.(steam,)Harbrn.rd 
Hill  W.  ct  Co.  54,  Bradford  st 

Professors,  (Languages.) 

Those  MurkeJ  1,  arc  French 
Icavhtrs  ;  2,  (Jerman  ;  and 
IJ,  It  alum. 

1  Hiet  Mon.  Alexander,  M.A. 
8,  Colniore  mw 

1  Duchemin  Miss  A.  [lij., 
Paul's  s(puire 

1.2  lleerleiu  G. 21, Paradise  s 

!,.'{  Ilobacg  C  laudine,  125, 
liroad  street,  Islington 

I.  ,!  Martin  I  .\'.  12,St.  Mar- 
tin's place 

I  -Notielie  L.  1,  Coluorerow 

1,  3  O' Flanagan  .1.  !.,  lli, 
Newhall  street 

I.  .i  lautam  W .  245,  New 
.loliM  street,  West 

\  aiit  r  — ,  .'14,  Broad  street, 
j       Islington 


. 


Professors,  Music,  Dan- 
cing, and  Drawing.) 

Marked  1  arc  Music.  2  Dancing, 
and  3  Drawing  Masters. 

See  also  Professors  of 

LAXG'JAGES,AcADfcMI£S,AND 

Artists. 

Aston  Mary,  (.singing,)  120, 

Bloomsbury  place 
1  Barton  J.  Ar  1.  (and  sing- 
ing.) 118,  Broad  st.  Islntn 
Barwell  A.  <fc  M.  A.  (piano.) 

6i>,  New  Town  row 
1  Belcher  W.T.56.Dudlevst 
lBladonT.N.142,Nelsn.st'.W 
1  Brown  Jno.  117.  Livery  .st 
1  Bull  Wm.  Rd.  77,  Piirade 

1  Chapman  Jno.  127,  Broad 
street,  Islington 

Chattaway  J.  Hamstead  rd 

2  Cresshull  T.  105,  New  st 
lDucheminC.J.35St.Paurss 
1  Edger  Ann  J .  23,  Frederick 

street,  Newhall  street 
Eckstein    Frances,    (singing 

and  piano-forte,)  Soho  hill 
1  Elliottlieo.Wm.  23,  Annst 
1  Evens  John.  17.  Ea.sy  row 

1  Flavell  C.E.25,Benuelt'shl 
Flavell  S.  (singing.)  25,  Ben- 
nett's hill 

2  Gilmer \V.  5,  Temple  rw.W 
Harrod  Thomas,(piano-forte 

and  organ,)    1,    Hunter's 
vale,  Hunters  lane 
I  Haywood  G.  ^2,  Albion  st 
Hinemeieef  \'cn-,  ^^'arwick 

j)l.  Francis  st.  Hagley  rd 
1  lloult  Rol)ert,  Hunter's  In 
1  LeipoldJohann,Tenburypl 
1  Lyon  Jno.  D.  106.  Bathrw 

3  Mills  R.  11,  Lt.Cannonst 
1  Moreton  J.  1,  Nw.Church  s 

1  Mundeii  Tlu»s.  C  rescent 

2  ParkerT. Laurel  pi. llagly.r 
Ralph  11.  (piano.)  \'illa  st 

2  Ridgway  J.  11.  107,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
2l{ol)binsK.r.90.Behnontrw 
2RobbinsW.R.90,Belmnt.rw 
1  v^hargool  Ily.  8,  I'nion  st 
Sharman  Ann,  (harp  iV:  sing- 
ing.) 84,  New  street 
1  Shaniiun  W.  H.84,  Newst 
Stanier  Thos.  N>w  Uridgest 
1  Stevens  Charles  .lj)h.   163, 

Great  t  harles  street 
Sutton  T.  116,  .\shted  row 

1  Synycr  H.  27,  Lroad  street. 

Islington 

2  lencate  I'Jleu,  27,  Broad 
street,  Islington 


RIRMINGH.A.M    TM.ADK    LIST. 


373 


1  Verdi  Carlo,37,  Sherlock  St 
Walker  T.  6s  A.   14U,  CJrcat 

Charles  street 
1  Wehh  K.   1.    Lee  Crescent 
1  Webh(ieo.-2.],  Liuli^ate  hill 
^^'right  Atlaiiu -7,  Newlil.st 
1  Young  S.Gt),  Temple  place 

Provision  Dealers. 

See  C/ieese,  Bacon,  ^S'c-  Fac- 
tors and  Shopkeepers. 

Pump  IVIakers  and  Weil 
Sinkers. 

Cade  C.  10,  Manchester  st 
Caswell  T.  'JJ8,  liradlord  st 
Chinn  J.  R.  oli.  Neuhall  st 
Clulee  John,  Itil),  Temiantst 
Cutler  T.  ct.  15,  Gt.  iJaiT  st 
DaUesJas.  95.  Coventry  st 
Degge  Simon,  11),  Granville  st 
Goodman  William,  ^Vaterloo 

place,  Bloumsbury 
Higgins  J.  -24,  Lr.  Lavvley  st 
Mills  W,  8,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Pritchard  lid.  59,  Sutfoik  st 
Silk  Samuel,  Coventry  street 
Smith  Henry,  Darwin  street 
Smith  T.  Aston  New  1  own 
Stanford  James,  Norton  st 
Stones  J.  4,  Cottage  Sumr.ln 
TiTunan  Jph.  Lr.  Tower  st 
Wilson  Wm.  14,  Chapel  st 
Winyates  Saml.  53,  Sheep  st 

Hag  &  Bone  LIchnts. 

See  also  Marine  Store  Dealers. 

AdamsT.<fcCo.7,  Camhrdg.st 
Bickley  T.  70,  Smallbrook  st 
Brannan  James,  Park  lane, 

Park  street.  Bull  ring 
Harrison  Thomas,  Old  Cross 
Hudson  T.  P.  5Q,  Dartmth.  st 
Proctor  &   Ryland,   (bone,) 

16,  Lister  street 

Eailivay  Break  &  Con- 
necting Iron  r^Iauufrs. 

Thornton  &  Sons,  179,  Brad- 
ford street 

RailwayCoach  Bldrs. 

Adams  &  Allcock,  Midland 

Works,  NearWinson green 
Brown,   ^larshall,  and   Co. 

New  Canal  street 
Marshall  L<feSon,  (waggon.) 

Bangor  \\'harf,    84,   Bur- 

desley  street 


Waddell  and  Williams,  2G, 

Pershore  street 
Wright  Jph.  Saltley  Works 

Eail-vvay  Contractors. 

Branson  iV:(i  wyther,Belmt.  r 
Hill  Jas.ct  Ths.  Smethwick 
Kirby  H.46,  Parkst.  Bullrg 
Pauling  (leo.  C.  Spencer  st. 
Tarver  A\'m.  Springtield  st. 

Railway  Handle  Mnfrs. 
and  Platers. 

Gould  Tlios.  6,  Livery  Bt. 
SmithT.ct.4,Banholomew  st 
Welch  Thos.82,  Gt. Brook  st 

Hallway  Spike  RIakers. 

Warden  J  .t\:Sons,6  Edgbstn.s 
WardenJph.jun.Jamaica  iw 

Kail  way  Whistle  lZIix* 

Parker  C.  (and  inventor)  42, 
Cherry  street 

Heilners- 

Barker  Stephen,  Mill  street 
Botts&Sons,G4, Charlotte  st. 
Brooke  W.dr  Co.354,Cheapsd 
Cooper  C.  120,  Gt.  Charles  s 
Cox  F.  26,  Gt.  Hampton  st. 
Evans<feAskin,George  st.Prd 
Foster  Jas.  P.  Holt  street 
IIulseJph,ct.3y,Highst.Der. 
Lewis  Edwin,  Pritchet  st. 
Meny  My. Sherborne  st.  whf 
Myers  Main-ice,  34,  Legge  s 
Parker  E.  17,Bartholoniew  r 
PearsallW. 60,Northwood  st 
Phillips  J  no.  dr  H.Phillips  st. 

Aston  brook 
WebbVr.ct.27,NewSumr.  st. 
Westwood(fcSon,96,G  .Chas.s 
W  estwoodW<feSon,37.J,Smr.l 
^V  histon  W .  ct.4,  G .  H  amptn.  s 

Eegister   Cl^ccs. 

Bkch  Eliz.  109,  Coleshill  st. 
BridgevvaterE.112,ColeshL  s 
Cairns  Ann,  3^,  Colmore  rw 
Daniels  Eliz.  l4l,  Tennant  s 
HawkinsJ .82, Constitution  h 
Holland  Susan,  114.  Snow  h 
Jennens  H.  (late  Harrison,) 

11,  Ann  street 
Lowe  Ann,  9,  Cannon  st. 
Mason  M.  24,  Islington  row 
Ma.son  Sarah,  24,  Cannon  s 
Ivobinson  S.  3J,  Coleshill  st. 
Iiow  E.  lo7,  Broad  st.lsling. 
'"jheaf  Chas.  72,  New  street 


Tomkis  Jas.  5,  Islington  rw 
^Vood  Susan,  246,  Aston  rd. 

i^iddle  &  Sieve  Makers. 
•,•  See  Wire  Workers. 

Kivet  Makers. 

Appleby,  Strong,  cfe  Make- 
peace, '.iS,  Lombard  street 
Burton  W.  ct.  20,  Park  lane, 

Park  street,  Bull  ring 
Carpenter  Thomas  H.  tfc  Co. 

Berkley  street 
Clarke  W\  ct.  100, Reastreet 
Fellows  John,  Heathmill  In 
McLeod  John,  22,  Mill  st. 

Ciunberlaud  street 
Ryland  1'.  H.  tt  Co.  Oozells  st 
Sawyer  G.  16,  Henrietta  st 
Shaw<feHeeley,54,  Pershore  s 
ShawH.  18,Parkst.  Bullring 
Shaw  W.  lO,Park st.Bullring 
Stanley  A.  3,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Stokes  Abel,  262,  Bradford  st 
Taylor  T.  45,  Northwood  st 
Warden  J.  junr.Jamaicarow 
WardenJ.d:  Sons,  Edgbstn.st 
Wood  &  Allcock,  Smethwick 

Hozkian  Cement  &  Plas- 
ter of  Paris  Makers. 

AingworthHy.41,  Snow  hiil 
Baker  &  Co.  78,  Digbeth 
Deeley  tfe  Irwin, 4, Up.  Priory 
Parrish  Henry,  80,  Holt  st 
Rollason  Benjamin  &   Son, 
21,  Upper  Priory 

Rope  Sc  Twine  Mkrs. 

Allen  J.  &  J.  99,  Bradford  st 
AllenSaml.  77-  Up. Tower  st 
BanghamW.43,  Constitn.  hi 
Brittain  John,  42,  Horse  fair 
Brittain  W.  84,  Lichfield  st 
Clay  Wm.  ct.  8,  Inge  street 
Garside  S.  4,  Jamaica  row 
(J  oodrick  G  .36. Smallbrook  st 
Harrison  J ])h.  Ed wai'd street. 

Palmer  street 
HillW.217,Highst.  Deritend 
Jacques  J.  10,  Chapel  hs.  st 
Jones  George,  Penn  slreet 
Kabone  J.  61,  St.  Pauls  sq 
llobb  Vr.  \55,  (it.  Francis  st 
Rose  W.  29,  Congreve  street, 

and  Sand  pits  Ropery 
Slater  J  (dm,  179,  Livery  st. 

and  Monimientlane 
Tomlinson    Henry,    (dealer 

only.)  83,  Gt.  Charles  st. 
Whittle  W  .iCo.202.  Cheapsd 


374 


lU  H.MING  HAiM    TRADE    LIST. 


Withers  E.  93,Smalll)rook.st 
Wri^'ht  J.  T.  <fe  E.  20,  Dart- 
mouth street 

RulelVIlis.''3ox  &  Ivory.) 

AllentfeRowe,ct.  St.  Mary's r 
Aston  Sampson,  Masslis,  In 
Aston  Thomas,  25.],  Willis  st 
Aston  Thos.  17,  Jcnnen's  rw 
Baker  Henry,  ct.  61,  Cecilst 
Harrington  P.ct.l76,  Unett  .st 
Bedington  J.  10,  RnsscU  st 
Bedington  Jolin,40.  Digbeth 
Betts  I^dvvin,  3,  Marshall  st 
Betts  .T.46,St.James'splace 
Betts  Thos.  1 2.1.  (it.  Brook  .st 
Bolton  T.  (fell.  62,  Lovedayst 
BradbnmG.tfcT.18,Alcesters 
Brown  W.  H.  1 1,  Caroline  st 
Butler  B.  ct.  New  Summer  st 
Corbett  Thomas,  Edmund  .st 
Cox  Francis  B.oO,  Camden  st 
Davis  George,  2,  Key  hill 
Gabriel  William,  7H,  Barrst 
Griffiths  T.  33,  Kenion  street 
Haycock   E.   S.   <fe   Co.   40, 

Woodcock  street 
Har])er  Nathan,  Brighton  pi 
Harrison  W.  394,  Summer  In 
Hemming  E.  49,A'auxhallrd 
Higgison  J.  ct.  227,  Bri.stol  st 
Hitchen  Thos.  37,  Horse  fair 
Inman  Chas.  11,  Newton  st 
LudlowW  .2,  Bartholomew  st 
Ltmt  Joseph,  20,  Camden  st 
Mallin  Abraham,  o, Chapel  st 
Mallin  W.  50,  New  Townrw 
Man  T.  H.  24,  Loveday  st 
Nisbett  Jph.  20y,  Lawley  st 
Onions  Benj.  ct.  29,  Livery  st 
Probin  Wm.  Brighton  j)lace 
Rabone  T.  172,  llocklry  liill 
Russell  E.cV:Co.29,Whitt*aIl  st 
Smith  S.  A.  368,  Coventry  rd 
Trow  Isaac,  ct.  8,  Loveday  st 
Wilson  William,  9,  Mott  st 

Saddle  Tree  Makers. 

Bi'tts  Wm.  ct.  6,  U  iinlniill  st 
Urown  «fc  Son,  7,  Moat  row 
Cooling  ('.72,  Lr.  Ilurst  st 
T)rw  .1.  ct.  11.  Edgl)uston  st 
(ircgory  Ily.  1,  Bristol  j. lace 
I'ortcr  Benj.  Sherlock  street 
Whait  Thomas,  82,  Hurst  .st 

Eaddlcrs  and  Harness 
Makers. 

Marled  *  make  I'ortmnntiins 

also. 
Akcrs  Honj.  61,  Colcshill  st 
•Ashford  W.  and  (J.    (whol.) 
25,  Mussli(»use  lane 


Barnes  Joseph, ct.  7,  Ingest  i 
Barltum  R.  150,  Moseley  st 
Bembridge  and  Haynes,  21, 

Congreve  street 
Bright,  Martin  and  Birtles, 

39,  New  street 
Broadway  John,  121,   High 

.street,  Bordesley  1 

Bryant  Jph.  79,  Albion  st 
Caner  G.  76,  Constitution  hi  ; 
Chester C. Bridge  tr.Deritend 
Clements  John,  3,   Aston  st 
Edmondson  David,  Q6,  High 

street,  Bordesley  I 

Edmondson    Thomas,    206,  : 

High  street,  Deritend 
English  R.  40,  Worcester  st 
Ethell  My.  79,  Worcester  st 
Ethell  Wm.  Hy.  3,  Bull  st 
Evans  John,  91,  Warwick  st 
Green  John,  210,  Bristol  st    i 
Hall  William,  206,  Livery  st  ' 
Hall  W.jun.  51,  Belmont  rw 
HardingT.  B.Ilandsworth  vl 
•Harrison  John,  2,  Ann  st 
Hick  in  C.  180,  Dartmouth  .st 
Johnson  Wm.  H.  99,  Hill  st 
Kibble  J.  13,  Duddeston  rw 
Lucas  Thomas,  12,  Moat  In 
Maiden  James,  81 ,  Suffolk  st 
Markall  Jas.  20,  Suffolk  st 
Martin  R.  85,Constitutionhl 
Mathews  Thos.  7,  Aston  .st 
Mealing  W.15,Constitutn  hi 
Middlemore     William,     31, 

Hollo  way  head 
Moimtford  W.  36,  Bristol  st 
Nickisson    Charles,    (whol.) 

146,  Moor  street 
Organ  Denni.s,  5, Hampton  s 
Partridge  S.  1,  Broad  .street, 

Islinjilon 
Penn  W  ni.  3,  St.  Martin's  In 
Price  John,  27,  Masshouse  In 
R(.omW.iVF.(whol.)S.Parade 
Rowlands  J.   154,   Broad  st. 

Islintfton 
Satilt  T.  IS.l,  Lady  Well  wk 
Seal  John,  228,  Bristol  st 
Seal  Thomas,  50,  Moor  st 
Short  William,  58,  Ast(m  .st 
SnclsdH  T.  9, New  Meeting  st 
Spiccr  lit.  7.  St.  Martin's   In 
Stockton  C.  16,  rp.(iough  st 
Taylor  J(tlm,  5,  Balsall  st 
Thomas  lit.  1,  Ip.   Dean  st 
Toc.key  Rd.  14,  Hockley  hill 
Watts    (  harh's,     S(),     (ireat 
Chas. st.iV-21, lit. llniptn.  st 
Weeks  T.  140,  Icknirld  st.  E 
Wills  Alex.   33,   Templerow 
Wiltnii  J.  76,  Broad  st.  Islng 
Wood  Williani,  75,  New  st 


Saddlers'  Ironmongers. 

AshfordW.<fcG.25,  Masshs.ln 
Bembridge  and  Haynes,  21, 

Congreve  street 
Bright,  Martin,  and  Birtles, 

39.  New  street 
Cheston  Chas.  1,  Bridge  ter 
DugardBrothers,22  U. Priory 
Dimn  E.  (manfr.)  5,  Park  st 

Bull  ring 
Gibson  T.  (coach)  8,  Wea- 

man  street 
Horton  &  Grundy,  43,  Brad- 
ford street 
Hudson  S.  40,  Banbury  st 
Insole  James,  76,  Hurst  st. 
Lowe  J.cV:  H.34,Fordrough  st 
Lowe  Wm.  (mfr.  of  tinned,) 

12,  Castle  street 
Morris  Edward,  27,  Fleet  .st 
Room  Wm.  (fc  F.  8,  Parade 
Rowlinson  Wm.  (coach,)  65^ 

Weaman  street 

Salt  Dealers. 

Cox  William,  37,  Broad  st. 
Jones  George.  Penn  street 
White  R.  B.  Holt  st.  Wharf 

Sand,  Glass,  and  Eznery 
Paper  Makers. 

Baker  Siviter,  113,  Ilea  st 
Dugmore  Wm.  &  Geo.  Bread 

street.  Hill  street 
Hayes  John,  ct.  6.  Inge  st 
Hugh  Richard,  ct.  5,  Bow  .«t 
Lander  C.  100,  Steelhouse  In 
Lander  T.  8,  Gt.  Hampton  rw 

Saw  Manufacturers, 

Atkiu  <fe  Sons,  96,  Barford  st 
Betts  W.  tfe  Co.  58,  Lxidgt.  hi 
Darby  Hy.  17,  Freeman  st 
Staniforthtfe  Food,  16,Wood- 
cock  street 

Saw  Mills. 

Avins  Charles  and  Sons,  36, 

Worcester  wharf 
Avins    Henry,     Baskenille 

Saw  Mills,  liroad  street 
CoxR.  W  .tfe  Co.l  )eritend  brdg 
Dean  Richd.  15,  Pershore  st 
(ireen  Ann  and  Son,  24  and 

25,  Princip  street 
Hinks  Joseph,  Newhall  hill 
Hudson  J.  and  Son,  Bridge 

street.  Broad  street 
Jtdiuson  II. Charh)ttest. Mills 
LtnvellemV:  Tuckley.Baggt.s 
Mills  T.  Bridge  .st.'Broud  st 


r.lRMlNGHAM    TRADK    LIST. 


'37 ') 


Padbury  R.  18, Wharf  street, 

Lawley  street 
Painter  John,  75,  Cecil  st 
Phillips  John,  Bridijje  st.  W. 
Standley  Isaac,  Stanitbrtli  st 
Wallis  Wm.  Dartmouth  st 

Scabbard  Manufctrs. 

Bntler  J.  dc  Son,  141,  Broad 

street,  Islington 
Jackson  (ieo.  New  England 
Palmer  Tlohn,  91,  Aston  st 
Taylor  J.  High  st.  Bordesley 

Scale  Beam  &  Weighing 
IVIachine  IVEanufactrs. 

Marked  *  mahe  Steeli/ards  also. 

*Avery  W.<feT.  11,  Digheth 
Beddows  J.  128,  Gt.  Brook  st 
*Belliston  James,  40,  Livery 
street,  and  ct.  96.,  Snovvhill 
Bradley  Joseph,  111,    Bar- 
tholomews buildings 
Chambers,   Day,   and   Mill- 
ward,  118.  Suffolk  street 
•Collins  E.  31,  New  Town  rw 
•Day  vfc  :M  illward,  1 1 8,Suflk.s 
Dedicoat  S.  23,  Loveday  st 
•Garland  Jas.  38,  Lionel  st 
Grove  W.  jun.  9,Vauxhall  st 
HemmingR.8  J,High  s.Drtnd 
Hickman  W.  284,  Bradford  s 
Jones  Thomas  and  Sons,  31 

and  32,  Bradford  street 
Keesey  G.  W.  26,  Allison  st 
LeesWm.  32  J,  Constitutn.  hi 
Parsons  Edward,  Bissell  st 
Payne  B.  ct.  29,  Newton  st 
Payne  Geo.  ct.  10,  Digbeth 
•Pilkinton  Geo.  48,  Bull  st 
•Randalls.  10,St.Martin's  In 
Reynolds  S.  jun.  ct.  18,Hill  st 
Rogers  Peter,  45,  Digbeth 
RoweGrace,(steelyard  only,) 

ct.  15^,  Bordesley  street 
Sheldon  Frederick,  o,  Ellis  st 
Smith  John,  39,  Caroline  st 
Warwick  Wm.  56^,  Snowhl 
•WhitfieldT.D.l5,Churchst 

Screw  Manufactrs. 

Abel  and   Fisher,  (flat,)  21, 

Freeman  street 
Bailey  Alexndr.  29,  Bow  st 
Beardmore  Rupert,  82,  Hills 
CarpenterT.H.&Co.Berkly.s 
Cookley  Wood  Screw  Com- 
pany, Flonduras  wharf ;  J. 
Piper,  managing  partner 
Cooksey    H.   R.    148,   High 

street,  Bordesley 
Edwards  James,  Ivy  lane 


FarmerW.  Bridge  st.Broad  st 
Harper  <fe  Brookes,  court  6, 

Bradford  street 
Hawkins  J  no.  22.  Princip  st 
IIenncVrBradley,231,Chpside 
Hobbis  John,  47,    Brewery 

street,  Heneage  street 
James  &  Sons,  37, Bradford  st 
Jenkins  L.  C.208,  Ashtedrw 
Jevons  Bnj.  ct.  6,  Princip  st 
Lawson   and   Holden,    147, 

Great  Charles  street 
Lowe  Thos,  9,  Bordesley  st 
Makepeace  and  Strong,  38., 

Lombard  street 
Morris  W.  28,  Cumberland  st 
Nettlefold  J  .S.  Baskerville  pi 
Nevill  Ed wd.  48, Warwick  st 
Pynor  J  ph.  ct.  4,  Barford  st 
Rottou  J.  (brass  founders',) 

court  2,  Bordesley  street 
Ryland  T.  H.cfe  Co,  Oozells  s 
Rotton  Thos.  (brass  found- 
ers',) court  1,  Meriden  st 
Sawyer  G.  16,  Henrietta  st 
Shaw  C.  3  &  6,  Branston  st 
Slade  Thomas,  51,  Bow  st 
Smith  WiUiam.  ct.  2,  Ellis  st 
Stokes  Abel,  262,  Bradford  st 
StrongWm.  Lichfield  st.  Mill 
Taylor  T.  40,  Northwood  st 
Tennant  J.  ct.  23,Bradford  st 
Thorntoncfe  Sons,179,Brdfd.s 
Turner  J.  ct.  8,William  st.  N 
Turton  Benjmn.  89,  Hill  st 
Walters  J.  99,  Railway  ter 
Warden  J.  jun.  Jamaica  row 

Screw  Jack  IVIanuftrs. 

Abel  &  Fisher,2 1 ,  Freeman  st 
Thornton  &Sons,  179,  Brad- 
ford street 
WooUey  Richd.  Bradford  st. 

Screw  &Nail  Platers. 

Aston  E.  1 1 8§,  New  Canal  st 
Litchfield  J.  2,  Rowland  st 
Poller  C.  Belmont  row 
Smith  T.ct.4,Bartholomevv  st 
Walton  W.30,  Novascotia  st 

Screw  Plate  IVIanuftrs. 

See  Die,  Stock,  S(  Screiv  Plate 
Manufacturers. 

Sculptors. 

Cooke  William,  Newhallhill 
Ilollins  P.  17, Gt.  Hampton  st 
Moysen  Wm.  Granville  st 

Sealing  TVax  Manufrs. 

Powell  William,  3,  Princip  st 
Salmon  CM. 24,Edgbastn.st 


Seed  Merchants. 

Burbidge  II.  291 ,  Bradford  st 
Buibidge  Thos.  16,  High  st 
BurbidgeW.136,Bromsgrv.  st 
C alder  E.  cfe  Co.  149,  Lan- 
caster st.  &  2,  Easy  row 
Freer  E.  <fe  Son,  28,  Digbeth 
Gough  George,  3Q,  Digbeth 
Harris  W.  &  Son,  57, Snow  hi 
Nock  Henry,  44,  Dale  end 
Savage  Thomas,  12,  High  st 
Snow  Edward,  o'o,  High  st 

Shavrl,  Cloak,  &  Mantle 
Warehouses . 

Crump  James,  64,  Bull  st. 
Page  Joseph,  81,  Bull  st. 

SherifTs  Officers. 

Badham  F.  O.  (Warwick  and 
Stafford,)  3.},  Bennett's  hi 

Hancox  Thomas,(Warwick,) 
30,  Temple  street 

Shoe  Heel  &  Tip  IVIkrs. 

Deeley  A.  S.  Brasshouse  pas 
Gold  John,  40,  Lionel  street 

£hoe  Lift  Makers. 

See  Tinned  Iron  Spoon,  t5rc. 
Makers. 

Shopkeepers. 

Adams  E.  sen.  22,  North  wd.  st 
Adams  James,  Soho  hill 
Adams  T.  2,  Ludgate  hill 
xVdams  William,  Skinner  st 
Adderley  J.  13,  Bordesley  st 
Allday  J.  5Q,  St.  George's  st 
Allen  Alfred,  Aston  brook 
Allen  Anthy.  47,  Allison  st 
Allen  E.  34,  Loveday  street 
Allen  Frederick.  Lozells 
Allsop  Henry,  43,  Thorp  st 
Ansell  T.  126,  Heathmill  In 
Ansley  George,  25,  Doe  st 
Ansley  J.  34,  Trent  street 
Appleby  D.  14,  Ludgate  hill 
Appleby  F.  16,  Harford  st 
Ashbee  E.  70,  Bell  Barn  rd 
Arkinstall  A.  Spencer  street 
Ashford  D.IO,  Moseley  street 
Ashton  W.  94,  Lancaster  st 
Ashwin  C.  Edward  st.  Pard. 
Aston  S.  58,  Kenion  street 
Atkins  E.  95,  Wells  street 
Atkins  S.  74,  Northwood  st 
Atkins  Thos.  92,  Hockley  st 
Atkinson  Wm.  37,  Hall  st 
Austin  W.  27,  Fazeley  street 
Axon  G.  40,  Up.  Hospital  st 


376 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Bagley  Jamc?;,  Sand  pits 
}Ja;^nHll  \Vi!i.  4,  Charlotte  st 
Bailey  D.  39,  St.  George's  st 
Tiailey  Elizabeth.  Soho  road 
Baker  J.  M..j43,  Slimmer  In 
Baker  Tlios.  Bnckiiij^ham  pi 

Buckingham  street 
Baker  T.  16,  Allison  street 
Baker  Thomas,  8,  Brook  st 
Baldwin  J.  Addcrley  street 
Banks  J.  .j1,  Lancaster  st 
Barlow  J.  Trederick  street 
Barnett  C.  150,  Camden  st 
Barnett  Rd.  42,  Dudley  street 
Barratt  James,  70,  Oxford  st 
Bartlam  C.  Aston  NewTown 
Barton  S.  2(57,  Bell  Barn  rd 
Barton  T.  20,  Fleet  street 
Bassett  E.  95,  Albion  street 
Baswell  Susannah,  (iough  st 
IJaylis  C.  .'Jl,  Wharf  street 
l^ayliss  T.  l.;6.  Livery  street 
Beard  William,  1,  Sun  street 
B(^ck  J(diii,  jS,  Sheep  street 
.Beck  William.  28.  Cregoe  st 
Beech  J  as.  4,  Sun  st.  West 
BeedlesonW.lJ.Washngtn.s 
JJenton  .Tcdin,  40,  Aston  st 
Beresford  Jph.30,  I  lowest 
Bevan  Amelia,  46,  Ellis  st 
Bevon  Mittth.  20,  Latimerst 
P)ill  .l(din,  (i2,   Ilolloway  hd 
Birch  J.'.li),  New  Town  row 
Bishop  C.  \'.U),  Darwin  street 
Bishop  F.  i"i(3,  LJarthohmiw.  st 
Biven  Thomas,  41,  Vale  st 
lilackford  W.  18.  I^ancstr.  st 
Hlackham  J.  lO.'J,  Barrst.W 
Bladen  F.  Edward  st.  I'arade 
JUuck  Benj.  7U   Pershore  st 
niniit  IF.  ().>,  Woodc(»ck  st 
Hlvth  'J\  18,  New  Town  row 
Boden  Wm.  124,  Frice  street 
HolTey  C.  ;'i2,   Fordrough  st 
Bolt  .Mary,  70,  Allison  street 
H<dt  nt'nry,8."j.Slaney  street 
IJond  .lidm,  Hoiid  street 
Fiuuth  Edw.  F.  173,  liiettst 
Bott  J.  188,  Now  John  st.W 
Bouj^hton  Thomas,  .\ston  rd 
Bourne  William,   2."{,   Bread 

street,  '  hurcli  street 
Bo  wen  J.  41,  Duddeston  rw 
Bowes  (J.  21  1,  Bristol  street 
Box  (ieorge,  1  I,  Bloomsbnry 
Boyle  A.  ;{8.  Nelson  st.West 
Bra<lbury  !{ichard,(iarbettst 
BradshawW  .  lliijhst.  Drtiid. 
Braj^ton  Fi.(i."»,  Howard  place 
itraiinon  J.  24,  Allison  street 
Bray  F'dw.  ."{0,  New  (anal  st 
Breedoii   I  houias,  l,\'ictoria 

terrace,  Hockley  hill 


Breeze  W.72,  Meriden  street 
Breraton  M.  J4,  Fazeley  st 
Bridgwater  J.  287,  Sumr.  In 
Brittain  Edw.  48.  Lister  st 
BroadheadT.2i,Staniforthst 
Brockett  Thos.  St.Vincent  st 
Brocl<ington  W.  99,  Smith  st 
Bromley  E.  7,  Nelson  st.  W 
Brooks  T.  ,"54,  Gt.  Colmore  st 
Bro(-mfield  T.  20,  Pigott  st 
Brniiirliall  C.  2."{,  Bishopgt.st 
Brown  (i.  1 1  l,(it.Hamptn.  st 
Brown  Ja<.  28,  Hampton  st 
Brown J(din,  3,  Sherbournest 
Brown  John,  82,  Lichfield  st 
Brown  S.  A.  90,Warstone  In 
BuckerfieldW.I4,Sherlock  st 
Buckley  Eliz.  37,  Queen  st 
Buckley  J.  62,  Bnmisgrove  st 
Bullivant  W  .54,  Up.  H  osptl.  st 
liiu-ford  My.  1.^,  Smallbrk.  st 
Burgess  C.  16.  AUistm  street 
Burgess  C.  40,  Brearley  st.W 
Burgoyne  \\'illiam,  findall 

street  buildings 
Burton  Carey,  45,  Barn  st 
Burton  John.  77.  Barford  st 
Busby  Joseph,  43,  Inge  st 
Bush  Eliza,  92,  Cp.Towerst 
Butler  A .  1 2,  Bread  st.Newhl.s 
Butler  .Fph.  18.  Summer  row 
Byrne  P.  1,  Allison  street 
Bywater  Jph.3,  Liid;?atehill 
Cadby  George,  10,  Tanterst 
Capewell  T.St. John's  place 
Carpenter  James,  14,  Bowst 
Cassell  .Fph.  145,  Barford  st 
Catley  My.  73,  Steelhouse  In 
Challinor  Chas.  28,  Thomas 

street,  Dale  end 
Chandler  My.  19,  Bromsgv.st 
(  haplin  Thomas,  29,  Cox  st 
Chinn  J  no.  20,  Up.  Tower  st 
Clark  Mary,  105,  Suffolk  st 
Clarke  Charles,  27,  Milk  st 
Clarke  I).  4,  Sherbourue  st 
Clarksou  Tints.  47,    London 

I'rentice  street 
Clements  .loseph,  38,  Cox  st 
Clews  W.  127,  (p.  Windsor  st 
Clit't  Ann,  8,  Chapel  house  st 
Coates  .hdiii,  4!*,  Sun  street 
Cobley  Harriet. 32,  I^iveryst 
( 'ole  .lohn,  3(),  Barford  street 
Cole  N\'m.  Macdonald  street 
Colebatch  .1.  18,  Sun  st.West 
Collins  .Iph.  157.  Liv(>ry  st 
Collins  .Iph.  5S,  IJrearley  st 
Cook  I'dk.  .Vdelaiile  street 
Cook  T.  166,  (a.  IVancisst 
Cooke  W.88,Biirtholoinew  st 
Cooiubes.Iohn,  109.  Smith  st 
Cooper  Chjvs.  67,Weaman  st 


Cooper  F.  R,  14,  Hospital  st 
Cooper  J.  107,  Coleshill  st 
Cooper  John,  43,Vauxhallrd 
Cooner  T.  25.  New  Inkleys 
Corheld  William,  13,  Price  st 
Cornwall  Benj.  Winsou green 
Cottrell  William,40,  Digby  st 
Court  Francis,  28,  Tonk  st 
CoxFrancis,24.  Nw.Townrw 
Cox  Jph.  7>  Hollovvay  head 
Cox  Joseph,  28,  Water  street 
Cox  Samuel,  152,  Livery  st 
Cox  William,  Gibheath 
Crane  William,  1,  Cox  street 
Creed  My.  51,  Up.  Gongh  st 
Creswick  J  as.  Macd»mald  st 
Crowton  My.  48.  Cardigan  st 
Crutchley  Hy.  172,  Brearley 

street.  West 
Curtis  John.  103,  Lawley  st 
Darley  II.  F.  154,  Brearley  st 
Davenport  Ann,  27,  Mount  st 
Davenport  T.  92,  Willig  st 
Davies  John,  64,  Suffolk  st 
Davies  Wm.  26,  Cottajje  In 
Davis  Eliz.  49,  Lancaster  st 
Davis  F.  Park  st.  Bull  ring 
Davis  lit.  5,  New  Summer  st 
Day  John,  36,  Thorp  street 
Deakin  W.  150,  Nelson  st.W 
Deakin  T.ct.  6,  Little  Bowst 
Debar  John,  18,  Duke  street 
DewsburyA.21,Constitn.  hill 
Docker  C.  38.  Alcester  street 
Dowler  Saml.  7},   Suflolk  st 
Doytt  Thomas,  20,  Cecil  st 
Drew  Wm.  (Jreat  King  st 
Drury  J.  123,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Duke  W.  G.  36,  Summer  In 
Dimn  J.  118,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Durn  Chas.  28,  Lr.  I  hirst  st 
Fades  Rd.  52,  Ludgate  hill 
Eaton  Thos.  123,  Cheapside 
ICdge  .lohn,  Granville  street 
Edge  Wm.  36,  Hampton  st 
Edmonds  J  no.  33,  Sun  st.  W 
Edwards  E.  109,  William  st 
I'.dwards  II,  163,  Ashted  rw 
I'.dwards  Wm.  8,  Cheapside 
l^giiigton  FraiK  is,   Bissell  st 
Ellis  Richard,  64,  Howe  st 
ICndsor  Mary  A.  Fox  street 
Evans  D.  8(),  I'ark  st.  Bull  rg 
I'vans  Ivlw.  200,  Ashted  row 
l-Aans  Rd.  45,  Navigation  st 
Everett  J.  109,  Bridge  st.  W 
I'aiitom  M.  J.  57,  Gt.  Barr  s 
I'aniuT  James,  18,  Oxford  st 
I'aulconbridge  J .  28,Legge  st 
I'awdry  .1.  FUrmingham  hth 
Fearnly  1. 2;>,  F  F  igh  st. F  )eritnd 
F'ellowsJ.  73,  N«'w.l(dui  st.W 
Fellows  K.  30,  Stafford  st 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


377 


Ferredy  Wm.  23,  Holland  st 
Ferrer  Eli,  19,  Darwin  street 
Field  Mary,  Lee  Bank  road 
Finnemore  (J . .'{(),  H  ospital  st 
Fisher  Giles,  lo,  Huston  st 
Fisher  P.  37,  Steelhouselane 
Fitzer  Emma,  44,  Loveday  st 
Flood  Andrew,  27,  Livery  st 
Fhiyd  Henry,  29,  (larhett  st 
Flaharty  lloger,  99,  Livery  s 
Fonnan  M.  3,  Up.  (iough  st 
Foster  Mary,  98,  Coleshillst 
Fletcher  H.  17.  Lady  wood  In 
Freeman  J.  16,  Granville  st 
Freeman  II.  116,  Bradford  st 
Froggatt  H.  42,  Old  Cross  st 
Gad.sby  Benjn.  120,  Moor  st 
(Jardner  Mary,  32.  Hall  st 
Garfield  Hy.  334,  Summer  In 
Gateley  E.  40,  Lichfield  st 
Gear  Henry,  62,  Cardigan  st 
Gee  Sarah,  42,  Up.  Tower  st 
George  Mary,  26,  Inge  st 
George  Sarah.  31,  Fleet  st 
Gibbs  Jph.  136,  Lawley  st 
Gooch  E.  53,  Lancaster  st 
Gooch  Jonathan,  44,  Price  st 
Goodlow  T.  4,  Henrietta  st 
Goodwin  Hy.  1,  Icknield  st 
Gordon  C.  45,  Essex  street 
Goulden  Ann,  8,  Hill  street 
Gray  Geo.  42,  Woodcock  st 
Gray  John,  13,  Curzon  st. 
Greaves  Benj.  26,  Buck  st. 
Green  J.  167,  Gt.  Francis  st 
Green  William,  41,  Fox  st. 
Greenhill  My.  98,  Carver  st. 
Greenway  S.  Barford  st.  S. 
Greenway  W.  10,  Kenion  st 
Grew  Susanh.  41,  Churcli  st 
Grice  Joseph,  Ledsam  street 
Gritftn  Wm.  25,  Bristol  st 
Gritfis  Roger,  192,  Livery  st 
Griffish  Richard,  25,  Essex  st 
Griffith  E.  29, Buckingham  st 
Griffith  Thos.  Lee  Bank  rd. 
Griffith  Wm.  25,  Bristol  st. 
Griffiths  J.  16,Gt.Colmorest 
Grigg  Samuel,  48,  Loveday  st 
Guest  T.  88.  Camden  street 
GumeyJ.  80,  Park  st.  Bull  rg 
Guy  Charles,  60,  Lichfield  st 
Hadcn  J.  35,  New  Inkleys 
Hairs  W.  T.68,  Bromsgrv.  st 
Hall  Jas.  157,  Brearley  st.W 
Hall  Josh.  52,  Dartmouth  st 
Hall  Wm.  Aston  New  Town 
Hammond  M.  48,  Livery  st. 
Hamnett  B.  25,  Freeman  st 
Hancocks  F.  150,  Moseley  st 
Hancox  Richard,  31. Sheep  st 
Hands  Wm.  74,  Staniforth  st 
Hanks  J.  jun.  6,  Holland  st 


Harbeg  Mary,  41,  Sun  street 
Harper  Jas.  75,  Hospital  st 
HaiTis  E.  18,  Duddeston  rw 
Harrison  A.  J.  31,  Bath  st 
Harrison  P.  G6,  Suffolk  st 
Hart  Fdk.  33,  Lr.  Hurst  st. 
Harvey  Rd.  2,  Norfolk  st 
Hateley  G.  50,  Lr.  Tower  st 
Hawkins  P.  9S,  Park  street. 

Bull  ring 
Hawkins  S.  6.  Wharf  street, 

Suffolk  street 
Hayward  W.l , Brearley  st.W 
Haywood  D.  19,  Shadwellst 
Haywood  R.  236,  Heneage  st 
Hay  wood  S.61  St.  Martin's  st 
Haywood  W. 275, Bradford  st 
Heath  John,  13,  Loveday  st 
Heramensley  C.  76,  Aston  rd 
Herbert  H.  66,Gt.Colmore  st 
Herbert  Jas.  17,  Thorp  st 
Hewlett  Edwd.  17,  Legge  st 
Heynes  P.  138,  Livery  st 
Hicken  R.  253,  Aston  road 
Higginbotham  E.  &  M.  A. 

157,  New  Town  row 
Higginbotham  William,  24, 

Little  Charles  street 
Hilditch  Wm.  182,  Lawley  st 
Hill  Henry,  Tennant  street 
Hill  John,  60,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Hill  S.  &  M.  17,  Bishopgt.st 
Hind  Jane,  Inge  street 
Hinde  Thomas,  4,  Inge  st. 
Hincksman  S.  44,Dudstn.rw 
Hipwood  J.  34,  Mount  st 
Hitchings  James,  17,  John 

street.  Dale  end 
Hollis  M.  57,  Bartholmw.  st 
Holston  J.  121,  Tennant  st 
Homer  Jph.  21,  Brearley  st. 
Hood  Thos.  89,  Hampton  st 
Hooper  J.  71,  Lr.  Tower  st 
Hope  James,  Spencer  street 
Hopley  H.  11,  Fordrough  st 
Hopkins  M.  32,  Cross  st. 
HornidgeJ.lO,  St.  Martin's  st 
Hortr»n  J.  104,  Up.  Tower  st 
Houton  Wm.344,  Cheapside 
Howse  E.  23,  Lady  Wood  In 
Howse  Wm.  8,  Charlotte  st. 
Hudson  Hy.  148,  Lawley  st 
Hughes  Henry,  18,  Lench  st 
Hughes  Samuel,  111,  Moor  st 
Hughes  Samuel,  10,Slaney  st 
Hughes  W.  93,  Park  street, 

Bull  ring 
Humphries  J.  Macdonald  st 
Humphries  W.22,  Barford  st 
Humphreys  G.  39,  Aston  st 
Hunt  J.  1).235,  Cheapside 
Hyde  William,  151,  Unett  st 
Jackson  Samuel,  1,  Mott  st. 


Jackson  Sarah,  6,  Bristol  st. 
Jackson  T.  Lr.  Pershore  st 
James  Thos.  19,  Balsall  st 
James  Thomas,  ],  Aston  rd 
James  William,  11,  Cox  st 
Jander  Maria,  36,  Essex  st 
Jenkins  Hy.  69,  Edmund  st 
Jenkins  Henry,  17,  High  st. 

Deritend 
Jester  E.  34,  Bromsgrove  st 
Jevon  M.  20,  Latimer  st.  S, 
Jinks  Edward,  Latimer  st.  S 
Johnson  R.  89,  U.Hospital  st 
Johnson  T.  27,  Floodgate  st 
Johnson  W.  H.  99,  Hill  st 
Johnson  W.  63,  Cottage  In. 
Jones  Edward,  177,  Wellst 
Jones  E.  281,  Bell  Bam  rd. 
Jones  Edw.  63,  Hospital  st 
Jones  M.  A.  44,U.  Windsor  st 
Jones  Walter,  23,  Ivy  lane 
Juckes  T.  4,  Coventry  street 
Judd  Edward,  26,  Hockley  st 
Keene  Alfd.  37,  Hampton  st 
Kelsall  E.  20,  Grosvenor  st.W 
Kempson  Mary,  3  Cox  street 
Kendrick  Richard,  Blucher  st 
Kettle  S.  108,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Key  Jph.  155,  Hampton  st 
Knight  John,  33,  Lench  st 
Knight  Wm.  23,  Lichfield  st 
Kough  J.32,  John  st.Dale  end 
Lakins  Wm.  24,  Darwin  st 
Lakins  T.  161,  High  street, 

Bordesley 
Lawrence  B.  7,  Fordrough  st 
Lea  J.  21,  Bartholomew  st 
Lee  C.  36,  Lower  Hurst  st 
Lee  James,  231,  Sherlock  st 
Leek  William,  69,  Bath  row 
Leeson  A.  4,  I3romsgrove  st 
Lewellin  Wm.  93,  Holt  st 
Lewis  E.  50,  Navigation  st 
Lewis  John,  48,  Gt.  King  st 
Lewis  T.  61,  Edgbaston  st 
Lilley   J.  2,  Bridge  st.  Bel- 
mont row 
Linforth  J.  52,  Trent  street 
Lloyd  Job,  47,  Howe  street 
Lloyd  Thos.  86,  Hospital  st 
Lowe  E.  28,  Nelson  street 
Lowe  Rd.  231,  New  Town  r 
Lowe  R.  13,  St.  Martin's  rw 
Lynman  T.  5.  Fordrough  st 
Lyster  C.  9,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Mansell  J.  76, Bromsgrove  st 
Mansell  Lucy,  24,Norfolk  st 
Markham  W.  53, Heneage  st 
Marsden  Ann,  108,  Cregoe  st 
MarsdenSampson, Clement  s 
Marsh  John,  20,  Baggot  st 
Marsh  S.  26,  Vauxhall  road 
Marson  Eliz.  80,  Hockley  st 

3  B 


378 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Marson  Jabez,    256,    New 

John  street,  West 
Martin  Fanny,  3:i,  Lawley  st 
M  artin  J  oseph,  2 1 ,  Cregoe  st 
Martin  T.  27,  Essington  st 
McCoody  J.  54,  Edgbaston  st 
Middlcton  William,  Eami  st 
Millichap  J.  116,Heneagest 
Mills  E.  367,  N\v.  Johnst.W 
MolesA.13,King  Edward'srd 
Moon  James,  1,  Engine  st 
Moore  W.  82,  St.  Martin  st 
Morecroft  G.  48,  Harford  st 
^lorgan  H.  17,  Cumberland  st 
Morgan  lld.l7,Gt.  Colmorest 
M  or  ley  Jolin,  122,  Suffolk  st 
Morris  Maria,  Shcrbourne  st 
MorrisSarab,  107,  Hill  street 
Morris  Thos.  42,  Sberlock  st 
Morton  Geo.  43,  Hamj)tn.  st 
Morton  John,  92,  Suflolk  st 
Morton  William,  106,  Hill  st 
Motteram  Hy.  48,  Livery  st 
Mountford  T.  Bromsgrove  st 
Ncal  William,  26,  Cross  st 
Neal  William,  22,  liuck  st 
Neal  Thomas, 42,  William  st 
Newey  John,  48,  Edmund  st 
NichoUs  Chs.  6,  Lichfield  st 
Nicholls  Geo.  30,  Livery  st 
NichoUs  Hy.  25,  Spencer  st 
Nicholls  S.  9,  New  Church  s 
Nichols  Chs.  16,  Lichfield  st 
Nichols  Jph.  Wheeley's  lane 
Nightingale  E.  86, Edmund  s 
Nock  J.  148,  Adderley  street 
Noddege  Sinl,  !j',i,  Moland  st 
Noon  Daniel,  13,  Hurst  st 
Oakley  J.  100,  Gt.  Russell  st 
Onslow  Ann,  7!^,  Hockley  hi 
Onue  Thomas,  30,  Hurst  st 
Osliom  Charles,  33,  Doe  st 
Osborn  Wm.  23.  Henry  st 
Oseman  T.  Nechells  green 
Owen  Wm.  29,  Ci)leshill  st 
Owens  Jobn,  14,  Cregoe  st 
Pardoe  J<.hn,  112,  Holt  st 
I'arkes  H.  43,  Hospital  st 
Parkes  Isaac,  24,  Fleet  st 
ParkesU.  Park  rd. Nechells  g 
Parkes  Wm.  72,  Mott  street 
Parkin  lit.  (iranville  street 
Parry  Thomas,  Ryland  st.  N 
Parsons  \\'\u.  4.>,  Moland  st 
Partridg*"  Rd.  15,  Henacre  st 
Pearce  J.  H.  45,  IJariord  st 
Pearce  J  as.  27,  (iranville  st 
I'eariuan  T.94,(it.Hamptn  s 
Pearson  Wm.  65,   I'riiicip  st 
Peuiberton   J.  New   Tlios.  st 
I»emUetuu  S.  19,  Regent  pi 
I*ppper  J.  2.'{,  Meriden  street 
Perkcs  H.  71,  Gt.  Hajnptn.r 


Perks  Rd.  30,  Sheepcote  st 
Perrow  J.  D.  36,  ColeshUl  st 
Perry  J.  54,  Bartholomew  st 
Perry  J  as.  o5,  Edgbaston  st 
Pervis  George,  53,  Cregoe  st 
Phillips  C.  15,  Bishopgate  st 
Pbilli|>sG.  18,  Old  Inkleys 
Pitchford  Job,  27,  Dale  end 
Piatt  Geo.  23,  Ludgate  hill 
Pogmore  Jph.  10,  Howard  st 
Pott  David,  17,  Price  street 
Poulton  J.  47,  New  Canal  st 
P(twell  Chas.  158,  Livery  st 
Powell  John,  28,  Stone  yard 
Preston  Wm.  72,  Edmund  st 
Price  C.  131,  Nelson  st.  West 
Price  Frederick,  Lee  Bank  rd 
Prichavd  T.  24,  Harford  st 
PrichittB.49,Communicatn.r 
Pridmore  J])h.  25,  Livery  st 
Prigg  Eiiz.  9,  St.  Martin's  rw 
Pritchett F. 45,  Gt.  IlussclLst 
Pugh  George.  80,  Lovedayst 
RausomM.A.21,  Woodcock  st 
Raven  G.  12,  Hospital  street 
RavenscroftG  .46,  Edgbstn.  st 
Reader  W.  G.  63,  Slaney  st 
Reading  Eliz.  29,  Fleet  street 
Reading  R.  10,  Edmund  st 
Reddall  ^L  Lodge  road 
Redshaw  T.  8,  Chapel  street 
Robbins  Jph.  26,  Congrevest 
Robins  Sarah,  Lr.  Temple  st 
Roberts  E.  J.  9,  Congreve  st 
Ro])erts(jeorge,  18,  Can-er  st 
Roberts  J.  47,  Up.  Trinity  st 
Robinson  Frederick,  Lozells 
Robinson  J  ohn,  36,  Tauter  st 
Roe  M.  A.  121,  Hockley  hill 
Rollason  Jas.  23,  Sherlock  st 
Rose  John,  28,  ( Tierry  street 
Row  William,  32,  Fox  street 
Rowe  Henry,  74,  ^Veamanst 
Rowlinson  Wm.  31,  Cnettst 
Russell  Wm.  10,  Cannon  st 
Ruston  J.  214,  New  Town  r 
Ryan  J.  7.  Ruston  st.  Nortb 
Kylaiid  .1.  W.  .'54,  Suuuner  In 
Ryman(i.  106,  Constitutn.hl 
Sadler  (ieorge,  Staiiiforlh  st 
Sanders  John,  19,  Batb  st 
Sanders  Wm.  43,  Oxford  st 
Savage  Mary,  82,  Higbgate 
Sawyer  .Iolin,28,  'leniuint  st 
Scarrott  (Jeo.  38,  WiUiam  st 
Schofield.l.  10,  Lr.  Persborest 
Scragg  I'.li/,.  Slu'rbourne  st 
Scragg    (ieorge,    Tiiulall   st. 

Morville  .strei't 
ScllCbas.  122,  Gt.Cbarlesst 
Sbale  T.  43,  Dudde.ston  row 
Shaw  Sarah,  22,  Lovcday  st 
Sheath  Frederick,  5.  I'otterst 


Shelton  T.  Gt.  Francis  street 
Sheridan  C.  12,  Old  Infcleys 
Shirley  T.  79,  Steelhouse  In 
Silver  A.  Saltley  lane 
Sketchley  J.  115,  Hockley  hi 
SmallwoodT.5,StMartin's  In 
SmallwoodW.16,Dartmth.  st 
Smith  A.  Gibheath 
Smith  Benj.  33.^,  Wharf  st 
Smith  F.  C.  73,"  Caroline  st 
Smith  G.  102,  Pritchett  street 
Smith  Jas.  33,  Bell   Barn  rd 
Smith  John,  8,  Gough  street 
Smith  L.  46,  Bartholomew  st 
Smith  Peter,  124,  Lancstr.  st 
Smith  Rd.  60,  Henry  street 
Smith  Thos.  9,  f^.  Temple  st 
Smith  ^V^  39,  Cumberland  st 
Smith  William,  Wilson  street 
Smith  W.  54,  Up.  Hospital  st 
Smith  W.44,  Great  Barr  st 
Smith  W.  17.  Bordesley  st 
Sores  A.  7,  Park  In.  Bullring 
Southall  J.  136,  Bradford  st 
Sjncer  W .  Morley's  buildings 
Stanley  M .  A .  1 0,  Bordesley  st 
Steapenhill  W.94,  Francis  st 
Steer  Hy.  21,  BeUBamroad 
Stewart  Jas.  Lee  Bank  road 
Stokes  ^L53,  Coleshill  street 
Street  Charles,  Gibheath 
Stringer  W.  22,  Dartmouth  st 
Summer  J.  80,  New  lukleys 
Summerton  A . Edward  st Pard 
SunderiandT.  24.|,  N.Town  r 
TabbcrnerJ.8,  LondonPren- 

tice  street 
Tarplee  G.  7»  Ryland  street 
l\ite  Wm.  Bridge  st.  West 
Tayler  II y.  89,   Bishopgt.  st 
Taylor  (Jeorge,  Gibheath 
Taylor  John,  35,  Wharf  st 
Taylor  Wm.  66,  Hill  street 
Taylor  William,  (Joode  street 
Thay  James,  47,  Blucher  st 
Thomas  J.  9,  HoUowayhead 
Thomas  W .  3l,(;t.  Russellst 
Thompson  Cha.s.  Lodge  road 
Thompson  J.  Hunter's  lane 
Thornton  G.29,  Nelst.n  st.W 
Tildsley  Wm.   19,  Lr.  Priory 
Till  John,  85,  Moseley  street 
Tinunins  S.  116,  Hanijttonst 
Todd  William,  22,  Duke  st 
Tonikin  My.  Lady  Mt)od  In 
Toy  Barbara,  23;"),  Sherlock  st 
Treavor  P.  85,  Coleshill  st 
Trickett  W.l.'{,  Ravenhurstst 
Trotinan  A.  1 1 ,  Summer  row 
Tuckley  ^^'.  36,  Fisher sti'eet 
lull  Henry,  75,  Allison  st 
Turley  E.  12,  Palmer  street 
TurnbuU  E.32,  Nelson  st  W 


Turner  J.  2,  Whoelcy's  lane 
Tnrton  John,  Lotlj^e  road 
Tutthall  Win.  40,  I'ricc  st 
Tyler  J.  220,  New  Town  r\v 
Vale  J.  161,  Broms<Trove  st 
Veiscy  David,  iui,  Priiicip  st 
^'ickers  Tho!^.  4j,  Howard  pi 
Vincent  J.  87,  Bradford  st 
Wakclam  J.  IS,  Ludg;ate  hi 
Wakelam  J  ph.  7,  William  st 
^Vakeman  (Jeo.  13,  Lister  st 
Walker  Rt.  66,  Gt.Charles  st 
^Valker  S.  60,  Dartmouth  st 
Wall  M.  A.  Claverdon  street 
U'allcroft  J.  24,  Lichfield  st 
Walton  M.  A,  Gowcr  street 
Walton  S.  263,  Bell  Barn  rd 
Ward  John,  Aston  road 
Ward  W.  27,  Bishopgate  st 
Vraren  Jph.  7,  Windmill  st 
WuTT  IL  41),  St.  George's  st 
Warren  S.  191,  Ashted  row 
Warrington  T.  232,  Bristol  st 
Warwood  J.  131,  Camden  st 
WatkinsJ.146,  Gt.  Hamptn  r 
Watkins  B.  186,  Camden  st 
Watson  Sarah,  41,  Aston  st 
Watson  Wm.  11,  Lt.  Chasu  st 
Watts  Robert,  8,  Gt.  Barr  st 
Wear  J.  H.  1 13,  Up.  Towerst 
Weaver  E.  57,  Smallbrook  st 
Webb  John,  o5,  William  st 
Welchman  W.  30,  Camden  st 
Wells  Eliza,  42,  Bow  street 
Whait  Thomas,  82,  Hurst  st 
Whalan  Danl.  62,  Princip  st 
Whatten  J  as.  22,  Kenion  st 
Whatton  Thos.  106,  Barr  st 
Wheeler  John, 30,  Edmund  st 
White  John,  61,  Summer  In 
White  S.  39,  Smallbrook  st 
Wilkens  My.  98,  Heneage  st 
WilkesSusannah,14,  Essex  st 
Wilkinson  Ann,  147,  Livery  st 
WilldiggAnn,  197,  Heneage  s 
Williams  C.  C.  125, Francis  st 
Williams  Henry,  42,  Price  st 
Williams  J.  67,  St.  Martinst 
Williams  T.  56,  Weaman  st 
Willis  Wm.  1 ,  St.  Martin  st 
Wilson  Jph.  74,  Bromsgrv.  st 
Windle  Cath.  5S,  Graham  st 
WinwoodC.<feM.93,Suflfolk  st 
Wise  Mary,  118,  Tennant  st 
Wood  George,  33,  Wharf  st 
Wood  W.  C.  20,  Sheepcote  st 
Woodcock   W.     164,    Great 

Hampton  row 
Woodfull  W.40,Up.Tower  st 
Woodham  T.  66,  Woodcock  s 
WoodrowffeF.25,Bordesley  s 
Woolley  T.  2%^  Thomas  st 

Dale  end 


niRMlNOlMM    TRADE    LIST. 

I  Worrall  John,  26,  L.IIurst  s 
i  Wrngg  (Joo.  I()l,  liivery  st 
Wright  W.  60,  Bromsgrove  s 
Wright  AVilliam.  Cobnrgh  pi 
Vardlcy  .F.  40,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Yates  Mary,  1 15,  Ashted  rw 

Short  Hand  Writers. 

Brindley  Major,  87,  Unett  st 
Caldicott  A,  M.  Lee  Crescent 
Crowther  J,  33,  Highgate 
Goodwin  J.  33,  Colmore  rw 
Sharp  N.  21,  Henry  street 


re 


Silver  and  Plated  W: 
Manufaicturers  * 

Marhed*  are  Electro,  and  f 
Magneto  Platers.  See  also 
Platers  on  Steel,  Sj-c. 

•Allport  J.  12,  Weaman  rw 
Alexanders  James,  court  12, 

Great  Charles  street 
Baker    L   (dish   cover)    120, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Baker  John,  57,  Graham  st 
Barker  W.  T.42,Paradise  st 
*BarnettW.ct.8,Smallbrook  s 
Bladder  W.  21,  Mary  Ann  st 
Bowen  J.  127,  Hospital  st 
BroughThomas,32,  Sim  st.W^ 
*Buckley&Hope,33,Hckly.  h 
•fCollis  Geo.  R.  Church  st 
Creed  Joseph,  1,  Carver  st 
Darby  John,  ct.26,  Snowhill 
'Davies  Chas.  3,  Howard  st 
Dixon  Matth.  137,  Snow  hill  j 
*Doley,   Wilkes  and  Doley,  i 

39,  Camden  street  ! 

Edwards  &  Ball,  82,  High  st 
*tElkington,  Mason  and  Co. 

Newhall  street 
•Evans  S.  39,  St  Paul's  sq 
Fitter  J.  R.  13,  Fordrough  st 
•Gilbert  Phlp.  34,  Bath  row 
Gloster  Hy.  213,  Moseley  st 
•Gough  William,  1 1 ,  Parade 
Harward  R.ct.l6,Bromsgve.s 
HarwoodThomas,  13,  Mount 

street,  Newhall  street 
Hewlett  J.  131,  Gt.  Charles  s 
♦Hill  John,  88,  Steelhouseln 
Hobday  Jon.  33,  Marshall  st 
Hodgetts  C.   and   Son,    60, 

Loveday  street 
•Jones  Hy.  28,  Northwoodst 
*LucasW.18^,  Buckingham  s 
Mapplebeck   and    Lowe,    6 

and  7,  Bull  ring 
Marrian    and   Gransby,  14, 

Cannon  street 
'Osborn  and  Sons,  Post  Of- 
fice Buildings,  54,  New  st 


379 

Parker  J.    F.  George  st.  Prd 
•Parker  John  and  Sons,  23 J, 

Summer  row 
llatclilT  John  Charles  &  Co. 

140,  Suffolk  street 
Ratherhara  E.  133,Gt.Chas.st 
Room  Herbert,  16,  Bull  ring 
•Sanders  Jph.  30,  Newhall  st 
•Shale  Davy,  9,  Bath  street 
♦Sherwood  John,  Richard  <fe 

J.  jun.  76,  Lichfield  street 
Spooncr  W.  12,  NewMkt.st 
♦fSturges  R.  F.  46,  IJroad  st 
'Swain  Joseph  <fe  Son,  360, 

Summer  lane 
•fTickle  William,   court  2, 

Latimer  street.  South 
Twiss  T.c%  H.32hGt.Chas.st 
AVarwick  Thomas,  21,  Bread 

street,  Church  street 
•Welch  G.  &  Co.  ll,Dean  st 
Wharton  Thomas  and   Ed- 
ward, 5,  G  t.  Charles  street 
•Wilkinson  Thomas  and  Co. 

15,  Gt.  Hampton  street 

Silversmiths  and  Mnfrs* 
of  Fancy  Articles. 

Allen  Frdk.  15,  Spencer  st 
Bolt  Hy.  25,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Bragg  T.  72,  North  wood  st 
Clark  T.  &  Co.  53,  Lionel  st 
Collins  James  cfe  Son,  Fred- 
erick street,  Newhall  hill 
Cook  John,  5,  Fleet  street 
Dukes  and  Clemens,  Hall  st 
Fenton  J.  74,Gt.  Hampton  st 
Freeman  Thos.  Mott  street 
Gough  J.  L.  23,  Howard  st 
Hall  S.  18^,  Buckinghamst 
Hilliard  and   Thomason,    1 

and  2,  Spencer  street 
Hinley  Samuel,  17,  Essex  st 
Kemp  Jbz.  Ill,  Hampton  st 
M arson  F.  71,  Buckingham  s 
Mills  N.&Sons,42,Caroline  s 
Mole  &  Wilcox,  98,  Mott  st 
Parker  and  Acott,  54,  Brear- 

ley  street.  West 
Parkes  T.  17,  Gt.  Russell  st 
Petefer  Da\id,  2,Gt.  Kingst 
Ryding  Rd.  116,  Unett  street 
Sheldon  J.55,Gt.  Hampton  st 
Slack  R.  9,  St.  Paul's  square 
Smith  Edw.  51,  Howard  st 
TaylorcfePerry,71, Newhall  st 
Tongue  John,  7H,  Parade 
Turnpenny  Edward,  124,  Gt. 

Hampton  street 
I'^nite  Geo.  65,  Caroline  st 
Vernon  F.68,Gt. Hampton  st 
Villers  <fe  Jackson,  3,  Hklyh 


350 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Yapp   and   Woodward,    13, 
Bread  street,  Newhall  at 

8kate  IVIanafactarers. 

See  also  Heavy  Steel  Toy  and 
Edye  Tool  Mamtjacturers. 

Atkin  <fe  Sons,  96,  Barford  st 
Betts  Wni.(fe  Co.o8,Ludgt.lil 
Edmunds  Frdk.  18,  Horse  fr 
Hopkins  T.  drCo.o3,Suffolk  s 
Ross  Thos.  3,  Prosi>ect  row 
TimininsIl.tVS()ns,oj,Hnrst  s 
Warren  J.  55,  Lt.  Charles  st 
Wilson  Edw.  2,  Cross  street 
Woodcock  Ann,  13|,  Mount 

street,  Newhall  street 
Wj-nn  W.  C.  and  Co.   142, 

Suffolk  street 
Yates    John    and   Sons,   37 

and  38,  Coleshill  street 

Skimmer  &  Flesh  Fork 
IVIanufacturer, 

Simonite  John,  52,  Pope  st 

Slaters  &SJate  Merchts. 

See  Timber  ^  Slute  Merchants 
also. 

Barker  Rt.  7.3,  Charlotte  st 
Davis  Dixon,218,Heneagest 
Davis  John,  ct.  8,  Fleet  st 
Har])er  T.  57.  Hockley  street 
McCarty  John,  (]t.  Kinjf  st 
McTurk  J.  Worcester  wharf 
Powell  J.  3S,  Navigation  st 
Stanton  J.  23,  Barford  st.  S. 

Sznallware  Dealers. 

See  Haberdashers. 

Snuff  and  Scent  Box 
IVIanufacturers. 

Tfutse  vvirhcd  1,  nianu/acture 
Gold  if  Silver;  3,  Scutch; 
4,  Tnrtuisc  Shell  i  .0,  Silver; 
and  G,  Jirass  lioxcs. 

See  also  Silrcrxmitlis,  Tortoise 
Shell ;  Tear!  Workers^  c^t. 

fi  Eades  G.  15,  New  Inkleys 
HoUingshead  J.  (plated,)  8G, 

New  Canal  street 
1  Marsonr.71,  Bncknghm.st 
.'»  MillsN.<feSons,42,Caroln. h 

4  Peters  ILd-  Son,38,('ecilst 
I  Sl)«'ld(»n.l.55,(it.  Ilanijttii.s 
1  Smith  ICdw.  51,  lluwanl  st 
3  Smith  \V  At  A. (U, Charlotte  s 
6  Swinglrr  S.    li)7,   Asloii  rd 

5  Turnpenny    Edward,    121, 
Creat  Hampton  street 


Snuffer  IVIanufacturers 

Armfield  E.  ct.  4,  Aston  road 
Amifield  S.  29,  Fisher  street 
Armfield  Thos.  ct.  9,  Bath  st 
Bickerstaff  Wm.  59,  Duke  st 
Bill  T.  H.  37,  Staniforth  st 
Blews  Wm.&  Sons,  (plated,) 

9,  Bartholomew  street 
Bott  E.  9,  George  st.  Parade 
Brazier  J.  ct.  3,  St.  Martin  st 
Broadfield  Benj.  SQ,  Duke  st 
Butler  T.  <feW.  Brueton's  wlk 
ChambersWilliam,OozelIs  st 
Collis  Saiul.  48,  Howard  st 
Coney  John,  75,  Stafford  st 
Fades  Wm.ct.4,  Bordesley  st 
Evans  John,  105,  Molandst 
Garner  Wm,  36,  Allison  st 
Gee  Wm.  67,  Loveday  street 
Gee  William,  ct.  6,  Doe  st 
G  iles  John,  Qo.,  Suffolk  street 
Gilbert   William,   seur.   39^ 

Lawrence  street 
Gilbert  Wm.  ct.  4,  Duke  st 
Grove  Wm.  9,  Vauxhall  st 
(i  roves  Mary,  14,  Ash  ted  rw 
Haycock  John,  ct.  2,  Fox  st 
Heeley  J  as.  <fe  Sons,  Mount 

street  &  Graham  street 
Hobday  S.  ■:)&,  Brearley  st 
Hollingshead  J.  (plated,)  86, 

New  Canal  street 
Jones  Thos.  Fras.  12,  Cecil  st 
Lees  Thos.  37,  Banbury  st 
Lever  J.  ct.  15,  St.  George 'sst 
Martin  Charles,  ct.  5,  Doe  st 
Maskall  R.  ct.  l,Weamanst 
Millward  John,  47,  Hill  st 
Moffut  John,  24,  Summer  rw 
Page  Joseph,  8,  Mott  street 
Parker  Henry,  27,  Legge  st 
Prime T.  I81V  19,Northwd.st 
Probert  A.  83,  Woodcock  st 
Roper  William,  ct.  7,  Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 
SimpsonW.ti' S<m,  Union  ter 
St»>]»lu'ns  n.ct.5,W(>o(lcockst 
AValker  William,  43.  Lord  st 
VV^itson  Wm.  ct.  8,  Hill  st 
Tysall  Jj)h.  2,  Grosvenor  st 

Soap  Boilers. 

Adkins  T.  <fe  Co.  Smethwick 
Marchi!igt<m  Saml.  Kyre  st 
PadmoreThos.  lt>,  Charles  st 
Penn.l.iV,'  R.  17.  Ldgbastn.st 

Soda  Water,  Lemonade, 
<&c.  rilniVs. 

Bower  ^L  59,  (Jt.  Charles  st 
(lollr  .Ihs.2.'{,  Weamaii  st 
Laiit  r.42,Mount  st.Newhl.s 
Perkins  W.  152,  Gt.  Brook  st 


Simco  John,  33,  Whittall  st 
Siinms  Alf.  144,Temple  row, 

and  43,  NevV  street 
Walsh  J.  W.  31,  Paradise  st 

Sofa  Spring  Manufrs. 

Challenner  J.  34,  Barford  s. 
Green  Thos.  4,  Gloucester  st 
Lucasct  Co.l  1,  Bartholmw.  r 
^Vorsey J .42&43,Staniforth  s 

Solder  Makers. 

Baker  F.  34,  Hami)ton  st 
Hawkins  J.  18,  Adderley  st 
Howlett  J  ph.  174,  Ashted  r 
Mackenzie  F.  1,  Loveday  st 
Winfield  R.  W.  Cambridge 
street  Works 

Spade  &  Shovel  IVInfrs. 

AllcockW.  Park  mills,Aston 
EdwardsJ.E.  91, Belmont  rw 
Jackson  W.ct.  lU,  Digbeth 
LyndeuW.A..  Lr.  Fazeley  s. 
Penn  Saml.  38,  Lister  st 
Sanders  Samuel,  60,  Moor  st 
Thomas    Richard,    Icknicld 

Works,  Icknield  square 
Warden  Joseph  <k  Sons,  6, 

Edgbaston  street 
Warden  J. jmi.  Jamaica  row 
Yates  J  no.  <fe  Co.  Pritchet  st 

Works,     and    Exchange 

M'orks,  Aston 

Spade  Tree  Manfrs. 

Compson  Edw.  Bordesley  st 
Foster  Wm.  15,  Banbury  st. 
Smart  Thos.  Gt.  Brook  st. 

Spectacle  Makers. 

•»•  See  also  Opticians. 

Ashmore  Edward,    Sununer 

street.  West 
Askey  Thomas,  Drury  lane 
Balleny  J.  44,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Bellamy  B.  ct.  1,  Coleshill  st 
Betts  C.  ct.  12,  Aston  road 
Birks  \\illiiim,  8.  Hylandrd 
Bissell  John   and    William, 

12,   Loveday  street 
Bolton  John,  i^H^  Barr  st 
Bourne  Joseph.  54,  Price  st 
Cantrill  1'.  ct.  1 ,  Sherlock  st 
Colls  Hy.,(gold,)l,  Smith  st 
Corbetf  .Ie^nh.9.^^"eamanrw 
Crow  \\ m.  ct.  5,  Hurst  st 
Fisher  John,  22,  Gt.  King  st 
Gee  William.  Club  buildings 
GnNives  L.  Lr.  Loveday  st 
(Jreaves  S.  1  l,Smallbn)ok  st 
Gregory  J.ct.33,Lr.Towcr  st 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


3S1 


Ilawkcsford    James,   court, 

2U,  Summer  lane 
Heath  J  as.  ct.  7,  Essex  st 
Heath  Wm.  ct.  2,  Exeter  rw 
Hullick  J.  ct.  10,  Bradford  st 
Jiuks  W.  ct.  3,  Smallbrook  st 
Jennings  J  as.  35,  Horse  fair 
Jenninirs  J.  23,  liell  Barn  rd 
Matthe\vsB.280,BellBarnrd 
Morton  A.  ct.  14,  Thorp  st 
Parkes  Joseph,  43,  Price  st 
Potter  Geo.  Newhall  row 
Powell  Srh.  93,  Pershore  st 
Redfern  J  ph.  37,  Exeter  row 
Richards  Alf.  Lee  Bank  rd 
Richards  Paul,  36,  Church  st 
Roadknight  J.  Latunerst.  S. 
Rostill  Ilv.  17,  Aston  road 
Rudhall  Wm.  Hy.  22,  Cox  st 
Slack \V.ct.24,  Bromsgrovest 
Thistlewoodll.35,Ludgatehl 
A'ale  Martha,  348,  Cheapsd. 
Walker  T.  Club  buildings 
Williams  S.  ct  7|,  Loveday  st 
Woodward  J.  39,  Bromsgv.  st 

Spoon,  Ladle,  Fish  Slive, 
Fork,  (5^c.  IVInfrs. 

Those  marked  1,   manufacture 

German  Silver  and  Plated^ 

and  2,  Peicter. 

Bartlett  &  Sons,  126,  Great 

Charles  street 
I  BellR.ct.l3,Gt.Hmptn.rw 
lBookerT.160,Gt.Hmptn.rw 
Butler T.tfe  W.Brueton's  wlk 
1  Cooke  John,  5,  Fleet  st 

1  Cope  David  &  Son,  7  &  8, 
Bartholomew  street 

2  Comforth  H.45,Newhall  st 
]  FieldingH.73,Gt.Hmptn.st 
1  Gilbert  J.  7  &  8,  Bath  row 
1  Harper  Wm.  Frederick  st 

1  Heeley  J.  &  Sons,  Mount 
street,  and  Graham  street 

2  Jefierys  W.  42^,  Newhall  st 
1  Kemp  C.  Ill,  Hampton  st 
1  Langford  J.  24,  Coleshill  st 
Law  G.  (gilt  spoon,)  ct.  9, 

Upper  Tower  street 

1  Lawrence   &   Dixon,   2|, 
Howard  street 

2  Lowe  W.  48.  Northwood  st 
1  Page  Wm.  13.J,  Curzon  st. 
1  Parsons  Thomas,  130,  Gt. 

Hampton  street 
1  Prime  T.  18,  Northwood  st 
1  Pye  T.  22,  Duddeston  row 
1  Roberts  R.  ct.  11,  Thorp  st 
1  Rogers  William,  149,  Gt. 

Hampton  row 
Round  B.  ct.  29,  Newton  st 
■2  Ryland  W.  L.  Brueton's  Ml 


1  Sawyer  G.  16,  Henrietta  st 
ScanibhT  K.  Staniforth  st 
Sheldon  J.  (silver  «fe  plated,) 

;")."»,  (irent  Hamjjton  street 

2  Spurrier  ^Vm.  5,  Newhall  st 
1  Swain  Joseph  cfe  Son,  360, 

Sunnner lane 
1  Swingler  S.  197,  Aston  rd. 
1  Tuckey  Edw.  152,  High  st 

Bordesley 
1  Welch  G .  cfe  Co.  1 1 ,  Dean  st 
1  Whitehouse  B.  tt  Co.  51, 

Charlotte  street 
1  WintontfeSons,52Clivelnd  st 

1  Yates  J.  &  Sons,  37  &  '^^S, 
Coleshill  street 

2  Yates  T.  3S,  Coleshill  st 

Spur  IVIanufacturers. 

Cooper  R.  B.22,  Moland  st 
DeeleyW.H.39,Gt.Hmptn.st 
Needham  S.  16,  Coleshill  s^. 
Oakes  John,  6,  Exeter  row 
Rigby  J.  198,  Lr.  Brearley  st 
Terry  Wm.  34,  Suffolk  st 

Stair  Rod,  Brass  Mould- 
ings,   Coach    Beading, 
Desk,  Railing,  and  As- 
tragal Irlanufacturers. 

Barlow  J.&  Co.  Staniforth  st 
BennettE.B.57,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Billing  JNL  Charles  Henry  st 
Brittain  T.  43,  Loveday  st 
Chambers  T.  Chequer's  wlk 
Ellis  Charles  and  Sons,  103, 

Snow  hill 
Flavell  W.  34,  Hurst  street 
Heaton  Geo.  48,  Shadwell  st 
Howell  Thomas,  Easy  row 
Jones  F.  Charlotte  st.  milLs 
Keary  F.    (coach    beading) 

GS^,  Tennant  street 
Lawson  C.  63,  Warwick  st 
Moore  Paul  &  Co.  Lister  st 
Shephard  Mary,  3,  Smith  st 
Smith    Thomas,     court    4, 

Bartholomew  street 
Underbill  S.  W.  71,  Parade 
AV' infield  R.  W.    Cambridge 

street  works 

Stampers  &  Piercers. 

Baker  J.  ct.  16,  Park  street, 

Bull  ring 
BarberE.  F.46,  Northwood  st 
Barnett  Ed.  34,  Harford  st 
BarusleyW.  ct.l,  Old  Inklys. 
Boole  Wm.  ct.  17,  Mott  st 
Brook  J.  56^  Navigation  st 
Capner  H.  21,  Mount  street, 

Newhall  street 
Clark  J.  179,  Gt.  Hamptn.  r 


Cooke  C.  ct.  10,  Snow  hill 
Cope  Thos.  6,  Hampton  st 
Cureton  W.  ct.  I,  Loveday  st 
Davenport  William,  110,  Lr. 

Bveiirley  street 
Deukiu  James  Thomas,  14|, 

Little  Cbarles  street 
Dee  Geo.  ct.  2,  Ludgate  hill 
Dewson  C.  ct.  1,  Whittall  st 
Dodd  George,  Soho  Works 
Gilbert  Geo.  101,  Mott  street 
Flanagan  11.  ct.  14,  Thorj)  s 
( J ilbertT.ttC, 56, Staniforth  s 
Goodby  John,  HoUiday  st 
Hawkesford  John,  com-t   7> 

Henrietta  street 
Heaton  Ralph  and  Son,  71» 

Bath  street 
Hill  Joseph,  78,  Lichfield  st 
Hiuks  J.  69,  Newhall  street 
Hiron  Saml.  52, St.  Paul's  sq 
Hollis  Chph.  3,  Mary  Ann  st 
Howie  C.74,  Coleshill  street 
Howie  Richard,  20,  Moor  st 
Jackson  B.  ct.  88,  Steelhs.  In 
Jenkins  Hy.  11,  Spencer  st 
Lee    Edwin  E.    11,    James 

street,  and  2,  Fleet  street 
Lomas  W.  21|,  Lichfield  st 
Lucas  T.ct.  14^  Lt.  Charles  st 
Marrian  J.  28,  Upr.  Priory 
Moore  Paul,  Lister  street 
Parkeslsaac,ct.7, Henrietta  s 
Parkes  Joseph  and  Son,  37, 

Loveday  street 
Price  Thos.  ct.  10,  Snow  hill 
Rawlins  Edw.  31,  Whittall  st 
Reading  Joseph,  Brunswick 

place.  Lower  Tower  street 
Reeves  James,  ct.  19,  Hill  st 
Robinson  R.  ct.  15,Darwin  st 
RobothamT.82^,Cardigan  st 
Rowley  C.  23,  Newhall  st 
Rowley  Wm.  22,  Freeman  st 
Sanders  J.  43,  Weaman  st 
Smallwood  James     P.    85, 

Lichfield  street 
Steel  VVm.  17,  Hampton  st 
Taylor  and  Davenport,   21, 

Loveday  street 
Taylor  G.  59,  Northwood  st 
Toy  &  Bentley,35,  Charlt.  st 
Welch  Chas.  1,  Caroline  st 
Westwood  M.  8,  Whittall  st 
Williams  G.  7|,  Newhall  st 
WindleE.ct.l2,  NewCanal  st 

Stationers. 

See  also  Booksellers.,  Stationers^ 
and  Paper  Warehouses, 

Allen  J.tfe  Son,3,Colmorervv 
BensonJohn,36,Colmore  rw 


382 


BIR.MINGIJA.M    TRADE    LIST. 


Boots.  P.  13i,Smiillbruuk  st 
liooth  T.  11.  36,  Conj,'^re\e  st 
iiowcn  R.  4o,  Constitution  li 
lirierley  J.  L.  104,  Dale  end, 

and  Swan  yard.  High  st 
Coley,    Rogers  and  (Jough, 

9,  Exeter  row 
Cooper  S.  <fcSon.33,rnion  st 
Corns  George,  71-^,  i^lig^i  ^t 
Davies  Rd.  40,  Temple  row 
Devonshire  H.  37,  Dale  end 
DewsonJ.cfe  Son,  1 07, New  st 
Dyson  J.  B.  40,  Newhall  st 
Evans  &  Ad  lard,  9  and  10, 

Moor  street 
Evans  Thos.  29,  Cohnore  rw 
Field  William,  •22,  High  st     . 
Forbes W.  169, Broad  st.Islng  ; 
(Godwin  George,  Moseley  st 
Gough  d'  Sumner,  York  pas-  , 

sage.  High  street 
Fentham  Samuel,  High  st 
HodgettsAllTed,22,Cannon  s  , 
Hunt  George,  42,  Union  psg 
Hunt  B.  tt  Sons,  7-^  High  st 
Jenkinson  Rd.  6,  Church  st  , 
Massey  Edw.  2,  Graham  st    i 
Morris  ife  (J ore, 28,  Colmore  r 
Perry  Mclil.  1 1 1.  Hockley  hi 
I'ickou  Thus.  221,  Bristol  st 
PictonM.A.9S,Broad  st.lsltu 
I'rice  J oscph, '3S,  Cherry  st 
Price  Ths.  &  Co.  14,  Ann  st 
RadclyfTeT.cfeSon,lOS,New  s 
ReynoldsW.H.  iy.],Daleend 
Rowan  J.31,(it.Hamptonrw 
Sheldon  J.  jun.  1.30,  Moorst 
Shirwood  Edwin,  (fancy,)  4^), 

St.  Paul's  square 
Sidney  John,  13,  Bull  street 
Smith  Thos.  32,  Exeter  row 
Solomon  G.  61,Constitutn.  hi 
Swan  Brotliers,  2,  Newhl.  st 
Swan  wick  M.  A-  S.  93,  Broad 

street,  Islington  i 

Tomkinson  Rd.  C.  .'59,  Snow 

liill,  and  12,  Eiltfhaston  st 
Tonks  J(din,  01,  Hill  street 
Turner  .Iolm,.*n,  Temph'rw  I 
^Vadsworth  J.  2;>,Coh'.sliiUst 
Watt  Robert,  25,  Ann  street  : 
Watts  Thomas,  14,  Snow  hi 

Stay  &  Corset  Mkrs. 

Abbott  M.77.^,^^mnllbrookst 
Bakewell  t^- "Armiield,  112, 

I  lanipton  strr<'t 
Hiirford  H.7,  Union  passage  j 
Birks  A.  9,  Chapelhouse  st 
Bowrn  C.    12,  ^!onnlou(h  st 
Bridgwater  E.  1 12,('oh',shl.st 
Brough  Ann,  320,  Cheapside  , 
Burton  S,  199,  Aehtcd  row     . 


I  Collins  Jeminm,  97, Dale  end 
DowningS.40,Bartholomw.s 
Ede  Eliza.  214,  Bristol  street 
i  Field  A.  17S,  Bromsgrove  st 
Field  Eliza,  226,  Sherlock  st 
Field  Elizbth.  35,  Sherlock  st 
Garner  C.  173,  Tennant  st 
(J  ray  Thos.  9,  Summer  row 
GreatheadS.  97,  Steelhs.  In 
Griffiths  Ann,  18,  Exeter  rw 
Grove  S.  24,  Upr.  Tower  st 
Hiirford  C.  A.  3,  Cheapside 
Hayward  M.  19,  Pershore  st 
Haden  Hannah, 31,  Leggest 
Hill  Cath.  55,  Church  street 
Hill  Hannah,  107,  Livery  st 
Hilliar  H.  48,  Fordrough  st 
Holt  Sarah,  132^,  Suffolk  st 
Hurstc''.'Reynol(ls,lOO,Newst 
Jackson    J.,    Stay  Cottage, 

74,  New  street 
James  Kli/,.,  Henengc  street 
Lucas.M  .b9,Highst.Burdesly 
Lupson  Absic,  AstonNewTn 
Mander  .M.  A.  11,  Cannon  st 
Mappin  Ann,  61,  Newhall  st 
Mascall  Wm.  22,  Thorp  st 
Monton  S.  117,  Tennant  st 
Ncwey  Jane,  J  20,  Snowhill 
Owen  Eliza,  i)6.  Bull  street 
Parkcs  S.  cVr  M .  233,  Bristol  st 
Pearson  My.  L.  32,  L'nion  st 
Penny  E.  109,  Tennant  st 
Perry  J.  and  S.  23,  Aston  st 
Rea  Mary,  19,  Summer  row 
Robinson  E.20,NewTown  rw 
Simister  James,  Essex  street 
Smith  Ann  &  Co.  24,  Bull  st 
Taylor  A.  80,  Constitution  hi 
Taylor  Eliz.  Bromsgrove  st 
Webb  Sarah,  Moseley  road 
Williams  Wm.  30,  Bull  st 
Woolley  11.  51,  Worcester  st 
Wrighton  Maria,  25,  High  st 
Wykes  \Vm.,  76,  Bull  street 

Stcaxn  Engine  Boiler 
IVIakers. 

Marked  *  make  Gtis-Holders 
also. 

Edwards  Thomas,  Islington 
Foundry,  105  and  106, 
Grosvonor  street.  West 

•  11  orton. I  oshua. (trustees  of) 
Taylor's  dock,  Springhill ; 
Thos.  PigLfidt,  niana;;er 

liorlon  Joshua  A-  \\illiam, 
ilUna  Works,  Smethwick 

Richards  Thos.  E}Te  street 

Steel  &  Fancy  Chain 
IVIakers.  ■ 

Bennett  Win.22,  Leggest 


Fletcher  E.  149,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Perry  J.  C.  jun.  18,  Legge  s 
Sly  Wm.  Brueton's  walk 
White  M.  18^,Buckinghm.st 
WillettsG.  211,  Heneage  st 

Steel  IVIill  Manufrs, 

•  See  Malt  ^  CoJ'ee  Mill  Mkrs. 

Steel   Pen    Manufrs. 

See  also  Gold  Pen  Mii/rs. 

Bettridge   and    Weston,    5, 

Berkley  street 
BurtonS.<fcJ.13,Cumberlnd.3 
BradfordG.3,King  .Vlfred's  p 
GillottJph.  Victoria  Works, 

Graham  st.  <fe  95,  New  st 
Heeley  Jas.  «fe  Sons,  Mount 

st.  and  Graham  st 
HollingsheadJ.86,N. Canals 
Hollis  E.St.  George's  Works, 

10,  Hampton  st 
Hinks,  Wells,  «fe  Co.  12  &  13, 

Buckingham  st 
Longmore,    J.    &    Co.    13, 

Bread  st.  Newhall  st. 
Lowe  Thos.  9,  Bordesley  st. 
Mason   and    Elkington,  37, 

Lanca-ster  street 
Mitchell  .1.  48,  Newhall  st 
Mitchell  W.  7,  St.  Paul's  sq. 

Job  Harlow,  manager 
Myers  Myer,  8.  Newhall  st 
Rudhall  Jph.  <fe  Co.  33,Wor- 

cester  street 
Sexty  J.B.  lll,Gt.Charless 
Sheldon  J.  55..  (it.Hamptn.s 
Slack  Richd.  9,  St.  Pauls  sq 
WalkerR.  170, Broad  st.  Isltn 
West  wood  J.  61,  Caroline  st 

Steel  Toy  Manuftrs. 

See  also  Heavy  Sttel  Toy  Mfrs. 

Allbutt  Jph,  41,  Belmont  rw 
Argyle  T.  ct.  16,NewJohn  st 
AshforthJ  .ct.31 2, Summer  In 
Askey  W.82,  Brearley  st. 
Bayles  \\ .  Bartholomew  st 
Bennett  Fred.  Bruettm's  wk 
Bill  T.  H.  37,  Staniforth  st 
Bland  T.  S3,  Parson's  bldgs. 
Hooker  T.160,  (it.  Hmptn.  r 
Buckley  Frdk.  ct.  9,  Cecil  st 
Burley  B.  ct.  4,  lUucher  st 
Bishop  and  Redshaw,  ct.  3, 

Bartholomew  street 
Chambers  Wm.  Oo/x^ll.s  st 
Clark    I.  it  Co.  53,  Lionel  st 
Cotterill  Ed.  101,  Henry  st 
Cresswell  Wm.6,Weaman  st 
Darby  .Let.  9,  Lr.  Brearley  st 
DeakinJ.T.LL^,Lt.  Charles  s 


RIRiMIN'GHAM    TRADE     LIST. 


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Green  Tlios.  33,  Harford  st 
Hanson  (ieo.  Crejfoe  i)lace 
Ilaynes  Ja-s.28,Staniforth  st. 
Heeley  J  as,  «fe  Sons,  Mount 

st.  and  (i  rah  am  st 
Ileeley  Wm.  ct.  6,  Thorpe  st 
nollo\vayJ,cfeA.96,(^rauge  r 
Ilolloway  Jno.i^D.43,  Mo- 
land  street 
James  J  no.  254,  Aston  rd. 
Johnson  Ceo.  13.  Digby  st 
Jones  Th.  Fras.  12,  Cecil  st. 
Law  James,  19.3.  Cheapside 
I.nckett  tt  Newman,  Essex  s 
^HllicampJ.ct.54N.John  s.w 
Miitlow  E.  10,  Ct.  Ilussel  st 
Osborne  Hy.  ct.  9.  Barr  st 
Perry  J.  C.  jnn.  18,  Legge  st 
Pratt  T.  ct.  28,  U.  Tower  st 
Quiney  E.  Cregoep.BellBn.r 
liowley  Wm.  22.  Freeman 
Stirk  Nathl.34,WhittalI  st. 
Stringer  John,  Spring  st 
Taylor  Saml.  ct.  4,  Thorp  st 
Thay  Silas,  ct.  17,  Aston  st. 
ToUey  Hy.  ct.  4,  Caroline  s 
Turner  J  as.  ct.  77.  Cecil  st. 
Toney  Wm.  V.  Soho  Works 
TwiggG.  Summer  hi.  Wks. 
TysallBenj.8,  Exeter  row 
Tysall  Jph.  2,  Grovesnor  st. 
Wassail  J. ct.  1  l,Barthlmw.  st 
Wassail  W.  ct.  53.)  Cregoe  st 
Wright  H.  48,  Hatchett  st. 

Steelyard  Manuftrs, 

See  Scale  Beam  8fc.  Mjrs. 

Stencillers  (^Colours. 

Allen  John,  Ml,  Lord  street 
BreakspeareJ.l  1  ,Nevvhl.hill 
Colesby  Thomas, William  st 
Curtis  William,  71,  Oxford  st 
Hyron  Wm.  ct.  1,  Brewery 

street.  New  Town  row 
LeakW.ct.2,  New  Thomas  st 
Pretty  William,  62,  Mott  st 
Snow  John,  ct.  1,  Allison  st 
Startin  T.jun.  Grove's  bldgs 

Stirrup  Manufctrs. 

Bond  Jas.  Suttons  buildings 
Lowe  Jas.  99,Bromsgrove  st 
MarigoldJ.ct.  14,  Lichfield  st 
Jones  John,  (ladies')  27, 
Brewery  st.  New  Town  nv 
Oakes  John,  6,  Exeter  row 
Ray  William,  19,  Cottage  In 
Sheldon  W.  ct.  10,  Church  st 
Smallwood  J.  38,  Weamn.st 
Smallwood  J .  93,Staniforth  st 
SmallwoodT.22,Staniforthst 


Stock  &  Share  Brokers. 

AllportS.jnn.31,  Bennett'shl 
Ashwin  J.(share,)31,Watrl.s 
Cooper  Wm.  14,  Waterloo  st 
CotterillC.F. 31,  Bennett'shl 
Hamilton  J.  W.  3,  Ann  st 
Kell  Thos.  35,  Bennett's  hi 
Lane  &  Perry,  12,Waterl.  st 
Lea  Nathaniel,  Bennett's  hi 
Lee  William,  9,  Temple  st 
Massey  Robert,  6,  Temple  st 
Page<fePretty,22,  Bennett's  h 
Pearson  J.  31,  Bennett's  hill 
Phillips  Wm.  28,  Ann  street 
Phipson  S.  Pv.  13,  Bennett'shl 
Robinson  John,  64,  New  st 
Smith  Jno.  28,  Bennett's  hill 
Timmins  E.  31,  Bennett'shl 
Wade  John,  8,  Temple  street 
WakemanW.145,Gt,  Chas.  st 
Wrighton  J. 31,  Bennett'shl 

Stone  Masons. 

See  Marble  and  Sioue  Masons. 

Stone  Merchants. 

Bennett  W.  &  J.  Berkley  st 
Clayton  Wm.  Granville  st 
Greaves  Rd.  Berkley  st.  whf 
John  Bonehill,  agent 

Stove  Manufctrs. 

Jones  G.  Phoenix  Foundry, 
Snow  hill  tfe  Lionel  street 
Mapplebeck&  Lowe,Smthfld 
Matthews  A.  147,  Lionel  st 
Price  George,  I5,  Bull  ring 
Rowley  James,  18,  Snow  hi 
Walker  John,  32,  Coleshl.  st 
Walker  Thos.  58,  Oxford  st 

Stove  Grate  Mnfrs. 

AingworthH  .4 1  &  1 09,  Snow  h 
Baker  &  Co.  78,  Digbeth 
Deeley  <fe  Irwin,4,  Up.  Priory 
Gorton  Geo.  89,  Lombard  st 
Hooper  S.  and  Co.  Cottage 

lane  Works 
Jones  G.  Phoenix  Foundry, 

Snow  hill  &  Lionel  street 
Jones  Thomas  <fe  Sons,  31, 

and  32,  Bradford  street 
Mapplebeck&Lowe,  Smthfld 
Middleton  Jas.  Smethwick 
Marshall&Sons,74,Bradfd.  st 
Naish<feOsborn,22,Coleshl.  st 
Page  John,  94,  Aston  road 
Page  Thos.  Belmont  passage 
Room  Hrbt.  (toher  Majesty,) 

16,  Bull  ring 
Smith  cfe  Ilawkes,  Broad  st 
Smith  Jph.  43,  Hill  street 


fitratv  Hat  Makers. 

Alvey  Mary,  Parade 
Aston  I'^liz.  210,  Ash  ted  row 
Aston  L. 17, Mount  st.Nwhl.st 
Baker  Sarah,  23,  Summer  In 
Bakewell  II.  21,  Tenuant  st 
Ball  Julia,  10,('onstitutn.  hill 
Baylis  Elizabeth,  74,  Cecil  st 
Berry  M.  A.  335,  Summer  In 
Birch  E.  109,  Coleshill  st. 
Booker  E.  160,  Gt.IImptn.rw 
Bowen  C.  12,  Monmouth  st. 
Brewton  Ann,  5,  Princes  st. 
Brindley  J. 35  &  93,  Snow  hill 
Brookes  cfeH  arris,85, Aston  st 
Brown  C.  65,  Hurst  street 
Burley  M.  F.  75,Bromsgi-v.  st 
Cardall  E.  73,  Hospital  st 
Carter  Ann,  25,  Weaman  st 
Cave  Sarah,  16,  Barford  st 
Chatwin  H,  39,  Blucher  st 
Cheatle  J.  46,  Smallbrook  st 
Clark  E.  97,  Up.  Tower  st 
Coleman  J.  E.  44,  Church  st 
Cook  Sarah,  67,  Summer  lu 
Cope  Amelia,  109,  Barr  st 
Cox  Sarah,  113,  Lancaster  st 
Crosby  Ann  A.  Cobdcn  pi. 
Davies  Eliz,  19,  Sun  st.  W. 
DeanM.A.150,  Brearley  stW 
Devenport  J.  13,  Exeter  row 
Duffield  M.  26,Gt.Hmptn.rw 
Edwards  J.  64,  Coleshill  st 
Edwards  J.  9,  Nelson  st.  W. 
Edwards  Sarah,  2,  Bull  st 
Ewins  E.  A.  37,  Ryland  st 
Fehr  Thomas  J.  63,  High  st 
Fisher  E.  25,  Gt.  Colmore  st 
Glynn  S.  134,  Gt.  Brook  st 
Green  Eliza,  126,  Snow  hill 
Green  E.  99,  Lancaster  st 
GreenM.  75,Broad  st.lslngtn 
GregoryJ.  B.  26, Worcester  st 
Gregory  W.H.  89,Pershore  st 
Hammond  Eliz.  46,  Bath  st 
Hanks  Mary,  9,  Vittoria  st 
H  arper  E.  3S,  Banbury  st 
Heeley  A.  24,  Hampton  st 
Hill  Sarah,  248,  Aston  road 
Hodgetts  E.  15,  Loveday  st 
Hotchkiss  P.  134,  Broad  st. 

Islington 
Iddins  J.  16,  Ncwhall  hill 
Jackson  C.  10,  Horse  fair 
Jackson  John,  19,  New  st 
James  M.  A.  7,  Smallbrook  st 
Jones  H.  43,  Sheepcote  st 
Jones  S.  103,  Hampton  st 
Lamb  Miss  M.  ^L  94,  Broad 

street,  Lslington 
Lowe  A.  99^  Bromsgrove  st 
Lowe  Mary,  14,  Hurst  st 
Lowe  Sarah,  229,  Bristol  st. 


384 


BlR.MIXOn.AM    TRADE    LIST. 


MapsonC.  A.43,NewCanal  st 
Matthews  M.  A.  97,  (iros- 

veiior  street.  West 
Millwanl  A.  M.  iVr  Mary  A. 

140,  liradford  street 
Moffatt  Sarali  A.  Cobden  pi 
Moore  E.  <fe  11.  l."JO,  Lionel  st 
Morley  E.  94,  Nortliwood  st 
Morris  M.92,  Ilatcliettst 
Moulds  II.  9J,  I'p.  Tower  st 
Nicholas  Kliz.  42,  Dale  end 
N ichoUs  K.  1  .■J7,  Hrearley  st  \V 
Nokes  M.  40,  IJromsfrrovest 
Parker  Ann,  l.'j,  Bath  st 
Parker  Maria,  4.'J,  Horse  fair 
Parsons  E.  49,  (a.  (  harlesst 
Parton  Ann,  Barker  street 
Pimm  S.  l.iH,  Hockley  hill 
llawlins  Cath.  1,  Bath  st 
Head  Henry,  l.!0,  Snow  liill 
Redding  L.  'AiJ"],  Snninier  In 
lloberts  S.  106,  Bradford  st 
Uook  Eliza,  5H,  C'oleshill  st 
Russell  A.  .'Jl,  Lr.Brearley  st 
Ryland  Eliz.  .'JO,  BalsiiU  st 
Scarlett  Eliz.  i,  'I'ennant  st 
Sellman  S.  27-  Hampton  st 
Sharpe  L.  "2,  Sheepcote  st 
Smith  George,  122,  Dij^lteth 
Spencer  F.  16,  Coleshill  st 
Steed  My.  A.  67,  Haiiley  st 
Stibbs  Eleanor,  47,  Cherry  st 
Stone  E.. ■<.'{.'),  New  John  st.  \V 
Sutton  Elizabeth,  2.  New  st 
Taylor  E.  10,  Hampton  st 
Tavlor  Mury,  47,  Meriden  st 
'I'horp  William,  24,  Bull  st 
Tidman  A.  l.'{,  .lennen's  row 
Wainwright  Eliz.  Ill,  High 

street,  Bordesley 
Ward  Hannah,  21,  Cox  st 
AVard  Jane,  60,  Bell  Barn  rd 
Ward  Stirah  R.  Carbutt  st 
Wilkiiis»»n  Charlotte,  Mill  st 
A\'illiamsM.r».  Highst.Drtnd 
Wilson  My.  21,  Sherlock  st 
A^'oodall  .\.  S,  Howard  st. 
M'raL'g  U.  ."il,  Aston  street 
Wright  Eliz.  2.50,  Bristol  st 

8trav^  Plait  Dealers. 

Bates    and     Hitchuiaii,    l.'). 

Union  street 
Boweu  (;.  12,  Monmouth  st. 
Brindley   .1.  Bedforil  Hou.se, 

.'»;"»,  Snow  hill 
Evans  T.  1,'{,  New  Meeting  st 
(iregory.1. 1 i. 26,  Worcester  st 

Street  I<amp   Manuflrs. 

Bent  J.  2h;{,  Bell  Barn  road 
Keu, E. iSill.  ct. 2,  Edmund  at 


Surgeons. 

Amphlett  S.  H.  .'}o,Paridise  st 
Archer  J.  21 1,  High  st.  Drtnd 
Badger  S.  T.  187,  Bromsgv.  st 
Baker  A.  16,  Colmore  row 
Baker  Robert  L.  77,  High  st. 

Bordesley 
Bangham  E.  23,  Gt.Chas.  st 
Bartiett  E.  10,  Colmore  row 
Berry  Sml.  11,  Newhall  st. 
Bindley  S.  A.  17,  Newhall  st 
Bolton  I).  88,  Bath  row  hldgs 
Bracey  Cha.s.  43,  Bristol  st 
linrbury  S.  W.l.k,  Whittallst 
Burdett  &  Jones,  42,  New- 
hall st.  «fe  23,  Temple  row 
Butler  Jph.  45,  Horse  fair 
Bury  (ieorge.  Barker  street 
Cartwright   and   Ward,   25, 

Steelhouse  lane 
Chavasse,    Amphlett,    and 

Blake,  6,  Old  square 
Chavasse  Pye  H.  12,  Old  sq 
Chavasse  S.  45,  Whittall  st 
Cheshire  E.  21,  Temple  row 
Clarkson  J.  5S,  Newhall  st 
Clay  Jcdin,  i)H,  Digbcth 
Cox  Win.  S.  24,  Temple  rw 
Crijips  Edw.   18,  Tem])le  rw 
Crompton  ]).  17,  Temple  rw 
Cross  Chas.  W.  15,  Aston  rd 
Davies  Richard  William,  93, 

Ashted  row 
Davis  Hy.  64,  Abbey  place 
Devis  .1.  (i.,  Camden  Mlla, 

Camden  street 
Downes  \\  illiam,  Soho  hill 
Duft(m  Wm.  39,  Temple  st 
Elkington  F.  3,  Newhall  st 
Elkington  (Jeorge,   1,  Fred- 
erick street,  Edgbaston 
r-^llis  Samuel,  4,  lUill  ring 
Ellis  Ihos.  86,  Bradford  st 
Field  Fredk.  107,  Snow  hill 
IVeer  Thos.  1.3,  St.  Paul's  sq 
Freer  W.C.  141,  (;t.  Chas.  st 
I'nlford  Chas.  .34.  Paradise  st 
(ireen    Thos.  70,  Newhall  st 
(lutteridge    Thos.   (consult,) 

Monument  lane 
Hadley  John  J|)h.,  22.  Col- 
niitre  row.  A-  47,  Coh'shl.  st 
I  lammondW.I  laudswth.  vlg 
Hardy  Jesse,  !>0,  S1et>llis.  In 
liarmer  ,las.  .35,  NewhaiU  at 
Hawkesford(;.23!»,Bristi»lst 
Haves  J.  B.,  4.3,  Newhall  st 
Hedey  Alf.  21.^,  Bristi.l  st 
Hill  Thonuis  \'.  2(»,  Ann  st 
IliiidH  \\'in.  2(>,  Summer  row 
lloare  W.  22,  Mount  street, 

Newhall  street 
Hodgshon  (i.  77,  Pershorc  st 


Hodgson  Josepti,  Hagley  rd 

and  16,  Temple  row 
lioskins  A.   128,   Broad  st., 

Islington 
Hunt  Jno.  44,  Gt.Charles  st 
Johnston  J  as.  8,  Parade 
Jones  Geo.  142,  Snow  hill 
Jordan  John,  52,  Newhall  st 
Jukes  Fred.  45,  Cherry  st. 
Knowles  G.B.3,  St.  Paul's  sq 
LawrenceJ.126,Gt.Hmptn.  s 
Lloyd  Wm.  W.  Islington  rw 
Macpherson  Rt.  128,  Moors 
Meeke  Chs.  13,  Gosta  green 
MiddlemoreRd.l9,Temple  r. 
O'HaraH.  L.l03,Gt.Cha«.st 
Onion  John,  5,  Jennen's  rw 
Paine  F.  H.  Ill,  Snow  hill 
Palmer  C.  F.  7,  Gt.  Chas.  st 
Palmer  S.  F.  7,  Gt.  Chas.  .st 
Parker  L.  20,  Colmore  row 
Parsons  W.  173,  Hockley  hi 
PartridgeW.H.13,  Newhall  s 
Partridge    WilUam    S.,    122, 

High  street,  Bordesley 
PasquinJ.G.25(Jt.Ilmptn.rw 
Percival  Wm.  J.  29,  Bath  st 
Phillips  J.  R.  75,  r.  Towers 
Porter  Chas.  54,  Digl>eth 
Rice  Barnard,  ,39,  Moor  st 
Richards  (Jeo.  (ieorge st.  W. 
RichardsW.  M.35,Gt.Chas.  s 
Roden  T.  C.  1,  St.  Paul's  .sq 
Russell  Jas.  63,  Newhall  st 
Ryland  Fdk.  29,  Waterloo  st 
Ryley  Hy.  14,  Old  square 
SandersW,26,Broad  st.  Islng 
Simons  J.  22,  Msisshouse  In 
Solomon  J.  B.  68,Newhall  st 
Sprost(Ui  J.  G.  101,  Snow  hi 
Sj)roston  W.  H.  25,  Horse  fr 
Swain  Thos.  24,  Ann  street 
Swinson  G.  N.  37, Cannon  st 
Tarleton  Wm.  89,  New  st 
Taylor  (i.  31,   FMgbaston  st 
Taylor  Thos.  19,  Bennetts  hi 
Townsend  C.  8,  Newhall  st 
Waltcm  J.  B.  5.'),  Digbeth 
\V  atsoiuVVelloly.38,  Ashted  r 
Whittell  11.  T. l6,St. Mary's  r 
\y  ickenden  .1  oseph, (consult.) 

Hagley  road 
Wilkins  W.  W.  3,3,  Parade 
^\ilki^sonH. 9,  Steelhouse  In 
Wilkinson  J.  14,  Up.Tinver  st 
Willeox  J(din,  120,  Bath  rw 
AN'illiams  T.  t)4,  Newhall  st 
^^'illiams  T.W.  1 1,  Cobnore  r 
AN'ood  Richard,  18,  Temple  r 

Surgeon  Dentists. 

English  T.  R.  23,  Colmore  r 
Hey  wood  J.  I).  9S,  Suflolk  st 


BIRMINQHAM    TR.ADK    UST. 


385 


Hume  W.  (material  mamifr.) 

34,  Hampton  street 
Jardiue  JNl.  11.42,  Cheapside 
Jones  Edwin,  9,  Easy  row 
Lyons  jNIorris,  143,  Suflfolkst 
Meacham  J.  Ill),  Snow  lull 
Murj)hy  John,  22,  Ann  st 
Robertson  W.  8,  Old  square 
Selvey  J.  109,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Sims  Rt.  51,  Union  passage 
Stokes  T.  11,  Gosta  green 
Stringer  James,  Farm  st 
Underhill  S.  New  Thomas  st 
Warren  E.  P. 34,  Temple  rw 
WoolleyW.130,  Bromsgrv.st 

Surgeons'   Instrument 
and  Truss  Mnfrs. 

Marked  *  are   IVuss  Makers. 

Attlee  Thomas,  Wm.  &  Co. 

139,  Snow  hill 
•Best  Joseph  and  Son,  33, 

St.  Paul's  square 
•Coleman  W.  42,St.Paurs  sq 
•Dutton  S.    (truss  only)   47, 

Curzon  street 
•Flint  Wm.  B.  18,  Ann  st 
Hobson  William  Henry  and 

Co.  15,  Horse  fair 
•Mappin  J.  61,  Nevvhall  st 
Osborn  &  Sons,  54,  New  st 
Salt  Mary  &  Son,  21,  Bull  st 
Salt  Richard,  5,  Dale  end 
Warren   Uriah,    (late   Wm, 

Lort)  21,  Lancaster  street 

Surrogates. 

AUport  Rev.  J.  Gt.  Jirook  st 
Bull  Rev.  G.S.  Hagley  road 
Fenwicke  Rev.  G.  O.  Aston 
Garbett  Rev.  J.Hockley  hill 
Latimer  Rev.  G.  B.   P.   St. 

Paul's  square 
Miller  Rev.  J.  C.  Bath  row 
MorganRev.S.F.Grovenorpl 
OldhamRev.  J  .0.  Welliugtn.r 
Pixell  Rev.  H.  Church  road, 

Edgbaston 
Spooner  Rev.  I.   Chad  road, 

Edgbaston 
Yorke  Hon.  and  Rev.  G.  M. 

Temple  row 

Surveyors. 

Those  marked  1  are  Buildhifj  ; 
2,  Mine ;  cV  the  rest  are  Land, 
Building,  ^c.  Surveyors. 

Broomhead    Thomas,    175, 

High  street,  Deritend 
Cook  John,  Spring  walk 
2  Cookey  J.  5,  Bennett's  hi 


Couchman  C.33,Waterloo  st 
Devy  Edw.  77,  Newhall  st 
Fowler  William,  &  Son,  23, 

Waterloo  street 
Foxall    Edw.    (road)    Good 

Knave's  end 
Frost  William,  1 1,  Guest  st    i 
Gilbert  Jas.  120,Bordeslev  st  i 
Goodess  A.  Iliff,  Soho  hill 
Hammond  J.21,  Waterloo  st 
Holbeche  J.  25,  Waterloo  st 
Houghton  D.  20,  Paradise  st 
Lea  A.<feSons,39,  Cannon  st 
Lucas  Jas.  P.  61,  High  st 
Ludlow  Jph.  44,  Cherry  st 
Mase  J.  W.   G.   54,   liroad 

street,  Islington 
Massey  Robt.  6,  Temple  st 

1  Naden  Thomas,  sen.   and 
ai>praiser,  188,  Livery  st 

Podmore  and  Cotterell,  26, 

Bennetts  street 
RobinsE.&C.&Co.  47,Newst 
Roderick  John,  54,  New  st 

2  Rollason  T.  41,  Cherry  st 
Simcox  H.  32,  Paradise  st 
Smith  Henry,  Moseley  road 
Taylor  William,(road)Gran- 

ville  street  wharf 
Walker  John,  79,  High  st 
Yates  Chas.  1,  Suffolk  street 

Swivel  Makers. 

See  Jewellers. 

Sword  Cutlers. 

Harvey  J.  40,  High  st.  Drtnd 
Heighington  J.  Bordsly.  mis 
Hill  Stephen,  (rifle  swords,) 

35  <fe  36,  Pritchet  street 
Hinton  William,  coiirt  23, 

High  street,  Bordesley 
JohnsonB.ct.l7iBarthlmw.s 
Kennedy  Rd.  53,  Lovedayst 
MoleR.171?Broadst.Islingtn 
Osborn  Thos.  Up.  Trinity  st 
Reeves,  Greaves,  &  Reeves, 

28,  Bartholomew  street 
Sargeant  Brothers,  74,   Ed- 
mund street 

Scythe  Stone  Mnfrsr 

Woodward  Brothers,  5,  Cres- 
cent wharf 

Syringe  Manufrs. 

Benton  G.  17,  Gt.  Charles  st 
Harriman  J.  58,  Church  st 
Tibbins  Rbt.  104,  Suffolk  st 


Tailors  Sc  Drapers. 

Those  VHirhed  *  are  Drapers, 
(5C  t  deal  in  ready  made  clothes. 

Aaron  Isaac,  19,  Edgbstn.st 
tAdams  Ily.  Winson  green 
Adams  .Tames,  Soho  hill 
Adams  Wm.  1 1,  Balsall  st 
Akers  Tlios.  113,  Livery  st 
Akers  W.  10,  Brearley  st.W. 
Albretch  A.  19,  New  Townr 
Allen  B.  127.  Gt.  Francis  st 
•Allen  Edwin,  7,  Digbeth 
Allen  N.  S.39,  Belmont  row 
•AUport  A.  1  &2,  Colmorerw 
AlstonR.R.29.  N  W.Thomas  s 
Assinder  Geo.  7,  Worcester  st 
Assinder  James,  9,  Chapel  st 
Austin  Edw.  26,  Up.  Priory 
Averill  1. 133,High  st.Bordsly 
•Baker  Jno.  58,  Edmund  st 
Baker  William,  108,  Moor  st 
Bakewell  T.  85,  Ashted  row 
•BallE.  l35,Broadst.Islngtn 
•Ball  John.  2,  Lt.  Charles  st 
Ballard  G.W.  14,  Freeman  st 
Ballard  William,  45,  Howest 
•Bamford  Jno.220,Bristolst 
BanksE.H.82,  Ravenhurstst 
•Barke  &  Son,  132,  New  st 
Barrington  T.  11,  Lawleyst 
Barron  Thomas,  Grant  street 
Barry  Thos.  73,  Hockley  hill 
Baxter  Abm.  Heneage  street 
Baxter  John,  28,  Pritchet  st 
Bennett  John,  9,  Hall  street 
Bennett  M.41,  Navigation  st 
Bennett  S.  26,  Meriden  st 
•Blackwell  Jas.  49,  New  st 
•Boucher  John,  jun. 20,  New 

street,  &  39,  Cherry  street 
Bough  J.6,Mount  st.Newhl.  s 
Bradley  John,  32,  Inge  street 
Brake  Job,  146,  Bath  row 
Briden  William,   44,  Bread 

street,  Newhall  street 
Bridges  Geo.  &  Son,  Coach 

yard.  Bull  street 
Britton  B.  254,  Bradford  st 
Brookes  Charles,  81,  Newst 
Brookes  W.  5, Washington  st 
BrownB.2,Mary  st.Caroln.st 
BruceJ.M.71,Parkst.  Bullrg 
BullivantG.  16, Brearley  st.W 
Burke  .las.  60,   Hampton  st 
Burn  James,  bo,  Fazeley  st 
•tButler  E.  A.  77,  High  st 
Carr  .Tames,  Gopsall  street 
•Causer  Daniel,  1 1,  Union  st 
Chandler  Geo.  4,  Union  pas 
Chapman  B.  95, Gt.  Hmptn.  r 
•Clare  Joseph,  61 ,  Ashted  rw 
ClewleyT.  11, Washington  at 

3C 


386 


BfRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


CUft  \V.  46.  Fiigh  St.  Deritnd 
Coleman  W .  3,  Henrietta  st 
CoUedf^e  K.  l,New  Sunir. st 
Collins  ifc  Hill,  16,  Cannon  st 
Conf^ave  Henrj-,  79,  Holt  st 
Cooke  Wni.  52,  Edgbastn.st 
•Cooper  \U)t.  22,  Aston  street 
Cooper  W.  llj.i,   Ileneage  st 
•Corbott  W  in.  101.  New  .st 
•Costello  Michael,  15,  Cox  .st 
Cottrell  W.  52,  Branston  st 
Cowan  .Tolin,  61),  Brearley  st 
Dabljs  J.  S2.  Gt.  Charles  st 
•Davies  E.  41,  Lr.  Hurst  .st 
•Davis  John,  80,  Cheapside 
Davis  .Tohn.  Ileneage  street 
•Deakin  Jph.1 83,  Tennantst 
Deakin  T.  22,  Sniallbrookst 
•Darwin  H.  J.  35,  Bull  .><t 
*Dinient  Jno.46,  Summer  In 
Downing  T.  Sherbounie  whf 
Doyle  Plulij),  32,  Russell  st 
Duukley  Hy.  23,  Curzon  st 
Dunkley  J  as.  30.  Derby  st 
Dunkley  Thos.  99,  Henry  st 
Dymock  \V.35,  (jt.  Brook  st 
Edwards  J.  94,  Bromsgv.  st 
Ellis  Win.  67,  Woodcock  st 
•Evan.s  Wm.  28,  Sufl'Dlk  st 
•Evens  Rd.  <k  Avtli.  Jones, 

125,  Suffolk  street 
EverardC. 65,  n  igh  st.  Brdslys 
Fantham  .1.  26,  Bordesley  st 
•Fenn  Jj)h.  23.^,  Temple  st 
tFindley  John  L.  54.  Bullst 
•Fisher  Saml.  13,   Cherry  st 
Fletcher  W,  72,  Pershore  st 
'•+Foulkes  W.  C.  13,  High  st 
'Foxwell  ITenry,8,  Cherryst 
Franklin  K.  10,  Lancaster  st 
Galvin  Peter,  47,  Slaney  st 
•(iardnor  T.  33,  Congreve  st 
(Jaunt  Rol)ert,  22,  Wells  st. 
CJe])hard  J .  156,  Broad  street, 

Islington 
Cilb(>rt  1").  25,  Islington  row 
(JillxTt  (;(>orge,  12.  Sandy  In 
(iilbert  Jas. H,  Islington  row 
C;illigan'rhos.  10,  Newton  st 
(ioldingay  A.  6(5.  (it.  Barr  st 
Goodwin\V.67,(it.Hmptn.st 
Goose  J<din,  St.  X'incent  st 
(iotsall  H.ct.l6.  New  Johnst 
(;ould.lanirs,25,  Lr.  Hurstst 
GouldR.2I>.  Breadst.Nwhlst. 
tCrani  .1.  !!).  Conslitution  h 
•(in-cn  W.  73,  Constilutii.hl 
•Griftui  D.  45,  Hatchett  st 
(JrifVni  n.  35,  Cross  street 
(irilVm  .lph.32,  Keni<»n  st 
tiirilVilhs  H.  A-  E.  l.Digbeth 
(irealbcad  J.  75,  Essingtonsi 
(ir<»ve  Wuj.  Moniuiient  lane 


Harris  Abhm.  12,  Bath  psg 
+ Harris  Hy.  4,  Edgbaston  st 
Harris  John,  75, St. Martin  st 
Hart  L.  2,  John  st.  Dale  end 
Hastings  G.  142,  Heneage  st 
Hawksfbrd  T.  1 16,Lancstr.st 
HeathII.W.122.Gt.  Hmptn.  r 
Henson  Wm.  79,  Fazelcy  st 
Henshow  R.  Villa  rd.Soho  hi 
Heritage  J.  151,  Bradford  st 
Hodges  Jas.  65,  (Jraham  st 
•Hollingsworth  J. 63,  New  st 
Holtham  J.  M.  18,Islingtn.r 
Horse  wood  Jas.  lo.  Cross  st 
*Horsefield  Thos.  Grant  st 
Horton  Wm.  39.  Sherlock  st 
•Hort  William,  and  French 
trowsers  mkr.  3,  Temple  r 
Hunt  Henry,  79,  Coleshill  st 
•Hunt  Wm.  127,  Snow  hill 
•fHyam  Saniuei,  23,  New  st 
James  Edw.  3,  Digby  street 
•James  Gideon,   Phillip   st. 

Aston  brook 
James  William,  3,  Digby  st 
•Jeuney  Vt'illiam,  54.^,  Dale 
end,  and  6,  Lower  Priory 
Johnson  Danl.  18,  Castle  st 
Johnson  Wm.  Tenbury  pi 
Joiner  Wm.  23,  Pershore  st 
•Jones  J.  A.  20,  Bennetts  hi 
•Jones  Geo.  3,  Minories 
Jones  Henry,  22,  Lr.  Priory 
t.Iones  Jas.  113,  Snow  hill 
Jones  Thos.46,Gt.Colniore  st 
Jones  Wm.  76,  Lr.  Tower  st 
•Jordan  Jas.  257,  Aston  rd 
♦Jowett  Henry,  38,  New  st 
Kerkh off  James  cfe  William, 

84,  Statlord  street 
Kirkland  T.  72,Gt.Charles  s 
Kelly  John,  49,  We  am  an  st 
•Key  (Jeorge,  153,  Ryland  rd 
t Knight  John,  72,  Snow  hi 
Key  Thomas,  37,  Water  st 
Langslow  Ed.  16,  Castle  st 
I^ashbrookAW  105.  Brad  turd  s 
Jjeonard  J.  76,  Hospital  .st 
Lewis  ('.  T.3S,  lloUowayhd 
L<'wis  I.  30,  Lowt^r  Hurst  st 
liOcker  Simon,  99,  Lionel  st 
Luck('ock(;.14(),NeNon  st.W 
Ludlow  Benj.  52,  Aston  rd 
tMacann  S.  J)7,  Snow  hill 
•Maddocks  Thoma.s  D.   S/, 

Bath  row  buildiTigs 
•Maguirt^  T.  36,    I'einph^  rw 
Malone  W.  10,  Old  scjuarr 
•.NLinniiig  ,I]di.  2,  Iliu'h  st 
Mason  ^\'.2■l,  Islington  rw 
Marlow  .F.  !I2,  Steelhouse  lu 
Mr  Carten  11.  97.Gt.Chas.  st 
Mc  Pharsou  A.JlijBradl'oidst 


Mascall  Wm.  22,  Thorp  st 
Mellow  J.  ct.  1.  Charlotte  ni 
Miles  Joseph,  48,  Digbeth 
Miles  T.  45,  Lt.  Charles  st 
Miller  A.  ct.  6,  New  Canal  st 
Milnes  Chas.  39,  Cregoe  st 
Morgan  D.  67,  Constitutn.  hi 
Moss  Joel.  80,  Stafford  st 
Mousley  Rd.  17,  Coleshill  st 
Mullanny  Jno.  Claverdon  st 
Murliss  E.  287,  Bradford  st 
Nash  John,  ct.  4,  Allison  st 
Newby  Jas.  112,  Lionel  st 
Newick  Jph.  63,  Pershore  st 
•NewtonJ  .Parkrd.Nechls  gn 
Nicholls  Jno.  8,  Lancaster  st 
Nicholas  Fdk.  42,  Dale  end 
Nicholass  T.  33,  Lionel  st 
tNorris  James,  45,  Dale  end 
Norton  Wm. Hy.27,  Hurstst 
Ordidge  Joseph,  91,  Moorst 
Owens  Edw.  8.  L'p.  Dean  st 
Owens  John,  42,  Temple  st 
Page  John,  6,  Newton  street 
Page  Thos.  64,  Brighton  pi 
Page  Wm.  39,  Caroline  st 
*PahnerW.  196,  Ashted  row 
Pairy  Geo,y7-Bromsgrove  st 
Parry  Robert,  49,  Rea  street 
Parsall  William,  33,  Bath  st 
•  Pearce  Hy.  130,  Tennautst 
Pearce  J.  B.  45,*Barford  st 
Perry  Benjamin,  5.  Bell  st 
•Pickering' S.  22 1 ,  Sherlock  st 
•Pigg  John,  216.  Bristol  .st 
*tPinner  Rd.  91,  Dale  end 
Pinner  Thos.  52,  Lichfield  st 
Pitt  Richard,  235,  Aston  rd 
Porter  .Ijdi.  118,  Lionel  st 
Price  Thos.  29,  Bristol  street 
PowellT.53,  King  Edwds.  rd 
Prigg  Tlionias,  12,  Suffolk  st 
•Pugh  John,  88,  Pershore  st 
Pursnll  ^^'m.  31.  Cardigan  st 
Pursall  W.  jnnr.  3.3,  Bath  st 
Pym  .L  247.  Gt.  Lister  street 
•Richarilson.L  F.  102,  New  st 
Riley  W.  70,  New  Summer  .st 
Robinson  J.  217A,  Camdenst 
Roe  Henry,  23,  Blucher  st 
Ro.ss  A. 2 13,  New  John  .st.W 
Sabell  .Tohn,  214,  (^aniden  st 
•Sadler  Samuel.  1)2,  Aston  rd 
tSanmelsA.  24.  Edgbaston  st 
tSamuels  E.  2.  Edghastcui  st 
Sandon  (ieo.  112,  Lawley  st 
Savery  Wm.  22,  (Jld  Cross  st 
Schandhorst  A.  130,  Moorst 
Savage  .lolui.  Idl .  Sleelhs.  In 
•Sedgwick  \\'\u.  RvUindroad 
Shettle  William,  32,   Bell  st 
Shilfon  Samuel,  (Jibheath 
Sharp  Jas.  5,  Legge  street 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


3ST 


Smith  Hy.  H.  12,  Livery  st 
Sinitli  John,  52,  Edmund  st 
Smith  J.  Ilandsworth  village 
•Smith  W.  11.  11»,  NcwhaHst 
Smith  \Vm.  88,  Hockley  st 
tSolomonK.M.1 12,Stcelhs.ln 
tSolomou  J  ph.  7l^,  Moor  st 
tSolomons  Isaac,  89,  Moor  st 
Spicer  Wra.  19,  Snow  hill 
Spinks  T.  39,  >se\vTo\vnr\v 
Starkey  Thos.  206,  Bristol  st 
•Stern  John,  53,  Snow  hill 
•Stokes  W.  96,  Lancaster  st 
Street  John,  6,  Holloway  hd 
Standon  Wm.  15,  Legge  st 
Stubbs  J.  29,  Lt.   Charles  st 
Stuteley  Wm.  Nechells  green 
Sunderland  S.240,  New  John 

ntrc^t    West 
•Swift  WilUam,  48,  Thorp  st 
Taft  John,  13,  Sun  st.  West 
Taft  W.  61,  New  John  st.W 
TarlingtonW.44,Brthlmw.st 
Taylor  J.  133,  Hampton  st 
•Taylor  J.  W.  7,  Coleshillst 
Thomas  Edvvd.  80,  Hurst  st 
Thomas  W.  14,  St.  Martin  st 
Thompson  J.  52,  Fazeley  st 
Thurston  Wm.  18,  Curzonst 
Tipper  James,  80,  Mott  st 
Tunstall  F.  19,  Up.  Tower  st 
Turner  Charles,  5,  Lease  In 
Varley  J.  163,  Gt.  Hmptn.rw 
Vaughan  T.  35,  Swallow  st 
Wain  John,  178,  Ashted  row 
•Walker  William, 50,  New  st 
Wall  Edward,  23,  Cannon  st 
Walters  J.  212,  Bell  Barn  rd 
Walton  Job,  128,  Livery  st 
•Warden  T.  129,  Bromsgv.  st 
•Wareing  Hy.  87,  High  st 
*  Wareiiig  <fe  Son,  35,  New  st 
•Warris  John,  17,  Union  psg 
Watkins  Thos.  14,  Lionel  st 
Ward  R.  24^,  New  John  st 
Webster  Adie,  Wilton  st 
•Webster  T.  61,  Church  st 
Webster  Wm.  2,  Legge  st 
Welch  John,  18,  Whittall  st 
*Weldon  John,  67,  Bull  st 
•Wellings  J.  27,Up.Towerst 
Wells  James,  81,  Lovedayst 
•Whitmore  Rt.8l,Hockleyhl 
Wilden  Henry,  159,  Unett  st 
•WigleyThos.l8.  Ct.  Kingst 
Williams  F.  7,  Lr.  Brearley  st 
Williams  John,  68,  Principst 
Williams  William,  105,  High 

street,  Bordesley 
WilsonT.32,Gt.  Hampton  rw 
Willstrop  Hy.  165,  Icknield 

street,  East 
Woodward  J.  2,  Lancaster  st 


I  WooUey  John,  60,  Hill  st 
Wormlayton  J.15,Northwd.s 
•Worrall  lit.  7,  Colmore  rw. 
Wright   rhoc.  3,  Suffolk  st 

I  Wheway  H.50,Up.Hospital  s 
\Vyatt  T.54,  Bartholomew  st 

I    Tallow  Chandlers. 

I  Adcock  Kdw.  43,  Dale  end 

Browett  A.  47,  Smallbrook  st 
.  Cooke  John,  73,  l)eansti-eet 
j  Cox  John  H.  53,  Bull  street 
I  Naden  (ieorge,  Jamaica  row  \ 
j       and  27,  High  street 
Proud  E.  &  Co.  52,  Digbeth 
Simons  Edw.  84,  Dale  end 
I  Tyther  Wm.  91,  Snow  hill      , 
Watson  J.  34,  Smallbrook  st 

Tanners, 

Deritend  Co.  87,   Liverpool 
st.  Thos.  Day,  managing 
partner 
Learmouth  &  Co.  36,  BuUst 
Middlemore  Wm.  31,   Hol- 
loway head 
Pettet  George,  4,  Dean  st 
Welch  F.  15,  Bromsgrove  st 

Tax  Assessors. 

Morris  B.  &  E.  105,  New  st  ! 
Page  Thos.  H.  105,  New  st  j 

Tea  &  Go^ee  Dealers 

Marked  *  are  Coffee  Roasters  \ 
also. 
See  Grocers  also. 
Averil  T.  &  Co.  69.1,  Bull  st 
•Birch  Messrs.&Co.8,Highst 
•Bourne  Jas.  &  II.  1 ,  High  st 
•Brooke  Brothers,57,High  st 
*Cadbury  Brothers,  Bridge  st 

Broad  street 
Dakin  dk  Co.  14,  High  street 
Dakin  Thos.  &  Co.  143,  Gt. 

Charles  street 
Grant  George,  130,  Digbeth 
Kenway  Henry,  ]  00,  Moor  st 
•Naden  George,  27,  High  st 
•Newman  &  Co.  27,  Bell  st 
•Nutter  Brothers,  12,  Union 

passage 
•OldhamJ.ctCo.  101,  Bull  st 
•PhillpotW.&Son,28,High st  , 
•Sydney  Hall&Co.26,  High  st  ' 
Smith  Jph.  19,  Church  st.  j 
Sumner  William,  97,  High  st  ' 
Walton    <fe  Lampard,    York 

passage,  High  street 

Tea  Dealers  (Travelling) 

Barber  My.  A.  60,  Carver  st 
Brown  Wm.  126,   Francis  st 


Gibson  J.  18,  George  st.  par 
IloUins  S.  158,  Camden  st 
Lewis  J.  31,  Waterloo  bldgs 
In  ing  E.  (j.  72,  Brearley  st 
Moore  R.  23,  Kg.Edward's  pi 
Morton  A.  7«,  Brearley  st.W 
Nf>kes  J.  George  st.  Lozells 
Welch  (ieo.  28,  Regent  place 
Williams  Rchl.  18,  Albion  st 

Tea  Pot  Handle  Makers 

Lees  Thos.  37,  Banbury  st 
Leeson  J.  8,  Brearley  st.  W 

Tea  Urn  and  Kettle 
Manufacturers. 

Barlow  J.  cfe  Co.  Staniforth  st 
Bradburn  G.&  T.  18,  Alcstr.st 
Chappie  Wm.  40,  Trent  st 
Davis  cfe  Lee,  19,  Freeman  st 
Goodby  S.  60,  Birchall  st 
Griffiths   and    Hopkins,    68, 

Bradford,  street 
Keyte  Samuel,  14,  Digbeth 
Pemberton  Jas.  97,  Rea  st 
Potter  Saml.  5,  Charlotte  st 
Purden  Thos.  151,  Lawley  st 
Shaw  B.  F.l  16,  Constitutn.hl 
Soutter  W.  10,  NewMarket  st 
Stirk  Joseph,  45,  Price  st 
Turner  Thomas,  18,  Buck  st 
Wilks  E.  V.  12,  Lr.  Priory 

Temperance  Commer- 
cial Hotels. 

Arundel  W.  290,  Bradford  st 
Birch  John,  26,  Newton  st 
Corbett  J. 49 & 50, Paradise  st 
Hawley  Jas.  65,  Newhall  st 
Jennens  E.  4,  Freeman  st 
Mason  James,  7L  Rea  st 
Quinton  William,  64,  Parade 
Wilkins  J.  47  &  48,  Moor  st 

Thimble  Makers. 

Marked  *  make  Silver,  and 
t  Ship's. 

Addis  J.  ct.  16,  St.  Geo.'s  nt 
Bartlett  &  Sons,  126,  Great 

Charles  street 
Brown  S.  ct.  5,  Duddestonrw 
Cattell  Jas. 53,  Worcester  at 
•Clayton  T.  ct.  24,  BaiT  st 
Cutler  J.  H.   12  *  13,  New 

Town  row 
Edelsten  ik  Williams,  New- 
hall  Works,  George  st.  par 
•Fenton  J.  74,Gt.  Hamptn  st 
fFiikin  Benj.  64,  Birchall  at 
•Freeman  Thomas,  Mott  st. 
Hadlev  W.  Honduras  wharf 
HandsT.84,Pavkst.Bull  ring 


388 

Hundey  T.  35,  Pritchet  st 
Jones  Thos.  24,  Branston  st 
Lowe  John,  Dank's  xMill 
Lunn  Jph.  10,  Mary  Ann  st 
McCardie  Jph.  Wm.  <fe  Jas. 

24,  AV'orccster  street 
Moulton  A.  IS,  Woodcock  st 
Newey  W.  ct.  9,  Hampton  st 
Nokes  G.  42,  New  Town  row 
Oakley  Tliomas,  90,  Cecil  st 
Onne  Sarah,  \ittoria  street 
Palmer  J .  6,  Broad  st.  Islngtn 
Pratt  David,  'J3.  Legije  st 
Pratt  Edmund,  New  John  st 
Pratt  Thos.  288,  Summer  In 
Rowley  C.  23,  Newhall  st 
fSimonite  John,  ;>2,  Pope  st 
•Slack  Kd.  9,  St.  Pauls  sq. 
Terry  Benjamin,  51,  Lord  st 
•Tongue  John,  78,  Parade 
Watton  John,  oS.\,  Church  st 
•\Vebb  Jas.  Tiaip^erley  bldgs. 
\\'illiam3  Wm.  30,  Bull  st 

Thread  (Patent)  Mnfrs. 

Bovver<fe  Wright,  154,  Broms- 
grove  street 

Timber  and  Slate 
Merchants. 

Marhed  *  are  Timber  Meris. 
only^  t  Mahoganif  also. 

•+Alldridge  Edwin,  Dean  st 
•tAppletrce  F.;{8,  Whittallst 
•fAvons  Charles  tt  Sons,  3U, 

Worcester  wharf 
tBatcs  E.Cliiirlotte  st.  wharf 
tBolton  \\  ni.  10,  Inroad  st 
tCardellS.Oldliaggot  st.  whf 
•Clarke  Jas.  49,  Shadwell  st 
tClarkson  John,  Newhall  st 
Worcester  wharf,  <Sz  Char- 
lotte street 
Cluloe  (Joo.  II(dt  st.  wharf 
CoxA' A d;ims,7, Cambridge  st 
'fCrowley  T.  48,  Cheaj)side, 
and  29,  Worcester  wharf 
Green  Ann  it  Son,  24  \'  25, 

Princij)  street 
llinks  Josejdi,  Newhall  liill 
Kirl)yll.4j;,  Park  St.  Ihill  ling 
Knight  J.  ^^'()^(•('ste^  wharf 
tKnight  Wm.  31,  Hockley  st 
Lloyd  Thos.  Suninicr  lane 
Marshall  L  iV  Sons,  Ijangor 

wharf,  84,  Bordcsley  st 
McTurk  J.  Wurccster wharf 
Morris  Jcdin,  Mas.shouse  In. 

and  Pcnn  street 
Padl.ury  Richard,  IH,  Wharf 

stre»'t,  Eawley  street 
Parker  W.  44  *k  Ao,  Broad  st 
iMlington 


BIRMINGHAM    TR.ADK    LIST. 


tSheltonGeorge,  58,  Water  st 
•Sherwood  J.  Worcester  whf 
tStevens  J.  Worcester  wharf 
•tTurner  Anth.  106,  New  st 
tWallis  Wm.  Dartmouth  st 
fWilliams  E.  Honduras  whf 
'Wilson  R.  S.  Springhill  whf 


Tinned  Iron  Spoon, 

Fork,  <fe  Shoe  Lift 
Makers. 

See  also  Shimmer  and  Flesh 
Fork  Manufacturers. 

Allen  Jas.  99,  Bradford  st 
Allen  John,  99,  Bradford  st  : 
Guest  J.  221,  Bradford  street  i 
Keeling  W.  11,  Barthlmw.st 
Lowe  W.  48,  Northwoodst 
xMincher  W.  240,  Aston  road 
i*Lillips  Henry,  10,  Howe  st 
Pedlcy  Thos.  203,  Francis  st 
RobinsonT.45,NewTown  rw 
Scambler  E.  35,  Staniforth  st 
Tibbetts  Jph.  100,  Molaud  st 
Simonite  John,  52,  Pope  st 
Simpson  W.  <fe  Son,  Union  ter 
WintontfeSons,52.Clivelnd.st 

Tinman's  and  Brazier's 
Tool  Makers. 

Sec  Tool  Makers. 

Tinman's  Furniture 
Makers. 

Bratt  James,  99,  Mott  st. 
Hill  A.  <^'  Son,  38,  Caroline  st 
Hyde  W.  ct.  24.f,i;p.Towerst 
Millington  J.lo,  Henrietta  st 
iMillward  T.  ct.  1.  Whittall  st 
Pipe  William,  37,  Church  st 
Tonks  S.  35,  Ludgate  hill 

Tin  Smelters. 

Bolitho  A:  Sons,  1 1,  Snow  hill, 
and  33,  Fazeley  street,  C. 
ClifTord,  agent 

Daubnz  L.  C.  d-  W.^y'i)^  Broad 
street,  J.  Kempson,  agent 

Tin  Plate  Workers, 

See  Braziers  and  Tin  Thite 
Workers. 

Tobacco  and  SnuflT 
IVIanufacturers, 

Biggs  A.  Lady  A\'ell  walk 
Holinsworth  R.  10,  Digbeth  i 
Lloyd  J.  A-  F.  iV'(\).  30,  High 

st.  J.  P.  Dodgson,  agent 
Wright  J. <fe  Co.  20,  Hradtd.st 


Tobacconists  and  Snuff 
Dealers. 


Banning  W.  3,  Duddeston  rw 
Bennett  *  Waring,  10,  Con- 

greve  street 
Bentley  Eliz.  &&,  Digbeth 
Biggs  A.  95,  Smallbrook  st 
Bissekor  W.J.  1 3,  Ludgate  hi 
Blake  Rbt.  20,  Summer  In 
Bradley  Rph.  69,  Snow  hill 
Briggs  David.  14,  Bell  street 
Carless  Alfred,  ^'S,  Snow  hill 
Carrington  A.  15,Gt.Brook  st 
Chatwin  J.  1 1.  Monmouth  .st 
Cohen  F.  42,  Smallbrook  st. 
Coppock  John,  2,  Stafford  st 
CresshuU  Thos.  105,  New  st 
Dawes  Joseph,  48.  Lowe  st 
Dean  Edw.  H.  98,  Dale  end 
Evans  G.  <fe  R.  14,  New  st 
Evans  Thos.  72,  Coleshill  st 
Goddard  W.  46,  Snow  hill 
GoodmanThos.  G.4,Ca,stle  st 
Haining  J.  161,  Hockley  hi 
Hairs  Thomas,  15,  Queen  st 
Ilawkes  Edwd.  39,  Broad  st 
Henderson  Saml.  99,  Newst 
Hepworth  F.214,  Aston  road 
HollingsworthR.lO,  Digbeth 
Hollingsworth  T.85,  High  st 
Johnson  John,  4,  Bell  street 
Le\-j'  F.30,  Ed gbaston  .street 
Lewis  T.  (wholcsl.)  17,  New- 
Meeting  street 
Lloyd  John  6:  Fra.s.  <t  Co.  30, 
High  St.  J.  P.Dodgson.agt 
Luckman  Henry,  171,  High 

street,  Deritend 
Masgreave  W.  1 13,  Holt  st 
Mellon  Thomas,  71,  New  st 
Morgan  Wm.  '65.,  Temple  rw 
Moore  Amelia,  112,  CheajKsd 
MorleyC.T.52,Constitutn.  hi 
MyttonC.  50,  Paradi.se .street 
Nicholas  Frdk.  74.  Dale  end 
Onions  Charles,  41,  Digbeth 
Peplow  Jph.  342,  Cheap.side 
\\  igh  t  on  J .  1 90. 11  iuh  St.  Drtnd 
Jiighton  .1.  77..  ^^  «»rcester  st 
Shemeld  Frederick.  19,  Pard 
Silverstone  Phili|),98,  Digbth 
Siinnis  Allied,  43.  New  st 
Smith  Ja.s.  114,  Hockley  hill 
Smout  Joseph,  1,  Bull  street 
Stockton  C.  16,  rp.Ciouiih  st 
Sumner  J.  ct.  5,  Barthlmw.st 
Taylor  Hy.  3,  Jamaica  row 
Taylor  .Iose])h,  41,  Dale  end 
Taylor   W.    122j,  Broad   .st. 

Islington 
Tollett  (".  140,  Gt.  Brook  %t 
ri)ton  James,  125,   Digbeth 
^■ale  Wm.  D.  32^,  Dale  end 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


389 


\Vatts.I.<feCo.26,Lr.Templo  s 
Whitworth  J.  61,  Cheapside 
WhittallT.M.  2.3,Constitn.hl 
Wright  Eliz.  2:J0,  Bristol  st 

Tobacco  Pipe  Mkrs. 

Ashall  Wm.217,  Sherlock  st 
Bellamy  \Vm.  31,  Water  st 
Dale  Ann,  125,  Lancaster  st 
Farar  Jph.  18,  Warwick  st 
Freeth  J  as,  ct.  8,  Smallbk.  st 
Hawkesworth  Henry,  ct.  26, 

New  Canal  street 
Hewitt  AVm.  10,  Severn  st 
Lucas  J.  ct.  11,  Edmund  st 
Mackay  J  as.  6,  Coventry  st 
Taylor  J.  ct.  1,  Vauxhall  rd 

Tool  Brokers. 

AllbrightonWm.  33,  Price  st 
Ansell  Chas.  9.  Gosta  green 
Baker  Chas.  Dudley  street, 

and  6k-,  Coleshill  street 
BrettellT.  129,  Lancaster  st 
Cotterill  J.  98,  Lancaster  st 
Fletcher  G.  26,  Mary  Ann  st 
Foxall  Ths.45j,  Loveday  st 
Greathead  I.  96,  Law  ley  st 
Hansen  Chas.  9,  Gosta  green 
Kimberley  I.  90,  Livery  st 
Mackenzie  H.  57,  Steelhs.  In 
Newman  J.  100,  Lr. Tower  st 
Richards  Benjmn.  Allison  st 
Perks  Saml.  87,  Lichfield  st 
Shakespeare W.  37-  Livery  st 
Snell  \\  illiam.  Peck  lane 
Tavlor  Allen  2.  Steelhs.  In 
WilkesP.&Son,25,Newton  st 
WooUey  Jolin,21,  Dudley  st 

Tool  Makers. 

Abbott  J.  ct.  5,  Mary  Ann  st 
Adie  Chas.  ct.  5,  Whittall  st 
Allen  James,  (tinmen's,)  99, 

Bradford  street 
Allen  John,  (tinmen's,)  99, 

Bradford  street 
Baker  Richard,  38|,  Cross  st 
Barnett  Edwd.  34,  Harford  st 
Billinge  Samuel,  Kenion  st 
Booker   T.  jun.   160,  Great 

Hampton  row 
Brindley  H.  (sadlr's.)  Grove's 

buildings 
Brothers  T.  7,  Gt.Hampton  st 
Bunch  (te  Paget,ct.  12,  Price  st 
Burton  Chas.  57,  Coleshill  st 
Bushell  Thos.  184,  Livery  st 
Butler  Saml.  6,  Lr.  Tower  st 
Carpenter    Samuel,   ct.   52, 

Fordrough  street 
Carron  W.  9^,  Duddeston  rw 


Eades   William  «fe  Son,  86, 

Lichfield  street 
Fazakarley  J.  17,  Water  st 
Fletcher  (i.  26,  Mary  Annst 
Grace  George,  1,  Whittall  st 
Harcourt  D.  Little  Bow  st 
Harlow  Isaac,  187,  Livery  st 
Hill  Thomas.  31,  Stafford  st 
Homer  Alfred,  22,  Horse  fair 
Jackson  C.  (tinmans')  ct.  2, 

W  earn  an  street 
Jackson  W.  (tinmans')  206, 

Aston  road 
Leadbeater  D.  47.Edmundst 
Lee  Edwin  E.  11,  James  st. 

and  2,  Fleet  street 
Lewis  J.  69,  Park  st.  Bullring 
Mayo  J.  Richmond  terrace. 

Sun  street.  West 
Morton  J.  ct.  58,  Snow  bill 
Mousley  Thos.  48,  Kenion  st 
Parkes  L  ct.  7,  Henrietta  st 
Perks  Thomas  &  Son,  106|, 

Great  Hampton  street 
Perry  J  as.  ct.  171,  Unett  st 
Phillips  J.  16,  Gt.  Hmptn.  st 
Pickard  Jno.  19,  Lichfield  st 
Pickard  Thos.  M.  75,  Bull  st 
Price  Thos.  ct.  10,  Snow  hill 
Robinson  R.  ct.  1 5,  Darwin  st 
Rowland  R.  ct.  6,  Meriden  st 
Shakespeare  E.  14,  Digbyst 
Smallwood  Wm.  5,  Digby  st 
Storer  J.  135.  Lancaster  st 
UpfiU  E.  Smithfield  Works 
Warner  Hy.  11^,  Cherry  st 
WhitehouseC.30,Loveday  st 
Wiseman  R.  208,  Cheapside 
WooUey  J.  51,  Worcester  st 

Tortoiseshell  and  Ivory 

Tea  Caddie,  "Work 

Box,  die.  IVInfrs. 

Bradley  Thomas,  30,  Cross  st 
Hales  Samuel,  Villa  street 
Lyster  C.  9,  Gt.  Hampton  st 
Neal&Tonks.  13,  Gt. Chas.  st 
PadmoreT.  16,  Lt.  Charles  st 
Peters  R.  &  Son,  38,  Peter's 

buildings,  Cecil  street 
PmithS.&Co.20,Constitutn.h 
Wakefield  B.  127,  Livery  st 
WoodhouseH.l  l7,Gt.Clias.s 

Toy  Dealers. 

Bates  Saml.  19,  Sherlock  st 
BridgensM.&H.49,  Horse fr 
Challener  John,  8,  Snow  hi 
Cheetham  John,  22,  New  st 
Fowler  Eliz.  103,  Bath  row 
Harrold  Rt.23,  Balsallheath 
Hawkes  <fe  Wallington,  13, 
New  street 


Haynes  J.  12,  Old  Meeting  st 
Heerlein  G.  24,  Paradise  st 
Jordan  E.  13,  Lr.  Temple  st 
Lea  M.  cfe  A.  92,  Broad  st. 

Islington 
Lucas  J  as.  80,  Bishopgate  st 
Meeks  George,  66,  Dale  end 
Mountfort  T.  17,  New  street, 

and  81  A,  Bull  street 
Poole  John,  Market  hall 
Smith  Eliza,  90,  Aston  road 
Taylor  Saml.  48,  Horse  fair 
Valentine  B.62,  Edgbaston  st 
Watts  Thomas,  14,  Snow  hi 

Tripe  Dressers. 

AUday  Mrs.  A.  35,  Union  st 
Andrews  Wm.  1,  Ashted  rw 
Assinder  John,  15,  Digbeth 
Bardin  Jno.  11,  Lancaster  st 
Bishton  My.  324,  Summer  In 
Brindley  C.  30.  Bloomsbury 
Bushell  J.  58,  Bromsgrove  st 
Caswell  Wm.  8,  Lr.  Priory 
Cope  Edw.  59,  Ashted  row 
Copson  Thos.  62,  Coleshill  st 
Downs  R.24,  Buckingham.st 
Foster  Joseph,  30,  Doe  street 
Gibson  James,  11,  Digbyst 
Greaves  John,  25,  Skinner  st 
Griffiths  Jane,  126,  Lionelst 
Hinds  William,  94,  Hill  st 
Hughes  S.  28,  Hockley  hill 
Ingram  Wra.  8,  William  st 
Jordan  J.  11,  Lr.  Temple  st 
KentW.  Park  rd.  Necheils  gu 
Lewis  John,  60,  Blucher  st 
Marston  Amos,  4,  Horse  fair 
Morgan  M.  184,  Bromsgv.  st 
Morrall  James,  32,  Moor  st 
Morvan  My.  50,  Loveday  st 
Mountford  Geo.  24,  Digbeth 
Newey  Hy.  151,  William  st 
Nokes  Jph.  15,  St.  Martin  st 
Peat  Hannah,  114,  Hill  st 
Powell  Rd.  14,  Edmimd  st 
Sadler  Hy.  2,  Hampton  st 
Sayer  J.  37,  Stafford  street 
Stokes  Chas.  34,  Nelson  st 
Stokes  Edw^d.  43,  Aston  st 
Trevitt  Jas.  12,  Graham  st 
Webster  J,  25,  Balsall  street 
Wood  Ann,  59,  Gt.  Chas.  st 
Wood  Ann,  26,  Parade 

Trowser  Strap  Makers. 

Hastings  Thomas,  27  &  28, 

Charlotte  street 
Heeley  Jas.  <fe  Sons,  Mount 

street  &  (i  rah  am  street 
Taylor  Geo.  125,  Bath  row 


390 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Trunk  Makers. 

See  Purtnianteau,  Sfc.  Makers. 

Truss  Makers. 

See  Surycons  Instrument  Mfrs. 

Tube  Makers. 

Alston  Wm.  (patent  brass,) 

Leak  street 
Benton  G.  17,  Gt.  Charles st 
liinningbam  Battery  <fe  Me- 
tal Co.  79,  Digbeth 
BoltonT.Broadst.Metal  wks 
Birraingbara     Patent     Iron 
Tube  Cmpny.  Smetbwick 
&  Cambridge  st. ;  G.  Selby, 
managing  director,  <fe  W. 
Norton,  superintendent 
Cbeadle  Copper  &  Brass  Co. 
31,  Edmund  street,  W.  H. 
Wragge,  agent 
British    Patent    Lap    Joint 
Welded    Iron    Tube    Co. 
5,  Berkeley  st.  tfe  Wolver- 
hampton ;    Bettridge   and  ' 
Dixon,  managing  partners 
Emery  A.  C.  8,  Monmouth  st 
Everitt  A.  <fe  Son,  Adderley  st 
Finnemore  I.  4,  St.  Paul's  sq 
.lones  F.  Charlotte  st.  Mills 
Messenger  <S:  Son,  15  cfe  16, 

Broad  street 
Minshull  J.  ct.  11,   High  st. 

Deritend 
Moore  Paul  <fe  Co.  Lister  st 
Price  Charles,  52^,  Dale  end 
Sunderland  K.  77,  Suffolk  st 
Tibliins  Kt.  104,  Suffolk  st 
Twells  Philip  M.  ii'6.  New  st 
Walker  S.jun.38,Colmorer\v 
U'ilkes  John,  Liverpool  st 
W infield   1{.    W.  Cambridge 
street  Works 

Tulip  Shovel  IVIakcrs. 

Jones  Thos.  E.  165  and  166, 

Dartmouth  street 
Simonite  John,  .02,  Pope  st 
\\' bitfield   r.  31,  Summer  rw 

Turners  in  Wood. 

Allsoj)  J.  20.  N<nv  John  st.W 
AviiiH   (buries   A-    Sous,  36, 

V\'orcester  wharf 
Fiailcy  .1.  H7,  Siiiiillhrook  st. 
IJedward  Joshua,  hti,  Hatb  st 
Bisboj)  T.ct.  1 1,  ICdgbston.  st 
Hraniwcll  J.  |{iif.,'j;"t  st.  Mill 
})ruc'<'  Win.  Uailway  terrace 
Burgess  .1 .  1 21).  (i  t.  CbarU's  st 
Buttii  John,  2,  Moore'5  row 


Collett  and  Hall,  ct.  2,   St. 

Martin's  lane 
Collett  Thomas,  21,  Hill  st 
Collier  Fdward,  2:^,  Mott  st 
Collins  J.  ct.  o,  GtCharles  st 
Craddock  Isaac,  23,  Duke  st 
Davis  C.<feSon,  57,  Lancstr.st 
Dean  Rd.  15,  Pershore  st 
Edwards  Wm.  8,  Cheapside 
Fearey  T.  Charlotte  st.  Mills 
Field  F.  ct.  8,  Glover  street 
Fletcher  J.  153,  Hampton  st 
Fox  Joseph,  o5^  Allison  st 
Gale  George,  ct.3.  Baggot  st 
Gaunt  &  Lancaster,  ct.  16, 

Moseley  street 
Gilbert  Chas,  81,  Alcester  st 
Glasby  Wm.  ct.  6,  Fleet  st 
Goodwin  Wm.  34,  Livery  st 
Grew  Amelia,  Woodcock  st 
GrimbleyChas.Brueton'swk 
Grimley  William,  Kenion  st 
Harper  Wm.  88,  Cheapside 
Hartland  Rd.  27,  Stafford  st 
Hartland  Wm.  Moore's  row 
Hawkes  Wm.  (i rove's  court 
Haynes  Robt.  ct.  3,  Essex  st 
Herbert  Ann,  19,  Doe  street 
Herbert  T.  98,  Lichfield  st 
HigginstfeMotteram,Spring- 

hill  Brewery,  George  st.  \V 
Hinks  J.  56,  Geo.  st.  parade 
Hodgetts  W.  ct.  1,  Whittall  st 
Hortou  J.  T.  &  John,  II,  St. 

Mary's  row 
How  Thomas,  Oozells  st.  N. 
Hudson  J.  <fe  Son,  Bridge  st. 

Broad  street 
James  C.  tfe  Geo.  Sherlock  st 
Keay  D.  cfe  Son,  (brass,)  16, 

Regent  row 
Kinman  Thos.  42,  Oxford  st 
Leeson  J.  8.  Brearley  st.  W. 
Longmore  P.  38.  Livery  st 
Marstou  ,1.  ct.  88.  Stcelhs.  In 
Miusliull  S.  90,  Lombard  st. 
Moore  Joseph,  18,  Hurst  st 
Moore  John,  8,  Aston  road 
MorleyJohn,  122,  Sutfolk  st 
Newton  I.  ct.  5,  Bath  street 
Nic'h(tlls  T.ct.  1,  Moseley  st 
Oshoin  .Fiis.  7,  Birchall  st 
Padmore  T.  16,  Lt.Charles  st 
Pointer  .fohn,  75,  (^ecil  st 
Parkes  .Folin,  50,  Duke  st 
Phillips  .lohn.  Bridge  St.  W 
Plant  Kichd.  ct.  7,  Gough  st 
Pocock  I'.  ci.()6,^^'oo(U'o(•k  st  ! 
Price  Rd.  5(>.  Snialll)rook  st  ' 
Rice  Win.  89,  Moseley  street  i 
Rovalh  i.(t.21, Park  st  Hull  r-  ' 
St'lvcy  Thomas.  17.  Cecil  st 
Smith  it'  Asbury,  Legge  n\ 


\  Smith  T.  ct.  5,  Lancaster  sk 

j  ScattergoodW.  Bridge  street, 

I      Broad  street 

I  Taylor  Saml.  48,  Horse  fair 
Timms  Wm.  Skinner  lane 
Twist  M.  94,  High  st.  Bordsly 
Walters  C.  23,  Latuner  st.  S 
Ward  John,  'So,  Worcester  st 
Wareing  Jph.  26,  Lionel  st 
Watson  A.  ct.  1,  Bristol  st 
Watts  John,  75,  Moland  st 
Whitehouse  W.  1 16,LioneUt 
Willetts  Wm.  81,  Henr>-  st 
Wingrove  W,  15,  Lt.  Chas.  st 
WoodhouseB.ct.6,Bromsgv.,s 

Umbrella  &  Parasol 
Manufacturers . 

Ball  Geo.  163,  Livery  street 
BarrsW.  <fe  Son,  7,  Edmund  st 
BrecknellN.31,Constitn.  hill 
Brucciane  V.  67,  Stafford  st 
Carter  Ann,  71,  Bath  row 
Cox  Thos.  72,  Lombard  st 
Deeley  S.  37,  Mount  street, 

Newhall  street 
Dodson  J.  2,  St.  Martin's  In 
Dunn  Jph.  195.  Bromsgv.  st 
(iardnerT.  12,St.Martinslu 
Gould  James,  3,  Ellis  street 
Howell  Joshua.  79,  Bull  st 
Jones  J.  T.  21,  Snow  hill 
Nutting  Chas.  126,  Digbeth 
Roof  Green,  47,  High  street 
Rubery  John.  38,  I'nion  st 
Stanyard  J  ,36,Constitutn.hill 
Twittey  Jas.  ct.  3."J,  Bishop 

street,  Moseley  street 
Vale  Amelia,  213,  Livery  st 
Wild  Saml.  ct.  5,  Hospital  st 
Wilkes  Chas.  So,  Steelhs.  In 
Wright  W.  133,  Lancaster  st 

Umbrella  Furniture 
Makers. 

Baker  Richard,  S^\^  Cross  %t 
Barrs  W.  «.V  Son,  7,  Edmd.  st 
Boyce  J.  R.  26,  Alcester  st 
Cox  Thos.  72,  Lombard  st 
Cross  John.  67,  Belnu)nt  rw 
(Jould  James,  S,  Ellis  street 
Ilayiu's  .lohn,  54,  Suffolk  st 
Holland  Hy.  160,  Darwin  st 
Parker  Thomas  M.  <fe   Co. 

84,  M()sel(\v  strci't 
Parkes  A-  NicidiM,6.Brittlest 
Power  J.  324,  Constitutu.hl 
Ruliery  John,  6,  Newhall  st 
SlatertVl)ocker.95.Lombrd.5i 
Vale  Eliz.  42,  (it.  Charles  st 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


391 


Upholsterers. 

See  also  Cabinet  Makers,  !^c. 

Barlow  T.  55,  Navigation  st 
Baiikle  .Ia.s.  145,  lleueage  st 
Colder  James,  3,  iIani])ton  st 
CooperJ.jun.  lOG,  Coleshl.st 
r)aviosMy.I21,Constitutn.ia 
Ethell  Ann,  7^  Livery  s  reet 
(Jray  James,  3,  Lichfield  st 
Henderson  A.  16,  King  Ed- 
ward's place 
Howe  Joseph,  41,  Ellis  st 
Johnson  A,  42,  Whittall  st 
Leggett  William,  6,  High  st 
Martin  \V.  74,  Worcester  st 
TaylonfeWilson,92,Lichfld.  s 
Payne  A.  R.  2,  Bath  passage 
Richmond VVilliam,8,  Digbth 
Robbins  Sarah,  23,  Digbeth 
Shaw  E.  &  S.85,  Lovedayst 
Shenton  William,  47,  Vale  st 
Terry  Geo.  Hy.  5,  Broad  st 

Varnish  Makers. 

Barrett  J.&Co.  2 1 8,  Bradfd.  st 
Lane  J.  &  Son,  3,  Gt.  Chas.  st 
Meredith  Jno.  108,  Lionel  st 
Postans  W.  G.  19,  Lionel  st 
Thomley,  Son  and  Knight, 

5,  Lionel  street 
Titterton  John  T.  6,   Snow 

hill,  and  Dartmouth  st 

Veterin^fcry  Surgeons. 

Adams  S.  60,  Ravenhurst  st 
Bateman  Thos.  Bradford  st 
Bodington  G.  60,  Broad  st 
Godwin  W.  J.  30^,  New  st 
G  oodacre  Thos.  2,  Princes  st 
Gregg  J.  37,  Bartholomew 

st.  and  Bristol  road 
Holmes  Rupert, 43,  Cherry  st 
Hunt  Robert  L.  Hagley  rd. 

and  40.  Cannon  street 
Walters  Rd.  29,  Pershore  st 

Vice  Manufacturers. 

Ashford  S.  78,  Lichfield  st 
ChirmageT.ct5,L.Brearley  s 
Clarke  W.  ct.  20,  Slaney  st 
Fletcher  G.  26,  MaryAnn  st 
Hill  Chas.  W.  94,  Digbeth 
Jones  J.  35,  Park  st.  Bullrg 
Moore  Thos.  19,  Loveday  st 
Pipe  Wm.  37,  Church  street 
TimminsR,(feSon.s,55,Hursts 
Turby  Wm.  49,  Price  street 
Upfill  Edward,  10.  Moat  rw 
I'pfiU  Th<mias  and  Son,  157, 

Great  Charles  street 
Warden  Joseph  and    Son?<, 

6,  Edgba.ston  street 


Warden  J.jun.  Jamaicarow 
Ware  G.  (glaziers)  14,  Ad- 

derley  street 
Woolley    Rd.  (and   waggon 

jack,)  Bradford  street 

Vinegar  ryiakers. 
Singleton  J.  Icknieldst.  W 
Waddington  F.  192,  Bristol  s 

Washer  Makers. 

Appleby,  Strong  and  Make- 
peace, 38,  Lombard  street 

Beesley  Benjamin  and  Son, 
21,  Ludgate  hill 

Stokes  Abel,262, Bradford  st 

VTatch  &Clock  Makers. 

AUbutt  Rd.  1,  Gloucester  st 
Allport  Samuel,  83,  Bull  st 
Baker  Edw.  7^,  Colesbill  st 
Baker  Jph.  22,  Jamaica  rw 
Billinge  G.  4,  Bath  passage 
Betteridge  R.  E.  18,Churchst 
Biddle  George,  56,  Dale  end 
Birley  &  Son,  76,  High  st 
Briscall  Jas.  (chronometer,) 

48,  Constitation  hill 
Brunner  L  66,  Edgbaston  st 
Bunce  J.174,Highst  Deritnd 
Clarke  M.  H.  11,  Rea  street 
Clay  James,  50,  Digbeth 
Eaves  Alfd.  15.  Prospect  rw 
Eaves  Chas. 106, Lancaster  st 
Firderer  John,  35,  Dale  end 
GreatbatchJ.2,Lr.Temple  st 
GreatbatchW.52,  Summerln 
Hill  Wm.  R.  34,  Union  st 
HodgkinstfeBooth  Fredericks 
Hug  L.  44,  Constitution  hill 
Hurt  &  Wray,  46,  Nevf  st 
Jennings  John  W.  4,Snowhl 
Knowles  Joseph,  3,  Moatrw 
Lane  J. 43,  Broad  st.  Isling- 
ton, and  86,  Hurst  st 
Levi  Eml.  14,  Bromsgrove  st 
Moore  John,  33,  Moor  st 
Nelson  T.  1 10,  Constitutn.  hi 
Pritchett  F.45,  Gt.  Russell  st 
Richmond  T.  14,  Balsall  st 
Sharkey  Rd.  (&  glaziers'  dia- 
mond,)  219,   High  street, 
Deritend 
Shore  Alfd.Wm.  6,  Oxford  st 
Spires  Morris.  109,  Snow  hi 
Stoessiger  Fredk.  18,  Ann  st 
Turner  Isaac,  4,  Ann  st 
Wadelton  John,  22,  Snow  hi 
Wadsworth  A.  8,  Summer  rw 
Warwick  T.  32,  Colmore  rw 
Watkins  J.S.134,Bromsgrv.  s 
WilsonT.l  9,Broad  st.Islngtn 
W  oiler  C.  63,  Edgbaston  st 


Watch  <&  Clock  Hand 
Makers. 

Barnett  Edw.  34,  Harford  st 
Capel  James,  43,  Hurst  st 
Cooke  J.  17,  Old  Meeting  st 
Crowe  T.  ct.  9,  Up.  Tower  st 
Eaves  Jph.  ct.  13,Cardigan  st 
Griffiths  Wm.  4,  Church  st 
Green  Edwd.  45,  Hurst  st 
Jennings  J.  W.  4,  Snow  hill 
Jepson  Wm.  61,  Watery  In 
JordanJ.ct.l3,Gt. Hampton  s 
Levi  Lawrence,  28,  Hurst  st 
Knowles  J.  48,  Park  street, 

Bull  ring 
Loveridge  Sarah,  69,  Bath  st 
Luckman  J.  69,  Barford  st 
Marsh  Jas.  38,  Garrison  In 
Perry  Saml.  ct.  2,  Gough  st 
Swinden  Fras.  C.  91,  New  st 
Swinfen  John,  ct.  17,High  st 
Wadelton  John,  22,  Snow  hi 
Watkins  T.  H.  4,  Cheapside 
Watson  William,  63,  Moor  st 
Wilson  Chas.  231,  Bristol  st 
Woolley  John,  72,  Bath  st 

Watch  Case  Makers, 

Billinge  G.  4,  Bath  passage 
Woolley  John,  72,  Bath  st 

VT'atch  Guard  &  Fancy 
Chain  Makers. 

Marked  *  m  ake  Gold ;  f  Silver ; 
and  the  others,  German  Silver. 

tBaker  Jph.  ct.  9,  Hurst  st 
•Ball  Chas.  93,  Barr  st.  W 
tBennet  Wm.  22,  Legge  st 
•fBlanckensee  1.23,  Exeter  r 
Booker  T. 160,  Gt.Hamptn.r 
•Crompton  Rt.  8,  Spencer  st 
Downes  John,  49,  Hill  st 
t  Perkins  Wm.  ct,  14,  Inge  st 
•Fitter  B.  36,  Up.  Tower  st 
*Fowkes  L.72,  Brearleyst.W 
tFreeman  Thomas,  Mott  st 
tGarside  Rt.9,  Brearley  st.W 
•fGoode  and  Boland,  24,  St. 

Paul's  square 
tGoode  John,  7.  Caroline  st 
*Goode  J.  jun.  6S,  Caroline  st 
Guest  T.  67,  New  Town  rw 
•tHarvey  S.  80,  Caroline  st 
Hemming  M.ct.l8.Hatchett  3 
*t.Tames  E.  18,  Snape  st 
Jones  Thos.  16,  St.  Mary's  r 
•Jones  W.  83.  Caroline  st 
•fJones  Wra.  25,  Ward  st 
nivettle  My.  99,  Suffolk  st 
Lawden  T.   and    Son,  49, 

Great  Hampton  street 


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RIRMINGHXM    TRADE    LIST. 


•Lutwyche  C.  T.  and  Son, 

27,  Cox  street 
•tMantle  J.  167,  Unett  st 
tMarlow  Jpb.  12,  Mott  st 
•MasonJ.  ct.4.  Gt.  Hmptn.  st 
*Newnhara  S.15,  U. Tower  st 
Parsons  T.  ct.  Lr.  Tower  st 
Purcell  H.  and  J.  (gilt,)  ct. 

147,  Moor  street 
Sheldon  J.  5j,Gt.  Hamptn.  st 
tTonjrue  J.  78,  Parade 
Tnckey  E.  152,  High  street, 

Bordesley 
Tnbb  Jph.  27,  Smith  street 
•tWells  S.  73,  Northwood  st 
•tWoolleyJ.72,  Bath  street 

Watch  Glass  Mkrs. 

Hulme\\'.drC«).34,I]inptn.st 
Lowe  Peter,  17,  Castle  street 
Nock  Henry,  29,  Ann  street 
Nock  John,  42,  Bull  street 
Sv\nndenFras.Chs.91,  Newst 
Tiday  M.  2o,  Lt.  Charles  st 

Watch  Key  Makers. 

Adie  W.  II.  .>4,  Howard  st 
Barber  Wm.  ct.  5,  Lionel  st 
Barratt  Thos.5,  V'auxhallrd 
Bay  ley  ^V.  30,  Northwood  st 
Bennett  Wm.  22,  Legge  st 
Bland  John,  7.  Woaman  st 
BookerT.160,Gt.Hampton  r 
FentonJ.ct.24.^,Up.Towerst 
Higgs  Thos.  96,  Summer  In 
Kemp  William,   5,  Barr  st. 

Great  Hampton  row 
Kettle  Mary,  99,  Suffolk  st 
Loveridge  Sarah,  69,  Bath  st 
Newey  T.43.  New  Town  rw 
PerrinW.ct.2,Brearleyst.W 
Perry  Charles,  12,  Digby  st 
Perry  J.  ('.  jnnr.  IS.  LcgifC  st 
SmithA.tVSt»ns,l,  Hospital  st 
Snnth  W.(})ipp)l 7, Chariot,  s 
Swindon  Tras.  C.  91,  New  st 
Taylor  A.  9.'{,  Northwood  st 
Wells  Sml.  73,  North  wood  st 
Wilkinson  James,   court  3, 

Upper  (Jough  street 
WooUey  John.  72,  Hath  st 

Watch  (ft  Clock  Pendant 
and  Pinion  IVIakcrs. 

Hariiftt  i:<l  ;;4,  lliirfonl  st 
Loveridgc  Sarah,  69,  Hath  st 
Lucas  Wm.  (wheel  and  j)in- 
ion)  'A')]y  Constitution  hill 
Swiuden  Tras.  C.91,  New  st 
WooUey  John,  72,  Hath  st 

Weavers'  Mail  Manfrs. 
HarrisonJ.l 96, New  Town  r 
HaiTison  T.  7,  New  John  st 


Wedding  and  IVIoaming 
Ring  IVIanufrs. 

Beynon  W.(gilt) 42^, Newst 
CarringtonG. 55,  Howard  st 
Davenport  Wm.  110,  Lower 

Brearley  street 
Edwards  Wm.  10,  Temple  st  j 

^Veight  lYIanufacturers.  j 

Allday  T.  ct.  64,  Coleshill  st 
Avery  W.  d:  T.  11,  Digbeth 
BabbingtonJohn,  (cased)  18, 

Thorp  street 
Blews  William  and  Sons,  9, 

Bartholomew  street 
Day    and    Millward,    118, 

Suffolk  street 
Fleming  T.  Barford  st.  S 
Fullwood  J. 49,  New  Town  r 
Garland  James,  38.  Lionel  st 
Jones  Thomas  and  Sons,  31 

and  32,  Bradford  street 
Powell  J. ct.l9,U. Windsor  st 
Powell  W.  37,Bromsgrove  st 
Sheldon  Fdk.  5,  Ellis  street 
Swinfen  Henry,  7,  Legge  st  j 
Taylor  G.  Edw.  st.Palmer  st 
Whitfield T.D.  15.  Church  st 

Wharfingers. 

Francis  S.  Holt  st.  wharf 
Howell  J  (dm,  Aston  road 
Jackson  Thomas,  Love  lane 
Jones  Wm.  Worcester  wharf 
White  lit.  B.  Holt  st.  wharf 

Wheelwrights. 

Allman  N.  150,  Hockley  hi 
Allbutt  John,  Lawley  street 
Aston  Saml.  Nechells  green 
Baker  Thos.  Steelhouse  In 
Bird  Joseph.  Oozells  street 
Howd ler  .1  .ct. 22, Lancaster  st 
Bowler  Wm.   New   Thomas 

st.  Charles  Henry  street 
l^radley  \^'illiam,  Saltley 
Brown  John,  Mott  street 
Hutchc^r  Mtw.  47,  Asti>n   rd 
(  larke  Francis,  11, Oxford  st 
Davis  Wm.  23,  Potter  street 
Drayton  'ihos.,  50,  Fox  st 
lUkin  Thomas.  Hatohett  st 
(ircL'ory  .1.  249.  (it.  I>ister  st 
(Jrimshaw  l{.  ct.  7.  ^^'m.  st.N 
Griiidrod  .lohn.  60,  Holt  st 
Hall  ,1.  1)4,  St»'»'llious(»  lane 
Harvey  Wm.  69,  Aston  st 
Haywood  Henry,  1S7,  Hroad 

street,  Islington 
Hill.lanie.",  ct.  1,  Bradford  st 
Hobnes  .lonth.  35,  Smith  st 
Hough  \\'u\.  Spark  brook 


Howes  F.  168,  Broad  st.Islg 
Hunt  Wm.  185,  Ashted  row 
.Johnson  C.  New  Town  row 
JonesWilliam,  Cambridge  st 
Kinnersley  J .  6,  N  ovascotia  st 
Lewis  Thomas.  Old  Cross  st 
Maddox  Joseph.  16,  Doe  st 
Mannox  J.  28  Hampton  st 
Mason  B.  ct.  21.  Gt.  Lister  st 
Newey  James,  Severn  street 
Noakes  John,  2,  Berkley  st 
Oswell  S.  91.  Hampton  st 
Parker  Robt.  Holloway  hd. 
Parton  J.  92,  Woodcock  st 
Parton  William  Henry,  Cle- 
ment street.  Sand  pits 
PiggsW.122.Broadst.Islngtn 
Ransford  Hy.  Lr.  Trinity  st 
Reeves  Joseph,  76,  Dean  st 
Reeves  William,  45,  Wharf 

street,  Suffolk  street 
Reynolds  John,  Lozells 
Roberts  T.  \A'orcester  wharf 
Sayer  John,  37,  Stafford  st 
Such  John,  Handsworth  vil 
Tomkins  Jph.  Soho  wharf 
Tomlinson  T.  32,  Duke  st 
Truman  T.  25.  Hockley  hill 
Wheeler  J.  47,  Constitutn.  hi 

Whip  Makers. 

AshfordW.*G.25.Masshs.  in 
Bright,  Martin,  and  Birtles, 

39,  New  street 
Cheston  C.  Bridge  ter.  Drtnd 
Docker  T.ct.  18.  Bromsgv.  st 
Fry  John,  11,  Cregoe  street 
Gumbley  Henry  <fe  Co.  13, 

St.  Martin's  lane 
Keyston  J.  2S8,  Bradford  st 
LoweJ.ci' H.34,Fordrough  st 
McMorrow  D.  5.  Colesbillst 
Mnrrav  Mchl.  127.  Suffolk  st 
Pledge  E.  P.  311.  Cheapside 
Rhodes  C.  2,  Bromsgrove  st 
Taft  Wm.  S.  29,  Freeman  st 
Tester  1.  38,  Park  st.  Bullrg 
Tye  Wm.  35,  Meriden street 
\'illage  J.  ct.  2,  Coventry  st 
\\hite  .larvis,  ct.  5,  Essex  st 
Zair  J.  2S0,  CA,  Colmore  st 

Whip  Ornament  IVIa- 
kers  and  Mounters. 

Auillev  W.  ct.  7.  Horse  fair 
Hakewell  1 1  .AT .  1 26.Sufflk.  s 
Clark  Wm.  lA,  Little  Hill  st 
Cooke  John.?),  IMeet  street 
Dace  Wm.  379,  Sjimmer  In 
Eginton  Fras.  Bissell  street 
H  assail  Wm.  42.^.  Newhall  st 
11  eat  ley  J.  ct.  9,  Howard  pi 


r.  I  KM  INGHAM    TUADE    LIST. 


393 


Price  Bciij.  6,  Great  King  st 
Thompson  J.  ct.  -2.  IjUilijt.  hi 
Walker  S.  7K  Coustitutn.  hi 
Williams  A.  "20:>,  Aston  road 

Whip  Thong-  Makrs. 

Adams  Thos.  ¥.  Lord  street 
Bawst  Benjamin,  Cregoe  pi 
Clark  R.  01,  liromsin-ove  st 
EdmondsT.ct.l3,Bromsgv.  st 
FiddianBrother.s,oc>,Broadst 
Harvey  T.  65,  New  Town  rw 
Ilnball  J  as.  109,  INIoland  st 
Johnson  Benj.  16,  CheapsiJe 
Mason  Geo.  ct.  3,  BrcvA-ery 

street,  Alcester  street 
Smith  John,  8,  Up.  Gougli  st 

■White  &  Job  Smiths. 

See  aiso  Tool  Makers. 


Abbott  J.  ct.  r»,  Mary  Ann  st 
Armsti'oug  J.o'o^  Ludgate  hi 
Annstrong  J.  155.  Livery  st 
Arrowsmith  S.  40,  Gt.  Barr  st 
Bardell  C.  23,  New  John  st 
Bates  John.  Spring  hill 
Bo  wen  John,  3,  Bristol  st 
Boweu  Matth.  St.  INIartin  st 
Brueton  J.  l,Grosvenorst.W 
Bushell  Thos.  184,  Livery  st 
ChirmageT.c.5,L.Brearley  s 
Cooper  Eiias,  19,  Princip  st. 
Cross  Wm.  ct.  6,  Moor  st. 
CressvvellR.ct.2 1 ,  Lancaster  s 
Davis  Saml.  Oozells  st 
Dufiin  Thomas,  Buck  st 
Eaves  John,  23,  Summer  st. 
Elliscfe  Lee,Charlotte  st.Mills 
Fielding  Jph.  5'S^  Lombard  st 
Freeman  J.  Charlotte  st. 
Freeman  R.62,  Smallbrook  st 
Green  J.  49,  Little  Chas.  st 
Harris  Jas.  43,  Hampton  st 
Harris  J.  10,  Lit.  Chas.  st. 
Hill  Thos.  31,  Stafford  st 
Hobday  T.  25,  Lionel  st 
Johnson  J.  Bank  alley 
JohnsonT.ct.20,Edmund  st. 
Jones  E.  ct.  9,  Lancaster  st. 
Leadbeater  D.  47,  Edmunds 
Leak  T.  ct.  2,  Fdmund  st. 
Lewis  W.(feSon,28,  Freeman  s 
Lowe  Wm.  ct.  4,  Thorpe  st 
Massey  Wm.  ct.  32,  Digbeth 
Morris  E.  27,  Fleet  street 
MountfordW.c.4,G.Hmptn.s 
JN^usley  T.48,  Kenion  st. 
Oswcll  T.  76,  Moland  street 
Parker  Hy.ct.  1,  Canal  st 
Partridge  T.  Francis  street 
Pearce  Jph.  26,  Mott  street 
Peck  John,  45.  Church  st. 


Picken  J.  27,  Coleshill  st 
Pitt  AVm.  86,  Caroline  st 
Reeves  A.  Lady  Well  walk 
Rowland  R.  ct.  6,  Meriden  s 
Rutter  Wm.  ct.9,  Lavvley  st 
ShovelbottomJ.ct  6,  Moor  st 
Smith  Henry,  Sutton's  bldgs 
Smith  Thos.  94,  Meriden  st 
Steward  D.  Brass  house  pas. 
Stokes  Edwd.  4,  Digby  st 
Talbut  J.  38,  Church  st 
Thomps(m  D.  ct.  4,,  Watcrst 
Trueman  E.  Baskerville 
Webb  Jph.  &  W.  231  Bishop 

street,  Mosoley  street 
Webb  Thos.  141,  Lionel  st 
Webb  Th.  ct29,  Lionel  st 
AVilden  B.  42i,  Edmund  st 
Wilks  T.  ct.  2",  Henrietta  st 
Wiseman  T.  208,  Cheapside 
Upfill  E.  Smithfield  Works 

Wig    Makers. 

See  Hair  Dressers. 

Windo-^  Blind  Blakers. 

See  also  Wire   Workers. 

AUdayJ.vfcSon,  109,Moseley  s 
Allday  Jph,  <j5^  Union  st 
Baker  George  68,  Cecil  st 
Bullock  John,  132,  Suti'oik  s 
Busby  George,  19,  Aston  st. 
Butler  S.  &  Co.  38,  Summer 
row,  &  Saltley  Wire  mills 
Haynes  J.  12,01d  Meeting  st 
Hopkins  &  Son,  2,  Summer  r 
Ireland  Jas.  11,  Congreve  st 
Morrill  Wm.  232,  Bradford  s 
Neal  Ch.<feCo.72|,Edmund  s 
OxenbouldW.58,  Constitn.  h 
[  Shepherd  E.  274,  Bradford  s 
RichardsonRt.ct.S.Baggot  st 
WakefieldJ  .T.74,Lichfield  st 
Williams  Chas.  ct.  5,  Rea  st 
WorseyJ.42&43,Staniforth  st 

Wine  <fe  Spirit  Merchts. 

Marked  *  are   Retail  Dealers 
also. 

*Argent  Jas.  46,  High  st. 
Austin  Rich.  21,  Easy  row 
•Barrows  &  Co.  38,  Aston  st. 
Barrows  Jph.  115,  Snow  hill 
Bragg  George,  96.,  New  st 
Bragg  George,  85,  New  st. 
Browne  FL  16,  Edgbaston  st 
•Cartwright  Ed.  86,  Snow  hi 
Chavasse  Sidney  95,  New  st. 
•ClementsAL47New  Townr 
•Clements  Jas.  Red  Lion  (Jin 

Palace,  .^S,  High  street 
♦Clements  Wm.  102,  Digbeth 


•CorbettCh.71,  Hampton  st 
•Dollman  Ch.  38,  Dale  end 
Fiddian.  J}rothers,  Broad  st. 
FletcherifeUrwick,33,High  st 
•Fortescae  Jas.  53,  Bell  st 
•Gooden  Rt.  1,  Spiceal  st 
•Gough  J.  1.  St.  Martin's  In. 
Greensill  Thos,  110,  Digbeth 
Herbert  Chpr.  20,  Easy  row 
HainingJas.  161,  Hockley  hi 
Horton  Abm.  95,  Dale  end 
♦Jenkins  W.  GS,  Edgbstn.  st 
Lloyd    Robert,  9,  Union  pas 
Loxton  Chas.  1 17,  Suffolk  st 
•xMackie&(nadstone88Dal.  e 
•Matthews  J.  116,  Dale  end 
Mayhew  W.  G.  10,  Temple  r 
Meyercfe  Bekenn,]6.Whittl.s 
•Mole  Wm.  13,  Spiceal  st 
Morrison  &  Co.  Worcester  st 
•Mousley  J.  70,  Constitn.  hi 
Mousley  Robert,  (wine,)  15, 

Newhall  street 
Osborne  Joseph,  Temple  rw 
Osboru  W.  Hy.61,  High  st 
Partridge  John,  85,  New  st 
•Peters  Edward,  77,  Bull  st 
«PetersG.&Son,  lOLHighst 
•Phillips  T.  89,  High  street 
•Pike  Samuel,  1 14,  Dale  end 
•Rawlins  and  Bridcut,  103, 

High  street 
Shore  Joseph,  11,  Easy  row 
•Simons  Hy.  110,  Dale  end 
Sinkinson  T.H.l4,Jamaicar 
•Skelton  Ann,  20,  Bull  st 
•Small wood  Joseph  &  John, 

24, 25,  &  26,  Lower  Priory 
Taylor  cfe  Co.  36,  Cherry  st 
•Thacker  Wm.    120,   Great 

Hampton  street 
Thomson  Patrick,68,New  st 
TonollaBrothers,57Dudley  s 
Van  WartG.  23,  Summer  rw 
Vessey  Chas.  S.  44,  High  st 
Wilkes  E.(wine)l,Newhall  st 

Wire  Drawers. 

Marked  *  are  Brass  and  Cop- 
per ;  and  t  Plated 

Bolton  T.  Broad  Street  Me- 
tal Works 

Butler  S.  &  Co.  38,  Stmimer 
row,  &  Saltley  Wire  Mills 

Carpenter  Thomas  PL  cfe  Co. 
Berkley  street 

•Chaplin  W.lOO.Lancaster  s 

•Cheadle  Copper  and  Brass 
Co.  31,  Edmund  st.  Wra. 
Henry  Wragge,  agent 

(Tifford  Charles,  11,  Snow 
hill  and  Fazeley  street 

3D 


394 


BIRMINGHAM    TRADE    LIST. 


Cooper  William  and  Henry, 

293,  firadtord  street 
Corn  forth    Brothers,    Dart- 
mouth street  Works 
ComforthS.-21,(ieorijestPard 
Edelsten,  Williams,  cV  Edel- 

sten,  Newhall  Work3,Geo. 

street,  Parade 
EdwardsW. Aston  Fume. mis 
t  Elli.sC.&  Sons,  103,Sno\v  h  ill 
Emery  A.  C.8,  Monmouth  st 
Everitt  A.tfeSon,  Adderley  st 
IlawkinsT.  P.  Lt,  Cannon  st 
•Heaton  G.  48,  Shadwell  st 
Hibell  Fras.  Lcgge  st.  Works, 

Leg'^e  street 
Holt  E.  38  &  39.  Moland  st 
Horsfall  J  as.  Oxford  street, 

and  Hay  mills,  Vardlcy 
Hughes  <k  Evans,  court  39, 

High  street,  Deritend 
t  J  ones  T.  Charlotte  st.  mills 
Moore  Paulct  Co.  Lister  st. 

and  Park  mill,  Aston 
Nicklin  E.  55,  Bradford  st 
PalmerJ.6,Broadst.  Islingtn 
ParishS.ct  o4,Broad  st.Islngt 
Piddock  John, 20,  Lt.  Ann  st 
Rogers  Benjamin  and  Son, 

38  Ar  39,  New  Church  st 
Rollason  Benjamin  &  Son, 

21,  L'pper  Priory 
Sharp  ife  Brown,  33,  Fazeley 

street ;  Wm.  Burgess,  agt 
•Twells Philip  M.  83,  Newst 
Wakct\«dd  John,  Bridge  st. 

mill.  Broad  street 
W akelield J. T.7o,  Lichfield s 
Walker S.  jun..'{8.  Colmorer 
Wilkinscm'C.  291,  Bradford  st 
WorseyJ.42cfe43,  Stauiforth  s 

V7irc  Workers  &  Wea- 
vers. 

Allday  Joseph,  3o,  Union  st 
Alld-.iyJ.A'Son,  109,Mosly.st 
Ault  John,  43,  Cheapside 
Baker  (Jeorge,  6S^  Cecil  st 
BarI)or  Hy.  ct.  7->  I  lencaiic  st 
Burn  Jus.  96,   New   John  st 


Bullock  Jno.  132,  Suffolk  st 
Busby  George,  19,  Aston  st 
Busby  Joseph,  42,  Inge  st 
Butler  S.  &  Co.  38,  Summer 

row  tfe  Saltlcy  Wire  mills 
Capewell  Wm.  o,  Skinner  st 
Carpenter  Thomas  H.  and 

Co.  Berkley  street 
Cartwright  Jph.  Swallow  st 
Cooper  Wm.  ct.  3,  Essex  st 
Harjjer  cfe  Day,  court  82,  Gt. 

Charles  street 
IlawkinsT.  P.  Lt.  Cannon  st 
Haynes  J.  12.  Old  Meeting  st 
Huffhes  dc  Evans,  court  39, 

High  street,  Deritend 
Ireland  Jas.  11,  Congreve  st 
Kerry  Edward,  ct.  2,  Price  st 
Synex  Rchd.  Lr.  Brearley  st 
NealC.  &  Co.  72^,  Edmund  st 
NichoUs  .Iph.  153,  Cheapside 
Nicklin  E.  55,  Bradford  st 
Oxeubould W.58,  Constitu.hl 
Palmer  H.  8,  Constitutn.  hi 
Palmer  J.6,  Broad  st. Islingtn 
Pardoe  William,  1,  Kingston 

row,  Crescent  bridge 
Parkos  Jas.  87,  Pershore  st 
Parkes  John,44,  Moor  street 
Pemberton  T.  ct.  28,   Little 

Charles  street 
Petty  James,  ct.  G,  Moor  st 
Richardson  [l.ct.3,13aggott  st 
Shepherd  E.  274,  Bradford  st 
Slym  John,  3,  Betholm  row 
Stewart  J.  W.  47,Northwd.  st 
Taylor  Jane, 20,  Masshs.  In 
Tonge  Richard,  11,  Mott  st 
Tookey C .  1  '25, 1 1  igh  st.  Brdsly 
TookeyE.l  16,High  st  Brdsly 
Upfill  Kdw.Smithfield  Works 
Wakc-iield  J. T.75,  Lichfield  st 
WorseyJ,42cV43,Stanifrth.st 

Wood  Hoop  Makers. 

Avins  Charles  and  Sons,  ."JG, 

^\'o^cestor  wharf 
Bell  Eli,  Worcester  wharf 
Cross  .1.  cl.21,  Iji. 'l'o\ver  st 
LewisJ.l."),  Brearley  st.  W 


Lewis  T.  Edward  st.  Parade 
Sherwood  J.  Worcester  whf 

Wood  Turners. 

See  Turners  ia  Wood. 

Wool  Carders. 

Nash  Richd.  20,  Russell  st 
Phillips  John, 38,  Merideust 

Woollen  Drapers. 

See  also  Li/un    Drapers,  uiul 
Tailors  and  Drapers. 

Allen  M.  G.  5.  Lr.  Priory 
Barke  and  Son,  132,  New  st 
Belliss  John,  95,  Bull  st 
Bloxland  Wm.  16,  Snow  hill 
Butcher  A.  D.  29,  Cannon  st 
Foulkes  Wm.  Charles,  Cloth 

Hall.  13,  High  street 
Giles  Thomas,  62,  Bull  st 
Hepworth  J.drmft-. 41. Newst 
James;.V:Buckland.lOO,B;ill3 
James,  Dain,   and  Arthurs, 

62,  High  sbeet 
Jones  M.  16,  Union  passage 
Lainjjs  it  Co.  34.  Hii,'h  st 
Madders  Wm.  102,  Bull  st 
Manning  Jjdi,  2,  High  st 
Richards  and  Sunderland,  2, 

Union  street 
Whilock  Smith,  105.  Bull  st 
WorseyiV:Baxter,31, Union  st 

Wool  Staplers. 

Allison  J.  10,  Monmouth  st 
Guest  J.2lO,Iligh  st.  Dcritnd 

Zinc  Workers. 

Ash  <fe  Son,  119,  Ne<\'  street 
BridgewaterJ.387.Snmmr.ln 
Cowley  Abnn.  47,  How;nilst 
Dawson  G.20,Buckinghami 
I'd  wards  S  5(5,  Park  st.l  hill  rg 
1  IaiTisonS.52,Parkst.null  rg 
Jackson  C.  54,  11  enrage  st 
PyeJ.  S.  22,  Dnddesionrow 
Smith  Joseph,  43,  Hill  st 
WeslevW.  Latimer  st.  South 


RAILWAY    CONVEYANCE. 

London  ami  North  JVestcrn  RaiJwaij  Station,  Curzon  street,  Wm.  Robinson,  Esq.,  agent. 
Trains  leave  for  London,  Livcrjmid.  Manchester,  Uoli/hcad,  Xortfiami'fon,  Stamford,  I'etcr- 
borowjh,  liidford,  Bletchlcij,  Leamin</ton,  Coi-nitry,  and  all  intermediate  places. 

Midland  Raihray  Co.'s  Station,  Lawley  street,  Mr.  E.  M.  Ncedham,  Station  Master. 
Trai.ns  leave  for  Derby,  SliefficUl,  Leeds,  IIull,  Ynrh,  Xcucastle-upon-Tyne,  and  all  part> 
of  lliH  Xurth  ofEnqland  and  Sot  land,  Sottingham,  Lincoln,  and  all  intermediate  places. 


R;4IL\VAY    CONVEYANCE,    &C.  395 

Bristol  and  Birmingham  Eaihcai/  Co.'s  Station,  Lawloy  street,  Mr.  J.  Sandcrfl,  Secre- 
tary. Trains  leave  for  nrisfol  und  all  interiuodiate  places.  For  time  of  starting,  and 
other  particulars,  see  ^lonthly  Time  Tables,  published  by  the  Compauies,  and  may  be 
had  at  the  Stations. 

Omniluses,  from  the  Sican  Coach  Office,  New  street,  and  the  principal  TTotels,  InnSySfc. 
meet  every  Train  to  and  from.  There  are  also  a  number  of  Cars  attend  every  Train, 
to  convey  passengers  to  any  part  of  the  Tuivn  or  NeUjhbourhoGd. 

RAILWAY  GOODS  DEPARTMENT. 

London  and  North  Wederii  Railway,  Curzon  street,  Mr.  S.  Eborall,  manager.  •••  See 
Advertisement,  page  25. 

Midland  nailu-aj/  Co..  L a wley  street,  Mr.  T.  Walklete,  manager;  to  Derby,  Sheffield, 
the  North  of  England  and  Scotland. 

Bristol  and  Birmimjham  Eailivay  Co.,  Mr.  J.  D.  Payne,  manager;  to  Bristol  and  all 
intermediate  places. 

Pickford  and  Co.,  London  and  North  Western  Railway  Station,  Cnrzon  street,  Mr.  R. 
Ilowson,  manager;  to  all  parts  of  the  Kingdom,  as  principals  or  agents. 

Crowl'-y  and  Co.,  London  and  North  ^^'estern  Railway  Station,  Cnrzon  street,  agents. 

Crowley,  Chaplin,  and  Home,  London  and  North  Western  Railway  Station,  Curzon 
street,  agents  to  all  parts  of  the  Kingdom. 


FIRE  ENGINE  STATIONS. 

Birmingham,  District,  L^nion  passage,  61,  New  street;  Norwich  Union,  Temple 
street  ;  Town  Engine,  Park  street,  back  of  the  George  Inn.  Engines  are  also  kept  at 
the  Barracks,  Great  Brooke  street,  and  Old  Union  Mill,  Holt  street. 

Wivell's  Patent  Fire  Escape  is  kept  at  the  Police  Station,  New  street. 


CANAL    CONVEYANCE. 

Croinley,  Hickling,  and  Co.,  agents,  Crescent  wharf. 

C.  Pratt,  Jun.,  at  Crowley  and  Go's  wharf.  Crescent — to  Stratford  3  days  a  week. 

Ashwin  and  Co.,  at  Sonthan's,  Worcester  wharf, — to  Henley-in-Arden,  Wootton, 
Alcester,  Stratford-npon-Avon,  Shipston,  Brailes,  Mickleton,  Pebworth,  Wellesbourne, 
Ilmington,  Campden,  Blockley,  Ebrington,  Chipping  Norton,  Chadliugton,  Moreton-in- 
the-Marsh,  Stow,  Banbury,  Bourton-on-the- Water,  Saperton,  Gniting,  Loughborough, 
Bourton-on-the-Hill,  Toddenham,  Burford,  North  Leach,  Kineton,  and  all  other  places 
in  the  neighbourhood. 

J.  Howell,  Aston  Junction  wharf,  Aston  Road, — to  Fazeley,  Tam worth,  Atherstone, 
Nuneaton,  Coventry,  Ilinckiey,  Market  Bosworth,  Ashby,  Leicester,  Shardlow,  Not- 
tingham, Newark,  Gainsborough,  Hull,  Lincoln,  Boston,  Sleaford,  Horncastle,  &c. 

T.  Jackson,  Bru-ton  wharf.  Love  lane, — to  Fazeley,  Tamworth,  Polesworth,  Ather- 
stone, Nuneaton,  Coton,  Market  Bosworth,  Ashby,  Measham,  Hinckley,  Leicester, 
Oxford,  Reading,  Coventry,  and  to  all  parts  of  Berkshire. 

Grand  Junction  Canal  Co.f|J-^azeley  street  wharf, — to  and  from  London  and  all  inter- 
mediate places,  by  fly  boats,  daily ;  F.  P.  Broughton,  agent. 

North  Staffordshire  Raihcay  Co.,  Trent  and  Mersey  Navigation  Branch,  (late  Ships- 
ton  and  Co.)  154,  Great  Charles  street, — to  and  from  Loudon,  Liverpool,  Manchester, 
Staffordshire  Potteries,  Bilston,  Dudley,  Stowbridge,  Shardlow,  Derby,  Gainsborough, 
Hull,  and  all  parts  of  the  kingdom,  daily  ;  Geo.  Bowker,  agent. 

Pif^/brrf  awrf  Co.,  Worcester  wharf, — to  Stourport,  West-Hampton,  Stoke,  Preston- 
brook,  Salop,  Kiddenninster,  <fec. 


.396 


CAN.AL    CONVEYANCE  AND    C0ACHE3    AND    OMNIBUSES. 


IF.  Partridge,  5,  Worcester  wharf, — daily,  to  (lloiicester,  Worcester,  Hereford,  and 
all  inlerniediate  places;  to  all  parts  of  Worcestershire,  Gloucestershire,  and  Hereford- 
shire, by  the  IJerkeley  Canal  to  and  from  Bristol ;  by  his  own  Trows  to  Newport  and 
Cardiff,  for  M  ;nmoutlishire  and  South  Wales;  also  to  Coventry  and  Leamington,  the 
South  StafFords'iire  Iron  Works,  the  Potteries,  Manchester,  Liverpool,  A-c. 

Swain  G.  anil  Co.,  31,  Summer  row, — to  Shardlow,  Derby.  Gainsborough,  Hull,  aud 
all  parts  of  Leiccritershire,  Nottinghamshire,  and  Derbyshire. 

Railway  Company,  Curzon  streefc, — daily,  to  Bristol,  ^Vorcester,  Gloucester,  Chep- 
.itow,  Newport,  Swansea,  Cardift",  all  parts  of  South  Wales,  and  West  and  South  of 
England. 

Shropshire  Union  Eailway  and  Canal  Co.,  Crescent  wharf, — to  London,  Liverpool, 
Manchester,  Bristol,  Gloucester,  Worcester,  <fec. ;  Thomas  Sturland,  agent. 

i?.  Smallwood,  Worcester  wharf, — to  Taidebigg,  Bromsgrove,  Droitwich,  Stoke, 
Newent,  Ledbury,  Withington,  Worcester,  Tewkesbury,  Hereford,  and  Gloucester, 
twice  per  week. 

Worcester  Canal  Carrying  Co., — Dnily  to  Worcester,  Gloucester,  Bristol,  and  all  parts 
of  the  West  of  England  and  South  Wales. 


COACHES   AND   OMNIBUSES. 

SWAN  COACH  OFFICE,  '^  B.  Bretheutox. 

Ludlow,  through  Kidderminster,  Bewdley, 

and  Cleobury,  2  a.m. 
Ludluu;  through  Bewdley  and  Wofiferton, 

2  p.m. 
Oxford.,  11-45  a.m. 

Shrcwshunj,  l-3Ua.m.,  1-45 p.m.,  &  4-30 p.m 
Stoitrbridfje,  8-30  a.m.  2  p.m. 
Walsall,  ithro'  Perry  Barr,  12-15  and  5  p.m. 


Aberystwilh,  mail,  daily,  at  1-45  a.m. 
Bridffnnrt/i.  3-45  p.m. 

Dttdley,  8-30  a.m.,  1  p.m.,  2  p.m.,  &  8  p.m. 
Evesham,  thro'  Studley  <k  Alcester,  8  a.m. 
Kidderminster^  through  Dudley  and  Stour- 
bridge, 2  a.m.,  8-30  a.m.,  and  2  p.m. 
Leominster,  2  p.m. 
Lichfield,  10-30  a.m.  and  4  p.m. 


BEE  HIVE,  BULL  STREET. 

The  Victoria,  to  Westhromwich,  10  a.m.,  1,  3,  5,  and  8  p.m. 
From  Westbroimvich,  9,  12  a.  m.,  2,  4,  and  7  p.m 

CASTLE,  HIGH  STREET,  ^  T.  Biun. 


Jhidlcy,  10-30  a.m.,  1,  3,  4,  5,  8  p.m. 
Kidderminster,  Bewdley,  and  Stourport,  thro" 

Halesowen,  4  p.m.,  (Sundays  excepted.) 
Lichjield,   1 1 -.■{(>  a.m.,  (Sundays  excepted.) 

— Omnibus,    through    Sutton,    1 1    a.m., 

Sundays  9-.S0  a.m. 
Shrewsbury,  thru'  Wolverhmptn.,  Shiffnall, 

and  Wellington.  1-30  p.m.,  (Sunday  ex.) 
Stunrbiidye,  every  monmi!;  at  !>,  and  every 

evening  at  G,  through  Halesowen. 


Stourbridge,  4,  (except  Sunday,  when  it 
leaves  at  7)  p.m.,  through  Dudley  and 
Brierley  Hill. 

Smethwick,  Oldbury,  and  Tividale,  5  p.m. 

Wahali,  5-45  p.m.  daily. 

Worcester,  through  Bromsgrove  and  Droit- 
wich, 10  a.m  and  4  p.m. 

Wolverhampton,  S,  y-.SO,  and  1 1  a.m.,  1 , 
3-30,  6-30,  and  7-45  p.m. 


ST.  GEORGES  OFFICE,  HUJH   STREET,  V  .John  Doighty. 

Stourbridge,  4l|).m. 

Stourport  and  Bewdley,  3-45,  ex.  Sunday. 

Wolverhampton,  S,   11,   12,  and  2-45  a.m., 

5,  and  7-45  p.m. 
Worcester,  4-15  p.m.  except  Sunday. 


Brettell  Lane,  7  piri. 

Dudley,  9  and  11-30  a.m.,  4,  45,   7.  and  9 

p.m. 
Ihulley  through  Oldbury,  <»  p.m. 
Lichfield,  4  p.m.  except  Sunday. 


INDEPENDENT  rO.\CII  OFFICE,  BILL  STREET,  %*  William  Lkonarp. 
Wolt'rrbiimplon,  3  or  4  times  per  day.  )   KVs/iromtricA,  10  a.m.,   1,  3,  5,  and  8  p.  m- 

Worcester,  10  a.m.,  daily. 

1  akn  in  Parcel?!  for  London,  Edinburgh,  and  Glasgow. 


COACHES    FROM    THE    INNS    AND    OMNIBUSES.  397 

COACHES  FROM  THE  INNS. 

Alcester,  White  Hart,  Digbeth,  Tlmrsday  and  Saturday,  4-30  p.m. 

Alcester,  Black  Boy,  St.  Martiu's  lane,  daily. 

Brormgrore,  Black  Swan,  Bromsgrove  street,  Monday,  Thursday,  and  Saturday,  5  p.m. 

Darlaston^  Lamp  Tavern,  Bull  street,  4-45  p.m.  daily. 

Lichjielii,  Rose  and  Crown,  Moor  street,  Mon.  Tues.  Wed.  Thurs.  and  Sat.  4  p.m. 

Eedilitch  and  Eversham^  Black  Boy,  St.  Martin's  lane,  daily. 

Eedditch^  Black  Boy,  St.  Martin's  lane,  daily. 

SolihulU  Black  Boy,  St.  Martin's  lane,  Monday,  Thursday,  and  Saturday. 

Shrewshui'y^  Seven  Stars,  Worcester  street. 

Stratford,  Seven  Stars,  Worcester  street,  daily. 

Taimcorth,  160,  Moor  street,  3-45  p.m..  daily. 


HANDSWORTH,   BIRCHFIELD,    THE    LOZELLS,    AND    HUNTER'S   LANE, 

OMNIBUS. 


Leaves  New  Inn,  Birchfield, 
Morning,  at  9  and  10-4o. 
Afternoon,  at  2-30  and  6. 


Leaves  the  Rose  and  Punch  BoicU  Bull  street. 
Morning,  at  10. 
Afternoon,  at  1,  5,  and  7. 


They  do  not  travel  on  Sundays  during  the  winter. 


MOSELEY,  BALSALL  HEATH,  AND  HIGHGATE  OMNIBUS. 


Leaves  Moseley  and  Balsall  Heath. 
Morning,  at  9-15  and  10-45. 
Afternoon,  at  2-45  and  6-45. 


Leaves  the  Bee  Hive,  Bull  Street,  calling  at 

the  Woolpack,  St.  Martin's  lane. 
Morning,  at  10. 
Afternoon,  at  1,  5,  and  7-30. 

Parcels,  under  141bs.  2d. ;  above  141bs.  and  under  28lbs.  3d.,  which  must  be  prepaid. 


BRISTOL  ROAD  OMNIBUS. 


Leaves  the  Toll  Gate,  Bristol  Road. 
Morning,  at  8-45,  9-30,  and  11. 
Afternoon,  at  3,  5,  7-15,  and  8-30. 


Leaves  the  Bee  Hive,  Bull  street. 
Morning,  9-10  and  10-30. 
Afternoon,  at  1-15,  4-30,  6-45,  and  8. 


During  the  months  of  November,  December,  January.  February,  and  March,  the 
quarter  before  Seven  journey  from  Bull  street,  will  be  altered  to  a  quarter  past  Seven ; 
and  the  quarter  past  Seven  from  the  Toil-Gate,  to  a  quarter  before  Eight;  the  Eight 
o'clock  journey  being  discontinued  during  the  above  months.  During  the  Strawberry 
Season,  this  Omnibus  will  make  three  journies  to  Strawberry  Vale,  viz.,  half-past  Four, 
a  quarter  before  Seven,  and  Eight. 

Parcels,  1 41bs.  and  under,  2d. ;  above  I41bs.  and  under  281bs.  3d. ;  which  must  be 
pre-paid. 


HARBOURNE  AND  EDGBASTON  OMNIBUS. 

Leaves  the  Bell  Inn,  Harbourne, 
Morning,  at  8-30  and  10-30. 
Afternoon,  at  3  and  6-15. 


Leaves  the  Bee  Hive,  Bull  street, 
Morning,  at  9-20. 
Afternoon,  at  1,  5,  7-15. 


Leaving  Christ  Church  ten  minutes  after  Bull  street  time. 


NEW  STREET  AND  EDGBASTON  OMNIBUS. 


Leaves  the  corner  of  New  street,  9-30,  10-30, 
1-15  a.m.,  1,  2,  3,  5,  7.  8  p.m. 


Leaves  the  Ivy  Bush,  Edghaston,  8-4.5,    10 
11  a.m.,  1-30,  2-30,  4-30,  6-30,  7-30  p.m 


398 
CARRIERS  PROIYI  THE  INNS. 


Name  oj  Place.  Carrier.  Place  of  Starling .  Day.  Hour 


Aberystwith Mannox 138,  Moor  street Friday evening. 

Alcester Ilillier Red  Lion,  Digbeth Mon.  Thurs...6  p.m. 

Alcestcr    Webb  &  Wheeler.  Pliorenix,  Park  street Mon.  Tu.  J?at.  4  p.m. 

Alcester    Hayues  tV:  Co.  3&,  Bartholomew  .street Tu.    Ihurs.  and  J? at. 

Aldridge    Nixon Leopard,  Dale  end Thursday o  p.m. 

Alvechurch AVildsmith    ..  Swan,  St,  Martins  lane    ..  Mon.  Thurs...4  p.m. 

Alvechurch Bu.'^by (]rand  Turk,  Bell  street    ..  Mon.  Thurs...4  p.m. 

Aasley Hicken Red  Lion.  Digbeth Mon.  Thurs...2  p.m. 

Arbnry Hicken Red  Lion,  Digbeth Mon.  Thur.s...2  p.m. 

Ashby-de-la-Z(mch..  Redgate I'hoenix,  Park  .street Friday 10  p.m. 

A-^hby-dc-la-Zouch..  Cox l.'JS,  Moor  street Monday evening. 

Atherstone   Avins    Phoenix,  Park  .street Mon.  1  hurs.. .8  p.m. 

Austrey  and  Allesley  Till Tamworth  Arms,  Moor  st..  Thursday 1  p.m. 

Balsall  Temple A.sbury Phoenix,  Park  street T hurs.  Sat.  ..  4  p.m. 

Banbury   IloUingsworth  Freeman  street    Mon.  Thurs.  9h  p.m. 

Banbury   AVisdom    AVoolpack,  St.  Martin's  lane  Thursday..  12"noon. 

Banbury Dodd     Phoenix,  Park  street Tues.  Sa't 6  a.m. 

Banbury Askew 13S,  Moor  street Mon.  Tu.  Th.  F.  eve. 

Barnes  Green Howard    Bell  Inn,  Philip  street    Tu.  Th.  Sat..  .3.  p.m. 

Barton  and  Burton..  Bosward 3,  Hurst  street Mon.  Thurs.. .4  p.m. 

Bed  worth Chattaway  . .  1 38,  Moor  street Daily. 

liedlams  End Allen    Horse  Shoe,  St.Martins  lane  Mon.  Thurs. ..4  p.m. 

Bellbroughton     Harris New  Inn,  Bromsgrove  street  Mon.  Thurs..  .4  p.m. 

l^t'fW P<twe;i Horse  Shoe,  St.Martins  lane  Thursday 4  p.m. 

Bidford Hillier Red  Lion,  Digbeth Mon.  Thurs...6  p.m. 

I^ilston Cotterill    White  Horse,  Moor  street. .  Daily oh  p.m. 

lii'-'^ton Doughty Castle  d-  Falcon,  Snow  hill    Daily  9|  and  3f  p.m. 

Blockley Hawkins 138,  Moor  street Wednesday..  12  a.m. 

Blooxwich    Hadley     Chapel,  Great  Charles  .street  Daily 5  p.m. 

Bricknell Horner Nag's  Head,  Deritend    Mon.  Thurs... 4  p.m. 

Brinklow Davis    138.  Moor  street Friday. 

liromsgrove Sorrell Phamix,  Park  street Mon.' Thurs... 6  p.m. 

liromsgrove AlUmtt. Bell  Inn.  Philip  street Mon.  Thurs..  .5  p.m. 

Bromsgrove Atkins Swan,  Bromsgrove  street  . .  Mon.  Th.  Sat.  4.^  p.m. 

Bromsgrove Collis Swan,  St.  Martin's  lane     . .  Mon.  Thurs.. .4  p.m. 

IJurfurd Haynes  cfe  Co.  '^^,  Bartholomew  street Tues.  Thurs.  and  Sat. 

Burlord Hawkins 138,  Moor  street Wrduesday  ..  noon. 

Burton-on-Trent     ..  Redgate Phoenix,  Park  street Thursday'...  1p.m. 

Caversham Harding Phcpnix,  Park  street Daily A  \^.m. 

Cheltenham Hillirr Red  Lion,  Digbeth Mon.  Thurs..  .G  p.m. 

Cheltenham Haynes  d- Co.  38,  Bartholomew  .street Tn.   Thurs.  and  Sat. 

Chipping  Campdcn..   Hawkins 1. "{8,  Moor  street ANodnosday   ..  noon. 

(  hij)i)iiig  Nditi.n     ..  Bau^^'ham     ..    Pho-nix,  Park  .street Thtirsday 8  p.m. 

Chi])i)ing  Norton     ..  Taplin New  Inn,  Bromsgrove  street  Wed.  Sat. i)  p.m. 

Chipping  Norton     ..   Rudge l.'J.s,  Moor  stnvt Mon.  Th.  Sat.  eveng. 

(  ircncestcr Hawkins l.'{8.  Moor  street Wednesday    evening. 

Claverdon     Robins Phnnix,  Park  street Thursday 4  ]).m. 

Coalhrookdale Maiuiox L'{8,  Moor  street Friday  .'.-.  evening. 

Colesljill Ingram Pha-nix,  Park  .street Mon.'Th.  Sat.  4  p.m. 

Coh'shill    Smith    Leopard,  Dale  end Mon.  Thurs. .  .4  p.m. 

Culeshill Finch    Rose  and  Cr(»wn.  Moor  st. .  Mon.  Thurs..  .2  ]).m. 

Coloshill   Hicken   Red  Lion,  Digbeth Mon.  Thurs.. .  1  p.m. 

Coleshill   LinJorth Hell  Inn.   Philij)  street Daily 4  p.m. 

Colesliill   Corbey 13S,  Moor  street Tu.  d' Fri.    morning. 

Coventry (  hatlaway  . .    13.S,  Moor  stn>et Daily evening. 

Coventry Thompson    ..  Bull's  Head,  Digbeth     Tu.  d  Thur. .  .3  p.m. 

("ovetitry r)avis    13S.  Moor  street Friday. 

Darliwton Bayley Three  Tuns,  Snow  hill M.  1  u.  Th.  S.  5  p.m. 


CARRIERS    FROM    THE    INNS.  390 

Name  of  place.  Carrier.  Place  of  Starling.  Day.  Hour, 


Darlaston Howie Coach  and  Horses,  Snowhill  Daily 3  p.m. 

Dudley I'oiubertoii  . .   Phoenix,  Park  street Tu.  Thur.  Sat.  4  p.m. 

Dudley Mills Plin^nix,  Park  street Tu.  Thur.  Sat.  7  p.m. 

Dudley Stephens \\'hite  Horse,  Moor  street. .  ])aily,  exc.  Fri.  8  p.m. 

Karls  \Vood Silk New  Inn,  Bromsgrove street  Thursday 6  p.m. 

Ellesmcre Mannox 138,  Moor  street Friday. 

Evesham Harding Phoenix,  Park  street Thursday 6  p.m. 

Evesham Haynes  <fe  Co.  'SS^  Bartholomew  street Tues.  Thurs.  and  Sat. 

Fairtord     Hawkins 138,  Moor  street Wednesday  ..  noon. 

Feckenham Williams Horse  Shoe,  St.Martin's lane  Thursday 4  p.m. 

Fillongley Hicken Red  Lion,  Digbeth Mon.  Thurs. ..2  p.m. 

Foleshill    Chattaway  ..  138,  Moor  street Daily. 

HalesjOwen Tilsley Crown,  Broad  street Tucs.  Thurs.  and  Sat. 

Hales  Owen. Knight Crown,  Broad  street Monday. 

Hampton-in-Arden      Earp. Horse  Shoe,  St.Martin's  lane  Thursday 4  p.m. 

Hansley    Corliey 138,  Moor  street Tues.  Fri... morning. 

Henley-in-Arden    ..  Shakespeare..  Pump  Tavern,  Bell  street. .  Mon.  Thurs. .  .4  p.m. 

Henley-iu-Arden    ..  Steane Red  Lion,  Digbeth Mon.  Thurs. ..o  p.m. 

Henley-in-Arden     ..  Howes. Phoenix,  Park  street Thursday 4  p.m. 

Henley-in-Arden    ..   Eccles Woolpack,  St.  Martin's  lane  Thursday 5  p.m. 

Henley-in-Arden     ..  Taplin New  Inn,  Bromsgrove  street  Wed.  Sat 9  p.m. 

Henley-eu-Ardeu    ..  Smith    Bell  Inn,  Phillip  street Thursday. 

Hereford Haynes  <fe  Co,  38,  Bartholomew  street Tues.  Thurs.  and  Sat. 

Hockley  and  Henley  Tomlin     Phoenix,  Park  street Mon.  Thurs..  .4  p.m. 

Husbands  Bosworth    Davis    138,  Moor  street Friday. 

Inckley Chattaway  . .  1  ^^^  Moor  street Tues.  Thurs.  and  Sat. 

Inkberrow Ilarwood Horse  Shoe,  St.Martin's  lane  Thursday 4  p.m. 

Kenilworth James Spread  Eagle,  Spiceal  street  Monday. 3  p.m. 

Kenilworth Chattaway  . .  138,  ]Moor  street Daily. 

Kettering Davis    138,  Moor  street '  Friday evening. 

Kiddermidster Gardener Grand  Turk,  Bell  street    ..  Tu.  Th.  Sat.. .3  p.m. 

Kineton    Wisdom    Woolpack,  St,  Martin's  lane  Friday 12  noon. 

King's  Norton. Webster Grand  Turk.  Bell  street Mon.  Thurs.  ..4  p.m. 

King's  Norton Avery Homer's  yard,  Balsall  street  Mon.  Th.  Sat.  3  p.m. 

Kingswood Howes Red  Lion,  Digbeth. Mon.  Th.  Sat.  3  p.m. 

Knowle     Leeson Grand  Turk,  Bell  street    ..  Mon.  Thiu"s.-.3  p.m. 

Knowlc     Oliver  _ Red  Lion,  Digbeth. Mon.  Th.  Sat.  3  p.m. 

Knowle     Asbury. Phoenix,  Park  street Mon.  Thurs. .  .4  p.m. 

Lapworth Benbrook     ..  Phoenix,  Park  street   _ Mon.  Thurs.. .4  p.m. 

Leamington Wisdom    Woolpack,  St.  Martin's  lane  Wednesday    12  noon. 

Leamington Dodd     Phoenix,  Park  street Tu.l2noon,Sat.6a.m 

Leamington HoUingsworth  Freeman  street Mon.  Thurs.  9 j  p.m. 

Leamington. Allen    HorseShoe, St. Martin'slane  Monday 4  p.m. 

Leamington Hillier Red  Lion,  Digbeth Mon.  lhiu-s.-.6  p.m. 

Leamington Chattaway  ..  138,  Moor  street Daily. evening. 

Ledbury    Haynes  &  Co.  38,  Bartholomew  street Tu.  Thur.  and  Sat. 

Leicester Redgate    Phoenix  street,  Park Wednesday..  1  p.m. 

Lichfield    Robinson Phoenix,  Park  street Tu.  Th.  Sat.-.3  p.m. 

Lichfield   Palmer. Rose  and  Crown,  Moor  st. .  Daily,  exc.  Fri.  4  p.m. 

Lichfield Wakefield    ..  Grand  Turk,  Bell  street    ..  Wednesday  ..  4  p.m. 

Lichfield Bosward 3,  Hurst  street Monday 2  a.m. 

Llanidloes    Mannox 138,  Moor  street Friday. 

Long  Compton     Taplin New  Inn,  Bromsgrove  street  Wed.  Sat 9  p.m. 

Loughborough     Cox   138,  Moor  street Monday evening. 

Lutterworth  _ Davis    138,  Moor  street Friday evening. 

Market  Harbro' Davis 138,  Moor  street Friday evening. 

Maxtoke Ingram Phoenix,  Park  street Friday    4  p.m. 

Meriden Thompson   ..  Bulls  Flead,  Digbeth     Tues.  Thurs.    3p.m. 

Mickleton Hawkins....  138,  Moor  street Wednesday  ..  noon. 

Morton-iu-thc-Marsh  Hawkins 138,  Moor  street ^Vednesday  . .  noon. 


400  CARRIERS    FROM    THE    INNS. 


Name  of  Place.  Carrier.  Place  of  Starting.  Day.  Hour. 

Newtovm Mannox 138,  Moor  street Friday evening. 

North  Leach Hawkins 138,  Moor  street Wednesday  ..   noon. 

Nuneaton Corby   138,  Moor  street Tues.  Fri,  ..  11a.m. 

Nuneaton Farr Rose  <fe  Crown,  Moor  street  Thursday o  p.m. 

Oldbury    Wolfe   Grand  Turk,  Bell  street    ..  Daily 5  p.m. 

Oswestry Mannox 138,  Moor  street Friday. 

Oxford Bangham     ..  Phonnix,  Park  street Mon.  Thurs. .  .4  a.m. 

Oxford Taplin New  Inn,  Bromsgrove  street  Wed.  Sat 9  p.m. 

Pailton Davis    _ 138,  Moor  street Friday. 

Redditch Humphries  . .  Woolpack.  St.  Martin's  lane  1  hursday 5  p.m. 

Redditch    Huskisson    . .  New  Inn,  liromsgrove  street  Daily. 

Rowington    MorrLs Phoenix,  Park  street Mon.  Thurs.. .4  p.m. 

Rugeley    Bosward 3,  Hurst  street Monday 2  a.m. 

Sel ley  Common Edwards I'hwnix,  Park  street Mon.  Thurs. ..4  p.m. 

Shiflnal Mannox 138,  Moor  street Friday evening. 

Shipston-on-Stour  . .  Taplin New  Inn,  Bromsgrove  street  Wed.  Sat.  . .  evening. 

Shipston  _ Rudge 138,  ^Sloor  street Mon.  Thur.  evening. 

Shipstou    Baugham...,  Phoenix,  Park  street Thurs.  Sat.  ..  6  a.m. 

Shrcw.sl)ury Drayton Three  Tuns,  Snow  hill Fri.  Sunday  . .  7  a.m. 

Shrew.slmry Mannox 138,  Moor  street Friday evening. 

Shustoke Hickin Red  Lion,  Digheth Mon.  Thurs..  .2  p.m. 

Solihull Fairfield Woolpack,  St.  Martins  lane  Mon.  Th.  Sat.  o  p.m. 

Solihull Phillips. Red  Lion,  Digbeth. Mon.  Thurs..  .3  p.m. 

Solihull Norris Phoenix,  Park  street Mon.  Thiu-s...4  p.m. 

Southam Dodd     Phoenix,  Park  street Tues.  Sat 6  a.m. 

Southam    Askew 131,  Moor  street Mon.  Tu.  Thurs.  Fri. 

Stourbridge Stephens \\'hite  Horse,  Moor  street..  Tu.  Th.  Sat...5  p.m. 

Stourbridge Pemberton  ..  Phoenix,  Park  street Tu.  Th.  Sat..  .4  p.m. 

Stourbridge Tilsley Crown.  Broad  street Tues.  Thurs.  <fe  Sat. 

Stow-in-the-Hole    ..  Hawkins 1.38,  Moor  street Wednesday.,  noon. 

Stratford-on-Avon  ..  Rudge l.'>8.  Moor  street. Mon.  Thurs.  ..  evng. 

Stratford-on-Avon  ..  Coles    _ Phoenix,  Park  street Thursday 8  p.m. 

Stratford-on-Avon..  Baugham     ..  Phoenix,  Park  street  _ Thursday 5  a.m. 

Stratford-on-Avon  ..  Taplin New  Inn,  Bromsgrove  street  Wed.  Sat 9  p.m. 

Stratford-on-Avon  . .  Hillier Red  Lion,  Digbeth Mon.  Thurs. .  .6  p.m. 

Studley Webb  &  'Wbecler  Phoenix,  Park  street Mon.  Th.  Sat.  4  p.m. 

Studlfy Edwards Grand  Turk,  Bell  street    ..  Mon.  Thurs. .  .4  p.m. 

Studley Wheeler (Jrand  Turk,  Bell  street    ..  Mon.  Thurs..  .4  p.m. 

Studley Atkins Red  Lion,  Digbeth Thursday 4  p.m. 

Sudbury    Bosward 3.  Hurst  street Monday 2  a.m. 

Sutton  Coldfiold Smith    Burnett's  Livery  Stables   ..  Daily 6  p.m. 

Suttun  ('(ildlieUl Hart Engine,  Dale  end M.  Tu.Th.  Sat.  4  p.m. 

Tanh'bigg     Lees New  Inn,  Bromsgrove  street  Mon.  Thurs. .  .4  p.m. 

T;ir(l('liigg     Howard  .  Boll  Inn.  riiilij)  street Thursday 3  p.m. 

Taniw(»rth    Matthews     ..  Tamwurtb  Arms,  Moor  st      Daily 4  p.m. 

Tamworth    Anchor Sj)read  Engle,  Spiceal  street  Mon.  Thurs. ..3  p.m. 

Tamw(»rth    I'pton S])read  i^nj^le,  Sjticeal  street  Mon.  Thurs. .  .3  p.m. 

Ti>n»j)le-Balsall Asliury Pha-Tiix,  Park  street Mon.  Thiu-s. .  .4  i).m. 

TewKosbury     Ilaynes  d- Co.  .'{8,  Bartholitniew  street Tues.  Thurs.  and  Sat. 

Tutbury    Bosward .3,  Hurst  street Monday. 2  a.m. 

rilcnlniU IltMnining     ._   Red  Lion,  Digbeth Mon. 'I'hurs, .  .4  ]i.m. 

Uttoxctcr Hiil)l)ar(l Spread  I'.agU",  Spiceal  street  Thurs.  Sat.  ..  1  j).in. 

Cttoxeter Bosward .3,  Hurst  street Monday 2  a.m. 

Walsall... Marsh   .....  Barrel,  Snow  hill     ..   Mun. Wed.  Fri.  8  p.m. 

\Valsall (;<)ld Coach  it  Horses,  Snow  hill  Daily 6  ]).m. 

Walsall Powell. Chaj)el,  Great  (htu-les  street  Mon.  Thurs.. .7  p.m. 

Walsall Thonieloi'         Three  Tnns,  Snow  hill Daily .>  p.m. 

Walsall. Chapman    (l.'i,  Bartlioloiumv  street . Daily 6  a.m. 

Walsall Hadliy ChajK*!,  (Jreat  (barles  street  Daily 5  p.m. 

Walsall AUsop Bricklayer'sArms.Gt.Ghas.s  Daily. 


CARRIE  lis    FROM    THK    INNS. 


401 


Name  of  Place. 


Carrier. 


Warwick Hollingsworth 

Warwick James 

\V arwick Chattaway  . . 

Warwick Wisdom    

Warwick H  illier 

Warwick Allen    

Warwick Dodd 

W  ater  Orton Pargeter 

Weatlieroak-bill Webster 

Wedgbury     Purcocks 

Wednesbury     Forster 

Wellington Mannox 

Welshpool    JMannox    

West  Bromwicb I'aine 

West  Bromwicb Wilkinson    .. 

West  Bromwicb Purcocks 

W  bitcbnrcli Mannox 

Wbittaker     Insley 

Whittaker    Hicken 

Willenball    Bayley 

Willeuball Stokes 

Willenball Sbepjjard 

Willenball    Brevitt 

Witney Haynes  <fe  Co. 

Wolverbampton Grovenor 

Wolverbanipton Rayner     

Wolverbampton Cbapman 

Wolverbampton Austin 

Wolverbampton Mannox 

Woodstock    Taplin 

Yoxall Bosward 


Places  of  Starting. 

Freeman  street 

S]>read  Eagle,  Spiceal  street 

138,  Moor  street 

Woolpack,  St.  Martin's  lane 

lied  Lion,  Digbetb 

Horse  Sboe,  St. Martin's  lane 

PbcEnix,  Park  street 

Temperance  Hotel,  Moorst 
(Jraud  Turk.  Bell  street    . . 

121,  Moor  street 

Cbapel,  Great  Cbarles  street 

138.  Moor  street 

138,  Moor  street 

Rose  &  Crown,  Moor  street 
Rose  and  Crown,  Moorst.. 

121,  Moor  street 

138,  Moor  street 

Temperance  Hotel,  Moorst 

Red  Lion,  Digbetb  - 

Tbree  Tuns,  Snow  bill 

Castle  and  Falcon,  Snow  bill 

Tbree  Tuns,  Snow  bill 

Bricklayer'sArms,Gt.Chas.  s 

38,  Bartbolomew  street 

Wbite  Horse,  Moor  street. . 
12  court.  Great  Cbarles  st.. 
Go  court.  Great  Cbarles  st.. 

49,  Weaman  street- 

138,  Moor  street. 

New  Inn,  Bromsgrove  street 
3,  Hurst  street 


Day,  Hour. 

Mon.  Tburs.  94  p.m. 
Wednesday  ..  3  p.m. 

Daily evening, 

Wednesday    12  noon. 
Mon.  Tburs... 6  p.m. 

Monday 4  p.m. 

Tu,  12  noon, Sat.  6  a.m 
Mon.  Tburs... 2  p.m. 

Thursday 3  p.m. 

Daily 10  a.m. 

Tu.  Tburs.  Sat.  7  p.m. 
Friday. 

Friday evening. 

Daily 7  p.m. 

Daily. 

Daily 10  a.m. 

Friday. 

Mon.  Tburs... 2  p.m. 
Mon.  Tburs...!  p.m. 
Daily  exc.  Fri.  4  p.m. 
Tu.  Tburs.  Sat.  8  p.m. 
Fri.Sat.  Tu.Tb.  8  p.m. 
Thursday  and  Sat. 
Tues.  Tburs.  and  Sat. 
Tu.  Thurs.Sat.  7  p.m. 

Daily  _ 10  a.m. 

Daily 10  a.m. 

Daily 6  a.m. 

Friday. 

Wed.  Sat 9  p.m. 

Monday 1  a.m. 


KENNETT'S  PARCEL  DISPATCH. 

Established  to  convey  small  Parcels  to  and  from  London  to  Birmingham,  and  the 

undermentioned  Towns. 


Bath,  Bedford 

Brighton 

Bristol 

Cambridge 

Canterbury 

Cheltenham 

Chester 

Colchester 


Coventry 
Derby 
Dover 
Exeter 
G  loucester 
G  osport 
Hastings 
Ipswich 


Landport 

Leeds 

Leicester 

Lincoln 

Li\-erpool 

Leamington 


Manchester 

Norwich 

Nottingham 

Northampton 

Oxford 

Portsea 

Portsmouth 

Ramsgate 


Maidstone 

Margate 

Chief  Office .".  1.  Skinner  street,  Snow^Hill,  London. 

Bu-mingbam  Office  . .  Mr.  J.  C.  Abbott,  47,  Dale  end. 


Salisbury 

Sheffield 

Southampton 

Stafford 

Winchester 

Wisbeach 

W  olverhampton 

Walsall 


SWIFT    PACKETS, 

BETWEEN    BIRMINGHAM,  DUDLEY,    AND    WOLVERHAMPTON. 


From  Great  Charles  street,  Birmingham, 
at  9  and  11-30  a.m.,  and  1,  4,  and  6,45 
p.m.,  calling  at  Smethwick,  Spon  Lane, 
Bromford  Bridge,  Dudley  Port,  Tipton, 
Deepfields,  and  Millfields. 


From  Railway  street,  Wolverbampton,  at 
9  and  10,30  a.m.,  and  1, 4,  and  6,45  p.m. 
calling  at  Millfields,  Deepfields,  Tipton, 
Dudley  Port,  Bromford  Bridge,  Spon 
Lane,  and  Smethwick. 


An  Omnibus  leaves  Wright's  coach  office,  Dudley,  at  9-40  and  11-10  am.,  and  at 
1,40,  4,40,  and  7-45  p.m.  to  meet  the  Packets,  by  which  passengers  may  be  booked  to 
Birmingham,  Wolverbampton,  or  the  intermediate  stations.  Passengers  are  booked  by 
every  Packet  to  Dudley,  excepting  the  one  which  leaves  Wolverhampton  at  10-30. 

Steam  Packet,  from  Broad  street  Bridge,  to  and  from  Wolverhampton,  Monday, 
Thursday,  Saturday,  and  Sunday,  dm-ing  the  summer  months. 


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ASTON   PARISH    DIRECTORY. 

ASTON. 

Post  Office,  at  Mr.  Frederick  James  Roberts's. 


Armisfhaw  Mrs.  Ann,  Aston  village 
Arniisli;nvMar;;t.  cfe  Ann,  school,  Aston  villg 
Avery  Mr.  Samuel,  Klmdon  \'illa 
Bicon  Miss  Ann,  Lichfield  terrace 
B'ddle  Miss  Dorothy,  Lichfield  terrace 
IJolaud  lUchard.  jeweller,  Aston  village 
Brady  Cornelins,  commercial  traveller 
Biirdett  Edward,  clerk,  Lichfield  tenace 
Ihitlor  .I(»hn,  coal  dealer 
Cntler  William,  b'acksmith,  Aston  village 
Cheshire  C,  Ki)irit  mert.,  Clarenmnt  cottage 
Chiilingworth  Thoma>-',  clerk.  Park  place 
Collet  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Aston  village 
Coolce  James,  clerk 

Coo])er  Josc])h  Hock,  gun  and  pistol  ma- 
nufacturer. Park  ("otlage 
roo|;er  Kichd.  B   spur  maker,  Lichfield  ter 
Donahoe  Edward,  sho])keeper 
Emery  Mr.  Alfred  Holland,  T^aurel  terrace 
Emery  Samuel,  roller  of  and  dealer  in  every 
description   of  metals,   \'ictoria  Works; 
house.  Albert  Ilnuse 
Fenwicke  Rev.  (ieor;re  O.  vicar.  \'icarage 
Goode  Benjamin  Win.  jeweller.  Aston  vil. 
Greaves  Mr.  Thomas,  I^ichfield  terrace 
Griffiths  Henry,  shf>emaker 
(iroves  llithard.  phimber  and  glazier 
Hardy  Ann,  victualler,  Man(»r  Tavern 
Harvey  Jas.  gnu  barrel  grinder,  Aston  vil 
lleaton  .Mr>i.  Marlha,  Lichfield  t'n-ace 
Hickman  Mr".  Jane,  Lichfield  terrace 
Hici;man  Mr.  \\'ir.iam.  Lichfield  teiTace 
Holloway  (lill)ert,  bask-t  nuikiT 
Hollis  Mr.  John,  Aston  village 
H   rue  Thos.  brass  founder,  iV  c.  .\ston  vil. 
Horrocks  John,  beerhoase  A- gun  engraver 


Houghton  Rev.  Matthew,  curate,  Aston  vil 

Insley,  William,  beerhouse 

Jackson  Mr.  Thomas,  Aston  vil'age 

James  Henry,  butcher  and  baker 

James  Thomas,  miller 

Jenkins  Mr.  Thomas,  Park  villa 

Joverns  Joseph,  baker 

Lomas  D.  clerk,  A  E.  school,  Lichfield  ter 

Longmore  Thos,  brass  founder,  Aston  vil. 

Morris  (Jeorge,  beerhouse  and  bricklayer 

Neal  George,  clerk,  Windsor  place 

Nevill  James,  victualler,  \'ine  Inn 

Ouseman  John  Benjamin,  tailor 

Parker  Joseph  Basnett,  gun  barrel  maker, 

and  Elizabeth  S.  school,  Laurel  terrace 
Peat  Mrs.  Margaret  Ann,  Laurel  terrace 
Pitt  Ed.  clerk  to  the  L'nion,  \'ictoria  Cot. 
Potter  Richard,  farmer.  I*ark 
Roberts  Fred.  Ja<.  parish  clerk  and  sexton, 

Astou  village 
Rowley  Edward,  artist 

Shaw  Z.  A.  milliner  iV- dress  n:kr.  V'lnp  Cot. 
Sluinnau  Thuuas,  maltster,  Asten  village 
Siddcms  Charles  »fe  William,  air  trigger,  «i:c. 

man-.i.facturers.  Laurel  terrace 
Sims  .[ph.  farmer  iV-  iron  master,  Aston  park 
Smith  W.  steel  toy  mauiilr.  Windsor  place 
Spence  Mr.  J(din,  Lichfield  terrace 
Spencer  Th<»nu\s,  shopkeeper 
Turner  James,  gun  barrel  maker,  Aston  vil 
\'ickcry  Mary,  shoj)keei)er,  Astcn  village 
Wells  Richaril.  engineer,  \^'ater  \\'orks 
\\'illiams  IM.,  laud  surveyor,  Lichfield  ter. 
\A'ilson  Jane,  vict.  Aston  Tavern,  Aston  vl 
Winton  Josejdi,  famuT.  Park 
Worsey,  Mr.  Edward,  Laurel  terrace 


•,•  For  Directory  of  Aston  New  Town,  Lozells,  Round  Hills,  d:c.  see  Birmingham. 


CASTLE  B 

Post  OrricK,  at 

Austin  ^^■iiliam,  com  miller 

I'aldock,  (ieorge,  wh(U*lwright 

Barnes  James,  sch(»olniaster 

Blewitt   John,    classical    and    commercial 

boanliui!'  school 
CoojKT  .l<ihu  and  Josepli,  builders 
Davis  Thomas,  wire  tool  maker 
I'Jiis  Jdhii,  blacksmith 
Kenipsnii  Rev.  JCdvvin.  incumbent 
Leake  Henry,  millwright 
Lewis  Ann,  post  mistrc'ss 
Newton  \\  illiam  gent.  \\  hateley  Hall 
Powell  .Ann,  victualler,  maltster,  tV:  farmer, 

Uradford  .Vnus 
Priteliitt  .Mrs.  Amelia 
Rooltottoii  I  larriet,  infant  school 
I{uwli<y  Uii  hard,  briiklayer 
^\  nrbam  Mary,  victualler,  Cnslle  hm 
\\  arner  Jane,  schoolmistre.':* 


ROMWICH. 

Mrs.  Ann  Lewis's. 

^^'el)b  Ann,  school 
W  hade  Josejih,  grocer  and  druggist 
^^  bitten  (ieorge,  butcher  and  fiirmer 
Williams  James,  blacksmith 

Farmers. 

Asbary  William,  Park  Hall 

lioswtirth  I'd  ward,  Dalton 

Chattock  John,  Hay  House 

Cooper  (  harles 

Dowler   I  houias 

Gibson  Richard 

Johnson  Heujamin 

Mitchell  .loh'n 

Siu:illwood  .lohn,  (and  wine  merchant) 

Smith    Ihonuis 

Twamhy  Zaeluiriah 

W  ard  Joseph,  .Moat  h.  ii3« 


ASTOy     PARISH     DIKKCroKY. 


403 


Adams  Mrs.  TiUcy,  Shortlifiith 

Allarton  Joseph,  awl  blade  maker 

Amherst  Francis,  professor,  Uscott  college 

Aplotree  Frederick,  iipliolsterer,  Slade 

Austin  William,  miller,  l\vl»urn 

Bagnall  Kev.  R.  vice  president,  Oscott  col. 

liagot  Rev.  Egerton  Arden.   Fyi)0  Hayes 

Banks  Ann.  ladies'  school,  Gravelly  hill 

liartord  Louis;\.  school 

liarlow  Miss  Mary  Ann 

Bates  William,  gardener 

Benson  Cornelius,  solicitor,  Chesnut  cottg. 

liiddle  Charles,  gardener,  Turf  pits 

Biddle  Isaac,  gardener 

Billings  J(din.  gardener 

Blackford  William,  gardener 

Blackley  Rev.  (Jeo.  (Iravelly  hill 

Blewitt  Thomas,  tailor 

Bond  Rev.  Wm.  professor,  Oscott  college 

Bradbury  Mr.   Francis 

Broadhurst  Mrs.  Mary 

Butler  Joseph,  blacksmith 
Butler  William,  gardener,  Slade 
Buxton  Mrs.  Ann,  Gravelly  hill 
Carpenter  Samuel,  iudia  rubber  brace  and 

belt  maker.  Birches  green 
(  arter  Robert,  tailor  and  draper 
Clark  Mr.  Thomas,  Gravelly  hill 
Coburn  Charles,  National  school  master, 

INloor  end  gi'een 
Cook  Jph.,  gardener  A-  farmer.  Grange  In. 
Cox  John,  electro-pb  ter,  Shortheath 
Dakin  Arthur,  grocer  &  teadlr.,Huuton  h 
Dane  Benj  ,  draper,  Hnnton  hill 
Davis  Rev.  Peter,  professor  of  theology, 

Oscott  college 
Dean  Wra  Hudson,  registrar  of  births  and 
deaths  for  Erdington  dist.,  collector  of 
poor  rates,  and  agent  for  the  District 
Five  Office 
Doggett  James,  grocer 
Dugmure  Thos.  gardener.  Moor  end  green 
Elkington  John,  M.  R.  C.  S.  and  L.  S.  A., 
surgeon,  and  to  the  workhs.  and  district. 
Elkins  Chas.  M.R.C.S.  &  L.A.C.,  surgeon 
Ensor  Silas,  gent,,  Shortheath 
Flannagan  Rev.  Thos.  professor  Oscott  col 
Fowler  John,  gent.,  Bervvood 
Fowler  Richd.  land  smTeyor,  Gravelly  hill 
Fowler  Richd.  juu.  land  agent,  Wood  end 
Fowler  Thomas,  draper 
Fowler  Wm.  land  agent,  d'c.  Birches  green 
Fowler  Wm.jun.  land  surxr., Wood  end  col 
Gammon  Th.  glass  manufr.,  Salford  house 
Gem  Wm.  Henry  Esq.  Wood  end  house 
Gibbons  Mrs.  Ann  Catherine,  Gravelly  hi 
Gibbons  Brueton,  mercht.,  Birches  green 
Greensall  John,  auctioneer  and  builder 
Grove  Mary,  gardener 
Ilaigh  Rev.  Daniel  Hy.,  catholic  priest 
Handloy  Chas.  rate  collector 
Harding  Wm.  Esq.  Copeley  lodge 


F:RDlNCnON. 

Hodgkins,  Jph.  beerhouse 

Holt  Theophilus,  grocer,  Ciravelly  hill 

Hou.seman  Thos.  carpenter,  Gravelly  hill 

Hudson  Mr,  Francis 

Hudson  (ieorge,  currier 

Hutton  Thos.  gentleman 

Huxley  Thomas,  connnercial  traveller 

Jackson  Henry  Owen,  blacksmith 

James  Isaac,  grocer 

Jeffs  Henry,  shoe  maker 

Johnson  Thos.  coal,  Ihne,  and  brick  mcht. 

Salford  bridge  wharf 
Jones  Edward,  gent.  Berwood  villa 
Kemble  Robert,  wheelwright 
Leonard  (apt.  Th.  Baufoy,  Hunton  hill 
Loveridge  W.  foreign  hnporter.  Gravelly  h 
Lowe  Mrs.  Ann,  (iravelly  hill 
Lowther  Robert,  saddler 
Luckock  William,  shoe  maker 
Machin  Chas.  builder  tfe  farmer,  Blythehs. 
Machin  Chas.  jun.  coal  mercht.,  Blythe  hs 
Mackey  Edward  Walter,  artist 
Madeley  Richard,  merchant,  Berwood  h.s. 
Mason  Josiah.  pen  manufacturer,  Berwood 
Mercham  Mr.  Thomas 
Midlam  Mrs.  Eliz.  Gravelly  hill 
Moore  Rev.  John,  president,  Oscott  college 
Myatt  Jno.  gardener,  Bromford 
Newell  Samuel  Bostock,beerhs.  &  silversm. 
Padbury  Jph.,  stone  mason,  Holly  lane 
Pallett  James,  tailor 
Palmer  Edw.  John,  gent.  Slade  house 
Parker  Ch.  mltry.  ornament  mfr.  Gravelly  h 
Parkes  Jph.  stamper  &  piercer.  Gravelly  h 
Pearson  John,  police  constbl.  Moor  end  gr 
Penn  Saml.  engine  boiler  nikr.  Gravelly  h. 
Powell  Richard,  gentleman 
Radclyfle  T.  engraver  &  copper-pl.  printer 
Read  Wm.  gent.,  Stockland  green 
Reeves  Chas.  gent.  Shrubbery 
Robbins  John,  clerk,  Bromford 
Robinson  Joseph,  shoemaker 
Rollason  Abel   and   Son,   metal  roller.s, 

Bromford  ;  house,  Shephirds  green 
Rollason  James,  auctioneer  and  gen.  agent 
Rotton  William,  fishmonger 
Ryland  Thos.  merchant,  Gravelly  hill 
Seager  Saml.  plumber  and  painter 
ShaiTed  William,  wheelwright 
Smith  Bernard,  professor,  Oscott  college 
Smith  Basset,  banker,  Rose  cot.  Gravelly  h 
Smith  Charles,  carpenter.  Holly  lane 
Smith  Wm.  &  Co.  wire  drawers,  Bromford 

Mills;  house.  Gravelly  hill 
Spawforth  Edward,  gentleman 
Standley  John,  gardener,  Holly  lane 
Statham  Jonathan  shopkeeper,  Bromford 
Stevenson  Geo.plumbertfe  painter.  Holly  In 
Thompson  James,  smith 
Timras  Rd.  shoemaker.  Gravelly  hill 
Tomlinson  George,  gardener,  Gravelly  hill 
Tonks  G(>orge,  lamp  <fe  chandelier  manufr. 


HardingWm.  Sextos,  solctr.  Copeley  lodge     Turner  Edward  Press,  chemist.  Gravelly  hill 
Harrison  Rev.  John  Holden,  incumbent  of  i  Turner  CJeorge,  draper,  Hunton  hill 

Water  Orton  !  Wallis  John,  gentleman 

Haycock  Samuel,  gentleman  Wallis  William,  gent.  The  Grange 

Hill  Mr.  Daniel,  Hunton  hill  Wallis  William,  timber  mert.  Gravelly  hill 


404 


Wareinj?  James,  tailor  and  drajjcr 
\Vatts  Rev.  Francis,  independent  minister 
Wheelwright  Win.  gent.  Erdington  Hall 
Whitehouse  John,  builder,  Moor  End  grn. 
Whitfield  Edward,  factor 
Williams  Hy..  copper  plate  engraver,  Slade 
Willmot  (ieorge,  surveyor 
Wilton  C  harles,  beerhouse  and  butcher 
Wilton  John,  butcher  and  fanner 
Winton  Harry. spoon manui'r.,  Tolly  Houses 
Woodward  John,  engraver 
Wright  (ieorge,  gardener 

Farmers. 

Bateman  John,  Shortheath 

Dawson  Joseph 

Edwards  J  as.  Birches  green 


.ASTON     PARISH     Dl  RECTOR  V. 

Inns  and  Taverns. 


Bell  and  Cuckoo,  George  Starkey 
I  Cross  Keys.  William  Moore,  (and  cooper) 

Erdington  Arms,  G.  Hailstone.  Gravelly  hi 
I  Green  Mann  Inn,  Robert  Mc'Leish 
!  Hare  and  Hounds,  Linueus Cutler,  Witton 
:  Old  Green  Man,  G.  F.  Ryman,  Broniford 
I  Roe  Buck,  Maria  Greensall 

White  Lion,  Ellen  Bannister 
I  Swan,  Samuel  Littlehales 


j  H olden  H.  Birches  green 

I  Kesterton  Catherine 

i  Kesterton  Charles 

1  Morris  Edward 


Pickering  Sophia,  Court  In 
Reynolds  John.  Tybu'tt 
Shepley  M.  Birches  green 
Terry  James.  Berwood 
Timbrill  T.  Birches  green 
W  hitehouse  J  .B.Mott  H  ouse 

SALTLEV    AxNO  WASHVVOOU. 

ThoiC  marked  *  reaide  at  Wa^ih ivouil . 


Harrison  Eliza,  (Ar  maltster) !  Mould  Thomas 

Hiirrison  Joseph,  Court  lane    Oldacre  Elizabeth,  Witton 


•Allcock  Mrs  Esther 

•Anthony  John,  gentleman 

•Bagnall  Cornelius,  maltster,   brickmaker, 

and  beerhouse 
•Baynes  Robert,  artist 
Bradley  William,  wheelwright 
Bralee  Henry,  shoemaker 
•Breedon  Samuel,  gun  furniture  manufctr 
Butler,  Sj)ilslniry,   and  Co.,  wire  drawers, 

Saltlev  \Mre  Mills 
•Croft  Miss  Maria 
Evans  Jcdm.  grocer  and  tea  dealer 
Foden  Abraham,  blacksmith 
Hailstt)ne  (.  harles,  blacksmith 
•Hill  Joseph,  fancy  steel  toy  manufacturer 

•  Line  Joseph,  maltster 
Nichols  John,  butcher 

•  Powers  John,  gentleman 
Richards  Joseph,  beerhouse 
•Sheldon  Frederick  Theodore,  clerk 
Shepheard  Charles,  beerhouse 

WAKD  KNU  AND 

liaker  Thf)mas,  clock  maker 

Hutton  William  Es(|.,  Ward  End  Hall 

Lee  Joseph,  corn  miller,  Ward  End  Mill 

Luckman  Thomas,  vict..  Barley  Mow 

Marshall  Ceorge,  l)ank  maiiagrr 

Marshall  Henry,  bank  clerk 

Marshall  Isaac,  timber  mert.  Hallam  rock 

W  ATE  II 

Day  William,  victualler.  Royal  Oak 
Half<ird  Henry  Haden,  Esfj.,  coal  master 
Hargrave  Misses  .lane  and  Julia 
Hill  (Jeorge,  gardener 
Hntchins  .fohn,  beerhouse 
Litth'wood  Thomas,  gentleman 
Short  Elizabeth,  victualler,  The  Dog 


•Simkin  W.  pearl  button  mfr.  Laurel  place 
•Spencer  Thomas,  beerhouse 
*Steapenhill  Eber,  schoolmaster 
•  I  ijjley  Elizabeth,  schoolmistress 
Ward  \N'illiam.  gentleman,  Shaw  hill  hs 
Wright  Joseph,  railway  carriage  builder  ife 
contractor,  Saltley  AVorks;  h.  Park  Cotg 

Inns  and  Taverns. 

Adderley  Anns,  Henry  Brown 

Gate,  Th(  mas  Midlam 

Railway  Tavern,  Henry  Jones 

Shepherd  and  Shepherdess,  Thos.  Withnall 

•Swan,  John  Edwards 

Farmers, 

Bailey  Joseph 

•Burton  Charles 

Chattaway  John,  Saltley  Hall 

(Jodwin  Samuel,  Manor  Houses 

Hand  Samuel 

•Sh(>rt\eld  Henry 

LITTLE  liROMWIClL 

Matthews  W.  vict.  «fc  blksmth. Fox  dcGoosu 
Farmers. 

Cooper  James,  Tiu;  ti range 
Daft(»rn  Robert  Bond 
Dyer  Thunias 
Lane  Thonuis 
Line  Charles  Allen 

OR  rox. 

Williams  John,  smith  and  parish  clerk 

Farmers. 

Cooper  John,  (and  builder) 
Day  Thomas 
Jenkins  W  illiani 
Mar>liull  .losiiih 
Wakefield  Thomas 
^^"ood  Francis 


Terry  William,  gentleman 

WITTON. 

Ashford  R.  pleasure  gardens.  Boat  Tavrn.  1  Shyrte  Mary,  school.  The 
Bodingtuii  Mr.  Nathan  i  Walker  Josi-ph,  beerhtmse 

Jones  Abraham,  Hpade  and  shovel  manu-     Wallis  Joseph,  gentleman 
facturi-r,  and  beerhouse  I 

Farmers.  '  Brown  Jph.  Witton  Hall  farm  |  Short  John 

Aphmall  (  lins.  Hroi.k  farm   i  (Jibbs  Eliz.  (and  gardener) 
Bragg  William  ^  Potter  Joseph 


Hall 


Wells  Geo.  Whit  ton  Lodge 
Wells  Joseph,  I'ppcrWitlon 


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PATENT  MAGNETO  PLATE  WORKS, 


AND 


GENERAL  PLATING  MANUFACTORY, 


i.;  .V    jj,  .N«aiTH\vuuiJ  ST. 

ST.  PAUL'S, 

BIRMINGHAM. 


4 J),  SALiijjbivi    SQUARE. 

FLEET   STREET, 

LONDON. 


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ESTABLISHED    1818. 


THOMAS    PRIME, 

MuiuiiLictuixr  of  Dessuri  Knives  and  Forks,  Spoons,  Forks,  Ladles, 
Fish  Carvers  and  Slices,  Nutcracks,  Grape  Scissors,  Toast  Racks, 
Snuffers  and  Trays,  Cruet  and  Liquor  Frames,  Waiters,  Tea  and 
Coffee  Sei'vices,  &c.  &c.  Magneto  Plated  on  White  Metal  and  on 
Steel ;  also  in  Superior  German  Silver. 


'Ky'^A 


MERCHANTS'  AND  FACTORS'  ORDERS  PROMPTLY  EXECUTED. 

A,V     A-\iPr.K    STOCK    BEI>IG    ALU'AYS    OV    HVXn. 


T.  P.'  would  I'emark,  that  the  beautiful  process  of  the  Electro 
Deposition  of  Silver,  Gold,  &c.  by  the  agency  of  Magnetic  Machinery, 
was  first  brought  to  practical  perfection  by  him,  at  his  Works  in 
Binningham,  where  it  has  been  in  full  operation  more  than  six  years. 


IVATKNT    OTMXTl^T)    ArorST    1st.    1812. 


I'ebruarv,  ls4 


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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


1 


CHARLES  JAMES  SMITH, 

No.  28,  WHITTALL  STREET,  BIRMINGHAM, 
AND  Nu.  24,  KING  fFILLIAM  STREET,  CITY,  LONDON, 

PATENTEE    AND    SOLE    MANUFACTURER    OF    THE 

MAGAZINE  SELF-PRIMING  GUMS, 

RIFLES.  AND  PISTOLS, 

OF    EVERY    DESCRIPTIOX. 


No.  4. 


No.  5. 


No.  6. 


No.  7. 


REFERENCE. 


1.  Common  Musket. 

2.  Double    Patent    Rifle, 
with  Magazine  Self-priminir^ 
Locks,  discharging  40  times 
with  once  Priming. 

3.  Patent  Six  Shot  Gun, 
firing  30  times  with  once 
Pruning. 

4.  Patent  Six  Shot  Maga- 
zine Self-priming  Pistol. 

*?>.  Patent  Powder  Flask, 
loadiug  six  Dinrels  at  <>ik(\ 

6.  Top  of  JJitto. 

7.  Patent  Double  Pistol, 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


'P 


BIRMINGHAim, 

GENERAL  BRASS  FOUNDER. 


AXD 

BRASS  CURTAIN  RINGS  &  NAILS, 

Cornice  Pole,  Screw,  Picture,  Pishing  Rod,  Umbrella,  Parasol, 

and  every  olhcr  descripiion  of 

BRASS  RINGS, 

WHOLESALE  AND  FOR  EXPORTATION. 

raUTUAL  SI0NE7  ASSOCIATION, 

coNPrcrcn  by 

MATTHIAS   GREEN, 

No.  4,  SUMiyrER  HILL  TERRACE,  BIRMINGHAM. 

FOUNDED   lb<29. 


THE   BRANCH  2  B, 

RE-COMMENCED  ON  THE  FIRST    FRIDAY  IN   JANTARY,  1S48, 
FO^  £200,  £100,  OR  £50  SHARES; 

Ami  will  remain  open  Six  Months  for  the  admission  of  Mrmbers. 

Tnin  or  Mr.rTixc.. — Tlio  first  FaioAY  ovonina:  in  ovpry  month,  frojn  half-past  seven 
i  ill  nine. 

Rati;  or  SunscnimoN. —  For  every  .£,'>0.  subscribed  for,  ,£\.  per  month.  Persons 
rexidin^r  nmrethan  five  miles  distant  iire  allowed  t<>  pny  (piartiTly. 

DisposAi-  oi-  SnAiins. — The  Sliun^s  are  jmt  up  for  Sale  Id  the  (Inh  M(Mnbcrs  ;  the 
highest  l)idder  is  the  purchaser. 

SmiuTT  iirotiurn, — VV/vy  persons  to  join  the  member  in  a  promissory  note  forj£^;"»0; 
tin>  for  .I'lOO;   and  line-  for  .£,':»()(). 

l\TnHi:sT. — (Jonnnenc<>s  fifteen  days  after  the  j)urcha'<c  of  the  share,  at  2^  per  cent, 
per  !«nnum. 

IIankkiis. — MessTs.  Attwoohs.  SrooM:a  and  Co. 

Money  may  always  b(^  (tbtaiiied  on  ecpiitable  j)riiifipl«>-;.  on  j;ood  personal  security, 
from  .t\'»0  and  upwards,  and  rej)aid  by  monthly  instalments,  as  some  one  Branch  of  the 
Association  is  alwiiys  op(Mi. 

Tin'  Ktdfs  miiy  Ik*  had  on  application  as  above,  by  hwviui;  a  deposit  <»f  (ul..  to  ensure 
their  beini{  returned,  or  will  be  sent  t"  n  distance  on  the  receipt  of  12  postap^c  stamps. 
.1/.  fr.  ttmtf  bt'  soi'H  at  4,  Siimmrr  If  ill  Tt'irnrr.  from  Tiro  to  rhrrv  n't  lock  any  dny. 


ADVKRTISEiMKNTS.  3 


ESTABLISHED,     17  85. 


(Formerly  CHARLES  PLIMLY  <fe  Co.) 

REFINER  &  DEALER  IN  METAIiS, 


ON  SALE,  TILE,  CAKE,&  BEST  SELECTED  COPPER; 

COIVZIVION,  HEFINED,  &  grain'  TIN; 

Tim  IFILATlicj  IPS©.  BAIEs,  (gg  gMll^  'LmAB?^ 
Bvitfel)  antf  dJ^orcign  Spelter,  XirlteX,  2Bfemtit5,  ivcgulu^,  $?r  ^alenipn. 


J.  p.  F.  is  at  all  times  a  Purcliaser  of  old  Metals,  Lead,  and  Lead  Ashes ;  and  all 
kinds  of  Metal  refuse,  in  any  quantities,  for  Cash  on  Delivery. 


54,  WORCESTER  ST.  BIRMINaHAM. 


WHOLiESAIiiO    HARDWASIS    WAmSHOUSE. 


GENERAL  DEALER  IN    LONDON,  BIRMINGHAiM,  SHEFFIELD, 
AND  WOLVERHAMPTON  MANUFACTURES, 


ALWAYS  ON  HAND  A  LARGE  &  GENERAL  ASSORTMENT  OF 
BRITANNIA  METAL  WARES,   GUNS,  PISTOLS, 


Also,  General  Importer  of  Foreign  Beads  and  Fancy  Merchandise. 

Factors,  Merchants,  Shopkeepers,  and  Shipping  Orders  executed  on  the  Shortest  Notice 

and  Lowest  Terms. 


ADVERTFSFiMENTS. 


Mm  WJ^  JMBi2mM'^  Mm^^  %UUw  ^Mmt 


COOPER'S  PATENT  SPHERICAL  AIR-TIGHT 

STOPPERS. 


MESSBS.  IIOYD  ASB  SUMMERFIEID 

Bej<  most  respectfully  to  inform  their  friends  and  connection,  that  they  are  tlie  only 
Manufacturers  of  all  articles  in  Glass,  under  the  above  Patent.  It  is  particularly 
adapted  for  Decanters,  Liquor  Bottles,  Pickle  Jars,  <fec, ;  of  which  they  solicit  an 
inspection.     May  be  had  at  the  principal  Gla.ss  Warehouses  in  Town  and  Country. 

Park  Class  Works, 
Birmingham. 


33$  %Uv 


iBajf^i})'^ 


3a  0  Da  I 


Ecttcv^  iOnitwi' 


■?'?'Q^'n>'W   '!T^Tr: 


• 


BUTTON,   HOOK   AND  EYE,  AND  TKIIVIBLE 


AND  WnOLKSALE  DEALER  IN 


MOTHER   O'PEARL  SHELLS,   FOIL,   &c., 

IZ  &  t3d  M£W  TQWNl  RQW^  BlRMiMattRM. 

.1.  II.  ('.  Ix'jrs  to  call  the  attention  of  the  pul)lic  to  his  IMPROVED  SWAN 
QUILL  HOOK  tfe  EYE,  Registered  according  to  Act  «.f  Parliament,  October  9,  1847. 
No.  1223. — The  vast  utility  of  which  is  acknowledged  by  every  one  who  has  seen  it. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


JAMES  THORNTON  &  SONS, 

179,    BRADFORD    STREET, 

MERCHANTS,    WHOLESALE    IRONMONGERS, 

And  Manufacturers  of  Wrought  Iron,  Cast  and  Brass  Hinges, 

COACH  BOLTS,  WOOD  tfe  COACH  SCREWS,  LIFTING  JACKS, 

And  Railway  Ironmongery  of   all  descriptions  ;     also,   Thornton  &  McConnel's 
Patent  Railway  Break  and  Carriage  Connecting  Irons,  &c. 


T  H  B     B  I  R  MIN  G  H  A  »I 

GENERAL  H0UENIN6  WAREHOUSE, 

42,  NEW  STREET, 
ESTABLISHED    F  O  la    THE    SALE    OF 

(Qhevi>  Article  of  J3re55  veqiuretJ  hvi  ^fFamilic^  in  ftlouvnins. 

BACH  AND  BARKER, 

Proprietors  and  Undertakers. 


m^wM 


48,  WARWICK  STREET, 

OF    COFFIN    FURNITURE, 

COFFIN  NAILS,  BRASS  NAILS,  CUETAIN  RINGS, 

MALLEABLE    IRON,    AND    COMPOSITION    NAILS    OF    EVERY     DESCRIPTION. 

WOOD  SCREWS,  IN  IRON,  BRASS,  AND  COPPER ; 

Bromsgrove  Tacks,  and  General  Factor. 


(1  ADVERTISKMKNTS. 


ESTABLISHED    1816. 


MaiLlL35LE]   EI i\ 53  ia i9 fa  iD^ 

CABINET  &  COFFIN  MAKER,  &  UPHOLSTERER, 

MANri'ACTORV,  POULTRY  YARD,  BACK  OF  29,  BELL  ST.; 

All  kinds  of  Hoasehold  and  Office  Furniture  taken  in  exclianpe,  or  bought  with 

ca.sh,  from  the  glas.s  bottle  to  the  wardrobe. 


No.    37,    EXETER    ROW,    BIRSHNGHAM, 

MANUFACTURER    OF 

BlUCniT    STEEL,   GERMAN   SILVER,  HORN,  AND  METAL  SPECTACLES, 

IE¥S  (SSilSSlS,  aiAMSr®  (BXi^SSlS, 

Hand  Spectacles,  and  Magnifyers,  in  every  description  of  Mounting  ;  Spectacle   Cases 

of  all  sorts,  tVc,  itc,  Ac. 


e!3tal)Ii9l)tU        .M^l.    i^?^*Jff  ^  Cntttiri?. 


(Eatc  C  11)allitia)j,) 

Manufacturer  of  Metallic  Reel  Caps,  Tokens,  Buttons,  Labels,  Whist  Markers 
and   Counters ;    also   the   new   Address   Medals.      Patent  Wood   Knobs,   Reels,  S:c. 

^tamping,  ^Jicvcing,  anti  ^apcv  i^mliossiug. 


Ci»,  NEWIIALL  STREET,  BIRMINGHAM. 

IKSXilUGTIOH  W  IHGLISH  GRAMMAR 


4,     SUMMER     HILL     TERRACE. 


A  Ciranimatical  Knowledge  of  the  English  Language  is  ccunmunicated  in  twelve 
l('ss(»us,  with  tlic  aid  of  nuuierons  ])riiit('d  diagrams,  without  any  i-Uiborate  li*arning  by 
rote. — Attendance  given  from  half-pu.st  seven  till  nine  o'clock  on  ^louday  ICveniiigs. 


THE  COIRSES  COMMENCE  AT  THE   IIEC.TNNTNC.  OF  .TANTARV.  APRIL« 

.II'LY.    AM)   OC'lOnEK. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


SCHOFIELD   &   JORDAN'S 

16,   BULL   STREET,   BIRMINGHAM. 

Artificial  Flowers,  Ribbons,  Muslins,  Trimmings,  Capes,  Collars,  Frock  Bodies,  Lace, 
Nets,  Widows'  Caps,  etc.     ^^  No  Fancy  Goods  exchanged. 


MANUFACTURER  OF  IRON  &  STEEL  WIRE,  CARD  WIRE, 

Weaving  &  Binding  Wire ;  Iron,  Brass,  &  Copper, 

42  AND  43,  STANIFORTH-ST.,  BIRMINGHAM. 

INIannfactnrer  of  Cornice  Poles,  Rings,  Brackets,  Ends,  Curtain  Bands,  Star 
Rods,  Desk  Railing,  and  GENERAL  FACTOR, 

London,  EDCrLElT  &  BII,LIBJG,  142,  High  Holborn. 

GOUGH   AND  SUfVm^ER, 

WHOLESALE    STATIONERS,  PAPER  DEALERS,  ENGRAVERS,  COPPER 
PLATE    AND    LETTER    PRESS    PRINTERS, 


^^  Manufacturers  of  every  description  of  Account  Books.     Window  and  Door  Plates 
neatly  executed.     Scales,  Weighing  Machines,  Mills,  <fec. 


DAYID  PRATT, 

MANUFACTURER    OF 

EVERY  DESCRIPTiON  OF  THIMBLES. 

WHILILIIAffi  Ho  W!IIL©®3^To 

(Successor  to  the  late  T.  Godfrey,) 

AVOOD  &  IRON  PUBIP  MAKER.  WELL  SINKER,  &(l. 

CHAPEli    STREET,    BISMII^GHAM. 

Orders  Immediately  aitevdcd  to. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Itttttrs 


3Uo!)cil       (^^m£::¥/:^  l^attnt 


JOHN   BEDINGTON, 

SELF-ACTING  AND  EVERY  OTHER  DESCRIPTION  OF 

EASURINa 


MATHEMATICAL  INSTRUMENTS, 
BOX  AND  IVORY  RULES, 

No.  40, 

DIGBETH,  BIRMINGHAM. 

.1.  |{.  p:irtirnliiily  invites  atlontinu  to  liis  Newly-Invoiitcd  mid  PATENT 
MEASUItlNGr  TAPE,  \vliifli  cmlains  all  the  iid\  antafj^es  of  lloirM:i>»ii:\s 
Si. I  hi;  Ri  i.i;.  in  (  irclc.  1  lit-  lumdlo  iLscd  for  windinj^  up  the  Tape  coutaius  an  Ever- 
roi.\Ti:n  Pkncil;  also  a  lleserve  for  Leads,  and  tlie  Steel  Spike  is  used  forholdinj;  tlie 
Tajje  in  Meiusurinj^j.  At  the  l)c;;inning  of  the  Tape  is  a  Metallic  Loop  attached  to 
Ihe  llinj^  and  secured  Ijy  an  Kyelet,  lor  the  insertion  of  the  Steel  Spike  aforesaid, 
tlins  rendcrin;^'  a  second  j)iirty  unnecessary  in  nuMsurinif.  The  sides  of  the  Hox  are 
covered  with  Asses  Skin  for  conviMiience  in  writing',  so  that  this  Article  may  be  con- 
sidered a  miiltnm  in  pnrvo  of  a  Surveyor's  rC(piisiteH. 

.1.  H.'s  TATKS  are  also  Miunifactnred  <»n  the  Mnltiplyini,'  Principle,  by  which  an 
innnense  saving  of  time  is  elTected,  this  principle  hein^'  decidedly  su\»erior  to  the  old 
one,  live-sixths  of  the  time  heinj.;  saved  hy  its  use. 


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MANUFACTURER,  SMITHFIELD,  BIRMINGHAM. 


GARDEN     CHAIR. 


HURDLES. 


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GARDEN    ARCH. 


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FENCE. 


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SHEEP    TROUGH. 


TREE    GUARD. 


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EDWARD    UPFILL, 


MANUFACTURER, 


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OF    WPvOUOHT 
IRON   GATES, 

PALISADING, 

PLAIX   AND 
ORNAIVIENTAL, 

^[|lii?\[Kl©^}(l§, 

.   -  COSTS, 

110 WE  R  STA^'DS, 

GARDEN 

CHAIRS  AND  STOOLS, 

HARE  AND  RABBIT 

lliOOF    FENCING, 


SHEEP    RACK. 


''^sS^if^ 


MALT    SCREEN. 


SHEEP  RACKS, 
SHEEP 

TROUGHS, 

SHEEP 
FOLDS, 

cow  CRIBS, 

SACK 

TRUCKS, 

WEATHER  VANES, 

HOUSE     RACKS, 

AND  MANGERS, 


DEER,  0X&  SHEEP 
HURDLES, 

WlicelbaiTOws 

AND 

Carriage  Jacks, 

GRAVEL    SCREEN. 

Sack  Truclvs  and  Bedsteads,  Iron  Ai'ms  and  Axles. 


LIME,  SAND, 


AND 
G  R  A  ^'  E  L 

Screens, 


p(  n  0  }  n 


ALL     KINDS     OF    WIRE     WORK,     PLAIN     AND     ORNAMENTAL. 


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GATES. 

Nails,  Cliains  of  all  sorts,  Screw  Pins,  Nutts  and  Hames. 


FENTON  &  MARSDEN'S 

REGISTERED  MORTICE  GAUGE,  NP  970 

MANUFACTURED  BY 

MARSDEN    BROTHERS   &   SILVERWOOD, 
eage  &  gointts'  tlool  |»anufactuttts, 

SHEFFIELD. 


Fig.  l~A, 
a,  B,  b,  is  the 
Stem,wliich  in- 
stead of  being 
a  square  piece 
of    Wood,     as 
hei-etofore,     is 
formed  of  two 
hollow     Brass 
Tubes, the  one, 
Jf  sliding  into 
the    other,    B. 
The  Head,  C, 
of  Ebony,  or  o- 
ther  hard  wood 
as   usual,   fur- 
nished    inter- 
nally   with     a 
Brass  Nut,  by 

which  it  is  screwed  tight  up  to  the  Shoulder,  b,  on  the  Tube,  B;  d  is  a.  Marking  Point  fixed 
to  the  Tube  A  ;  e  is  a  second  Marking  Point,  which  traverses  in  the  Slot/,  7,  and  is  attached 
by  a  small  Screw  to  an  internal  Nut,  h,  shewn  in  Section  Fig.  2.  By  turning  the  Screw 
at  B  the  Tube  A  is  drawn  into,  or  forced  out  of,  the  Tube  B,  and  the  Marking  Point,  d, 
thereby  brought  nearer  to,  or  farther  from  the  Head,  C.  A  similar  Screw  at  the  end,  A, 
gives  a  backward  or  forward  motion  to  the  Marking  Point  e,  and  so  by  the  movement  of  these 
two  Screws  the  Marking  points  can  be  set  to  any  required  distance  with  great  facility,  and 
when  set  they  cannot  be  accidently  shifted  in  using.  The  arrangements  for  effecting  this 
object  are  plainly  shewn  in  Section  Fig.  2.  The  Tubes  are  prevented  from  turning  in  each 
other  by  a  Screw,  i,  in  the  Tube  B,  which  traverses  a  Slot  in  the  inner  Tube,  A. 


The  Proprietors  and  Manufacturers  of  the  above  Mortice  Gauge  feel  confident 
that  the  preference  will  be  claimed  by  such  Workmen  as  value  correctness 
with  ECONOMY  OF  TIME  AND  LABOUR.  The  advantage  it  possesses  over  all 
others,  is  that  which  is  so  essential  in  this  article — when  once  fixed  in  the 
required  position 

IT  CANNOT  BE  ALTERED  BY  ACCIDENT, 

which  the  ordinary  Gauges  are  liable  to,  thereby  causini;  serious  inconvenience, 
which,  by  this  invaluable  invention,  is  altogether  avoided,  and 

CORHECT   WORKMANSFiIP  INSURED. 


FENTON  &  MABSDEN'S 


REGISTERED  BRACE  HEAD,  NO.  986, 

MANUFACTURED  BY 

MARSDEN    BROTHERS   &  SILVERWOOD, 

CBDgc  &  Vomers'  Cool  i^anufactuvcrs, 

SHEFFIELD. 


The  Figure  repre- 
sents the  Section  of  the 
Brace  Head.  ^  is  a 
Spindle  terminating  at 
the  top  point,  c,  and  to 
be  attached  to  the  Stock 
of  the  lirace  by  a  Screw, 
b;  D,Di^  a  Brass  Neck, 
through  wliich  theSpin- 
dle,  A,  passes,  and  in 
which  it  tarns  freely; 
at  the  top  of  the  Neck 
are  placed  two  Screws, 
d,  d.  E,E  is  a.  Collar 
ofhardened  Steel  form- 
ed in  two  parts,  as  seen 
separately  at  Firjxtre  2, 
whicli  is  put  through  a 
recess  in  the  neck  D, 
and  its  central  opening 
exactly  fits  the  grove  a, 
of  the  Spindle,  \\lien 
this  Steel  Collar,  E,  is 
put  in  its  place,  it  is 
held  there  by  a  Brass 
Collar,  t',  e,  wliich  is 
slipped  over  the  neck 
i?,  and  screwed  <h)wn 
by  the  Cap  I\  wliich 
holils  it  to  its  place,  the 
Cap  F,  being  prevented 
from  worl<ing  olf  by 
the  Nut  screwed  on  the 
Neck,  </,  having  a  re- 
verse threa<l. 


In  olli'iiiig  the  above  Hrace  Head  to  the  Fiil.li,-  \hv  PiopriiMois  have  oreat 
satisfaction  to  add  that  hy  sneli  Improvements  it  will  he  found  to  supkhsedk 
ALi,  oTHKKs   hitherto    niainifaetured.       It  possesses  those  advantaj^GS    so  lonjj 

sought    for,  viz.,  SECURITY    OF    THE     HKAD     To    TIIK    HKACK,    EASE     IN    w^nu^- 

iNo,  WITHOUT  FRICTION,  and  ultimate  dukauilitv.  This  will  be  at  once 
obvious  to  all  Artizans;  and  claim  that  pref.>r(>noe  in  their  selections  which  by 
tlie  immencc  savini,^  of  time  and  labour  the  above  invention  is  deservin«^ 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


NO  ENTRANCE  FEE.   NO  STAMP  DUTY.   NO  INVALIDATION. 


engineers^  Masonic,  and  Universal 

MUTUAL 

LIFE    ASSURANCE    SOCIETY. 

lloiid  Office,  34J,  Strand,  London,  opposite  Waterloo  13rid;^o. 
(Incorporated  under  Act  of  Parliament,  7  (5f  8  Vict.,  cap.  110.^ 
No  Chaugk  for  Stamp  Dutv. 

COURT     OF     DIRECTORS. 


William    T.    Dobson,    Esq.,    M.  A.,    47, 

(Gloucester    Place,    Portman    Sq\iare, 

(C/iairman.) 
Professor  David  Thomas  Ansted,  M.A., 

r.R.S.,  ^G,  Gloncester  Road,  Hyde  Park, 

und  Kinjjs  College. 
James   Ellison,  Esq.,   5,  Great  Mary-lc- 

bonc  Street,  Portland  Place. 
Robert   Hart,    Esq.,    2,   Middle    Temple 

Lane. 
Frederick   Heath,    Esq.,    Ingress   Lodge, 

Greenliithe. 
George  Johnson,  Esq.,  M.  D.,  King's  Col- 
lege. 

SOLICITORS. — Messrs.  Prichard  and  Collette,  57,  Lincoln's  Imi  Fields. 
ACTUARY  AND  SECRETARY.— Frederic  Laurance,  Esq. 
ASSISTANT  ACTUARY.— Anthony  Peck,  Esq.  B.  A. 


Robert  Thomas  Crucefix,  Esq.,  LL.D., 
Milton  on  Thames,  (Deputy  Chairman.) 

Charles  John  Longridge,  Esq.,  8,  Wal- 
brook,  and  Bedlington  Iron  Works, 
Ne\vcastle-on-Tyue. 

Henry  Marshall,  Esq.,  20,  Queen  Street, 
May  Fair. 

John  Strutt,  Esq.,  18,  Buckingham  Street, 
Strand. 

Rev.  J.  W.  Watson,  M.A.,  Langton  Place, 
Brixton. 

Thomas  Luxmore  Wilson,  Esq.  38,  Wal- 
brook,  and  4,  Eaton  Place,  South,  Bel- 
grave  Square. 


POLICIES  ISSUED  FREE  OF  STAMP  DUTY  TO  THE  ASSURED. 

The  whole  of  the  pro/its  are  divided  amongst  the  Assured. 

No  Entrance  Fee  for  admittance. 

Premiums  may  be  paid  Half-yearly,  Quarterly,  or  Monthly. 

A  Policy  once  granted  ivill  never  be  disputed. 

A  Policy  having  been  assigned  as  a  bonajide  security,  will  not  be  void  by  Suicide,  Duel- 
ling, or  the  Hands  of  Justice. 

Credit  given  for  half  the  Premimns  during  the  whole  of  life. 

A  certain  return  to  the  Assured  of  at  least  one-third  of  all  Premitmis  received  if  he  wishes 
to  discontinue  his  Policy. 

I'he  introduction  of  a  second  person  in  the  place  of  the  one  originally  Assured,  if  he 
wishes  to  withdraw,  will  be  allowed,  if  the  party  so  introduced  is  of  the  same  age  as 
the  original  Member,  and  in  good  health.  Where  the  ages  differ,  special  arrange- 
ments may  be  made. 

Lives  not  considered  perfectly  admi.ssable  on  the  ordinary  terms,  assured  at  rates  of 
Premium  corresponding  with  the  extra  risk. 

The  Share  of  Profits  allocated  to  an  Assured  may  be  applied  in  reduction  of  fixture 
Annual  Premimns,  or  added  to  the  Policy  by  way  of  Bonus,  or  received  at  once  in 
cash,  at  its  then  present  value. 

One-half  of  the  amount  of  the  Policy  advanced  on  approved  personal  and  other 
security,  re-payable  by  instalments. 

A  main  object  of  the  ISociety  is  to  extend  the  benefit  of  Life  Assurance  to  all  Classes,  by  grant  in  f/ 
small  Policies,  and  allowing  the  Premiums  to  be  paid  Monthly,  without  any  charge  for 
Stamp  DuTf. 

Policies  granted  from  ^20.  to  ^£^5,000. 

The  usual  Commission  allowed  on  the  introduction  of  Policies. 

MEDICAL  REFEREES  PAID  IN  ALL  CASES. 

The  Rates  of  Premium  are  as  moderate  as  is  consistent  with  perfect  security  to  the 
Office  and  the  Assured. 

LOCAL  SECRETARV  FOR  THE  BIRIVIINGHAIVI  DISTRICT, 

MR.  E.  PITMAN,  Bristol   Road  School. 
Physician. — DR.  RUSSELL,  Temtle  Row. 

B 


10 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


120  BULLIONS  ASTNUALLY  ! ! 


BY 


gurii)m 


TO     THE 


PRECEPT 


APRIL  13. 


COMMAND, 


JMafeer 


QUEEN. 


DATED 


1840. 


<r>  /*r^  'r^ 


3 


Has  been  for  a  long  series  of  years  engaged  in  the  manufacture  of  steel  pens,  and 
during  that  time  has  devoted  his  unceasing  attention  to  the  improving  and  perfecting 
this  usoful  and  necessary  article ;  the  result  of  his  persevering  efforts,  and  nunxerous 
experiments  u])on  the  properties  of  the  metal  used,  has  been  the  construction  of  a  pen 
upon  a  principle  entirely  new,  combining  all  the  advantages  of  the  elasticity  and  fine- 
ness of  the  ({uill.  with  the  durability  of  the  metallic  pen,  and  thus  obviating  the 
objections  which  have  existed  against  the  use  of  steel  pens. 


j'V/^.^'v^v^'v  \i 


The  patentee  is  proud  to  acknowledge  that  a  discerning  public  has  paid  the  most 
gratifying  tribute  to  his  hmnble,  though  useful  labours,  by  a  demand  for  his  pens,  far 
exceeding  his  highest  expectations. 

THE     NUMBER     OF     PENS     MANUFACTURED     AT     THE     WORKS     OF 

Caltion.— Purchasers  ^vill  please  notice  that  each  Pen  of  the  celebrated  No.  303 
bears  the  stamp,  "Joseph  GiUott's  Extra  Fine,"  and  each  Packet,  in  addi- 
tion to  the  Number,  has  the  Maker's  Name  on  the  Label.  This  Caution  is  deemed 
necessary  in  consequence  of  otlur  makers  ado])ting  the  al)Ove  designating  number,  by 

which  the  Original,  Joseph  Gillott's  Victoria  Pen,  i>*  i>»^tter  known  tlu\u 

by  any  otber  term,   and   lias   attained  such  a  wide  spread   popularity   tliroughuut  the 
Liiited  States  of  America,  where  these  spiu-ious  imitations  have  been  introduced. 

AT  THE    REQUEST    OF    PERSONS    EXTENSIVELY    ENGAGED    IN    TCITIO.V,    J,    G    HAS 

INTRODUCED    HIS 

"Which  are  csi)ecially  adai)ted  to  their  use,  l)eiiig  of  ditTereut  deirrees  of  flexil)ility,  and 

with  fuie,  ni«>dium,  and  broad  points,  suitable  tor  the  various 

kiiuls  of  writing  taught  in  Schools. 

(I^E§PE©TA[B1LIE    ©E^LEIRS    QiTa    ST^EIL    [PEIKIS. 

IVIcrchants  and  "Wholesale  Dealers  can  be  supplied  at  the  Works,  Graham 

Street,  95,  New  Street,  Birmingham. 
iNn.  i>l,  .loiIN-ST.,  Ni:W  yoKK;  AND  AT  ."7,  GHALlXUL  UCIl-ST..  LONDON. 


ADVERTISEMEMENTS. 


11 


@ 


OPPOSITE  THE 


MARKET  HALL,  BIRMINGHAM. 


T 


iiiS^ifl^tisiiia'S'  !iE][?®[aa"^D 


WAS    ESTABLISHED    ON    AN 


EXTENSIVE    PRIZraiPLE, 


TO    SUPPLY    EVERY    DESCRIPTION    OF    READY-JIADE 


CliOTHI 


a 


3 


OF  FIRST-RATE  STYLE, 


AT    THE 


^^ 


Ja^l 


(FIT. 


The  advantages  at  tlie  CLOTH  HALL,  over  any  other  of  the  kind  in  the  Midland 
Districts,  are  too  tvell  known  and  appreciated  to  need  comment ;  and  the  Proprietor 
acknowledges,  with  gratitude,  the  IMMENSE  RESPONSE  to  his  liberal  endeavours; 
and  most  respectfully  Invites  Strangers,  (before  purchasing,)  to  walk  over  the  Show 
Rooms,  at  the  CLOTH  HALL,  (especially  for  BOYS'  CLOTHING,)  in  order  to  make 
comparison  in  Quality  and  Price. 

W.  C.  FOULKES,  Proprietor 


W°  Charles  Macintosh  &  Co/s  Patent  Waterproof  DRIVIN^^ 

COATS,  One  Guinea. 

OUTFITS  T©  AUSTRALIA, 

&c.  <fec. 


OBSERVE !  OPPOSITE  THE  MARKET  HAI 


12  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ALLEN    &    MOORE, 

MEDAL,  NAVAL,  MILITARY,  SPORTING,  LIVERY,  A:  FANCY  DIE  SINKERS  ; 
GILT,    PLATED,    AND    GENERAL 

BUTTON  MANUFACTURERS; 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 
COINS,     TOKENS,     METALLIC     PLATES    ^    LABELS,     AND 

FANCY    ARTICLES     IN    METAL; 

35  &  36,  GREAT  HAMPTON  ROW,  ST.  GEORGE'S, 

BIRMINGHAM  ; 

7,  MONTAGUE  PLACE,  LITTLE  BRITAIN, 

a  ©  a?  S  0  S3  □ 


GEORGE     NADEN, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 

GROCER,    TEA    DEALER, 

AISID    COFFEE    ROASTER, 

27,    HIGH    STREET,    BIRMINGHAM. 

GEORGE     NAD EN, 

TALLOW    CHANDLER, 

Candle   Merchant, 

JAMAICA   ROW,   &  27,   HIGH  STREET, 

llIItMINGlIAM. 


AnvF.RTISF.MKNTS. 


13 


TIM, 


W.   &  S.   KENT   &   SONS 


INVITK  ATTENTION  TO  THEIR  STOCK  OF 
IN  PUNCHEONS,   HOGSHEADS,  TIERCONS,  &  QUARTER'  CASKS. 


WB^" 


It  is  of  finest  quality,  highest  strength,  well-matured,  in  brilliant  condition; 
and  for  pickling  and  every  domestic  use,  preferable  to  all  other. 


TERMS   AND   SAMPLES   UPON   APPLICATION. 


The  public  may  obtain  it,  at  a  moderate  price,  of  Chemists,  Grocers,  and 
Wine  Merchants,  throughout  the  Kingdom. 

UPTON-UPON-SEVERN,  Januanj,  1849. 


N.    NATHAN, 

K(Do  3®,  mm¥iiiLiLiE«Biro  ibirmud-st < 

BIRMINGHAM, 

FANCY  PAPER,  BOXES,  &  BUTTON  BAGS. 


N.  B. — N.  N.  most  respectfully  acquaints  his  Friends  and  Public,' that  he 
has  a  Large  Assortment  of  Choice  and  Newest  Patterns  of 

FANOYc)  QQLBo  PLAB©o  A.N1D)  M@R©©©@  PAPERS^ 

From  the  London  and  French  Manufacturers,  that  enables  him  to  get  up 
his  work  in  a  superior  manner  to  any  other  person  in  the  Trade. 


1^^  Merchants',  Factors',  and  Country  Orders,  executed  with 

Punctuality  and  Dispatch  


14  ADVERTI8EMKNT3. 


LEIPSIG     HOUSE, 

98,    NEW     STREET,     (OPPOSITE     BENNETT'S     HILL.)     BIRMINGHAM. 

W.  CREAMER,  (late  of  1 1 9,  New-street,) 

In  returning  his  most  sincere  tiianks  to  the  Ladies  of  Birmingham  and  its  vicinitv  for  the  distinguished 
patronage  he  has  received  during  four  years,  begs  to  inform  them  tliat  he  has  REMOVED  to  these 
extensive  Premises,  where  his  STOCK  of  FURS  for  the  Season  is  now  ready,  comprising  every 
description,  and  all  the  Novelties  tliat  have  yet  appeared  in  the  London  and  Parisian  Markets. 

In  inviting  the  Ladies  to  an  inspection  thereof,  he  does  not  wish  to  hold  out  any  absurd  induce- 
ment. He  feels,  however,  gratified  in  observing,  that  as  he  purchases  his  Skins  precisely  on  the  same 
terras  as  the  largest  "Wholesale  Houses,  and  also  Manufactures  them,  he  obtains  thereby  an  advantage 
over  the  smaller  Purchaser,  who  merely  Retails  them,  and  is  enable  to  charge  much  lower  than  they 
possibly  can.  The  Establishment  is  moreover  exclusively  devoted  to  the  SALE  of  FURS,  and  the 
extent  and  variety  of  the  Stock  will  not  be  found  surpassed  in  any  House  in  the  Kingdom. 

To  Alterations  and  Repairs  it  will  always  be  his  study  to  d»»-otc  as  much  attention  and  care  as  if 
he  was  engaged  in  the  Manufacture  of  New  Articles;  and  as  they  are  done  on  the  Premises,  and  under 
his  own  inspection,  he  has  the  utmost  security  for  the  punctual  and  faitkful  execution  of  every 
Order  with  which  he  may  be  favoured. 

observe!       98,      NEW-STREET,      (OPPOSITE       BEXXETT's       HILL.)       BIRMXXGHAM. 

ALLEN  AND  ROWE, 

12,  St.  MARY'S  ROW,  St.  MARY'S  SQUARE,  BIRMINGHAM. 

All  sorts  of  Rules  for  Gauging,  Navigation,  Surveying.  Drawing.  «fec..  d'C,  of  every 
description.  Likewise  all  kinds  of  Foreicn  Rules,  (for  exportation,)  suitable  to  the 
use  and  various  Measures  of  the  known  World, 

MANUFACTURER    OF    SPECTACLES, 

WHOLESALE    AND    RETAIL;    AND 

INSTRUMENTS, 

REMOVED  FROM  THE  SAND  PITS  TO  28,  PARADISE  STREET, 


GEORGE    NORMAN, 
ittauufacturrr  of  Coritir  r  iJoIc  lUncjo  ^^  JSrarfecto, 

No.    7,    NORTHAMPTON     STREET,     WARSTONE    LANE,    BIRMINGHAM. 

No.     152,    HIGH    STREET,    BORDESLEY, 

MANUFACTURER    OF 

BES^SSn  IP^LA^E  i\.3^]D)  E2aE(3S?3B(Q)  IPJL^A^TEB  ©^©©^Ss, 
FORKS,  SOUP  AND  TODDY  LADLES, 

Watch  Guards,  Chains,  <&€■ 


ADVERTISKMENTS. 


15 


JOHN   RODaERS   &   SON, 

!>-; '         ii*!*' mmii.ii  .^1,         .    j;i     i|ii  |.l,»|||||l^y  lni||iii|i  ||ii»yi^i_i|inmypn^  ■ i|.ii^T,-,.inT"-:T'7|IH;|;|' |l||ii.|ilrmW1T"!'ir';'Hr'~  f  ""'lli'imi i.«'1 fy  ,    "■' ■    '  '»;■—■       ;-^Tt,-"^' ;- '^        ') 


BROAD    STREET, 

AXD    AT 

39    &    40,    CHISWELL    STREET,    LONDON, 


MANUFACTURERS    OF 


IHPHA    IRiniBBEl    WEBB, 

FOR  BRACES,  GARTERS  AND  BELTS,  TROUSER  AND  WAISTCOAT 
SPRINGS,  SADDLE  GIRTHS,  SHOULDER  STRAPS,  SURGICAL  BANDAGES, 
LADIES'  SANDALS,  CLOG  SPRINGS,  POCKET-BOOK  SPRINGS,  KNEE 
CAPS,  FETLOCK  BOOTS,  AND  ALL  OTHER  ARTICLES  TO  WHICH 
ELASTIC  WEBS  ARE  APPLICABLE; 

Silk    Purses    and    Watch    Guards  ; 

WOOLLEN   GIRTH  AND  ROLLER  WEBS, 

Do.  Belt  and  Brace  Webs ;  Diaper  and  Straining  Webs  ;  Boot,  Shoe,  and  Tape  Webs ; 

feiVj  fe^  4^  ^^G^^     ^^&J  &     ^^  ^  I&  4i  ^  ^ 

Worsted  Web  ditto  ditto  ;  India  Rubber  Web  ditto  ditto  ; 

SILK  AND  DOE  LEATHER  BRACES;    INDIA  RUBBER  AND  GUT  BRACE 

FRONTS;  INDIA  RUBBER  AND  WIRE  WAISTCOAT  SPRINGS; 

DITTO  DITTO  GARTERS;  LEATHER  AND  SPRING 

TROUSER  STRAPS  ;  CHILDREN'S  LEATHER 

AND     WORSTED     BELTS. 

(^  Patentees  of  (he  Spriny  Hooks  and  Ej/es,  Lever  Buckles,  and  Double  Jction  Braces, 


in  ADVERTISKMENTS. 


21,  MOUNT   STREET,     BIRMINGHAM, 

STAMPER  AND  PIERCER 

OF  METALLIC  LABELS, 

BRASS   AND  STEEL  SEAL  ENr,RAVER, 


AND    MAMFACTURER    OK    THE    IMPROVED 

iHctallic  aHiirvcQS  CaiUs,  jTauci)  iHotto  #ral0, 

Small  Presses  for  Stamping  Envelopes. 


JAMES  GRXFFIH  &  SOJJ, 
WITHYMOOR    WORKS,    DUDLEY, 

Manufacturers  of  Scythes,  Hay  and  Chaff  Knives, 

SffA3)3E3,  S2I(B¥SJ;33  SII>IE3,  SBSSS  3111)25  STi^aXS, 

PATEN'lEES 
ALSO    TATENTEES    1\)R    AN    IMI'ROVED    METHOD    OF 

MOULDING  SPADES,  SHOVELS,  &c. 


ADVERTISRMKNTS.  ]T 


JEWELLERS,  LAPIDARIES, 

BLACK  OPtNAMMT  &  BUTTON  MANUFACTURERS. 

BROOCHES,    GLASS    BUTTONS,    COAT    LOOPS,    SHIRT    STUDS, 
NECKLACE  AND  OTHER  SNAPS,  CLOAK  CLASPS, 

AND     VARIOUS     ORNAMENTS     IN     GLASS,     PEARL,     AND     IVORY. 

(Sla^^  33fntJcr^,  d^uicktv^,  ^tmxn%  ^c. 

PEARL,  TORTOISE  SHELL,  &  IVORY  WORKERS, 

■WRITI2TG    FOLIOS,    WOUK    EOSES, 
ILatiics'  Companions,  Cartr  (Ca&ts,  &c. 

NO.  13,  GREAT  CHARLES  ST.,  BlRrVilNGHAIVI. 

^TNA  BOILSE   MANITPACTORY, 

SMETHWICK,   NEAR   BIRMINGHAM. 

MANUFACTURERS    OF 

WROUGHT    IROI^    BOSX-EHS, 

OF    EVERY    DESCRIPTION,    FOR 

GASOMETERS,    SHIP'S    TANKS,    SALT    PANS,    SUGAR    PANS, 
CLARIFIERS,  BOATS,  PUNTS,  &c. 

N.B.-BOILERS  REPAIRED   ON"  THE   SHORTEST   NOTICE, 


GLASS,   LUSTRE,   AND 

CEAHIDIEILIIlEl  MAHUfFAClTlIJI^IEI^, 


DEALER    IN 


TOILETS,  CRUETS,  &  SMELLING  BOTTLES, 

CAMBRIDGE   STREET,    BIRMINGHAM. 


18 


/\I)VF.RTISEMKNTg. 


51,  BATH  STREET 


BIRMINGHAH. 


(LATE  JOHN  CROFTS,) 


'«3 


m]^.  \pmwL^  ^  m\FL^  m^mmLmi^mm 


PATENTEES  &  MANUFACTURERS, 

IIEELEY  &  SONS'  CELEBRATED  STEEL  PENS,  of  most  superior  finish; 
Patent  Jointed  Trowser  Straps,  Patent  Candle  Springs,  Falconer's  Patent  (ilove  and 
Boot  Buttons. — Manufacturers  of  Fine  Steel  SuufTers,  Cork-screws,  Key  Rings,  Purse 
Springs,  Nutcrackers,  Bead  Slides,  Brooches,  Tassels,  Swivels,  &c.  in  every  variety. 

Heeley  &  Sons,  Malleable  Iron  Foun'orrs,  INIanufacturers  of  Slating  Nails, 

Hobs,  Tacks,  CotBn  Nails,  Pins,  cic.  &c. 

WILLIAM   TERRY'S 

PRIVATE  &  COMMERCIAL  BOARDING  HOUSE, 

71,  NEWHALL  STREET, 


GARLAND, 


JAMES 


MANUFACTURER    OF    EVERY    DESCRIPTION    OF 

PATENT  WEIGHING  IVIACHINE?,  SCALES,  <&c.  "Wholesale  &  Retail, 

;j8,  LIONEL  STREET,  late  of  100,  C.ki:at  Charles    Street,  Birmingham. 


ENGLISH  AND  FOREIGN  W^EIGHTS. 


w  u  iL  iL  u  A  m  m  m  w  m  a  i^^i  o 

IRONFOUNDER, 

AND    MAMIA(  Till  i;il    OV    AI.I     KINPS    OF 

iniFROVED   DOOR   SPRINGS, 

iJELL  SI'RIN(;S,  SlilTTER  BARS,  COOK  S  REtJlSTEREl)  CANDLE 

SIMIINC.S,  do. 


aomm ۩ 


-.-, 


*^Wj    Q 


MANUFACTURER    OF 


GOLD  SEALS,  KEYS.  I5R00CHES,  LOCKETS, 

SHIRT  STUDS,  6:c. 

'"'Oi,  CONSTITUTION  \U\A.  lURAriNGIIAM. 


ADVKRTISEMKNTS.  19 


JOHN    KITCHSLL, 

PATENTEE    AND    MANUFACTUUER    OF    THE    MUCH    APPROVED 

SELF-ADAPTING 

METALLIC   PENS 

AND  PEN  HOLDERS, 

WHICH,  FOR  THEIR  FLEXIBILITY  AND  DURABILITY, 

STAND     UNRIVALLED. 


The  Peculiar  advantage  of  J.  Mitchell's  Patent  Pen  is  in  the  elasticity  of  the 
Tipper  part,  which  is  so  constructed  that  it  adapts  itself  to  any  Pen  Holder,  even  if  much 
smaller  than  the  Pen,  without  damaging  the  nibs,  thus  obviating  a  difficulty  that  has 
always  been  experienced  by  parties  using  Steel  Pens,  and  which  has  entirely  prevented 
many  persons  from  using  them. 

The  Patent  Pen  Holder  possesses  a  similar  advantage,  as  by  expansion  it  accommo- 
dates various  sizes  of  Pens  made  upon  the  ordinary  principle. 

J.  M.  begs  to  inform  Merchants,  Bankers,  and  the  Public  in  general,  the  he  continues 
to  manufacture  every  description  of  Steel  Pens  requisite  for  fine,  bold,  and  ornamental 
writing ;  and  solicits  a  continuance  of  their  patronage  and  support,  of  which  he  has 
hitherto  received  so  liberal  a  share ;  and  is  sorry  to  be  imder  the  necessity  of  cautioning 
the  Public  against  the  dishonourable  acts  of  certain  unprincipled  manufacturers,  who, 
with  a  view  to  take  advantage  of  his  reputation,  mark  their  Pens  similar  to  his  name, 
sometimes  omitting  the  T,  thus,  Michell,  or  substituting  the  L  for  T,thus,  Milchell  ; 
and  thereby,  (particularly  in  the  French  and  Foreign  Markets,)  obtain  some  success  in 
passing  ofif  a  spurious  and  worthless  article,  alike  to  his  injury  and  that  of  the  purchaser. 

J.  M.'s  genuine  Pens  are  marked  his  name  in  full,  thus,  "John  Mitchell's,"  and 
the  parties  above  alluded  to,  are  desired  to  take  notice,  that  he  is  determined  to  treat 
with  the  utmost  severity  of  law  those  foimd  participating  in  such  illegal  and  disgraceful 
practices. 

48,    NEWHALL    STREET, 


20  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


25^     ANN  -  STREET,     BIRMINGHAM. 


c-^-.        .--       -.-,     r^,    c^.     cp,         »P3»^^. 

a3oo&6inticr,  stationer,  iJriutcr,  iiXadjint  l\xi\tx\  kt. 

POCKET     BOOK,     CABINET,  AND 
GILT     AND     FANCY     "WOOD     PICTURE     FRAMES     MADE     TO     ORDER. 


^.    REMOND    &    Co. 

.37,     GREAT     CHARLES     STREET,     BIRMINGHAM, 

ADHSSrVe  #  A.LL  KIMBS  OP  STMIPiD  EMV£LQP£S» 

PATENTEE  of  the  Steam  Engine  witliont  luick  pressure,  applicable  to  either  new 
or  old  Engines  of  high  or  low  pressure,  by  which 

A    SAVING    or    AT    LEAST    30    PER    CENT.    IN    FUEL    13    WARRANTED    TO    BE    EFFECTED. 

DIE  Sllf KERS  8i  SEAI.  ENGRAVERS, 

26,     BREAD     STREET,     CHURCH     STREET, 


PLAIN  &  FANCY  G ILT  WATCH  KEY 

54,    IIO\\ARD     STREET,     CONSTITUTION     HILL, 


^I)ippin5  <0rircrj5  (ir.vcfutfK  on  tl)r  ^I)ortcj:t  Xotirn 

AIiFHED    SIMMS, 

(^^0>a    ^^^^a(cr,   (^cmona^s    an'^   '^^ujar    ^Manufacturer, 

14^,     TEMPLE     RO\V,     tt-     l.;,     NEW     STREET, 


ADVKRTISEMENTS. 


21 


REMOVED  FROM  THE  SAND    PITS  TO  28,  PARADISE-ST.,  BIRMINGHAM, 


F.    F.    AMD 


H.    SABl 


(Late  u'ith  Johu  Broadwood  and  Sons,) 


E^  :H|'  1^ 


,^^^t§J 


25,   BULL    STREET,   BIRMINGHAM. 

Piano-Fortes  and  Harps  lent  on  hire.     Second-hand  Piano-Fortes  of  every  description. 


v^.^  fe 


()rf,"-y^ 


m&  sm 


«ftt^       ^5SS5^     sifefeste©    ^K^^^S®     ^ssvL^SJS^    ^sj^"^ 

(trom  Avery's.) 


Manufacturer  of  Waggon,  Warehouse,  and  every  other  kind  of 

284,   BRADJFOUD    STRBST,    B I R  M 1 3^  G  H  A  m. 

Sugar  Mills  repaired  and  Machines  adjusted  on  the  shortest  notice. 


-fpn 


GLASS  CHANDELIE 


LUSTRE,  a: 


w-^ 


y^  c^-m   Wn  W^  0 
m.  rk^A  MS}^  M^  w^, 


^X 


(?t^ 


MANUFACTURERS, 

BIRMIHGHAM; 


i^!3'Bll  SSlSlf,   EBllSSr. 


22  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


REGISTERED    BY    ACT    OF    PARLIAMENT, 

Cljr  Withlt  JLocft    ^,J^.^1|    SSaarrantrt  not  to 


Carpet  asns,      ^^^^^^j  0tt  out  of  (Dv^tt. 
135,  NEW  STREET,   BIRMINaHAM, 

MANUr.ACTLllCIl    01'    THK    J.MI'KOVED 

PORTMANTEAUS; 

I/ADIES'     WATERPROOF      DRESS     TRUNKS,     FITTED     WITH     EVERY 
CONVENIENCE,     ON     THE     MOST     APPROVED     PRINCIPLES. 

Waterproof,    Leather,    &    Carpet    Bags. 

INVENTOR      AND      SOLE      MANUFACTURER      OF      THE      REGISTERED 

TREBLE    LOCK    CARPET    BAGS. 

HAT    CASES,    SAMPLE    CASES,    OIL    CLOTH     COVERS,     (iENTLEMEN'S 

KNAPSACKS,     drc. 
Merchants,    Shopkoopors,    and    Dealers,    Supplied    Wholesale,    on    the 

MOST     REASONABLE     TERMS. 

IMPORTANT    NOTICE 

TO     MERCHANTS,     FACTORS,     ARCHITECTS,     BUILDERS,     AND     THE 

PUBLIC     IN     GENERAL. 

PATENTEE, 

No.     101,     HENRY     STREET,     ASHTED,     BIRMINGHAM, 
Respectfully  informs  his  nuuiiTous  connection,  that  he  is  now  prepared  to  supply  them 

with    ;iiiy    (|nantity    of  his 

NEWLY    PATENTED    ACME    LATCHES, 

Consistintf  of  THl'MH,  CASE,  NKillT,  and  every  other  descriiition  recpiired.  whicli 
are  constructed  on  a  truly  Mechanical  I'rincii»lc,  j,m\  in;,'  to  the  whtde  a  j)leasant  and 
uniform  nctiou,  and  entirely  a\-erting  tlu-  liiihility  to  ;,'et  out  of  repair. 

Another  nn|)aralelled  advwntu'^e  is,  that  the  commonest   Acme   Latch  is  far  superior 
to  the  Ix'st  ordiiKiry  Liitch  uiinle,  ;md  is  sold  ,\\  ;i  coiisiderahly  h'ss  j)rice. 

PATENT     llOinZONTAL     ROASTlN(i     .lACKS, 

ARE  SIMPLE  IN  CO.NSTUrCTION,  CEIITAIX  I.\  ACTION,  DURABLE,  AND  CONVENIENT, 

(Beinj?  wound  uj)  without  a  key,)  they  are  m»t  liable  to  get  out  of  repair; 
are  nuide  in  a  superior  style;  and  j)rices  are  considerably  less  than  the  com- 
mon Bottle  .lacks. 

THOMAS    SILVER    SHAW, 

PATENTEE,     AM)     SOLE     MANLFACTl'RER, 
No.     ;{IA,     COURT,     HAMPTON     STREET.    BIRMINGHAM. 


ADVERTrSE.MENTS. 


23 


52,  ST.  PAUL'S  SgUAHE,  BIRMINGHAIVX, 

DIE  SINKER,  SEAL  ENGRAVER,  MEDALLIST,  PRESS  AND  TOOL  MAKER, 
STAMPER,  PIERCER,  PAPER  EMBOSSER,  &  ENVELOPE  MAKER, 

MAXUFACTURER    OF    THE 

*'  IMPROVED  ADDRESS  MEDALS,'    |     PATENT  VESTA  LICxHT  BOXES, 

METAL  LABELS,  I     STAMPED  WEIGHTS, 

CAPS  for  REELS  and  CORKS,  |     FANCY  ARTICLES  in  METALS,  <fec. 

HIRON'S  "ADDRESS  MEDALS"  are  less  expensive  than  common  cards,  and 
form  continuous  and  indestructible  Advertisements. 

HIRON'S  IMPROVED  COMMERCIAL  EMBOSSING  PRESSES,  with  Dies, 
complete,  for  private  use ;  combine  numerous  improvements,  and  are  warranted  for 
any  length  of  time.  Their  cost  is  very  trifling,  and  their  use  in  the  Counting  House, 
and  the  Shop,  saves  much  expense  in  time  and  printing. 

IMPROVED  STATIONERS'  PRESSES  for  coloured  and  plain  Embossing. 

FOR    LISTS    OF    PRICES,    SAMPLES,    &C.,    APPLY    AT    THE     MANUFACTORY, 

52,    ST.    PAUL'S    SQUARE,    BIRMINGHAM. 


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sasi?5sia 


COFFEE,  SPICE,  &  FOREIGN  FRUIT  WAREHOUSE, 

THORY  BERRY  SMITH,  PROPRIETOR, 

NO.  I,  JANAICA  ROW,  CORNER  OF  EDGBASTON-ST. 


GENERAL   BUTTON   MANUFACTORY, 

ESTABI.ISHED  1782, 

56,  HARFORD  STREET,  GREAT   HAMPTON   STREET,  BIRMINGHAM. 


^6    is^  tt^.l-r'^    SeJf-    <itb   ^i^&m    ^  ^0  &^  m^  ^i«^  v:iA:rtij  &^ 

{Successor  to  W.  ^  J.  Baldwin,) 
FANXY  SILK,  SATIN,  FLORENTINE,  &  METAL  BUTTON  MANUFACTURER, 


ON    THE    SHORTEST    XOTICE. 


24 


ADVERTISEAIENTS. 


SiTutJcr  tijt  iUatrona^e  nnti  bv  Special  ^Ippointmtut  to 


^^l 


AND 


-'^'.-J'.C-J  - 


^    ,S,. 


4U 


<Si^  ^<«£  e^  ^ 


ROYAL 


tv^     ^i,  I    «k< 


AND 


PATENT  PEARL  GLASS  WORKS, 
LONDON    ESTABLISHMENTS, 

AND    3, 

BLOOMSBURY. 


^iL^j^^^^ 


snow  ROOMS,  both  in  inUMIN(;iIAM  and  LONDON,  contain  TABLES, 
(  IIAIUS,  (AHINI-yrs,  POLK  S("R1:KNS,  and  every  Article  in  PA  PIKR  MACIIIK, 
to  which  that  heantifnl  material  is  ai)j)H(>d.  The  Patent  PEARL  and  (;EM  PAINT- 
1N(;  on  (J  LASS,  is  exfjuisitely  beaut il'ul.  rej)resentinjir  Enj^lisli  and  Continental 
CATHEDRALS,  remarkalde  HITLDINC.S,  RUINS,  VIEWS,  *c.  drc.  AVEDDING 
and  other  PRESENTS,  elegant  and  novel,  in  GREAT   VARIETY. 


ADVERTISRMENTS. 


25 


IL(DHP(0)M  AH  ID  HOME  WESITIS 

RAILWAY. 


CARRYING    DEPARTMENT. 


Conveyance  by  Railway  to  and  from  BIRMINGHAM,  LONDON,  LIVERPOOL, 
MANCHESTER,  CHESTER,  EDINBORO',  PERTH,  and  intermediate  Places,  as 
per  List  below ;  also,  in  conjunction  with  other  Companies,  to  all  parts  of  the  different 
lines  of  Railway. 


Acton 

Crewe 

Macclesfield 

Tarn  worth 

Alderley 

Crick 

Milnthorp 

Tring 

Anipthill 

Darlaston  Green 

Nuneaton 

Thrapstone 

Atherstone 

Fenny  Stratford 

Northampton 

Watford 

Aylesbury 

Fleetwood 

Oundle 

Wansford 

Bedford 

Hartford 

Peterboro' 

Walsall 

Berkhampstead 

Hampton 

Penrith 

Warrington 

Bedworth 

Harrow 

Preston 

Wellingboro' 

Blackwell 

Handforth 

Preston  Brook 

Weedon 

Blisworth 

Higam  Ferrers 

Rookery  Bridge 

Whitmore 

Bletchley 

Holmes  Chapel 

Rugby 

Wilmslow 

Boxmoor 

Kenilworth 

Rudgely 

WillenhaU 

Bolton 

Kendal 

Sandbach 

Wigan 

Brandon 

King's  Langley 

St.  Helens 

W  olverh  ampton 

Carlisle 

Lancaster 

Stafford  Potteries 

Wolverton 

Chelford 

Leighton 

Stamford 

Wobum 

Coventry 

Leamington 

Stafford 

Colwich 

Litchfield 

Stockport 

OFFICES     IN     LONDON: 

Camden  Station ;  City,  Wood  Street  and  Hambro'  Wharf,  and  at  the  general  offices  of 
Messrs.  Pickford  and  Co.,  and  Messrs.  ChapUn  and  Home,  who  are  Agents  for  th« 
Company. 

OFFICES     IN     THE     COUNTRY: 

At  the  Railway  Stations, 

Mr.  SAMUEL  EBORALL,  Manager, 

Railway  Office,  Birmingham. 


26  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


J 


SON  &  INSOLE, 


WHOLESALE  &  RETAIL  GROCERS, 

17,    SPICEAL    STREET, 

BIRMINGHAM. 

2ili  jtt)Cf  iHajrsty'g   ^fe*^^!?^      3Uor>al  Itfttfrs 

PATENT,  ^^^^^^^-^^^^^J   GRANTED  JAN.  4,  1649. 


PATENTEES  AND  MANUFACTl'RERS  OF  EVERT  VARIETY  OF 

METALLIC  PENS  &  PEN  HOLDERS, 

12,  13,  &  14,  BUCKINGHAM  STREET, 


AND 


BID  ©G?:QJ^J©  Mian    ST.  ©TSSL  BDHOJO©    KJOQlklLl 

BIRMINGHAM. 


>DVERTISEMKNT8. 


27 


©[iIlLliria'3  [piUSELflS  M[B[Si5\^¥. 

77,    BATH    STREET,    OPPOSITE   WHITTALL    STREET, 

g)  C  R;  MI  C  Nl  Q  H] RMl  0 
Containing  above  15,000  Volumes; 

Consisting  of  History,  Biography,  ^'oyages.  Travels,  Divinity,  Arts,  Sciences,  Novels, 
and  Romances,  New  ^V"orks  added  as  soon  as  published ;  and  all  the  popular 
Periodicals.  Subscription,  5s.  per  Quarter.  Catalogues  to  be  had  at  the  Library. 
Every  Article  in  the  Stationery  Trade  always  on  hand. 


C^ 


PATENT  ELECTKO  PLATERS  &  GILDERS, 

INCLUDING  ALL  THE  RECENT  IMPROVEMENTS. 

For  Teruis.,   and  ot/icr  In/ormalion,   apply  at  their   Worksy  77,  Bath  Street,    Birmingham. 

ir.lS.-OIiD    ARTICLES    RE-PI.ATED    AND    RE-GILT. 

MANUFACTURER    OF 

CASTOR,  MUSTARD,  INK,  &  SMELLING  BOTTLE  TOPS,  MOUNTED  WINE 
AND  SPIRIT  BOTTLES,  CORKS,  LABELS,  CANDLESTICKS,  NOZELS,  &c. 

The  above  Articles  made  and  mounted  in  Siher,  Plated  on  German  Silver  and  Copper,  German 

Silver  and  Brass. 

110,  GREAT  CHARLES  STREET,  BIRMINGHAM. 


^TK, 


JEWELLERS, 

Manufacturers  of  Ladies'  Coloured,  Gold,  Pearl,  Emerald,  and  Ruby  Rings;  Enamelled 
Brooches  ;  and  all  descriptions  of  Cameos  and  Stone  Brooches  Mounted  to  Order. 

THOMAS    CORBETT, 

JMANUFACTURER    OF 

MATHEMATICAL  INSTRUMENTS,  SURVEYORS'  MEASURING  TAPES, 

Land  Chains.  Mariners',  Miners',  and  Pocket  Compasses,  Box  and  Ivory  Rules,  Chain 
Scales,  and  all  kinds  of  Fishing  Reels,  6ic.  &c.     N.B. — All  U  arranied  Correct. 

Ko.  14i,  DUAJUND  STREET,  BIRMINGHAM. 


F|©S 


9 


sadii^QaSo 


MANUFACTURER    OF    COACH,    HARNESS,    AND    RAILWAY    CARRIAGE 

FURNITURE;  BRASS  &  IRON  FOUNDER, 

No.    13,    COLESHILL    STREET,    BIHmiNGHAIVI. 

N.B. — Manufacturer  of  Curtain  Barrels,  Dog  Collars,  Coach  Locks,  &  the  Iron  Door  Plate. 


2*^  >4DVKRTrSEMENTS. 


BRITISH  AND  FORE[GN  NEWSPAPER  OFFICES, 

31.  Union  Street.  Birmingham  •  &  Victoria  Library.  Leamington. 


Daily  Morning.  The  Times,  MornlnR  Chronicle,  Morning  HeraM,  Morning  Post,  Morning  Adverriser, 
Daily  Sews.  Daily  Evtning.  Globe— Statidanl,  Sun — Expres>,  ^hippin^i  Gazette,  Llovd  s  List — Packet 
List,  Evening  Mail,  M.  W.  t .,  St.  James's  Chronicle,  T.  T.  S.,  Keconl,  M.  Th.,  Patnot,'  Af.  Th..  London 
Gazette,  Tu.  F ,  Course  of  the  ExchanMe,  Tu.  F.  M'mday  Erenimj  ;  Mark  Lane  Express,  Bells  Mes- 
senirer,  John  Hull — Observer,  County  Chronicle — Ma+'net,  Tuesday  Evmhtg  ;  Mercanlilt- Journal,  Mer- 
cantile Price  Current,  London  New  I'rice  Current,  "Irade  List— Merchant.  Wednesday  Evening  ;  Guardian, 
Nonconfoniiist,  Watchman,  W'esleyan,  British  Banner.  Ihursday  Evening;  Law  Chroniclf^ Law  Gazette, 
EDt;li.>h  Churchman,  Historic  Tiim-s.  Friday  Evening  ;  l^rince's  Price  Current,  Medical  Gazette,  Lancet, 
Church  and  State  Gazette,  County  Herald,  Douglas  Jerrold  s  New!>paper,  Deut>che  Londoner  Zeitung, 
Illustrated  London  News,  Ludy'.*  Newspaper,  Mfdical  Tiroes,  Pharmaceutical  Times,  Railway  Gazette, 
Tablet,  Weekly  Chronicle,  Nortbem  Star,  Builder,  Punih,  1  loyds  Weekly  Newspaper,  News  of  the  World, 
Weekly  Times,  London  New  Price  Current.  Salurdiiy  Morning;  Econoniist,  Atlas- Britannia,  Court 
Journui,  Dispatch,  Herapath's  Railway  Journal,  John  Bull,  Journal  of  Commerce,  Railway  Times,  Railway 
Chronicle,  Railway  Record,  Athenieuiii,  Literary  Gaz-tt«;,  Konetic  Nuz.  Saturday  Evening;  Law  Times, 
Legal  Observer,  Spectator,  Naval  and  Military  Gazette,  United  Service  Gazette,  Array  Dispatch,  Patent 
Journal,  Bells  Life  in  London,  Bell's  Messenger,  CouTrier  de  I'Europe,  Era,  E.xarniner,  Gardener's 
Chronicle,  Gardeners'  and  Farmers'  Journal,  Inquirer,  Justice  o(  Peace,  Mining  Journal,  New  Bells  Mes- 
benger,   Satirist,  Sunday   Times,  Musical   World,   Perry  s    Bankrupt   List,   Jurist,  Weekly  Share  List. 

f^j^  The  greatest  exertions  are  made    in  sending  the    Mobnino  Newspapers  by  the  Railway  Trains, 

Coaches,  &c. 

Advertisements  inserted  in  all  the  British  and  Foreign  Ne-v^spapers  and 

Periodical  Publications. 

Noticet  of  Insolvency  and  Dissolution  of  Partnership, /or  insertinn  in  the  London  Oazette,must  be  drawn 
up  by  a  Solicitor,  and  sworn  to  be/ore  a  Master  in  Chancery. 

All  the  Pbovincial  and  Foreign  Newspapers  supplied.     The  Qdabterlt  &  Mosthlt  Magazikks 
regularly  supplied.     The  NfcWEST  Pdblications  of  every  description  procured  on  the  shonest  notice. 


■  I—    I  tm  tvitt 


JS^      ^^      ^^     "^         ^  ^hk. 


LOOKING-GLASS  &  PICTURE  FRAME  MANUFACTURER, 

CARVER  AND  GILDER, 

101,  DIGBETH,  AND  0%  EDGBASTON-ST.,  BIRMINGHAM, 

ESTABLISHED   1834. 

Potnm.s  Ins  most  sincoro  thanks  t(>  his  Friends  and  the  Pnhlic  generally,  for  the  very 
lilienil  sn]»|)t)rt  he  lia.s  received  lor  a  period  of  thirteen  years,  and  more  especially  since 
Ills  misfortune  hy  lir(>,  in  l.^.'Ji):  and,  in  onU^r  to  meet  the  extended  patrona<;e  of  his 
friends,  he  has  taken  the  old-eslahli.shed  and  extensive  premise.s,  at  o.'{,  Edjfbaston-St., 
\shen>  lie  has  tlie  lar^^est  and  most  ma^rnilicent  Silverin<;  Table  in  the  Kinj^dom,  by 
wliich  he  is  enal)led  to  Silv«T  and  Polish  (ilassfs  of  the  iarj^est  dimensions,  in  a  very 
Huperior  manner,  and  on  snch  terms  a.s  he  trnsts  will  merit  a  fiirther  continnance  of 
thrir  fav(.iirs.  Ilr  has  ulsolakiMi  to  the  old-estal)lished  rOMSllINC  and  SILVKRING 
lil'SlNHSS,  carried  on  for  tii'ly  years  by  Mr.  KoI»inson,  at  No.  1)4,  Hull  Street,  and  ear- 
liestly  .solicits  a  contintuince  of  the  favours  of  the  Connexions  of  his  predece.ssor. 

T.'H.  Kor.lNSON  be>;s  respectfully  to  tbank  the  Nt.bility,  (;enlr>-,  and  the  Ptiblio 
In  tfcneral,  for  all  favours  conferred  upon  him  ;  and  beijs  to  recomnuMid  M.('aj)ella 
as  a  ptTson  perfectly  understaiuliu^the  Silvering;  tt  Folishiuif  Husiuess  in  all  its  branches. 

M.  (.'.  resj)ectfully  invites  a  j)er.sonal  inspection,  at  eitlier  of  his  Kstablishment.s,  of  hi;* 
extensive  and  valuable  Stock  of  Picture- Frames,  .Mirrors,  liOokin;^-(ila.sses,  liarometer.s, 
\V rather-(i lasses,  d'C,  which  he  feeLs  confident,  both  for  extent  and  beauty,  cannot  he 
•  iirpa.ssed. 

N.  n. — (Jlatses  framed,  poli.shed,  and  re-silvered,  old  1>ainp."»  re-jfilt,  Oil  Paintinj?* 
cleaned,  and  Pictur«"s  repaired  and  varnished. 

Observe!     104,  DJgbeth,  and  53,  Edgbaston-St.,  Birmingham. 


AnVKHTISRAlRNTS.  29 


ELEGANT  TOILET  REQUISITES. 

EACH  OF  INFALLIBLE  ATTRIBUTES. 


ROWLAI^DS'  MACASSAR  OIL. 

This  mild  yet  powerful  reuovuter  insinuates  its  balsamic  properties  into  the  pores  of 
the  head,  nourishes  the  Hair  in  its  embryo  state,  accelerates  its  growth,  cleanses  it  from 
Scurf  and  DandrilT,  sustains  it  in  maturity,  and  continues  its  possession  of  healthy  vigour, 
silky  softness,  and  luxurious  redundancy  to  the  latest  period  of  human  life.  For  Children 
it  is  especially  recommended,  as  forming  the  basis  of  a  beautiful  head  of  hair,  and 
rendering  the  use  of  the  tine  comb  \innecessary.  Its  invaluable  properties  have  obtained 
the  especial  patronage  of  Her  Majesty  the  Queen,  the  Court,  and  the  whole  of  the  Royal 
Family  of  Great  Britain,  and  of  every  Court  of  the  civilized  world. 

Price  3s.  6d,  and  7^=. ;  or  Family  Bottles,  (ecpml  to  four  small,)  at  lOs.  6d. ;  and 

double  that  size,  21s. 

On  the  \\Tapper  of  each  bottle  of  the //<?/jj<m^  Article     I  ROWLANDS' 

are  these  words,  in  two  lines,  J       MACASSAR  OIL* 

ROWLAI^BS'  KAIi:i  WASH. 

A  Preparation  from  the  choicest  Oriental  Herbs,  of  peculiarly  mild  and  detersive 
properties.  It  pleasingly  and  effectually  cleanses  the  Hair  and  Skin  of  the  Head  from 
Scurf  and  every  species  of  impurity,  and  imparts  a  delicate  fragrance.  It  is  particularly 
recommended  to  be  used  after  Bathino,  as  it  will  prevent  the  probability  of  catehing 
cold  in  the  head,  and  will  render  the  hair  dry  in  a  few  minutes.     Price  3s.  6d.per  bottle. 

ROWI.ANDS'  KALYDOR, 

An  ORIENTAL  BALSAMIC  PREPARATION  of  unfailing  efficacy,  in  pm-ifying  the 
SKIN  from  all  PIMPLES,  SPOTS,  FRECKLES,  TAN,  and  DISUOLORATWNS, 
producing  a  healthy  freshness  and  transparency/  of  COMPLEXION ;  and  a  softness  and 
c^e//rr7c?/ of  the  HANDS  and  ARMS.  During  the  Heat  and  Dust  of  Summer,  or  Frost 
and  Bleak  Winds  of  Winter,  and  in  cases  of  Sun-burn,  Stings  of  Insects,  Chilblains, 
and  Chapped  Skin,  or  incidental  inflammation,  its  virtues  have  long  and  extensively  been 
acknowledged.  Its  purify'mq  and  re/reshinfj  proverties  have  obtained  the  exclusive  Patron- 
age of  the  QUEEN,  the  COURT,  and  the  ROYAL  FAMILY  of  Great  Britain,  as  well 
the  principal  COURTS  OF  EUROPE.     Price  4s.  6d.  and  8s.  6d.  per  bottle. 

*,•  Beware  of  spurious  "  KALYDORS,"  containing  mineral  astringents,  -utterly 
ruinous  to  the  Complexion,  and  which,  by  their  repellent  action,  endanger  health. 

ROWIiAHDB'  ODONTO, 

OR    PEARL    dentifrice. 

A  WHITE  POWDER  FOR  THE  TEETH,  composed  of  the  choicest  and  most  rec/i^jvc/je 
mqredients  of  Die  Oriental  Berhal.  It  eradicates  tartar  from  the  teeth,  removes  spots  of 
incipient  decay,  polishes  and  preserves  the  enamel,  imparting  the  most  pure  and  pearl-like 
whiteness,  and  renders  the  breath  sweet  and  pure.  Scurvy  is,  by  its  means,  eradicated 
from  the  GUMS,  and  a  healthy  action  and  redness  are  induced,  so  that  the  Teeth,  (if 
loose.)  are  thus  rendered  fimi  in  their  sockets.  Its  invaluable  properties  have  obtained 
its  selection  by  Her  Majesty  the  Queen,  the  Court,  and  Royal  Family  of  Great  Britain, 
and  the  Sovereigns  and  Nobility  throughout  Europe. — Price  2s.  9d.  per  box. 

ROWLAX^DS'  Ai:.BAHA  EXTEACT. 

For  relie\'ing  the  Tooth-ache,  Gum-boils,  and  Swelled  Face,  and  which,  by  constantly 
using,  prevents  those  maladies.  In  the  anguish  of  excruciating  pain,  it  affords  instan- 
taneous relief.  It  is  perfectly  innocent  in  its  nature.  Price  2s.  9d.,  4s.  6d.,  and  10s.  6d. 
per  bottle. 

IMPORTANT  OAUTSON. 

T'NPRINCIPLED  SHOFKEEKERS,  for  the  sake  of  gaining  a  trifle  more  profit, 
vend  the  most  SPURIOUS  COMPOUNDS  imder  the  same  names,  some  under  the 
implied  sanction  of  Royalty,  and  the  Government  Departments,  with  similar  attempts  at 
deception.  It  is  therefore  highly  necessary  to  see  that  the  word  **  ROWLANDb"  i» 
on  the  Wrapper  or  Laljel  of  each  Article.     Sold  bv  the  Proprietors — 

A,  ROWLAND  &  SONS,  20,  HATTON  GARDEN,  LONDON, 

and  by  all  respectable  Chemisti?  and  Perfumers. 


VIEW     OF     THE     PRESS     ROOM     IN 

JOHN    BLURTONS 


THE  ROYAL  STEAM  PRESS  OFFICE, 

CAST  L  E       S  1   K  i:  E  1",       S  11  E  E  F  1  E  L  D  . 


K<\M|)(>(t fully  aiiunuiiccs  to  his  Friontls  and  tlu*  riiblic,  (lu\t  COWPERS' 
J'A  TENTED  PER  FECI  I  Nc;  MACHINE,  WOKE  ED  WITH  STEAM 
POWER,  is  now  at  work  at  his  Establishment,  wiih  all  and  every  recent  nud 
late  improvement,  calculated  and  \varrant«'d  to  throw  otT  I,(HU)  sheets  per 
hour,  ]>rinted  on  both  sides  ;  and  as  this  is  THE  ONLY  NEW  ONE 
that  ever  has  1)een,  or  likely  to  he  introduced  in  tiie  Town  of  ShelVield,  it 
will  be  easily  not  only  conjectured,  but  known,  that  no  ollit^r  I'stablislnnent 
can  equal  this  for  (  HE. M' NESS   AND    EX  FED  IT  ION. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  31 


ATTENTION    IS    PAIITICUI.ARZ.V    REQUESTED    TO    THE 

FOXiliO'WING 


CAUTION 


JOHN   WIX-SONT, 

SYCAMORE  STREET,  SHEFFIELD, 

THE     ORIGINAL     MANUFACTURER    OF     SHOE,     BUTCHERS', 

WEAVERS',  BREAD',  COOKS',  PALLET,  PUTTY,  GLAZIERS', 

FARRIERS'  KNIVES,  BUTCHERS'  STEELS,  &c.,  &c., 

Deems  it  riq^lit  to  apprize  his  Friends,  ibat  not  only  does  his  Mark  continue  to  he 
PIRATED  both  in  this  Country  and  on  the  Continent^  but  that  certain  unprinci- 
pled  persons,  who  are  deterred  from  striking-  his  Mark  only  from  a  fear  of  being- 
visited  with  Legal  Proceedings,  have  been  led  by  their  cupidity  to  resort  to 
another  mode  of  imposition,  and  IN  ORDER  TO  EVADE  THE  LAW,  are 
vendingr  articles  marked — 

I.  WILSON,  only  ;  or,      Q^g-p  gxEEL 

«"'  WARIUNTED  «**'    ^^^'  ^^'^LSON 

in  each  case  omitting  the  Corporation  Mark. 

OBSERVE, 

All  Knives,  Steels,  &c.,  of  JOHN  WILSON'S  manufacture,  are  stamped  with  his 
Corporation  Mark,  ^^  Four  Peppercorns  and  a  Diamond,"  thus,  $g§*  in  one  of  the 
following  forms  : — 

L  WILSON  ^*  L  WILSON 

^*  CAST    STEEL 

^*  I.  WILSON  ^*  L  WILSON 

"WARRANTED  SHEAR    STEEL 

Kntift  IS  \)tvtbv  (Sib en, 

That  all  persons  whomsoever,  who  shall  counterfeit  or  imitate  the  marks  used  by 
the  said  JOHN  WILSON,  or  who  shall  sell  any  Shoe,  Bread,  Butchers',  Cooks', 
or  any  other  KNIVES,  or  any  Butchers'  STEELS,  stamped  with  any  such 
counterfeit  or  imitated  Marks,  will,  immediately  after  they  shall  be  discovered, 
be  proceeded  against  in  one  of  the  Courts  of  Law  or  Equity ;  and  the  said  JOHN 
WILSON  hereby  invites  all  persons,  to  whom  any  such  fraudulent  practices  as  the 
above  mentioned  are,  or  may  be  known,  to  give  him  Information,  assuring  them 
that  they  shall  be  liberally  rewarded. 

Sycamore  Street,  March  Isl,  1849. 


32  ADVERTISKMF.NTS. 


Corporate     rri     IVIark. 


# 


JAMES    H  O WA  RT  H  , 

MANUFACTURER  OF  EDGE  TOOLS, 

Engravers',  Die  Sinkers',  Silversmiths',  Carvers',  and  all 

kinds  of  Turners'  Tools, 

N.  B. —  Shoe,   Cork,   Curriers',   Tanners',  Skinners',  and  Saddlers  Knives,  improved 
and  made  npon  Practical  Principles,  for  use,  not  sale  merely. 

NO.  124,  FITZWILLIAM  STREET,  SHEFFIELD. 


SOLLV  WQRlCSs,  SaLLY  STdEETj  SHEFFIELD, 

MANUFACTURERS     OF 

Braced,  (t^ii  ^itt\  23it^,  JJoincr^'  Cool^,  ^feate^,   ^creto^-ijo^c^,  laioto 

^topiJjCool  €i)t^Hy  ^f.  of  Superior  (Hialiti)  antJ  \^t^i  tuork> 

nian^Jjfp ;  autJ  Sole  manufacturers  of 

HENRYBROWN'S  PATENT  ANTI-FRICTION  BRACE 

We  have  great  pleasure,  as  ])ractical  Mechanics,  in  presenting  to  vour  notice  the 
PATENT  ANTI-FKICTION  BRACE.  The  advantage  of  the  Patent  Anti-friction 
Brace,  above  all  others,  is  its  easy  working,  haWng  no  friction.  The  Soindle  and 
Socket  Nut  being  of  Hardened  Steel.  The  Brass  Neck  has  a  Nut  screwea  upon,  or 
into  the  Brass  Socket  Piece,  therein-  firmly  securing  the  Ebony  Cap  of  the  Head,  and 
preventing  its  coming  off,  causing  a  firm  steady  working  of  the  Brace. 

Resting  assured  that  you  will  see  the  su])eri()rity,  and  give  us  the  encouragement 
we  deserve,  We  are,  Gentlemen,  your  most  obedient  Servants, 

BROWN  AND  FLATHRR. 


MAm.  ^^^"^..^^/TT?  vs  ^.n 


STEEL  &   CUTLERY  MANUFACTURERS, 

AND    DKALEIIS    IN    ALL    KINDS    OF 

Vulcan   Steel   Works,    Hereford   Street,    and   TABLE   KNIFB 
WORKS,  Arundel  Street,  Sheffield, 


.ADVPLRTISEiMENTS. 


•^3 


JAMES  DIXON  &  SONS, 

CORNISH    PLACE,     SHEFFIELD, 

MERCHANTS,    AND 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 


'\tW\ 


^T\^W^ 


8I1¥11,    811W11-21A111, 

POWDER    FLASKS,    SHOT    POUCHES,    DRAM    BOTTLES,    AND    OTHER 

SHOOTING    TACKLE.     ALSO  OF    ELECTRO-PLATED    ON 

NICKEL  SILVER  AND  BRITANNIA  METAL. 


Parian  Stone-China^  5f  Earthenware  Jugs,  mounted  ivith  Britannia  Metal  <?r  Plated  Covers. 


The  above  are  made  of  the  newest  Style,  and  best  Quality,  suitable  to  the  taste 
and  fashion  of  the  Home  and  Foreign  Markets. 


^^ti'S  ^''''^^  ^sa-j. 


4 


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^. 


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ikmr    IE 


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NOREOIiK   PliACE,   SHEFFIEIiD, 

PATENTEES  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF 

By  a  new  mechanical  process,  with  STRONG  METALLIC   WIRES  in  the   Edges. 

S.  ^F.  particularly  invite  the  attention  of  the  Public  to  this  beautiful,  cheap,  Sf  durable  Article. 

ALSO,  MANUFACTURERS  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION  OF 


Patent  Electro- Platers  in  the  most  approved  and  modern  designs. 


34 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


UNWIN    AND    RODGERS, 

Cutlery  iHanufcicturcrs, 

ROCKINGHAM  WORKS,  124,  ROCKINGHAM  ST.  SHEFFIELD. 


INVENTORS  AND  SOLE  MANUFACTURERS  OF  THE 

PATEMT    SLBBCMQ    PEMGCL    i^MtVES. 

From  20,000  to  30,000  Dozens  of  the  above  Articles  generally  in 
Stock,  suitable  for  all  parts  of  the  World. 


<6^;'. 


MANUFACTURERS    OF 

ALL  KINDS  OF  JOINERS'  TOOLS,  SKATES, 

m  S^  ^  Q'  &  S  9 

Bits,  Slu0trs,  (Simfilcts,  ict. 

ECCLESALL    WORKS,    ROCKINGHAM    STREET, 

SHEFFIELD. 

THOMAS    MATKIN, 

MANUFACTURER  OF  ALL  KINDS  OP 

TINNERS',  TAILORS',  GARDEN,  GRASS,  PRrNING,BRUSHMAKERS\  BOOK- 
BINDERS', PLATERS',  JEWELLERS',  STOCK,  TINMEN'S,  &  OTHER 


ADVERTrsEMRNTS. 


35 


MANUFACTURERS    OF    RAZORS, 

In  every  variety  of  Pattern^  Jrom  the  lowest  article  of  utility  to  the  most  elegant  8f  costly ^ 

32,  CARVER  STREET,  SHEFFIELD. 


None  are  Genuine  unless  Stamped  with  the  Name  and  Mark,  as  under,  granted  to 
W.  H.  &  S.,  to  designate  their  Goods.  Wares,  or  Manufactures,  by  the  Company  of 
Cutlers  in  Hallamshire,  according  to  Act  of  Parliament. 


•V^.Hi^VJCPOFT  ScSO>r. 


Any  Person  stamping,  impressing,  etching,  or  engraving  this  Mark, 


i^  E  Hi^y'^VV;  0  WM  °'*  ^°y  iroitation  of  the  same,  is  committing  a  Fraud,  and  is  liable  to  all  fines 
SMr  Frrri  D  ^^^  Penalties  enacted  in  the  said  statute. 

MEFFIZL  N.B.-RAZOR  CASES,  STROPS,  &c.  &c. 

No.   7,    CARVER    STREET    WORKS, 

(OPPOSITE    THE    CHAPEL,)    SHEFFIELD. 


^I^^f^ 


MANUFACTURERS  OF  TABLE  KNIVES  &  FORKS, 


^piatelr,  J3eg5ert,  jFfejb,  antr  Butter  SSnibe^,  toit^  Overman  ^iihtv,  ^^earl, 

antr  $borg  ?^anirte^,  ^c. 

ALSO,  PLATED  AND  GERMAN  SILVER  BLADES  AND  FORKS,  <fec. 

AND 


or    ALL    DESCRIPTIONS. 


36 


ADVERTISEMKNTS. 


JOSEPH  MAPPIN, 


MANUFACTCRER    OF    ALL    KINDS    OF 


FIBJE    CUTLiERY, 

NO.  32.  K01{F01K  STREET,  SHEFFIELD. 


1^"    Wholesale  Warehouse,  No.  15,  PORE  STRE  ~^T.  London. 


JOSBPH   nAPPIN'S 

REGISTERED 

LANCET  EDGE  RAZOR. 


HANNAH    SHAW    AND    SON, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF  COMTOUND 

H  ()  U  S  K  8  H  O  E  M  AG  N  E  TS , 

FOR  SUSPENDINCi   WEKillTS,  OR  FOR   THK  MA(;NET0  ELECTRIC 

MACHINE. 

KRASS  FOUNDKIL^  MA(.NE1  S.  I'or  rxtrmtin-  the  ijarlioles  of  Iron  from  Rrass 
Filing's.  CYLI  NDRIC  AND  FLAT  M  ACINE  TS,  for  the  Self- Acting:  Eloftro  Magurtic 
Machine.  MA(;NETIC  STEEL  COMPASS  NEEDLKS.  STRAKillT  13AR  MAG- 
NETS,  of  every  doscription.      TOY   MAiiNKTS,  of  ovory  doscriptioii. 

NO.  68,  BURGESS  STREI<.T,  SHii^FFIELD. 


advrrtisF':mf.nts.  37 


SHEFFIELD    PLATED    GOODS. 

JOHN     HARRISOK, 

NORFOLK  WORKS,    SCOTLAND  STREET,    SHEFFIELD, 

ELECTRO-PL/^TER  AND  GILDER, 

AND    MANUFACTURER    OF 

E  L  EC  T  R  O   -   P  L  A  T  ED     ON     NICKEL     SILVER     GOODS, 

OF    EVERY    DESCRIPTION,    AS    MADE    IN    STERLING    SILVER. 

SPOONS,     FORKS, 

TEA     AND     COFFEE     SETS,     CRUET,     LIQUOR,    AND     EGG     FRAMES, 

CANDLESTICKS,     TOAST     RACKS,     CAKE     BASKETS, 

DISH  COVERS,  STEAK  DISHES,  &c.  &c. 


ALSO,      BRITANNIA     METAL     GOODS, 

OF    EVERY    DESCRIPTION,    AND    PLATED    ON    BRITANNIA    METAL. 

t^""  N.B. — Old  Goods  (liow^ever  much  worn,)  re-plated,  aiid  made  equal  to  new. 


STANDFIELD,   NEWBOULD,   &   BAILDOIf, 

MERCHANTS, 

AND     MANUFACTURERS     OF    WARRANTED     TABLE,     PEN,     AND 

POCKET  KNIVES,  SCISSORS,  SAWS,  FILES,  AND  EDGE 

TOOLS,     STEEL     REFINERS,     &c. 

SURREY    WORKS,    SHEFFIELD. 


Sole  Manufacturers  of  Roberts'  Patent  Table  Knives,  the  handles  of  which 
cannot  be  loosened  by  the  application  of  hot  water.  In  this  respect,  they  are  far 
superior  to  any  article  yet  offered  to  the  Public,  The  price  is  no  more  than  the 
ordinary  pinned  Knife,  and  they  may  be  had  of  any  respectable  Ironmonger  or  Cutler. 


38 


ADVERTISEMF-NTS. 


JOHN     ALGOR, 

MANUFACTURER    OF 

Shoe  Knives,  Butchers'  Knives,  Cooks'  Knives,  Bread  Knives,  Pallet  Knives,  Glaziers* 

Knives,  Farriers'  Knives,  Butchers'  Steels ;  also 

Putty  Knives |  Curriers"  Cutting-out  Knives   . 

Slopping  Knives |  Curriers"  Steels 

Hacking  Knives  :  Currier.*' Turning  Steels    

Chipping  Knives '  Saddlers' HaK-Moon  Knives... 

Plumbers'  Shave  Hooks     i  Leather  Cutters"  Ess.  Knives... 

Plumbers"  Chisel  Knives   I  Collar  Makers' Knives    

■Weavers'  Loom  Knives i  Boot  or  Peg  Knives 

■Weavers"  Nippers     j  Bent  Heel  Knives     

Weavers'  Knives  and  Nippers Flax  Dressers'  Knives 


Weavers"  Burling  Irons 
Hat  Pickers 


Roller  Knives 

Roller  Knives  Cranked 


Cotton  Hag  Knives !  Furriers"  Pulling  Knives 


Russia  Shoe  Blades 

Coopers'  Knives  

Joiners"  Blades 

Cabinet  Blades 

Shoe  Knives,  Hollow  Ground 

Bent  Shoe  Knives    

Joiners'  Whittles 

"Vine  Knives 

Basket  M  akers"  Knives 

Rush  Knives 

Fish  Knives  and  Blades 

Mackerel  Knives 


WARBURTON  BROTHERS, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF  ALL  KINDS  OF  EDGE  TOOLS, 

AUGURS,  and  Dealers  in  Sa'ws,  Files,  and  Joiners'. Tools, 

M®3    ga9    [Fii^lriB^O^aDL    gTEUT,    ©KllllFIFQlILiD. 


Warehouse  in  London,  o,  Bartlett's  Buildings,  Holborn. 

RODGERS,   RUSSELL,  &   HORSEIELD, 

WAiltUFAQ^WRSSi^S  QF  SAWS;,  *©» 

No.  60, 


SMITH  &  SSAWISSI^ET, 

RAZOR   MANUFACTURERS, 
SKEFPt  ELO. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


39 


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4» 


m 


Mamifactnirers  of 

SHOE,  butchers; BREAD,  PALETTE,  &  PUTTY  KNIVES; 

BUTCHERS'  <&  TABLE  STEELS,  <&c. 

©0    ??»    ]Hr©3L,Mi    (^M^WT,    ^m.mWWTMlL'Bo 


IWAIT 


9 


32,  ROCKINGHAM   STREET,  SHEFFIELD. 

Corporate  Mark.  "  L  U  Z ," 


<raiD 


*^ — ^--      ^^— ^     ^>w-<*  Wy  -/is^^i  ^J  ^«^  ^fii^  iS-«A^^-    '^^  -^ 


>y 


liSN 


FOR  COMIYEERCIAL   GENTLEMEN 

AT  JAMES  THEAKER'S  LONDON  COFFEE  HOUSE, 

1^-  A  VARIETY  OF  LONDON  &  COUNTRY  NEWSPAPERS 


JOSEPH   BROWN, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

mm.^  F AHHI A    MET AI^    ©C 

Ko.  229, 


'» 


J.  COUSINS   AND   SONS, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

<&c. 


^ 


lUlM 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


© 


MIL  MMIDS  (DIP  EPBE  TO©L§o 

No.  6, 

HAWLEY  CROFT,  &  SCHOOL  CROFT,  SHEFFIELD. 


40 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


MAMFACTIRERS    OF    SIPERLA  TIV  KLY    FINISH  EP 

PEN,  POCKET,  SPORTING  KNIVES,  AND  RAZORS, 

Ko.  89,  ELDON  STREET,  SHEFFIELD. 

CORPORATE         TI^Mi;^    U'    ■#.  :^^^    MARK. 


MANUFACTURER    OF 


PIM  l^iM^  [FlMSaiL   [K[^3Q^1§,  ©©JgiOli  KS^JQ^yi©, 

RULE  KNIVES,    DESK    KNIVES  AND    ERASERS,    TUMBLE  DOWNS  AND 

CAST  RATERS,  <fcc.  tkc.  drc. 

ECCLESALL    WORKS,    ROCKINGHAP^  ST..  SHEFFIELD. 


9 


.MANUFACTURERS    OF 

Dressing  Cases  and  Strops,  Ladies'   Companlns,   Razor  Cases,  Plate  Chests,  Scissor 
Cases,  Table  and  Dessert  Knife  Cases,  Writing  Desks,  Pattern  Cards,  drc. 

29,   EYIIE  STREET,   SHEFFIELD. 

JAItlES    BODEN, 


AIANUIACTUREH    OF 


No.  7,  TOl'  OF  ST.  I'lill.ll'S  RO.Vl),  NK.VIl  ST.  (lEOlUiE'S  CIll  ItCIl, 

SHEFFIELD. 


r  o  'm  "^^ 


*^    JK  ttd  cB  aHb  9 


MANUFACTURER    OF 

CANDLESTICKS,   INKSTANDS,  *c.  iVc. 

STANLEY    STREET,    WICKER,    SHEFFIELD. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


^1 


STOMACH  PUMP. 


W.  &  H.  HUTCHINSOn, 

76,    NORFOLK-ST.,    SHEFFIELD, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


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SELF-INJECTING    ENEMA    APPARATUS, 

TRUSSES, 

STOMACH  PUMPS,  SPRING  FLEAMS, 


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FOR  NAVAL  AND  MILITARY  SURGEONS, 

LANCETS  OF  SUPERIOR  QUALITY, 

AND     EVERY     OTHER     INSTRUMENT     AND     APPARATUS     USED     BY 
PHYSICIANS,  SURGEONS,  AND  APOTHECARIES. 


XaBDICINE   CHESTS.  IN    GRSAT    VARIETY. 


42  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


GENERAL    BOOKBINDER, 


AND 


ACCOUNT    BOOK    MANUFACTURER. 

93,    FARGATE,    SHEFFIELD. 


TAYLOR  BROTHERS, 

MANUFACTURERS   OF   SAWS 

<fec.,  &c., 

BUR NT -TREE- LANE, 

SHEFFIEIiD. 

MANUFACTrREHS    OF 

TABLE    CUTLERY, 

SAWS  and  STEEL  of  all  khids^  and  General  Dealers  in  Hardware, 

SHEFFIELD. 

CORPORATE    MARK,    "AOiV   XLL." 


LICENSED  TO  MANUFACTURE  JONES  S  PATENT  TABLE  CUTLERY. 


BOTTOM  OF  HOWARD  STREET,  POND  ST., 

SHEFFIELD. 


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2) 

MANLFACTURER    OF 

SHOE    AWLS    AND    TACKS,    JOINERS'    BRAD    AND    FLOORING    AWLS, 

SADDLERS'  AWLS;    COLLAR,    PACKING,   MATTRESS,    AND  SAIL 

NEEDLES;   HOLLOW    HAND    PADS,   »fec. 


iDVERTlSKMENTS.  4' 


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CORPORATE  MARK,  ^^^m  ^^EE     HIVE. 


JOHN    HINCHLIFFE, 


MANUFACTURER    OF 


PEN,  POCKET.  SPOILSMEN'S,  DIRK,  &  111  LE  KNIVES, 

Also,  all  sorts  of  Dagger  Knives,  Stilettos,  Button  Hooks,  German  Silver  Combs,  <fec.  &c. 

suitable  for  all  parts  of  the  World. 
No.  8,  HERMITAGE  STREET,  NEAR  St.  MARY'S  CHURCH,  SHEFFIELD. 

THOMAS    MOULSON, 

MANUFACTURER    OF 

EDGE    TOOLS,    JOINERS'    TOOLS,    SAWS, 

AND  TABLE  KNIVES, 

WICKER,    SHEFFIELD. 


HORSE     HAIR     MANUFACTURER, 

No.  84,  BRIDGE  STREET, 


SHEFFIELD. 


JOHN  &  WIIiLIAM  RAGa, 

NURSERV,    SHEFFIELD, 

Sole    Manufacturers   of   the    Napoleon    and    Paragon 
Razors,  of  Pre-eminent  Excellence ; 

AZSO,    SCISSOHS   US'   BVEJRY    VARIETYf 

From  the  lowest  to  the  most  elegant  &  costlv.    Corporate  Marks,"  Napoleon  <fe  Paragon." 


JABEZ  BRIBGEWATER, 

NO.    287,    SUiMMER    LANE, 

NEAR  JOHN  STREET, 

Manufacturer  of  Metallic  Hothouses,  Hot  Water  Apparatus,  on  most  approved  prin- 
ciples ;  Garden  Lights,  Hand  Lights,  German  Silver,  Zinc,  or  Copper  Sashes;  Shop 
Fronts,  Fan  Lights,  Domical  and  other  Ventilating  Sky  Lights,  Ornamental  Windows, 
Book  Cases  and  other  Doors,  Show  Glasses,  <fec.  N.B.  —Parties  supplied  with  Bar  to 
given  lengths,  and  Sectionj, 


44  >*t)VERTISE>IE\TS. 


MANUFACTIRER    OF    ALT,    KIXPS    OF 

BRITANNIA  METAL   GOODS, 

OF    SUPERIOR    QUALITY. 
17,    COPPER    STREET,    SHEFFIELD. 


HAIR  SEATING  &  CURLED   HAIR 

MANUFACTUriERS, 

(Successors  to  the  late  Charles  Hitchex.) 


t9    ^^  MANUFACTURERS    OP  ^9 

SEGMENTS,  MACHINE  KNIVES,  FILES,  EDGE  TOOLS,  STEEL,  <fec. 

ST.  GEORGE'S  WORKS,  EDWARD  STREET, 

SHEFFIELD, 


MANITACTURERS  OF 

EDGE  TOOLS,  PATENT  SCYTHES, 

HAY  AMD  STRAW  KNIVES,  &c.  &c. 

MTinrwiNG, 

MERCHANTS  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF  FILES, 

SAWS,    &c, 

STEEL  CONVERTERS  AND  REFINERS, 

JERICHO  WORKS,  SHEFFIELD. 

G  E  O  11  G  J-:    W  II  1  J'  T  L  JO  S    &    CO. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

HLISTEHRD   \^\\\   AND   DOCTILE  SHEAR   STEEL, 

B[-T1I()N  WORKS,  ALLIEN  ST.  SHEFFIELD. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


15 


MARSDEN    BROTHERS    &   SILVERWOOD, 


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GENERAL    MERCHANTS, 

AND 

MANUFACTURERS  o^  STEEL, 

EDGE  &   JOINERS'  TOOLS,    SAWS,   FILES,    &    CUTLERY, 

BRIDGE    STREET    WORKS,    SHEFFIELD. 


WILLIAM    ASHMORE, 

MANUFACTURER    OF 

SPECTACLES,   TELESCOPES, 

AND  ALL  KINDS    OF    OPTICAL    INSTRUMENTS, 

(i^htVTD  h^vittp  of  (Optical  (&\a^^c^  (Hxrountr  ip  ^tcam  l^otocr, 

OPTICAL   WORKS.    104.    FARGATE, 

NEAR  BURGESS  STREET,  SHEFFIELD. 

The  Advertiser  has  been  Established  in  the  above  Business  upwards  of  Twenty-five 

Years,  it  being  wholly  superintended  by  himself. 
B3-  Foreign  Orders  executed  to  any  extent,  on  the  Shortest  Notice. 

E  .    PARKIN, 

EINE  SCISSOR  MANUEACTCJRER, 

No.    9,    HICKS    LANE, 


Gvpr;. 


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No.  20,  EARL  STREET,  SHEFFIELD, 

Manufacturer  of  all  kinds  of  Pen,  Pocket,  Sportsmen,  Table  Knives,  Forks,  Shoe 
Knives,  Butcher  Knives,  Farriers'  Drawing  Knives,  Lock  Knives,  Bowie 
Kmveb,  Daggtr   Knives,  Razors,  Milton  Hatchets,  and 

CUTLER°?    IN    GENERAL. 


46  ADVRRTISEMEXTS. 


PEYTON'    &    ILES, 
BIRMINGHAM, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF  THE  PATENT  SPRING,  SWAN  BILL,  REGISTERED 

DIAMOND,  AND  SEMI-FLATTENED 


SOLE  PROPRIETORS  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OF  ILES'S  PATENT  ADHE- 
SIVE CARDING,    FOR  BUTTONS,  HOOKS  AND  EYES,  <fec.       ALSO, 
PATENT    ELASTIC  SPRING,    CORROGATED,  AND  OTHER 
BOXES,  FOR  HOLDING  BUTTONS,  PENS,  PINS, 
NEEDLES,     HOOKS     AND     EYES, 
AND  OTHER  ARTICLES. 


These  Inventions,  secured  by  Her  Majesty's  Royal  Letters  Patent,  dated  November 
4th,  1848,  have  for  their  object  a  more  economical,  convenient,  and  neat  method  of 
holding  the  above,  and  need  but  inspection  to  ensure  universal  use. 


WII^I^IAM   3AGM@€> 


9 

{SUCCESSOE  TO  SHIPLEY,) 
THE    ORIGINAL    MANUFACTURER    OF 

?PI!!^mi[S£T^39    2IBiiSIfIS3iS^^    IPILA^HinS^i) 

SPOON    MAKERS'    TOOLS, 

ALL  KINDS  OF  BRKHIT  HAMMERS,    SHEARS,   SNIPS,  TINMEN'S 

ROLLERS  AND  ANVILS,  BRAZIERS'  BRIGHT  STAKES, 

.lEWELLERS'  ROLLS,  A-c.  Ac 

ALL     GOODS     WARRANTED     PREVIOUS     TO     DELIVERY. 


UTo.    206,    ASTON    ROAD, 


ADVKRTISEMENT8.  J  7 


PEYTON    &    HARLOW, 

BORDESLEY    AVORKS,    BIRMINGHAM, 

AND 

12,  PANTON   SQUARE,  HAYMARKET, 

LONDON, 

SOLE     PATENTEES     AND     MANUFACTURERS     OF     THE 

BRASS  AND   IRON   BEDSTEADS, 

PROTECTED    BY 

HER  MAJESTY'S  ROYAL  LETTERS  PATENT. 
Dated  respectively  the  16th  day  of  December,  1841,  and  the  18th  day  of  May,  1847. 

MANUFACTURED  WITH  PATENT   DOVETAIL   JOINTS,  PATENT  HEAD 

RAILS,  AND    THE   IMPROVED   PATENT  IRON    LATH    SACKING, 

WHICH  AVOIDS  ANY  OBJECTION,  AND  EFFECTS  EVERY 

RESULT    DESIRABLE    IN    IRON    SACKINGS. 


In  reference  to  these  Bedsteads,  the  Editor  of  the  Art  Union  observes: — "We 
are  bound  in  justice  to  add  that  they  are  the  best  of  the  manufacture  we  have  hitherto 
been  enabled  to  examine — the  best  in  design — the  best  in  construction — and  the  simplest 
in  principle." 


STRETCHER,  TRUNK,  AND  PORTABLE  BEDSTEADS, 

IN  EVERY  VARIETY; 

MANUFACTURERS    OF    THE 

PATENT  RHEIOCLINE  &  BOTHWAY'S   PATENT   INVALID    BEDSTEADS. 

Cheap  Bedsteads  for  Public  InslUulions,    Workhouses,  ffc. 


48  itDVERTISEMENTS. 

LOUIS    &   MIEli, 

lYEerchants    Sc    Factors, 

ED6BAST0N    STREET,    BIRHIN&HAH, 

Manufticturers  of  Jewellery.  Genjian  Silver,  and  Silver-Plated  Wares,  Bronzes,  Papier 
Mache,  importers  of  Toys,  Beads,  Coral,  Porcelain,  Musical  Boxes.  Clocks,  and  every 
description  of  French  and  Gennan  Merchandise  ;  Birmingham  and  Sheffield  Warehouse- 
men ;  Depot  for  American  Clocks.  Accordians,  Rosewood  Work  Boxes,  Dressing  Cases, 
Writing  Desks,  Tea  Chests,  Backgammon  Boards,  Telescopes,  Glass  Wares,  Guns, 
Pistols,  d'c.     Perfmnery,  Comhs,  Brushes,  and  Fancy  Articles,  in  great  variety. 

t-^  SHIPPING  ORDERS  EXECUTED. 


CENTRE      OF      THE      MARKET      PLACE, 

COVBNTRV. 


The  Original  Commercial  House  is  the  Castle,  where  every  comfort  and  convenience 

will  be  found,  on  the  most  Reasonable  Terms. 

FOSTER'S 

WARWICKSHIRE     VERMIN     KILLER, 

FOR    THE 

Certain  and  speedy  destruction  of  Rats,  INIice,  Beetles,  and  all  other  kinds  of  Vermin 

without  the  risk  of  endangering  human  life. 


This  truly  safe  and  wonderful  preparation,  now  offered  to  the  public,  differs  from 
all  others  in  ])oing  perfectly  free  from  Arsenic,  Crow-fig,  or  any  other  deadly  poison,  of 
which  most  of  tlio  comjiosititjns  hitherto  sold  for  this  purpose  consist.  This  Paste  may 
be  placed  in  all  Iwmses,  without  tlio  leiust  fear  :  being  totally  devoid  of  danger  to  human 
life,  and  also  perfectly  harmless  to  dogs  and  cats.  Fanners,  maltsters,  millers,  bakers, 
and,  in  fart,  all  private  dwelling  Inmses,  infested  with  these  troublesome  and  destructive 
vennin,  should  never  ho  without  this  invaluable  Paste,  as  it  may  be  placed  with  the 
most  perfect  security  in  all  barns,  ricks,  granaries,  and  pantries,  where  it  would  be  dan- 
gerous to  lay  arsenic,  or  any  other  poison.  And  it  is  a  remarkable  fact,  that  when 
once  any  Imildiiigs,  l)arns,  or  premises  are  cleared  of  rats,  the  most  injurious  of  all  ver- 
min, others  will  seldom  be  found  to  inhabit  the  same  place  again. 


SOLD  WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  BY 

H.  J.   FOSXr^R,    OPJSRATIV£    CHEMIST^ 

COVENTRY, 

IN  NEAT  TIN  UOXES,  AT  6d,  AMP  1»,  EACH. 


ADVEKTISEMENTS. 


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ORDERS  TO  THE  BOTANICAL  GARDENS 

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THE 

GRAND    JUNCTION    CANAL 

O  0  S2  [?  (Si.  S3 '5' 0 

DAILY  CARRIERS  BY  FLY  BOATS, 

TO    AXD    FROM 

LONDON,  MANCHESTER,  LIVERPOOL,  BIRMINGHAM,  TIPTON,  DUDLEY 

WESTBROMWICH,  STOURBRIDGE,  WEDNESBURY,  WALSALL,  WIL- 

LENHALL,   WOLVERHAMPTON,   LEICESTER,  NOTTINGHAM, 

DERBY,  BURTON-ON-TRENT,  STOKE,  and  the  POTTERIES, 

AND    TUE    INTERMEDIATE    AND    SURROUNDING    DISTRICTS. 


LONDON  OFFICES: --30  Wharf,    City  Basin ;   and  126,   London  Wall ; 
and  Fazeley  Street  Wharf,  Birmingham. 


50  JIDVERTISEMKMS. 

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MAPFLEBECE  AND   LOWE, 

STERLING 

SILVER  SPOONS  AND  FORKS, 

AT  7s.  2d.  PER  OUNCE, 

^lie  following'  Weights  are  recommended ;  but  the  Articles  may  be  had 
lighter  or  heavier  at  the  same  price  per  ounce. 

oz.  8.   d.       £.     s.  d. 

12  Table   Spoons   30  at  7  2..  10   15  0 

12  Dessert  Spoons 20  . .  7  2. .   7     3  4 

12  Table  Forks 30  ..  7  2..  10   15  0 

12  Dessert  Forks r 20  . .  7  2. .   7     3  4 

2  Gravy  Spoons 10  ..  7  2..   3   11  8 

J    Soup  Ladle 10  -.  7  2..   3  11  8 

4  Sauce  Ladles 10  . .  7  8..  3  I(>  8 

4   Salt  Spoons,  (gilt  stron^r) 1      0  0 

1   Fish  Slice 2  10     0 

12  Tea  Spoons   10  ..  7  8..   3   16     8 

1   Pair  Sugar  Tongs,  (strong) 0   15     0 

SHEFFIELD  PLATE  &  CUTLERY 

BULL    KING,    BIRMINGHAM. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  51 


NEW  SHOW  ROOMS,  SMITHFIELD, 

BUILT    EXPRESSLY    FOR   THE    DISPLAY    OF 


KITCHEN  RANGE, 

FENDERS,  FIRE-IRONS, 

AND  GENERAL  IRONFOUNDRY  GOODS. 

— e^o^A^I^^I^^Adcs- 
Parties  purchasing  any  of  the  above,  will  find  the  largest  Stock  and 

best  assortment  of  Patterns,  at 

MMFILIEIBECK  M©  WWm 

IRONMONGERY  WAREHOUSES, 
GLOUCESTER  STREET,  BIRMIN&HAIH. 


AGRICULTURAL  AND  HORTICULTURAL 


IMPLEMENT  REPOSITORY, 


MERCHANTS  AND  FACTORS  SUPPLIED. 


52  -ADVERTISEMENTS. 


WITH 


MAPPLEBECK  AND    LOWE, 

HAVE    MADE    ARRANGEMENTS    TO    SX7PPLV    THE 

IRON  &  BRASS  BEDSTEADS, 

AT  THE 

MANUFACTURERS'    PRICES. 


THE  PRINCIPAL  RECOMMENDATIONS  IN  FAVOUR  OF  THE  ABOVE, 

ARE 

Cleanliness,  ^trtnatl),  Xcatnrss,  Durafiiliti;,  ^im- 
plicit)), antJ  (Uconomi)  of  (Cost 

BULL    RING,    SMTTHFIELD, 

AND 

GLOUCESTER    STREET, 


DRAWINGS   and  PRICES  forwarded  by  Post  on  application. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ia®Tx^IL  PAFHliE  MA(DI[3S  W(^KEM 


JENNENS,    BETTRIDGE,    AND    SONS, 

MANUFACTURERS   BY  SPECIAL   APPOINTMENT. 

Co  =in-  iHajcsti)  ant  tije  l\om\  dFamtIt), 
HALKIN  STREET,  WEST,  BELGRAVE  SQUARE, 

&QSFSQ^f,  ASS 

99,  CONSTITUTION  HILL,  BIRIYIiNCHAM. 


AT  THESE  WORKS  ARE  MANUFACTURED 

PAPIER    MACHIE    TRAYS, 

TABLES,  CHAIRS,  CABINETS,  DESKS,  INKSTANDS,  PATENT 

INLAID  PEARL,  dc. 


JENNENS  &  BETTRIDGE'S  Manufactures  can  be  had  at  the  Establishment 
above-named,  and  of  the  principal  Wholesale  and  Retail  Houses  in  the  United  Kingdom; 
also,  of  their  Correspondents  in  every  important  city  in  the  world. 

t^  ALL    GOODS   MARKED    WITH  JENNENS    &   BETTRIDGE'S    NAMES 

ARE  WARRANTED. 

These  Works  arc  open  for  the  inspection  of  A'i.sitors,  and  Cards  of  Introduction  to 
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